American Indian Division
 Established in New Mexico in 1971, the American Indian Division has
expanded to over 40 projects within a network of public schools on and off American Indian reservations.
The
children live primarily in remote regions of the American west, and come from both the Navajo &
Oglala Sioux nations.
Social problems such as alcoholism and drug abuse plague
many of the communities.
Click here to sponsor a child in our American Indian Division.
Sponsorship support
helps provide:
School-appropriate clothing
School supplies
Aid
for miscellaneous school expenses such as special field trips or school pictures
Nutritious
snacks if the child's family is unable, even with food stamps, to keep sufficient food on the table
Hygiene
items-these items cannot be purchased with food stamps
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Locations
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New Mexico
North Dakota
South Dakota
Utah
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