Hunkpapa Development LLC

First Peoples Fund is a non-profit organization based in Rapid City, SD, that supports and uplifts the cultural, artistic, and ancestral practices of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian artists, families, and communities. They strive to help these communities thrive, heal, and carry forward Indigenous creative expression, teachings, and lifeways. Through various programs, fellowships, and initiatives such as the Wicahpi Olowan Music Program, Oglala Lakota Artspace, Rolling Rez Arts, and Native Artist Professional Development, First Peoples Fund provides resources, opportunities, and support to Native artists and culture bearers across the country. They also conduct impactful research, such as the Brightening the Spotlight Study and Investing in the Indigenous Arts Ecology, to better understand and contribute to the growth and success of Native arts ecosystems in Native communities.Generated from the website

Move the Mountain is a non-profit organization based in Rapid City, SD, dedicated to reducing poverty in communities across the United States. Through their Circles USA program, they bring together middle-income and high-income volunteers to provide support and guidance to families experiencing poverty, helping them achieve long-term financial stability. By sharing participants' successes and challenges with local community leaders, Move the Mountain works to identify and address the barriers that keep people in poverty. With a proven model that has resulted in a 30% increase in income after six months and a remarkable 76% increase after 18 months, Move the Mountain continues to make a lasting impact on poverty reduction. Their participants not only experience immediate financial improvements but also continue to increase their income beyond the 18-month period. Through their efforts, Move the Mountain is building a strong community network that aims to end poverty and create a more equitable society.Generated from the website

Recovery Communities of South Dakota, Inc is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing a supportive community for individuals and families seeking a new life from addiction and alcoholism, as well as unresolved grief and trauma. Guided by elders and cultural wisdom keepers, they embrace the Seven Traditional Values of the Lakota and aim to protect, heal, and advance their communities for the benefit of future generations. With a focus on trauma-informed care, Recovery Communities of South Dakota offers healing opportunities, recovery coaching, and peer support to help individuals rebuild their sense of agency and control. Committed to creating a culture of recovery, they provide resources and support for mental health, substance use disorders, and COVID-19, while promoting the values of fortitude, wisdom, courage, generosity, honor, respect, and humility.Generated from the website