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ActiveNotah Begay III Foundation · 2026

Community Empowerment (national grantmaking)

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Agency: Notah Begay III Foundation
Funding: Unspecified
Deadline: Check Source
Youth Council application deadline of May 15, 2026 is mentioned, but no general grantmaking deadline is listed on the page.
Status: Active
Eligibility: US-based Native American-controlled nonprofits 501(c)(3), federally or state recognized tribal governments, or Native American community-based groups with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor.
Grant Type: Capacity Building
Geographic Scope: National

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Community Empowerment (national grantmaking) is sponsored by Notah Begay III Foundation. The NB3 Foundation's Community Empowerment initiative provides resources, tools, information, and inspiration to Native American communities, tribes, and Native-led organizations to create measurable impact and sustainable change in their communities, benefiting children's healt…

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Community Empowerment – NB3 Foundation The NB3 Foundation’s Community Empowerment (national grantmaking) is designed to provide Native American communities, tribes and Native-led organizations with resources, tools, information and inspiration needed to create measurable impact and sustainable change in their own communities that benefit their children’s health.

NB3 Foundation approaches its grantmaking by recognizing that Native American communities have the inherent knowledge, assets and values to address Native children’s health. By employing a variety of funding pathways, communities are able to focus their efforts at the levels they believe would have the most impact. Youth Council Applications Open Calling all Native youth ages 14 to 24 living in New Mexico.

This is your opportunity to take action, build leadership skills and create positive change in your community. NB3 Foundation is now accepting applications for the 2026-2027 NB3 Foundation Youth Council. The NB3 Foundation Youth Council brings together young leaders from Native communities across New Mexico who are passionate about improving the health and well being of Native youth.

Youth members serve as ambassadors for the NB3 Foundation, provide guidance on youth focused initiatives and lead service projects that support their communities. Through the youth council, participants gain leadership development opportunities, hands on service experience and connections with peers from across the state.

Members also have opportunities to represent the organization at local and national events, including youth leadership conferences and community gatherings. Questions email Jared Lesansee at jared@nb3f. org or Simone Duran at simone@nb3f.

org Our department focuses on three areas: Grantmaking, Youth Council and Community Engagement. Follow a manual added link Youth Council Established in 2023, the NB3 Foundation Youth Council is dedicated to building leadership skills and empowering Native American youth to lead positive, healthy change in their communities.

The council gives young leaders the tools and opportunities to promote healthy, mindful lifestyles, while also providing the NB3 Foundation with valuable insight into the issues impacting Native youth in New Mexico. Through leadership development and service-based experiential learning, council members help advance community initiatives that are youth-led and community-informed.

Follow a manual added link Grantmaking We support Native-led initiatives by providing funding and resources to Native-led organizations and tribal communities. Projects include Water First!

Cohorts through Policy, Systems, and Environmental change, Capacity building, promising program, Strengthening Community Knowledge, known as Technical Assistance, and projects focused on the four core areas of Physical Activity, Healthy Nutrition, Youth Leadership, and Cultural Connections.

Follow a manual added link Community Engagement We foster relationships and facilitate collaborative efforts to increase awareness and inspire action on issues impacting Native children’s health. “They are much more flexible, allowing grantees to focus on a community-driven process. Budgets and work plans can be iterative and reflect this evolving process.

They provide thoughtful resources for capacity building and TA, connecting grantees with other consultants or experts with expertise working with Native communities. I have observed their own efforts to develop their strategy and approach in a way that is intentional, uniquely indigenous, and evidence based. I consider them deep content experts and inspiring colleagues and often reach out to them for advice or help.

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Eligibility Requirements

US-based Native American-controlled nonprofits 501(c)(3), federally or state recognized tribal governments, or Native American community-based groups with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who can apply for Community Empowerment (national grantmaking)?

According to the current listing, eligibility includes: US-based Native American-controlled nonprofits 501(c)(3), federally or state recognized tribal governments, or Native American community-based groups with a 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.

Who funds Community Empowerment (national grantmaking)?

Community Empowerment (national grantmaking) is funded by Notah Begay III Foundation. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.

Is Community Empowerment (national grantmaking) available nationwide?

Yes — this listing is flagged as national in scope, so applicants across the U.S. may apply, subject to the sponsor's other eligibility criteria.

How do I apply for Community Empowerment (national grantmaking)?

Start from the official opportunity page linked in this listing — it carries the sponsor's submission instructions.

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