Less than half of 1% of philanthropic dollars support Indigenous communities. This convening will provide attendees with a unique opportunity to learn about innovative Indigenous education approaches that uplift students and empower communities.

This event, intentionally designed for Catholic funders, is limited to 30 people.

Who Should Attend

• Catholic family foundation leaders, Board members/family members
• Regional Catholic community foundations, particularly CEOs or philanthropic advisors
• Community foundation leaders in cities or regions with large Catholic populations

Why You Should Attend

• Learn about innovative Indigenous education approaches that uplift students and empower communities.
• Connect directly with impactful Native-led schools and educational initiatives
• Engage in mutually beneficial conversations rooted in thought partnership and meaningful exchange with key stakeholders
• Network in intimate settings with philanthropic leaders whose investments in Indigenous communities have been moving the needle on education, health, and well-being
• Visit an Indigenous exhibit at the Raclin Murphy Museum of Art
• Learn from the Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, the local tribal nation in northern Indiana, who have a deep and rich history on this land, and with the University of Notre Dame