Kunsi Keya Tamakoce has never been built by one person.
For nearly forty years, this community has been carried by people showing up. People bringing food. People chopping wood. People sharing teachings. People offering prayers. People opening their hearts, homes, resources, and time so that others might find belonging.
This land holds the footprints of generations who have gathered here to learn, heal, pray, laugh, grieve, celebrate, and remember who they are.
Today, we find ourselves in an important moment.
As we continue the legacy entrusted to us by Beverly Little Thunder, we are also preparing the ground for those who will come after us. We are caring for the land, supporting elders, creating opportunities for youth, maintaining ceremonial spaces, and ensuring that the teachings remain accessible to future generations.
Donate Today
Your donation can make a real difference in the lives of those we serve. With your help, we can continue to provide vital services and support to those in need. Every little bit helps, so please consider making a donation today.
How Donations Help— What donations support: Your generosity helps sustain:
• The annual Two-Spirit Sundance and ceremonial gatherings
• Monthly teachings, ceremonies, and community circles
• Youth leadership and Coming of Age programs
• Elder participation, support, and honoraria
• Food sovereignty, gardening, and land stewardship initiatives
• Community meals and hospitality
• Cultural education and intergenerational learning
• Care for Grandmother Turtle Land
• Scholarships and financial assistance for participants
• The preservation of Lakota teachings, stories, and ceremonial traditions
Together, we are creating a place where future generations can experience what so many of us have been fortunate to receive: a community that believes in them, a land that welcomes them, and teachings that remind them they belong.
We are not raising money to sustain an organization. We are inviting people to help carry a responsibility that began long before us and must continue long after us.
Kunsi Keya Tamakoce
