Southwest Indian Foundation

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218 E Historic Highway 66
Gallup, NM 87301
+1 (505) 722-0976

Southwest Indian Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Gallup, NM, dedicated to supporting Native American communities through various programs and initiatives.

With a focus on cultural preservation, education, and economic development, the foundation strives to empower indigenous peoples and promote their well-being.

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2.086 reviews
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Richard Walton C.
11/29/2021

I first started ordering from here 10 years ago. My orders have always been filled correctly and on time with no issues. My most recent order was almost $400. Only one out of six items was...

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Lisa M.
1/6/2025

donot purchase the pistachio cookies! They are not scrumptious as stated, they are hard as brick! and expensive!! would not let me return

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Loring S.
11/28/2024

Scam "Indian" charity, not founded by Native Americans, and diverting majority of revenues to its staff. Check it out carefully online. I was tipped off even before researching by a couple of...

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Keith C.
3/28/2024

I was disappointed upon receiving what was described as a pendant which turned out to be as small as a charm for a bracelet. I am uncomfortable because weeks later I ordered a second pendant, of a...

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Darlene H.
8/23/2024

Great products and quick shipping. Everything is quite unique. Whenever I wear their products I receive so many compliments.

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