Partnering with the Anishinaabe people of White Earth Reservation
Today we celebrate the God-given beauty of Indigenous cultures, and those of us who are non-Indigenous recommit ourselves to learning, truth-telling and being good friends and neighbors.
We had so much fun at our all-“Minnesota Trip” reunion, catching up and sharing photos and memories of the years we’ve spent together on the White Earth Reservation.
Let’s honor HFtFN founder and Minnesota Trip leader Lynn “G’ma” Wilson for all the love and laughter she poured into us all those years ago.
Along with our partners at the Pine Point Community Council, Pine Point School, Hope Church and Abide Church, Hope for the First Nations organized Hope Camp and a community dinner July 22-26, 2024, in Pine Point, Minnesota.
Yes, we’re posting this to the website after the fact — we didn’t want to ruin the surprise!
We’re throwing a Noonday Collection Facebook party this week! We have a blast doing this every spring, and Noonday once again will donate 15% of the proceeds from sales of its fair-trade jewelry, clothing and home items to HFtFN.