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One Nation Walking Together

Strives to make a positive impact!

One Nation Walking Together “ONWT” strives to make a positive impact in the lives of Native Americans.
A people that are underserved and misrepresented. ONWT is an organization about People helping People—not a cause.
By loading 53-foot semi-trucks that deliver up to $2 million worth of donated goods to reservations annually,
ONWT provides hope and services to Native Americans in Colorado and seven surrounding states.

Thirty year anniversary Round Thirty for Thirty Logo

30th Anniversary 1993-2023

Walk with us on our 30 For 30 Campaign.

A donation of $30.00 or a recurring monthly donation of $30.00 or donations of any amount ensures
our work will continue. Your help will bring hope and create brighter futures for those we serve.

Next Shipment

Oglala, Pineridge Reservation

S. Dakota

 

Current List of Needs

Your Help Will Make A Positive Difference!!

Nonperishable Food is Very Much Needed, Our Shelves are Bare: Canned meats, SPAM, tuna, chicken, Vienna sausage, corned beef hash, chili, broth (chicken, beef & vegetable), soups & stews, prepared boxed meals, coffee, tea, boxed & evaporated milk, juices, canned Ravioli & Spaghetti O’s,  cereal, pancake mix & syrup, pasta, pasta sauce, canned and packaged beans, rice, peanut butter, jelly & preserves, canned vegetables, & fruits, sugar, flour, baby food & formula.

For information on donating much needed furniture & appliances as well as pick-up services, call 719-329-0251.

 

MOST NEEDED ITEMS:
Nonperishable Food
Towels
Hygiene Items
Baby Clothing
Children’s Clothing
Jeans all sizes
Sheets, Blankets
New Bed Pillows
Baby diapers


Period Products
Housewares: Pots,
Pans, Utensils
Fans
Paper Products
Laundry Detergent: Pods & Powder Please
Coats-all sizes


New or Gently Used:
Socks, Underwear
Baby & Adult Wipes
Warm Sweaters
Comforters
Space Heaters

New or Gently Used:
Shoes, Sneakers & Boots
(no high heels)

 


New Toys
Sewing Machines
Candles
Gloves, Hats, Scarves
Cleaning Supplies
School Supplies
Tents, Sleeping Bags

Due to limited warehouse space, we can only accept the above items.
Please make sure items are clean & free of stains, tears, and pet hair.
Drop off Tuesday, Wednesday, or Thursday from 9:00 am-3:00 pm.
For more info on these & other items please call: 719-329-0251 or email laura@onenationwt.org.
Monetary donations are much needed to help transport or ship these essential items.
Mail, or drop off your donation to
One Nation Walking Together
3150 N. Nevada Ave.
Colorado Springs, CO 80907.
Our immense gratitude for your caring heart and wonderful support!!

Your Donation Can Change Everything.

Monetary donations give us the most flexibility to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances in the communities we serve and meaningfully address the dynamic set of needs experienced by its members.  Your financial gifts are used to sustain our various programs and services, as well as ensure the continued operation of our mission. 82¢ of every dollar donated goes to directly aid Native American communities. The Rev. Harold EagleBull writes, “First of all I’d like to thank you for your role in making the delivery ( Don Grant) a reality and One Nation’s generosity in reaching out to my people in Wounded Knee. I have observed the need and how much the local community members appreciated everything that was delivered.”

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We Support

Arizona
Colorado
Montana
Nebraska

New Mexico
North Dakota
Oklahoma
South Dakota

And growing!

Our Supporters

El Pomar Foundation
The Edmondson Foundation
The Daniels Foundation
Half the Sky Giving Circle
Anonymous Friend

Anschutz Foundation
Vradenburg Foundation
Ent Credit Union
Mission Giving and Outreach First Congregational Church

“One Nation Walking Together” Song written and performed
by
Shelley Morningsong
2019 Native American Music Awards “Artist of the Year”

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