Give Tomorrow: Help Sustain Indigenous Lifeways on #GivingTuesday

Tomorrow is #GivingTuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back and making a meaningful impact. It’s a day that unites millions of people around the world to support the causes that matter most and celebrate the power of generosity. Last year, GivingTuesday hit record breaking numbers with over 36.1 million people across the U.S. taking action and more than 105 countries worldwide participating - now, it’s your turn to join thousands of individuals, organizations, and communities in creating positive change.

Cultural Survival invites you to celebrate #GivingTuesday with us by taking six meaningful actions to support a future that respects and honors Indigenous Peoples' rights. Whether through a donation, volunteering, or spreading awareness, we can all contribute to building a better world for each other.

1. Double your donation for #GivingTuesday! 

This #GivingTuesday, your support and solidarity can go twice as far! Every gift made on #GivingTuesday will be matched up to $5,000 thanks to the generosity of former board member Ranganath Nayak.

Join Cultural Survival and our partners as we work to fulfill the rights of Indigenous Peoples around the world through our five strategies of Grantmaking, Capacity Building, Advocacy, Communications, and our Bazaars.

2. Listen to and share Indigenous Voices.

Listen to our Indigenous Rights Radio Program to hear the latest information on Indigenous Peoples' rights and how they are being implemented around the world.
 

3. Support Future Generations  

Today you can take steps to provide continued support to Indigenous communities worldwide. Join our Sustainers Circle, a community of committed donors who generously give recurring gifts to advocate for Indigenous Peoples' rights. A recurring gift is the easiest and most convenient way to give. As a recurring donor, you'll know your donation is in place for the future! 

   
Cultural Survival Indigenous Youth Fellow, Probin Tripura (Tripura) from Bangladesh and his fellowship team, composed of four members from three different communities- Tripura, Marma, and Chak; representing the three districts of the Chittagong Hill Tracts: Bandarban, Khagrachari, and Rangamati. Coming from diverse communities and locations, their project called “Promotion of Indigenous Knowledge for Sustainable Climate Change Solutions in the Chittagong Hill Tracts, Bangladesh”, aims to raise awareness of climate change.
 

4. Looking for a meaningful holiday gift? Give the gift of the Cultural Survival Quarterly!

Make a minimum gift of $45 ($25 for senior/student) and receive four issues of the Cultural Survival Quarterly magazine in 2026! Or give the gift of the Cultural Survival Quarterly to a friend or family member!  

5. Support Indigenous Artists and Shop Indigenous at the Cultural Survival Bazaar, December 13-14 at The Cyclorama in Boston, MA and December 20-21 at the WaterFire Arts Center in Providence, RI! Can't make it in person? Order online!

  
    

6. Follow Cultural Survival and spread the word on social media.   

Please like and follow Cultural Survival's Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and X/Twitter pages and invite 5 friends to also follow us on social media! Encourage your friends and family to get involved by making a donation, which in turn amplifies Indigenous voices and solutions around the globe. Every like, dollar, and increased visibility helps us to continue to provide essential support to Indigenous Peoples! Thank you!
 

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