Partnership with Native Americans

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About Partnership with Native Americans

Partnership With Native Americans is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Addison, TX, providing comprehensive support services to Native American communities across the United States. Operating for nearly 30 years, PWNA delivers a wide range of essential services including material aid, food support, emergency services, educational programs, healthcare initiatives, and animal welfare assistance to remote and underserved reservations. The organization operates multiple specialized programs serving distinct geographic regions: Northern Plains Reservation Aid (NPRA), Southwest Reservation Aid (SWRA), and several other targeted initiatives addressing immediate community needs. PWNA's educational services include the American Indian Education Fund (AIEF), which provides scholarships, school supplies, laptops, and capacity-building support for Native students nationwide. The organization also manages food assistance programs offering breakfast for elders, staple foods for nutrition centers, emergency food boxes, and seasonal holiday meals. Emergency services include disaster relief, preparedness planning, winter fuel assistance, and support for displaced tribal citizens. Additionally, PWNA provides health support through community wellness events and nutrition capacity-building programs, while the Reservation Animal Rescue (RAR) program offers pet food, veterinary services, and spay-neuter grants. Operating from its Addison headquarters, PWNA maintains an efficient warehouse and distribution network that delivers approximately 2 million pounds of supplies annually to reservation partners across nine priority states in the Northern Plains and Southwest regions. The organization collaborates with up to 500 tribal partners year-round, reaching approximately 200,000 Native Americans annually through culturally competent, community-driven solutions.