Projects - Southwest Indian Foundation

What we really need is a tractor! Our old Kubota is on its last legs. We will really need a tractor next spring when its time to plant again. Please keep us in mind, especially if you have any connections to help us find one at a reasonable price!

All I really want is a humble modest Pickup Truck! We had two old pickup trucks. They were definitely old, but steady. When I was up at San Isidro this week the first thing I learned is one truck's transmission was gone and the second truck's engine blew. So, although things are going great on the Farm, we desperately need a 3/4 ton pickup.

According to the most recent study, 54% of Navajo homes burn wood for heating. But not necessarily in wood stoves.

We are proud to announce a new building in Gallup where we will be building houses for the homeless twelve months out of the year.

San Isidro and the Three Sisters Farm is a project of the Southwest Indian Foundation

The Southwest Indian Foundation Housing Project has continued to expand for the last ten years

Every year the Southwest Indian Foundation gives over $25,000 in Art Scholarships to young people who would have little or no opportunity to succeed in life.

If we had a truly hungry child on our front door step, how many of us seriously would turn that child away without sustenance?

The Southwest Indian Foundation has a small warehouse in Gallup where we received donations in blankets, coats, baby and maternity clothing

The hard fact is that you don't have to go to Africa to find communities that do not have access to clean running water. Right here in the heart of the wealthiest nation on earth that fact is a reality.

Thank you for your interest in our Christmas Food Basket program. Learn more about how your donation helps, here!

A recent success at Southwest Indian Foundation has been our Industrial Workforce Program. Support us with a donation today!