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  • ABOUT
    • TEAM
    • Events
    • Press/Media
    • PODCAST
  • Advocacy
    • Federal Policy >
      • Ban M-44s
      • H.R. 1897
    • Indigenous Rights & Futures >
      • AI & Indigenous Peoples
      • Land Rights
    • Displacement & Extraction >
      • Climate Displacement
      • ECO-COLONIALISM
    • Radical Hope >
      • To the Next Generation
      • Our Voices from the Land
  • Research
  • Earth Daughters Fund
    • 2025 Grantees
  • Projects
    • Climate & Environmental Action >
      • High Mountain Biodiversity
      • Lake Uru Uru Restoration
    • Food Sovereignty & Security >
      • ​PRESERVING ANCESTRAL SEEDS
      • Cultural Food Sovereignty
      • Indigenous Food Security
    • Disaster Relief & Recovery >
      • Venezuela Relief Fund
      • Indigenous Disaster Recovery
      • Earthquake Recovery Initiative
    • Culture & Language Preservation >
      • Cultural Revitalization Initiative
    • Education & Youth Support >
      • Rural Education Support
      • Education Access Initiative
      • Indigenous Youth Support
  • Support
    • Online Store
    • Apparel
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EARTH DAUGHTERS FUND

FUELING INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP, NOURISHING COMMUNITIES & HEALING MOTHER EARTH.

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The Earth Daughters Fund delivers sustained, long-term investment, including microgrants, to Indigenous-led organizations, grassroots initiatives, and communities building enduring relationships with land, culture, and one another. The Fund also provides technical support and capacity-building to help these communities grow their work and deepen their impact. Every funded project becomes a long-term partner with Earth Daughters, joining a network where knowledge, resources, and outcomes compound, so support today keeps generating impact for years to come. This model means every dollar reaches further: strengthening not just one project, but an entire ecosystem of interconnected, community-led change.
LONG-TERM SUPPORT

SUSTAINING INDIGENOUS LEADERSHIP. FOR GENERATIONS TO COME.

The Earth Daughters Fund is more than a grantmaking program. We invest in long-term relationships by providing flexible funding, mentorship, technical support, visibility, and opportunities for collaboration. Our goal is to help Indigenous leaders strengthen their communities while building lasting capacity for future generations.
Initial Grant Support
Entry-level funding to support Indigenous-led climate and community initiatives rooted in local needs.
Relationship Building & Alignment
Deepening trust through collaboration, shared learning, and alignment with community priorities.
Reciprocal Partnership
Moving beyond funding into mutual exchange, accountability, and co-created strategies.
Shared Strategy & Technical Support
Providing ongoing technical guidance, strategic planning, and capacity strengthening.
Project Expansion & Long-Term Impact
Supporting scale, sustainability, and long-term Indigenous-led climate solutions.
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