Hopi Second Mesa Clean Up Day Garbage Removal
Garbage removal has become an increasingly difficult task in the Hopi community villages. The aim of this project is to pay for garbage remove from the village of Shungopavi, Second Mesa.
Our Social Exchange Program
As part of our social exchange we are creating our signature Radio program. We want to give everyday people a place to share ideas on what they are doing to support our environment and [...]
Colombian Mamos Gathering Sponsorship
This project will impact the entire Mamo community which consists of Kogui, Arhuaco, Wiwa and Kankuamo communities. Approximately 70-100 thousand people are part of these indigenous traditional [...]
KhoiSan Bushman Endangered Language Project (South Africa)
At the age of 82, Ouma Katrina, a KhoiSan Elder, is determined to preserve, teach, and speak her ancestral language of NU. Her parents were Bushmen who raised her in the old ways in the [...]
Sacred Site: Restoration and Maintenance Project (Northern Arizona)
This project ensures the safety of ancient cultural artifacts and the people that care for, and use them. The sacred site/building that holds ceremonial significance for a nation of people is [...]
Colombia: Indigenous Cultural Support
A young Indigenous man from Colombia has been traveling the world speaking about the stewardship of the earth. Sharing warnings of negative outcomes on earth if people do not change their ways. [...]
Colombia Indigenous Kogui Mamos Expedition
In Colombia the indigenous still follow an ancient way of life and perform sacred ceremonies. We have traveled to Colombia 9 times in the past visiting the people of La Sierra to learn what their [...]
Technology & Education Program
This program enables lower income and indigenous communities to build economic growth by providing them with the hardware and technology necessary to operate in a technological world. The [...]
South Africa KhoiSan Cultural Exchange
TGG has been building a relationship with the KhoiSan people of South Africa. Learning a deeper understanding of who the KhoiSan are as a people and what their needs are.
