Philanthropy – Cahuilla Band of Indians | Tribal Sovereign Nation

Philanthropy

Cahuilla people have always valued reciprocity, giving, and maintaining relationships. In keeping with these values, the Cahuilla Band of Indians, shares our resources with local schools, tribal organizations, first responders, and those in our communities most in need.

Philanthropy is important for several reasons

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Addresses social and community needs

Philanthropy allows individuals and organizations to address social and community needs that may not be met by government or market forces. This can include funding for education, healthcare, the arts, and social justice initiatives.

Encourages innovation

Philanthropy provides resources for innovative solutions to complex social problems. This can lead to new and effective ways of addressing these problems that can then be scaled and replicated.

Promotes civic engagement

Philanthropy encourages individuals and organizations to become active citizens and engage in their communities. This can lead to a more robust and engaged civil society, which is essential for a healthy democracy.

Fosters collaboration

Philanthropy can bring people and organizations together to work on common goals, fostering collaboration and partnership. This can lead to more efficient and effective solutions to social problems.

Supports underfunded areas

Philanthropy can provide crucial funding for areas that may be underfunded or neglected, such as scientific research, environmental conservation, and rural development.

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Previous Recipients
(2022)

Hamilton High School
Hamilton School K-5th PTSA
University of California, Los Angeles - American Indian Student Association
Native Youth Foundation
Indigenous Student Adventure Fund - Fort Lewis College
Wolves Basketball, LLC
California Indian Nations College
Riverside County Office of Education Foundation
Warner PTCC INC.
Idyllwild Arts Foundation
Riverside County Firefighter Benevolent Fund
Temecula Valley High School Dance Program
Temecula Valley High School Football Program
California Indian Nations College
Anza Civic Improvement League
Indigenous Bowl
Noli Indian School-Softball Program

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Anza, CA 92539

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