One Nation Walking Together

One Nation Walking Together delivers comprehensive support services to Native American communities across Colorado Springs, CO and seven surrounding states. Operating from their Colorado Springs facility, ONWT loads 53-foot semi-trucks with essential goods valued at up to 2 million dollars annually, providing direct aid to approximately 40,000 individuals each year. The organization specializes in collecting, sorting, and distributing donated merchandise including nonperishable food, clothing, hygiene items, bedding, household goods, and other necessities to reservations throughout the region. ONWT's service model goes beyond traditional charity by addressing the specific needs of each community served, ensuring that aid is meaningful and sustainable rather than temporary. With an impressive track record of converting donations into direct community benefit—82 cents of every dollar donated supports programs—One Nation Walking Together demonstrates efficient resource management and commitment to their mission. The organization also provides educational outreach, speaking engagements, and community programs including powwows and film festivals to raise awareness about Native American issues. Their volunteer program has logged thousands of hours annually, with 2021 alone seeing 9,147 volunteer hours valued at $1,000,000. Whether through monetary donations, merchandise contributions, or volunteer participation, One Nation Walking Together in Colorado Springs offers multiple ways for supporters to make a measurable difference in the lives of underserved Native American populations.