IndigyRaising Resource Hub
A Resource Hub for Native-Led Fundraising, Finance, and Organizational Strength
Supporting Native American, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian organizations with tools, training, and values-rooted strategy.
What is IndigyRaising?
Who This Is For
IndigyRaising is a culturally grounded platform offering practical, powerful, and principled support for Native-led nonprofits and community organizations.
Our mission is to strengthen the sovereignty, sustainability, and storytelling power of Native organizations with tools and training that align with your values, protocols, and visions for the future.
Whether you’re launching your first campaign, applying for grants, building a board, or managing financial systems, we’re here to support your journey with respect, reciprocity, and rigor.
Native American, Alaska Native and Native Hawaiian nonprofit organizations, social enterprises and community organizations.
January 2026
The Rooted Fundraiser
30-Day Challenge
The Rooted Fundraiser is a 30-day guided challenge designed for fundraisers, nonprofit leaders, and movement builders who want to raise money in a way that reflects who they are and what their communities need.
Over 4 weeks, you’ll clarify your campaign purpose, deepen donor relationships, strengthen your storytelling, and design bold, aligned asks — all rooted in ethical practice and shared values.
✓ 4 Weekly Themes
✓ Daily Practice Tracker
✓ Downloadable Templates & Guides
✓ Optional Challenge Levels
Whether you’re a new grassroots fundraiser or a seasoned ED, this experience helps you fund your mission without losing your soul.
January 2026
Philanthropono Professional Fundraising Certification
Philanthropono empowers Native Hawaiian, Native American and Alaska Native nonprofit leaders, and early-career changemakers with fundraising tools grounded in Indigenous values. Participants gain practical experience and professional support through:
✓ Hands-on Training
✓ 90-Hour Practicum
✓ Cultural Alignment
✓ Professional Outcomes
This program reframes fundraising as a vehicle for community transformation, self-determination, and the perpetuation of moʻolelo.