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Grantmaking

Grants to Indigenous guardians and their allies

Nia Tero is proud to directly fund Indigenous Peoples in support of their efforts to protect their homelands, share their methods of care for the land, and deepen an understanding of Indigenous ways of being with non-Indigenous communities.

Grantmaking 2023

In 2023, Nia Tero awarded $24.3 M in grants, including multi-year grants, to 128 organizations that support 271 Indigenous Peoples around the world.

Nia Tero's core work is to fund Indigenous Peoples directly. 98% of grants have been awarded to Indigenous organizations, their fiscal sponsors, or their trusted allies, which are selected by our Indigenous partners to manage the funds. The remaining 2% was awarded to organizations supporting work done by Indigenous Peoples.

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Grantmaking 2022

In 2022, Nia Tero awarded $29.3M in grants, including multi-year grants, to 113 organizations that support 271 Indigenous Peoples around the world.

Nia Tero directly funds Indigenous Peoples. 92% of grants in 2022 were awarded to Indigenous organizations, their fiscal sponsors, or allies selected by our Indigenous partners to manage the funds. The remaining 8% was awarded to organizations supporting work done by Indigenous Peoples.

2022 Grant Purpose Chart

Annual Reports

Read About Our Annual Impact and Initiatives.

As you read our annual reports, please join us in our efforts to support Indigenous Peoples to fight for their rights, retain and transmit their cultures, and sustain the deep wisdom and the vibrant health of their vast, globally significant territories.