All Nations Indian Church

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All Nations Mutual Aid & Community Care Fund

Hau mitákuyepi.
(Hello relatives.)

Our community is carrying deep trauma right now. In Minneapolis, ongoing immigration enforcement and recent violence connected to ICE have brought fear, grief, and instability into our neighborhoods. For many in our Indigenous and immigrant communities, this is not new trauma. It echoes generations of harm, displacement, and loss, now resurfacing in immediate and painful ways.

We are raising funds to support immediate and ongoing community care. All Nations Indian Church is located in the heart of the Twin Cities Native American Corridor. In response to this crisis in our community, we are showing up with care that meets people where they are, offering grounded presence and healing support for those most affected across our community.

It is our hope to provide care for all ages not only adults, but children and youth, who are often carrying fear and confusion they do not yet have words for. Healing in our communities must be intergenerational, and care must reach whole families. No one should have to worry about the cost of caring for themselves.

This care has included:

  • Supporting the trauma-aware Movement Chaplains offering calm, grounded presence to the community

  • Free access to licensed therapists and mental health practitioners

  • Free access to body-based healing practitioners who help release stress and trauma held in the body

  • Free therapy and support animals that offer comfort and safety

  • Mental health care kits assembled and delivered to families and community members most affected, offering tools for grounding, comfort, and emotional support

To meet these growing needs, we have set a goal of $10,000. These funds will help sustain this network of care, provide direct community support and supplies, strengthen our free mental and physical health initiative, and ensure the people and spaces holding this work are supported.

This fund exists so care is free, accessible, and responsive, without people having to explain or justify their pain in a moment of crisis.

With your help, All Nations Indian Church can continue to show up with dignity, compassion, and steady care in a time that deeply demands it.

If you are able, please give. Every contribution helps sustain the presence, healing, and support our community is relying on right now.

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