Blog Articles

National Day of Racial Healing

The National Day of Racial Healing in January helps citizens acknowledge how racism has harmed people and communities to enable collective healing in order to build a more equitable nation. Here at the American Indian College Fund, we believe one key aspect of racial healing is creating greater visibility and representation of Native people.

Grandma Ruth

Jan 9, 2023 | Blog, Elder Story Series

Join us in celebrating another post in the Elder Story Series brought to you by the American Indian College Fund. Storyteller Savanah Smith of Fort Peck Community College shares stories of her Grandma Ruth.

Flows in from the Stars

Jan 9, 2023 | Blog, Elder Story Series

Join us for a new post from the Elder Story Series brought to you by the American Indian College Fund.

Living Generously – How Values Guide Us

Jan 3, 2023 | Blog, Featured Post, President's Blog

On behalf of our students, tribal colleges and universities, I would like to thank you for your support throughout the past year and in the coming year ahead, especially now, when the act of giving is as important as the gift itself.

American Indian College Fund Hosts First Ever High School Equivalency Program Convening

Dec 22, 2022 | Blog, Dollar General GED/HSE, Our Programs

The American Indian College Fund gathered staff and faculty from current high school equivalency (HSE) TCU partners to spend a couple days together sharing experiences and knowledge on supporting HSE students and programming.

Culturally Relevant Lessons with ECE Students Provide Healing Opportunities

Dec 14, 2022 | Blog, IECE - Indigenous Early Childhood Education, Our Programs

During the onset of the pandemic in 2020, Stone Child College (SCC) received a TCU-Head Start partnership grant, To Come Together for our Children, to partner with three Tribal Colleges and Universities (TCUs) and the University of Montana-Western (UMW) to deliver post-secondary programs in Early...

Once the Student, Now the Tutor: My GED Story

Nov 29, 2022 | Dollar General GED/HSE

Just a few years ago, Conrad was a GED student at Oglala Lakota College. Now he is back in the same classroom as the tutor, using his lived experience and TCU education to support students continuing their own education.

« Older Entries

Learn More About Us

Our Team

Press, Media, Financials

About Us

How to Help

Currently only 15% of American Indians hold college degrees. But with 31% of Native Americans being 24 years old or younger, you have the opportunity to make an incredible impact for this generation and generations to come when you donate today.

$750

$375

$150

$90

Other Ways To Help

Blog Articles

National Day of Racial Healing

Grandma Ruth

Flows in from the Stars

Living Generously – How Values Guide Us

American Indian College Fund Hosts First Ever High School Equivalency Program Convening

Culturally Relevant Lessons with ECE Students Provide Healing Opportunities

Once the Student, Now the Tutor: My GED Story

Learn More About Us

Our Team

Press, Media, Financials

About Us

How to Help

Our Mission

Call Us

Address