Indigenous Roots Community Giving
Give where it matters to you.
Indigenous Roots is built through community. Our Community Partners bring their knowledge, creativity, care and resources to the Summit - helping us create a weekend rooted in culture, connection, learning and collective support.
As part of the Indigenous Roots Benefit Dinner, you can choose where your gift goes: support all of our Community Partners together, or select an individual organization whose work you want to invest in.
Support All Community Partners
One gift. Ten Community Partners.
Want to support everyone? Gifts made to the Indigenous Roots Community Giving Fund will be divided equally among all 10 Indigenous Roots Community Partners featured below.
Choose a Community Partner
Prefer to direct your gift? Explore our Community Partners below and choose the organization you would like to support.
Burning Cedar Sovereign Wellness
An Indigenous-led, intertribal community center reconnecting Native people with land, ancestral knowledge, foodways and culturally grounded approaches to wellness.
Carabelle’s Legacy
Supporting underserved families and justice-involved individuals through fire-safety education, recovery assistance, culinary training and pathways to greater stability and opportunity.
Center for Public Secrets
Bringing Tulsa’s hidden and neglected histories to light through research, storytelling, exhibits, educational experiences and community programming.
Crosswinds News
A Native-owned newsroom connecting Native families and allies with reporting, resources and community stories from Oklahoma’s 39 tribal nations.
Four Locv Indigenous Arts
Sharing Southeastern Indigenous arts, culture and knowledge through hands-on learning, traditional art forms and community-centered cultural experiences.
Indian Health Care Resource Center
Providing comprehensive, culturally responsive health care, wellness programs and community services for American Indian people in the Tulsa area.
Lucinda Hickory Research Institute
Researching, preserving and sharing the histories of Native allotment and land dispossession while bringing the experiences of Indigenous allottees and their descendants into greater public understanding.
Words of the People
Supporting Indigenous languages as living, creative practices through storytelling, art, writing, cultural connection and rematriation.
Four Mothers Collective
An Indigenous women-led arts organization uplifting Indigenous artists and culture bearers through exhibitions, workshops, mentorship, cultural education and community gatherings.
Restored Access Co.
Expanding access to recovery through peer support, recovery resources, community connections and outreach to underserved and rural communities.
Giving Back to the Community That Makes Indigenous Roots Possible
Our Community Partners are part of what makes Indigenous Roots more than an event. Throughout the weekend, they open their spaces, share knowledge, lead experiences, tell stories, create art, provide resources and help build connections across our community.
The Benefit Dinner is an opportunity to pour some of that support back into them.
Whether you give to one organization or choose to support them all, every gift helps strengthen the people and organizations doing this work beyond one weekend.
Indigenous Roots Community Summit
October 2–4, 2026 • Tulsa, Oklahoma
Indigenous Roots Benefit Dinner
Saturday, October 3, 2026