organizations recommended by @loneghostkid 

• native american rights fund
• heyday berkely roundhouse
• news from native california magazine
• national indian child welfare association
• california indian legal services
• the national indigenous women’s resource center

please also consider looking into funding native/tribal food sovereignty projects if you have food to donate or money to spare. friends, please add more if you know of them and have links to provide:

• native american food sovereignty alliance
• meskwaki food sovereignty initiative
• friends of pine ridge reservation
• first nations development institute

you can also buy food/gifts from indigenous sellers or donate to gofundme fundraisers made by indigenous people who need help getting groceries, paying medical bills, or paying rent. do something to help us and our communities.

try water projects too, like the navajo water project: https://www.navajowaterproject.org/

a lot of reservations are fucked over on water by illegal oil drilling, pipelines, or other breaches, like in the navajo rez’s case: contaminated by illegal uranium mining.

I would like to put my endorsement to the Sovereign Bodies Institute, home of the database of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women. The database is trans-inclusive, the data protocols follow the desires of the families of MMIW, and this holiday season, they are collecting donations to buy gifts for the families, especially the children, of missing and murdered women. 

I’d like to add Feeding Nunavut, the cost of living in the isolated north for Inuit is up to and sometimes over 5x the prices the rest of Canada is used to.

Have a link to the actual site!

https://www.guidebeauty.com

hey neat! there are videos on their site about how to use each product, and they look fantastic.

Also using my cheekbone as a rest/pivot point for my hand is how I do my eyeliner, its much easier.

They have the RANGE

Ursula reminding Ariel not to forget the power of body language