A Community in Action
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Your Support Changes Futures & Heals the Past
Our programs and services directly impact the lives of Native Americans. We recognize the complex and painful history of settler America, helping to heal the wounds of colonization, marginalization, and genocide against Native Americans.
In helping to heal generations of trauma and pain, we can shape a more optimistic future for Native Americans. We strive to bring programs that enhance cultural connections and competency, capture and preserve Native American knowledge, perform formal research to address gaps and biases in existing literature, and provide immediate assistance where an individual's needs are unmet.
Your support makes a difference spanning time, Tribal Nations, and families.
$268,096.40
in available scholarships and grants to Native American students.
1,800+
Native American educators and health professionals educated through continuing education in 2025.
Over 8,100
Native Americans affected by Haskell Foundation programs and services per year.
Haskell Indian Nations University is celebrating 100 years
of the Haskell Memorial Stadium and the World War I Memorial Arch on September 18-19, 2026, in Lawrence, Kansas.
Two days of powwow, a community bison harvest and feed,
film screenings, cornhusk doll making, and an alumni
gathering. Open to the public.
