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The White Wolf Women's Foundation is dedicated to supporting non-federally recognized Indigenous women through rehabilitation, education, and small business grants. Find a degree program at Grand Canyon University. OR  Find a school and degree program of your choice!

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To apply for individual grants, please follow these steps:

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Introduction Letter: Write an email introducing yourself. Include the following details:

• Who you are and your background.

• Your goals and what you aim to achieve.

• A detailed plan outlining how you intend to achieve your goals.

• How achieving your goals will benefit both yourself and your community.

Submission: Email your introduction letter to whitewolfwf24@gmail.com.

Review: Our board will carefully review each submission. If your application meets our criteria, you will receive further instructions via email.

Stay tuned for more information on our upcoming programs and initiatives designed to empower and uplift non-federally recognized Indigenous women. Together, we can build a brighter future for all.

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Our great vision for uplifting the community of Yacolt, Washington! Let's break down the plans and suggestions:

1. Sustainable Community Garden: This is a fantastic initiative for promoting community engagement and sustainable living. Community gardens not only provide fresh produce but also foster a sense of community pride and cooperation. Involving all members of the community in maintaining the garden can create strong bonds and shared responsibilities.

2. Community Activities for Small Fees: Offering activities that are accessible to everyone in the community, even with a small fee, is a great way to encourage participation and ensure sustainability of the programs. These activities could range from arts and crafts workshops to fitness classes or educational seminars.

3. Computer Work Station: Implementing a computer work station taught by local teenagers for both the young and the elderly is a wonderful idea. It promotes intergenerational learning and support within the community. This initiative not only helps bridge the digital divide but also empowers local youth to contribute their skills and knowledge.

Overall, your founder's commitment to Yacolt and these thoughtful initiatives shows a dedication to community building and empowerment. Each of these ideas has the potential to make a positive impact on the lives of residents and contribute to the overall well-being of the community.