The first part of our mission is to provide education for indigenous peoples. We fulfill this mission primarily through our programs of individual educational scholarships and institutional education grants. Please note that due to a backlog of applications we are not accepting further institutional education grant applicants at this time.

To date in 2010 we have awarded a US$ 500 grant to Friends of Mali - Ireland. This grant will help to pay salaries for two school teachers in the village of Tin Gnere in Mali, North Africa until the end of 2010.

In 2009 we awarded the second installment (US$ 1300) of a US$ 2800 grant to Friends of Mali - Ireland. This grant was used toward converting a temporary, single-room school into a permanent, six-room school and to buy school supplies for Tuareg students in the remote, Saharan village of Tin Gnere in Mali, North Africa.

In 2009 we awarded US$ 500 to orphanages that care for indigenous children in Burma (Myanmar). This grant made it possible for these orphans to receive the food, shelter, care and education they need to foster their growth and achievement of their full potential.

In 2008 we awarded the first installment (US$ 1500) of a US$ 2800 grant to Friends of Mali - Ireland. This grant was used toward converting a temporary, single-room school into a permanent, six-room school and to buy school supplies for Tuareg students in the remote, Saharan village of Tin Gnere in Mali, North Africa.

In 2008 we awarded US$ 2000 to orphanages that care for indigenous children in Burma (Myanmar). This grant made it possible for these orphans to receive the food, shelter, care and education they need to foster their growth and achievement of their full potential.

In 2008 we awarded US$ 1800 to the Kallari Association in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. This grant was used to support local educational programs for Quichua students.

In 2007 we awarded US$ 600 to the Kallari Association in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. This grant was used to support local educational programs for Quichua students.

In 2006 we awarded US$ 4700 to the Kallari Association in the Ecuadorian Amazon region. This grant was used to support local educational programs for Quichua students.