Yes, we’ll send a receipt to the email address you provide when donating. The receipt will include your donation details, such as the date, amount, and any beneficiary information.

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Since 1944 NCAI has served as the unified voice for American Indian and Alaska Native Issues.

Q: Is my donation secure?

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Founded in 1944, the National Congress of American Indians (NCAI) is the oldest, largest, and most representative American Indian and Alaska Native organization serving the broad interests of tribal governments and communities.

The National Congress of American Indians is a 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization, and your donation is tax deductible within the guidelines of U.S. law. Please keep your receipt as your official record. We'll email it to you upon successful completion of your donation.

Make a Difference.

The NCAI Foundation is the philanthropic arm of the National Congress of American Indians. The NCAI Foundation drives systemic change by equipping Tribal leaders and Native American communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources they need. We build capacity through education, advocacy, environmental initiatives, and technology programs, empowering Native youth, fostering leadership, and fortifying Tribal sovereignty for generations to come.

Frequently asked questions

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Other Ways to Give

Donate By Mail.

Make your check payable to:

National Congress of American Indians
Embassy of Tribal Naitons
1516 P St NW
Washington, DC 20005

The Sovereignty Circle.

The Sovereignty Circle is a community of dedicated supporters who fuel NCAI’s mission through annual contributions. Members enjoy exclusive events, conversations with Tribal leaders, and updates on the NCAI Foundation’s impact. Learn more about becoming part of this movement today.

Planned Gifts.

Estate planning is an essential way to leave a lasting impact. You can make a planned gift to the NCAI Foundation through a bequest, beneficiary designation, or IRA rollover. Connect with our team to explore how your legacy can support Tribal sovereignty and community well-being.

Donor Advised Funds.

Support the NCAI Foundation at your own pace through a donor-advised fund. Collaborate with your DAF management company and our team to align your charitable goals with our work in Indian Country.

Corporate Giving & Matching Gifts.

Amplify the impact of your donation through corporate giving programs. Many companies offer matching gift programs that can double or even triple your contribution to the NCAI Foundation. Check with your employer to see if they participate in a matching gift program or contact our Josh Williams, Director of Corporate Strategies.

Gifts of Stock or Securities.

Consider making a gift of stock or securities to benefit from potential tax advantages. Contact our Finance department to learn more about this impactful and strategic way to give.

About NCAI

Our Approach

We advance the sovereignty and well-being of Tribal Nations through four key areas: Upholding Tribal Sovereignty, Empowering Tribal Leadership, Cultivating Youth Leadership, and Fortifying Tribal Communities. Our programs are rooted in Indigenous traditions and focused on self-determined growth, ensuring that every initiative respects the values and priorities of each Nation.

Our Impact

The NCAI Foundation drives systemic change by equipping Tribal leaders and communities with the tools, knowledge, and resources they need. We build capacity through education, advocacy, environmental initiatives, and technology programs, empowering Native youth, fostering leadership, and fortifying Tribal sovereignty for generations to come.