
Cultivating Community: Noah Proctor’s 2023 Dreamstarter Garden
In 2023, Dreamstarter recipient Noah Proctor of the Piscataway Conoy Tribe, embarked on a mission to bring fresh, locally grown produce to his tribal community.

In 2023, Dreamstarter recipient Noah Proctor of the Piscataway Conoy Tribe, embarked on a mission to bring fresh, locally grown produce to his tribal community.

Native American mothers play a vital role in their families and tribal communities, but many face challenges in accessing maternal care. That’s why this year,

For over 30 years, Running Strong has been dedicated to providing clean water to families on the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation. We began by delivering

The year 2023 marks a milestone in the Dreamstarter Academy program, which successfully completed its 8th year of empowering Native American youth. The Dreamstarter initiative,

Across the United States, approximately 17 million students lack internet access at home, significantly impacting their ability to study, complete assignments, and prepare for college

Noah Blue Elk Hotchkiss’ dream has always been to see every differently abled Native American given the opportunity to become an adaptive athlete. About Noah

Native American food deserts have become a pressing issue, with many communities facing significant challenges in accessing fresh, nutritious food. The Pine Ridge Reservation in

Food insecurity has been a consistent issue throughout Indian country. Far too many native families are food insecure. Bringing food to these families has been

The Pine Ridge Indian Reservation faces significant challenges when it comes to food security. A recent Washington Post article highlighted these issues, focusing on RF

Running Strong for American Indian Youth® introduced our Dreamstarter Teacher grant program in 2017. This program aims to support the dreams of Native youth by

Toothbrushes, toothpaste, and dental floss, along with feminine hygiene products, are basic needs that are simply unaffordable for too many Native American families and women

Nearly 100% of children living on the Cheyenne River Indian Reservation qualify for the free federal meals program. This means that while in school students