Pacific Redwoods Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples Crisis Action Fund '25-26
The Pacific Redwoods MMIP Crisis Action Fund supports research, advocacy, and capacity building for Indigenous communities in Northern California, funded by the Humboldt Area Foundation.
Funder: Humboldt Area Foundation
Due Dates: Rolling (monthly review)
Funding Amounts: Average grant size: $5,000–$7,000; typical duration/project-based
Summary: Supports Tribes and nonprofits in Northern California for organizing, advocacy, technical assistance, and capacity building to address the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples crisis.
Key Information: Applications are reviewed monthly; early application is encouraged for timely consideration.
Description
This grant program, administered by the Humboldt Area Foundation, is dedicated to addressing the crisis of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Peoples (MMIP) in Northern California. It provides funding to Tribes and nonprofit organizations to strengthen community organizing, advocacy, technical assistance, and capacity building initiatives that advance MMIP-related efforts and solutions. The fund is intended to empower Indigenous communities and their partners to lead and implement meaningful, community-driven responses to the MMIP crisis.
