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Historic Land Purchase
On August 1, 2007, Hamaatsa joyfully fulfilled their land purchase!

Our deepest gratitude
to our land funders
who joined their sacred breath with ours,
bringing forth this
historic restoration of
aboriginal lands.
S
USTAINING HAMAATSA
HEARTFELT DONATIONS
Becoming financially sustainable is part of the long-term vision for Hamaatsa.  We receive no federal or state funding.  Our work is on the grassroots level and funding for our programs and "sustainable living" demonstration site comes from the generosity and kindness of individuals, businesses and granting organizations.  We are deeply grateful for this heartfelt support! 

We are so blessed to have our 320 acre land base - title free and carrying no debt!  Our goal is to remain debt free. Help Hamaatsa continue to grow and flourish as we climb our ladder to reach our goal for "Sustaining Hamaatsa"! You can do this by becoming a Hamaatsa Steward or by making an annual contribution to the Singing Waters Annual Sustenance Fund. 
HAMAATSA STEWARDS
Since Hamaatsa's inception, many kind hearted people have asked us, "How can we help?"

One of the most effective ways you can help sustain Hamaatsa is through a $25  monthly giving program!
Your  stewardship supports:

"Arroyo Los Tanos" Watershed Restoration

"Cultivating the Sacred" Contemplative Reverent
Action for Living Simply

Language Camps
Family Story Camps

Indigenous Agriculture Orchards and Food Forest

"Indigenous Green"
Spiritual architecture
and renewable energy systems

"Woven Stone Wall"
A project for healing historical trauma for
First Nations families

Read more about these restorative projects . . .
Land Blessing Ceremony
Copyright 2007 Hamaatsa.  All rights reserved.  HAMAATSA is a Native led 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization.
Our 2010-11 Goal for sustaining Hamaatsa programs and cultural lifeways.
Donations of any size are welcomed and gratefully appreciated!
2010 Matching Grant Fundraiser
  • Donations of $100 and up will be matched (1:1)
  • Multi-year pledges will be matched (1:1)
  • Hamaatsa Stewards - $25 online monthly giving
       will be matched with a $500 gift! 
Our deepest gratitude to our beloved funder,
who is providing this meaningful matching grant
Click here for your tax deductible donation to be matched!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT AND STEWARDSHIP!
Hamaatsa is supported by the kindness and generosity of individuals, businesses and granting organizations.  We receive no federal or state funding for our programs.  It is with deep gratitude,
we thank the following folks who helped sustain programs and cultural lifeways at HAMAATSA
during 2009 into 2010.

Aepoch, Albertsons Community Partners, Phillip & Linda Andryc, Victoria Arnold,
Dale Bellisfield, Evan Brown, David & Peggy Cranfill, Marc Choyt/Helen Chantler, Phil and Norma Duran, H&R Block, Alan Hamilton, Honor the Earth, Kindle Project, Laura Mack, Hope Mauran,
McCune Charitable Foundation, Jay Mull & Bonnie Goddard, Plants of the Southwest,  Mary and Richard Tang,Three Sixty Group, Rio Grande Return, Yvonne Young,  Mary Welty/John Templin,
Dennis White, Tim White, Scott Willy and several anonymous donors.
Gifts in honor of: Micahel Delongchamp, Marc Choyt/Helen Chantler

And to our comitted monthly HAMAATSA STEWARDS!
Adelante Consulting, Marlene Arnold, Mark Bremer, Katernine Buehler, Daniel Goldthwaite, Marc Choyt and Helen Chantler, Corina Haechler, Frances McCain, Claudia Schadl, Lilth Ren, Helen Torran.