HOW TO HELP
Make a Tax- Deductible DonationAs a Grassroots
organization, we depend on donations from individuals and other small organizations.
Food Drives
 Why We Do
Food Drives
Past Food Drives
Organize a
Food Drive
Support Our Soup Kitchen
Support Treaty Elders of the Lakota Nation's Trip to
Washington D.C
Grassroots Self-Sufficiency Initiative
Donate Fabric,
Art Supplies, Seeds, Equipment....more
Donate a Truck, Trailer or Van
Auctions
Buy a T-shirt
Proceeds support The Buffalo Project |
Organize a Food Drive
Cankú
Lúta collects staple foods for distribution in grassroots American Indian communities,
primarily South Dakota and Montana. Desired food items serve nutritional and traditional
needs: Rice, flour, pasta, unsweetened breakfast cereals (including cream of wheat and
oatmeal), dried beans, dried fruits, canned soups and vegetables, coffee, tea, baby food
and cereal, bottled fruit juices, canned berries (blueberries, boysenberries and
raspberries), vegetable oils. Unsweetened, low-fat, low-salt and whole grain products are
preferable. We also seek funds to pay for trucking expenses and to purchase perishable
foods closer to delivery points. If you’re interested in organizing a food drive,
please contact us.
Cankú
Lúta, in the language of the Lakota people, means Red Road. The Red Road is the Good Road
of Life, the path that we aspire to walk with our children and their children, and ALL OUR
RELATIONS. |
Hear a Lakota Song
Hear another Lakota Song
Who Are
Tokalas?
In Memory of "Jun" Little
Treaties &
Land Rights
What
is Indian Sovereignty?
Indigenous Peoples
Granted Forum at U.N.
Treaty Elders
of Lakota Nation's Trip to Washington D.C.
1851 Fort
Laramie Treaty
1868 Fort Laramie Treaty
Grassroots
Lakota Oyate Occupation
Revolution Long in Coming
Bury the News
at Wounded Knee
Lakota Oyate Press
Releases & News
Official Grassroots
Lakota Oyate Website
Limited Edition Occupation
T-Shirt
News Links
Toxic
Sacred Artifacts
Drug War
on Hemp
BIA Loses
Billions
Grassroots Indian Nation Tour
Indigenous Millenium |
