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Statement International Day of World’s Indigenous Peoples Day_9th August 2026
International Funders for Indigenous Peoples 2025 Global Conference
Moving Towards Respect and Redistribution: A Reflection on the Power of Sharing and Giving from Three Indigenous Peoples Organizations
The 5Rs of Indigenous philanthropy
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Funding Trend Analysis on Indigenous Peoples Philanthropy – 20 Recommendations for Future Actions
Rooted in Trust: A Funders’ Toolkit For Strengthening Indigenous-Led Funds
A Funder’s Toolkit: Implementation of the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples
Essential Principles of Partnering and Funding Indigenous Women Organizations
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RESOURCES FOR GRANT SEEKERS
IFIP is not a foundation. We are a global network of funders mobilizing resources directly to Indigenous Peoples.
We recognize that fundraising can be a challenging process, and that Indigenous leaders, communities, and movements often undertake vital work under difficult, and sometimes risky conditions.
Our hope is that the resources shared here will serve as a helpful starting point for grantseekers in identifying opportunities, building relationships, and strengthening their capacity to secure support for their work.
Candid
A comprehensive database to research foundations and donors, understand funding priorities, and identify potential funders aligned with Indigenous-led and community-based initiatives.
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GrantWatch
A comprehensive grant search database that connects individuals, entrepreneurs, nonprofits, and small organizations with verified funding opportunities across multiple sectors. The platform is regularly updated and includes grants from government agencies, foundations, and private funders.
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