Indigenous Peoples’ Day is a time to honor and celebrate the rich cultures, histories, and resilience of Indigenous people while recognizing the ongoing impacts of colonization and the importance of protecting Indigenous rights, lands, and sovereignty. It is also an opportunity to move beyond acknowledgement and take meaningful action by giving back to Native-led organizations that are working to uplift Indigenous communities, preserve cultural traditions, support Native youth, and advocate for a more equitable future.
We have highlighted a few EGP organizations at the table below.
To see the full list of organizations and discover more search online or review the 2026 Giving Guide of nonprofits by service category.
| Nonprofit | KCEGP Code | Mission |
| American Indian College Fund | 2746 | Invests in Native students and tribal college education to transform lives and communities. |
| Chief Seattle Club | 9443 | Native-led housing and human services agency. They believe that a world without homelessness is possible by leading with Native values. |
| Duwamish Longhouse and Cultural Center | 10963 | Promotes Duwamish heritage, culture, education, justice, tours, and programs to expand understanding and support for the Duwamish and its legacy. |
| Native Action Network | 10117 | Here to enhance the beauty, strength, and integrity of American Indian and Alaskan Native communities through personal empowerment and civic participation. |
| Seattle Indian Health Board | 9380 | Provides primary care for American Indian/Alaska Natives in King County including medical, dental, chemical dependency, mental health, DV case management, youth & elder services. |
| United Indians of All Tribes Foundation | 9835 | Provides culturally appropriate social, educational, and cultural services to American Indians & Alaska Natives in western WA, and community-wide cultural events and activities. |
