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Iñupiaq Hip Hop with Allison Akootchook Warden

14 Jun 2018

Allison Akootchook Warden

9 Jan 2018

Brian Adams

9 Jan 2018

Joan Naviyuk Kane

4 Dec 2012

Andrew Okpeaha MacLean

4 Dec 2012

Sonya Kelliher-Combs

4 Nov 2010

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Our hearts are heavy with the loss of Marshall McK

Our hearts are heavy with the loss of Marshall McKay, NACF’s founding board member and past chair of the board, who died of COVID-19 complications on December 29 in Los Angeles, Calif.

Marshall McKay (Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation) believed in and supported the Native Arts and Cultures Foundation (NACF) even before its launching in 2009. Alongside founding board members Walter Echohawk (Pawnee), Elizabeth Woody (Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs) and Joy Harjo (Mvskoke Nation), Marshall was one of the driving forces that birthed NACF into existence. He also chaired the foundation’s board of directors from 2011 through 2015.

McKay was a high spirited leader who generously shared his dedication to Native arts and cultures and compelling commitment to Native artists. His mother, Mabel McKay, was a prolific weaver and basketmaker. Marshall and his wife Sharon were very engaging hosts and donated their home for special events that featured the work of many Native artists. The Native Arts and Cultures Foundation was the beneficiary of McKay’s generosity in numerous ways and we’ll always remember his smile and good sense of humor.

Marshall offered the same level of dedication and commitment to his tribe, the Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation, having served as tribal Councilmember for 31 years, over a decade of which he was the tribe’s Chairman. He was also Chair Emeritus of the Autry Museum of the American West, where he became the first Native person to serve as chairman.

We will continue to honor Marshall McKay’s legacy of leadership and advocacy for Native heritage, arts, culture and artists through the work that we do at NACF, which, to a great extent, is due to his contributions to the creation of NACF and his influence in the field.

Our hearts, prayers and blessings are with his family and his tribal members.

Donate $10 or more today (12/15) to NACF through P

Donate $10 or more today (12/15) to NACF through Portland’s Willamette Week Give!Guide and you could win a Trek Marlin5 or Trek FX 1 Disc from Bike Gallery, located in Portland, Oregon (local pick up only)! The Trek Marlin5 is a trail-worthy daily rider that’s perfectly suited for everyday adventures, on and off the trail. The FX 1 Disc is a lightweight aluminum hybrid bike that’s perfect for anyone looking to get out more, do a bit of exercise, or commute to work on a versatile bike. Click below to donate!
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!!TODAY IS A BIG GIVE DAY!! - Donate $10+ through

!!TODAY IS A BIG GIVE DAY!! - Donate $10+ through Willamette Week Give!Guide today (12/8/2020) for the chance to win a $500 shopping spree to Music Millenium 🎶 If you are 35 or younger, you have TWICE the chance of winning, as Music Millennium will be giving out an additional shopping spree to one donor under the age of 36. Click link in bio to donate!

P.S. Did you know that Music Millennium is the oldest record store in the Pacific Northwest? It's true!
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It’s not too late to contribute on #GivingTuesda

It’s not too late to contribute on #GivingTuesday ... NACF needs your support to create a vibrant gathering space for #Indigenous artists at the Yale Union Building in #Portland, #Oregon - link in bio!
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TODAY ONLY! Donate $10 or more to NACF today throu

TODAY ONLY! Donate $10 or more to NACF today through Portland’s Willamette Week Give Guide and receive a raffle entry for a $500 shopping spree at Powell's Books, Inc. located in downtown #Portland, Oregon! If you are 35 or younger, you have TWICE the chance of winning, as Powell’s will be giving out an additional shopping spree to one donor under the age of 36. Click on the LINK IN BIO! #pdxgivesback #nativeart #donate @giveguide @powellsbooks

SUPPORT NATIVE ARTS! When you donate to NACF today

SUPPORT NATIVE ARTS! When you donate to NACF today through Portland’s Willamette Week Give!Guide, you will receive a free cup of coffee from Bison Coffee House in #Portland and your donation will be matched 1:1 by our generous corporate sponsors. You also receive a free electronic Chinook Book loaded with hundreds of coupons to local Portland-area businesses. Click on the link to donate today! LINK IN BIO.
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All donors who donate $50 or more to NACF today th

All donors who donate $50 or more to NACF today through Portland’s Willamette Week Give!Guide will receive a gift package from A to Z Wine Works, located in Newberg, Oregon (local pickup only)! Your donation will be also be matched by our generous corporate sponsors, thereby doubling your gift. Click the link below to donate. LINK IN BIO!!
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#Donate today & your gift will be matched up to 6

#Donate today & your gift will be matched up to 6 times by our generous sponsors, and EVERY PERSON who donates will receive a free cup of coffee from our partner Bison Coffee House in #Portland #Oregon. #pdxgivesback @wweek Give!Guide
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Special opportunity today thanks to Patagonia, whe

Special opportunity today thanks to Patagonia, when you support NACF through Willamette Week’s Give!Guide (a weekly publication in Portland, OR).
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