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with your contribution, or fax it to the Native American Rights Fund,
Attention: Development Department at (303) 443-7776.
Donate by phone
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Contribution |
Benefit |
| Member |
$25 |
Membership Card NARF Newsletter |
| Friend |
$50 |
All of the Above Summary Annual Report |
| Associate |
$100 |
All of the Above Invitations to NARF
Special Events Certificate of Appreciation |
| Patron |
$250 |
All of the Above Annual Report
(Full Size) |
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Peta Uha Council
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$500-$10,000+ |
Contact Don Ragona at (303)447-8760 or
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Other Ways to Give to NARF.
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Since 1971, the Native American Rights Fund has provided legal
assistance to Indian tribes, organizations and individuals
nationwide who may have otherwise gone without adequate representation.
NARF has successfully asserted and defended the most important rights of
Indians and tribes in hundreds of major cases, and has achieved significant
results in such critical areas as tribal sovereignty, treaty rights,
natural resource protection, and Indian education.
Our work depends entirely upon the generosity of our donors. Wacantognaka,
the Lakota word for generosity, means to contribute to the well-being
of one's people and all life by sharing and giving freely. The tradition
of giving is a core value held by Native Americans. We invite you to
participate in this tradition by contributing to the Native American
Rights Fund. With your support, NARF can continue to successfully carry
out its mission of achieving justice on behalf of Native Americans.
The easiest way to support our work is to
become a member or make a donation. Your contribution will be
put to use where the need is greatest, and as a member of NARF,
you will receive the benefits listed on the left.
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