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Your financial contributions support our annual Indigenous Peoples Day Ceremonial Celebration! This Celebration is only made possible by the generosity of individual donors & sponsors.
We are a non-profit, & all donations go directly toward the costs of our Indigenous speakers, presenters, & artists; venue permit; tent, table, & generator rentals; youth activity materials; & ASL interpreters.
Indigenous Peoples Day Newton (IPDN) is an event organized by HUAH, Mothers Path to Ancestors, Inc., a nonprofit organization dedicated to uplifting Indigenous voices, cultural knowledge, and connection to the land.
Founded by community members, IPDN honors the ongoing presence and contributions of Indigenous peoples on their ancestral homelands and beyond, recognizing the diversity and resilience of Indigenous nations everywhere.
HUAH, Mothers Path to Ancestors, Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 99-3693206.
Our mission is to reconnect communities with Indigenous knowledge, land stewardship, and cultural healing through education, celebration, and community engagement.
Donations in support of Indigenous Peoples Day Newton are tax-deductible to the full extent of the law.
For questions or partnership inquiries, please contact indigenouspeoplesdaynewton@gmail.com
Prefer to donate via check? You can mail it to us at the following address:
HUAH, MOTHERS PATH TO ANCESTORS, INC
1751 Beacon Street,
Brookline, MA 02445
Please put "IPDN General Funds" if you would like to donate funds for our annual celebration. If you would like to donate to a different event that IPDN is fundraising for, please indicate the name of that event instead of "General Funds."
We are passionate about making Indigenous Peoples Day a space where Indigenous (& non-Indigenous) folks can share experiences, engage in dialogue, & have a stronger, healthier sense of community & identity. We hope you will join us by supporting & engaging with our Indigenous Peoples Day Ceremonial Celebration!
Your donations will go directly toward payment for all of our speakers and presenters, permit costs, tent & table rentals, youth activity materials, and ASL interpreters. We are relying on a combination of grant funding, market vendor fees, sponsorships from local businesses, & individual donors to defray these costs.
Our outdoor, daytime, family-oriented cultural & spiritual celebration features:
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Musical, dance, & spoken word performances
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Cultural presentations
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A Talking Circle facilitated by elders from the Indigenous community.
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Immersive educational cultural exhibits
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A market featuring Indigenous artists, businesses, & community organizations
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A youth activities tent