Community Aid Efforts
The circle takes care of its own. Over the years this community has come through for elders, families and organisations in need — again and again, you showed up. Thank you.
Campaigns we’ve carried together
AumRak
Our Mayan elder from Guatemala was seriously injured while leading ceremonies at Tribal Vision — she fell and broke her elbow, which had to be replaced. This community helped carry the cost of hospital bills, lost income, living expenses and her journey home to Guatemala. Thank you to everyone who gave.
Grandma Linda’s Journey Home
We raised funds to carry our mother and grandmother home to Oklahoma to rest. Linda was the life force of all her grandchildren and much more; the strength of the family she raised is her legacy, and this community helped return her to her homeland so she may rest in eternal harmony.
Baby Layla’s Surgery
Our dear Elder Blanca in Cuernavaca, Mexico took in her granddaughter Layla, born with craniosynostosis — a condition best corrected by surgery early, before more invasive techniques become necessary. This community was called on for support, and for prayers and ceremony to carry Layla through that part of her journey.
Organisations we stand with
Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women
CSVANW is an award-winning organisation at the forefront of a dynamic approach to the tribal domestic and sexual violence fields, demonstrating effective, creative and innovative ways to address and prevent the cycle of violence within tribal communities.
100% of our profits ($900) went to the Coalition to Stop Violence Against Native Women in 2021.
Tewa Women United
Tewa Women United envisions movement(s) rooted in P’in Haa (Breath of Heart/Life) and P’in Nall (Touching Heart and Spirit) that nurture and celebrate the collective power of beloved families, communities, and Nung Ochuu Quiyo (Earth Mother).
100% of our profits ($620) went to Tewa Women United in 2022.
New causes are added as they come to us.
