Supporter Toolkit

Help your community find the Tribal Funding Registry. Each graphic below comes with a ready-to-post caption, so your post tells people what the TFR is and why it matters to you.

1. Download a graphicUse the button on each post below, or find more sizes and the full Canva toolkit further down.
2. Copy a captionFill in the highlighted parts and add a line in your own voice.
3. Post, tag, and creditTag @tribalfunding (Instagram, Threads, YouTube, TikTok) or Tribal Funding Registry (Facebook, LinkedIn), and credit Anya Lacy (Diné) for the artwork.

Pick a post

Toolkit graphic with artwork by Anya Lacy (Diné): Find Funding. Find Community.
Option 1

Community

When we look for funding at [ORGANIZATION NAME], we start in the Tribal Funding Registry. It's a tool built for Indian Country by a Native-led team, with federal, state, foundation, and Tribal grant opportunities in one place, and it's also a community. If you haven't tried it, learn more or sign up today at tribalfunding.org
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Toolkit graphic with artwork by Anya Lacy (Diné): Search for grant opportunities, find support.
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Get Support

Are you using the Tribal Funding Registry to find grant opportunities yet? The TFR brings together federal, state, corporate, foundation, and Tribal funding opportunities in one place, and they offer support for Tribal Nations and Native-led and Indigenous-led organizations every step of the way. Join their weekly Open Hours or monthly Grant Matching Sessions to get your questions answered and find grants that fit. Learn more at tribalfunding.org/get-support
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Toolkit graphic with artwork by Anya Lacy (Diné): Invite the TFR to your next event.
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Invite the TFR

Did you know the Tribal Funding Registry can be part of your gathering or conference? Funding is a tool for sovereignty, strategy, and self-determination, and the TFR speaks on topics designed to support Tribal Nations, Native-led and Indigenous-led nonprofits, and funders in building long-term capacity. From Navigating the Tribal Funding Registry to Building Indigenous-Led Funding Strategies, they bring practical knowledge to your community. Learn more at tribalfunding.org/invite-us
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Toolkit graphic with artwork by Anya Lacy (Diné): Join us on the TFR.
Option 4

Personalize it

We signed up for the Tribal Funding Registry because [ADD YOUR REASON], and it's really helped us [ADD WHAT CHANGED]. Join us on the TFR to find funding for Indian Country, support for every step of your application process, and a community that gets it. Learn more and sign up at tribalfunding.org

Make this one your own. Your story is what makes people click.

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More sizes and formats

Full toolkit in Canva

For graphics and communications teams. Open your own copy of the full toolkit in Canva, then resize, export in the format you need, or add your logo alongside ours.

Open the Canva toolkit

Other sizes

The images above are square, for Instagram and Facebook feeds. Portrait works for Instagram and Threads, and wide works for LinkedIn, newsletters, and slides.

Portrait 1080x1350 Wide 1920x1080 All files on Google Drive

Make it yours

  • Pair the link with a sentence about your own experience. People click when they hear why it matters to someone they know.
  • Name who it's for: your grant writer, your Tribal department, a partner organization.
  • Post the graphic with the caption. A post with an image and a few words travels further than a link on its own.
  • Sharing in an email or group chat? Paste the caption above the link.

Helpful links

Share a Grant Grant Matching and Open Hours Invite the TFR About the TFR View and Print Our Flyer Full Toolkit (PDF)

Add the TFR to your website

Listing the TFR on your resources page, grants page, or newsletter? Use the words below so your readers get accurate information and the right link.

Short
The Tribal Funding Registry is the trusted home for funding discovery in Indian Country. We are a Native-led platform that centralizes grant opportunities for Tribal Nations and Indigenous-led organizations. Learn more at tribalfunding.org
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The Tribal Funding Registry (TFR) is the trusted home for funding discovery in Indian Country. The TFR is a free, Native-led platform that centralizes grant opportunities for Tribal Nations and Native-led and Indigenous-led organizations. Its team vets each opportunity and offers guidance grounded in Native care, shared knowledge, and lived experience. The TFR is a program of Hozhonigo Institute. Learn more and sign up at tribalfunding.org
Full description
The Tribal Funding Registry (TFR) is the trusted home for funding discovery in Indian Country. The TFR is a free, Native-led platform that centralizes federal, state, corporate, foundation, and Tribal grant opportunities for Tribal Nations and Native-led and Indigenous-led organizations. A Native team vets each opportunity and offers guidance grounded in Native care, shared knowledge, and lived experience, through weekly Open Hours and monthly Grant Matching sessions. Funders can list open opportunities in the TFR at no cost. The TFR is a program of Hozhonigo Institute. Learn more and sign up at tribalfunding.org

Quick facts

Name
Tribal Funding Registry. TFR on second mention.
What it is
The trusted home for funding discovery in Indian Country.
Who leads it
A Native-led team at Hozhonigo Institute.
Who it serves
Tribal Nations and Native-led and Indigenous-led organizations.
What's in it
Federal, state, corporate, foundation, and Tribal grant opportunities, vetted by the TFR team.
Guidance
Weekly Open Hours and monthly Grant Matching sessions.
Cost
Free for grant seekers, and free for funders to list opportunities.
Link to
tribalfunding.org (learn more and create an account)

Logos

Please use the logo as provided, without recoloring, stretching, or adding effects.

Ready-made listing for your website

Paste this into an HTML or code block on your site. It adds the TFR logo, our description, and the correct link.

Already listing the TFR on your site? Send us the link at community@tribalfunding.org and we'll make sure the details are current. Need a longer description or a different logo file? Email us there too.

Graphics feature original hand-drawn artwork and iconography by Anya Lacy (Diné). Please keep the artist credit when you post. Questions? Email community@tribalfunding.org.
Thank you for being part of our community. Ahéhee'.

Keep the TFR free

Add your Nation or organization's name to our Community Letter of Support. When funders see who uses and values the TFR, they fund it, and that keeps it free for Tribal Nations and Native-led and Indigenous-led organizations.

Add Your Name