The Trusted Home for Funding Discovery for Tribes and Native-led Nonprofits

The Tribal Funding Registry is a Native-led platform that brings together federal, state, corporate, foundation, and Tribal funding opportunities in one place. Built for Tribal Nations and Indigenous-led organizations, with guided support from staff who understand Tribal context.

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Grant Spotlight

Reva and David Logan Foundation Grant

Funds organizations working in arts, social justice, and journalism, and encourages Letters of Inquiry from non-traditional and innovative organizations working toward meaningful change. Eligible organizations must have an annual operating budget under $500,000 for at least two of the last four fiscal years.
Amount: Average grant is about $50,000
Location: Any U.S.
Deadline: Rolling LOIs

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Terra Foundation Collections Grants

Supports visual arts projects that broaden understandings of American art and Indigenous arts of North America, including permanent collection reinstallations and exhibitions that bring forward underrepresented artists and community histories. Funding covers planning and implementation costs for projects beginning after May 1, 2027. Applicants need 501(c)(3) status or a fiscal sponsor.
Amount: $25,000 to $100,000
Location: Any U.S. and international
Inquiry due: August 3, 2026
Proposal due: October 13, 2026

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Yéego Action Grant | First Peoples Fund

Supports individual Native artists and culture bearers who need quick financial assistance for a specific professional opportunity, emergency, or sudden unanticipated expense connected to their art practice or creative business. Not intended for new or existing project funding, and artists may receive this grant once.
Amount: Up to $2,500
Location: Any U.S.
Deadline: 10th of every month, 3:00pm MT

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W.K. Kellogg Foundation Grant

Supports community-driven work that helps children, families, and communities thrive. Funding priorities include early care and education, health, good food access, career pathways for parents and caregivers, racial equity, and community engagement. This may be a fit for Native-led projects that connect culture, family well-being, youth, and community solutions.
Amount: Varies- average grant $25,000+
Location: Any U.S.
Deadline: LOIs accepted anytime

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Native Voices Rising

Provides general operating support to Native-led groups rooted in community organizing and advocacy. A strong fit for groups with a community base, Native leadership, and a focus on collective action, leadership development, policy change, and progressive social change. Organizations with 501(c)(3) status, 7871 Designation, or a fiscal sponsor are eligible.
Amount: $30,000
Location: Any U.S.
Deadline: July 3, 2026

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Tribal Nations have always known how to resource and care for their communities. We built TFR to match that care — a trusted space where funding discovery reflects the values and priorities of the communities it serves.

The Tribal Funding Registry‘s mission is to create an equitable future where Native Americans have equal access to opportunities that lead to the eradication of the racial wealth gap.

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