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economic development committee
1/26/2021
Karli Moore (Lumbee)Program Officer
Healthy lands,
healthy people,
healthy economies
• NAAF is the largest philanthropic organization devoted solely to serving Native American farming and ranching communities
• Founded in 2018 as a private charitable trust created by the settlement of the Keepseagle v. Vilsack class-action lawsuit
• Supports Native farmers and ranchers in: • business assistance• agricultural education• technical support, and • advocacy services
NAAF Overview
Eligible grant recipients are:
• 501(c)(3) organizations
• Educational organizations • Including K-12 schools and
college-level institutions
• Community Development Financial Institutions (CDFIs)
• Tribes• State and federally recognized• Instrumentalities
Leadership
• CEO: Janie Simms Hipp (Chickasaw)• CFO/CIO: Vince Logan (Osage)
Board of Trustees
ATNI Region Grantees
Fast Track, 2019 and 2020 List
Southeast Alaska• Alaska Village Initiatives (Fast Track, 2019)
• Spruce Root (2019, 2020)
• Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (2020)
Northern California• Klamath Trinity Resource Conservation District (2019, 2020)
Idaho• Coeur d’Alene Tribe (2020)
• Shoshone Bannock Tribes (Fast Track)
Washington• Chief Seattle Club (2020)
• Cowlitz Indian Tribe (2019)
• Lummi CDFI (2019, 2020)
• Methow Field Institute (2020)
• Muckleshoot Indian Tribe (2020)
• Nisqually Indian Tribe (Fast Track)
• Northwest Native Development Fund (2020)
• Port Gable S’Klallam Foundation (2020)
• Spokane Tribal Network (2020)
• Suquamish Indian Tribe (Fast Track, 2019)
• Swinomish Tribe (2019)
• Washington State University (2019)
Oregon• Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Financial Services (2020)
• Maqlaqs Geetkni (2020)
• Northern California Tribal Court Coalition (2020)
• Northwest Portland Area Indian Health Board (2019, 2020)
• Numu Allottee Association (2019, 2020)
• Oregon State University (Fast Track, 2019)
Montana• Blackfeet Nation Stock Growers Association (2020)
• Center Pole (Fast Track)
• Chippewa Cree Tribe (2019, 2020)
• Indian Nations Conservation Alliance (2019)
• Intertribal Agriculture Council (Fast Track, 2019, 2020)
• Little Big Horn College (2020)
• Montana State University (2020)
• Peoples Partner for Community Development (2019, 2020)
• Piikani Lodge Health Institute (2019, 2020)
• Stone Child College (Fast Track)
Grant Examples
• ATNI Financial Services (OR)
• Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska (AK)
• Intertribal Agriculture Council (MT)
• Little Big Horn College (MT)
• Suquamish Tribe (WA)
Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians Financial Services
Grant: $315,150 (2020)
ATNI-FS will provide loans and technical assistance to Native agriculture
producers in the Pacific Northwest. We will leverage our vast network of partners
to deploy capital, offer workshops and trainings, and engage in special projects
to support the Native agriculture landscape and build resilient Native
communities.
Central Council Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska
Grant: $50,000 (2020)
Tlingit & Haida will conduct a pilot for community food production through
greenhouses. The harvest will support the elder feeding program and tribal youth
will learn about agriculture through hands-on experience. This project was
conceived in response to the food insecurity faced at the start of the COVID-19
pandemic.
Intertribal Agriculture Council
Grant: $8.9 million (Fast Track), $275,495 (2019) & $939,568 (2020)
With FT funding, IAC expanded technical assistance for Eastern OK and youth as
well as financed the start-up of Akiptan (a Native agriculture CDFI). With 2019
funding, IAC built on their American Indian Foods program by formalizing a
domestic market access process to connect Native producers with business
opportunities. With 2020 funding, IAC will support the Native Farm Bill Coalition
through a Policy Director position and targeted advocacy.
Little Big Horn College
Grant: $100,000 (2020)
LBHC will start a shared equipment program for tribal members to increase
agricultural production on their lands. They will also create an interactive support
system for business planning and credit access for the eventual purchase of
privately owned equipment or participation in a farm equipment cooperative.
Suquamish Indian Tribe
Grant: $400,000 (Fast Track) & $75,000 (2019)
With FT funding, Suquamish purchased a new dive boat that will allow tribal
members to harvest geoduck clams for domestic consumption and export. The
49-foot vessel will sustain the Suquamish tribe for 20 to 30 years. With 2019
funding, Suquamish purchased an oyster scow (boat) to diversify the Tribe’s
seafood business and lead to greater financial security for tribal shellfish
harvesters.
ATNI Region Native
agriculture
Stats
Use this link to find reservation-specific information.
American Indian/Alaskan Native Producers by State
© GeoNames, HERE, MSFTPowered by Bing
1,242
2,130
1,255
8,812
1,023
408
777278
5,663
2,537
1,544
1,467
1,326
1,326
88
470
1,202
315
461
389
112
293
1,027
440963
961
210229
321
523
55
90
302
307
249
843
66
39
91
524
332 325
650
530
17,10219,481
2…
1…
39 19,481AI/AN # of Producers
Northwest Only# of Native Producers
• Alaska – 88• California – 2,537• Idaho – 461• Montana – 2,130• Nevada – 315 • Oregon – 1,255• Washington – 1,202
AI/AN Farms & Ranches by State
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992
1,696
1,104
806
357
634250
2,153
1,322
803
1,098
1,042
74
371
1,049
265
388
299
106
253
865
2…
376847
875
192207
263
428
50
73
269
285
209
736
59
34
84
446
293 2811…
564
486
13,93511,7296,211
4,883
34
13,935
# of AI/AN Farms
Northwest Only# of Farms/Ranches w/ Native Producers
• Alaska – 74• California – 2,153• Idaho – 388• Montana – 1,696• Nevada – 265• Oregon – 1,104• Washington – 1,049
Northwest OnlyMarket Value of Products Sold ($1,000)
• Alaska – $2,255• California – $505,627• Idaho – $59,746• Montana – $99,840• Nevada – $24,373• Oregon – $58,377• Washington – 83,545
Northwest OnlyTop Crop | Livestock Per State by Sales
• Alaska – Nursery/greenhouse | Other animals• California – Fruits/tree nuts/berries | Cattle• Idaho – Grains/oilseeds | Horses/ponies• Montana – Grains/oilseeds | Cattle• Nevada – Hay | Sheep/goats• Oregon – Fruits/tree nuts/berries | Cattle• Washington – Fruits/tree nuts/berries | Aquaculture
