In this season of giving, Native News Online expresses gratitude to all who have participated in its year-end fundraising initiative.
Mission of Indigenous Journalism
The publication is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news for Indigenous communities. As Native Nations encounter growing legal, political, and economic pressures, the outlet's reporting aims to both inform and protect tribal sovereignty through factual coverage.
Sovereignty has tangible impacts on various aspects of life including land rights, water access, healthcare, education, voting rights, public safety, and the future of Indigenous nations.
Donor Appreciation
The organization has shared comments from contributors to the campaign:
“Thank you all for bringing this important information to us. It is so valuable.”
“Native News is an important segment of journalism that should and must be supported!”
“Happy holidays! Many blessings for a better New Year.”
“Thank you.”
“As a Native Choctaw citizen, Yakoke. Thank you for all the hard work.”
“Thank you so much for your hard work in bringing relevant First Nations news to us.”
“In honor of the people I serve: the Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California.”
“In memory of Lorrene Lillian Sloan and Thomas Sloan.”
“Please continue telling our stories, giving voices to all our generations, and creating necessary paths in all directions.”
“For my grandmother’s people, Turtle Clan Haudenosaunee. Thank you for keeping me connected.”
“Levi has an uncanny way of putting into words what should be said today in Indian Country and what I am thinking — Mvto (Seminole language, thank you).”
“May you be blessed in your viral, informative reporting!”
“Keep up the great work you do!”
“Thank you, Levi, and staff for all you do for our community. You are the best!”
Continued Opportunity for Support
There remains time to contribute before December 31. Such donations represent an investment in Indigenous perspectives, truth, and nations. If the publication has provided valuable information or enhanced understanding of sovereignty issues, readers are encouraged to contribute.
Through collective support, Indigenous narratives and rights can maintain visibility, respect, and protection in the coming year.
