Thriving Tribes Foundation
Protecting the Amazon
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Thriving Tribes Foundation
Protecting the Amazon
Founded in 2024, our organization supports Indigenous communities throughout the Amazon rainforest through land rights advocacy, healthcare initiatives, agricultural protection, and cultural preservation. We are in the early stages of developing partnerships with the Patir Suruí people and the Hutukara Yanomami Association.
Thriving Tribes Foundation partners with Indigenous communities to protect their lands, preserve their culture, and promote lasting health, education, and opportunity. We work hand-in-hand with local partners to strengthen resilience and ensure that every community can live in dignity, harmony, and self-determination.
A world where Indigenous peoples and their ancestral lands flourish together where cultural heritage and biodiversity are protected, and where every tribe can thrive in balance with nature and modern opportunity.
We help tribes including the Yanomami, the largest isolated tribe that inhabits the Amazon, along with the Kayapo, Tikuna, Guarani, and many other indigenous communities throughout the rainforest. We do this through:
Defending ancestral territories from illegal mining and deforestation
Providing essential medical services and health education
Supporting sustainable farming practices and food security
Protecting languages, traditions, and ancient wisdom
Your support helps protect indigenous rights, preserve the Amazon rainforest, and ensure the survival of ancient wisdom and traditions.