Return to the Heart Foundation

Return to the Heart Foundation Return to the Heart Foundation is an Indigenous
Women-led grantmaking organization empowering visionary Native Women & their inspirational projects

Q***r love is sacred... We continue to celebrate the history, resistance and honor q***r love. Equal rights are being at...
06/01/2026

Q***r love is sacred... We continue to celebrate the history, resistance and honor q***r love. Equal rights are being attacked each day. The fight continues in this movement for our 2SLGBTQ+ relatives to feel safe, supported and free. Take action NOW by sending a letter to congress, donating to the movement and more: https://www.hrc.org/campaigns/celebrate-pride-with-us

Check out our May 2026 newsletter! In this edition, we discuss taking action for MMIW/G2S, Mental Health Awareness Month...
05/31/2026

Check out our May 2026 newsletter! In this edition, we discuss taking action for MMIW/G2S, Mental Health Awareness Month, Attending the NAP 2026 Annual Conference and more. Read here: https://mailchi.mp/return2heart/may2026

Each day, Native Women like our R2HF grantees work to lift up and support others. We believe that Native Women are at th...
05/29/2026

Each day, Native Women like our R2HF grantees work to lift up and support others. We believe that Native Women are at the foundations of strong communities, and without their guidance, hard work, care and strength, our communities weaken. When giving so much to others, we must remember the importance of also prioritizing our own mental health, well-being and self care.

Taking time to reset, recharge and heal can further support the ways and efforts in supporting those around us. How do you prioritize your mental health?

It's National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Relatives. Help spread awareness by wearing red...
05/06/2026

It's National Day of Awareness for Missing & Murdered Indigenous Women & Relatives. Help spread awareness by wearing red and sharing these powerful quotes from our grantees. We must protect our relatives and continue to fight for safety, resources, data and justice!

During this month's observance, help us sound the alarm on sexual assault awareness and prevention. Native Women experie...
04/24/2026

During this month's observance, help us sound the alarm on sexual assault awareness and prevention. Native Women experience incredibly high rates of sexual violence. Did you know, according to Amnesty International, American Indian/Alaska Native Women are 2.5 times more likely to be victims of sexual assault compared to the rest of the country? At R2HF, we continue to fight for our Indigenous communities and Native Women. Donate NOW at return2heart.org to join us in our mission. We must continue working to protect, support, uplift and seek justice for our matriarchs.

Native Peoples hold the land, water and air as our living and sacred relatives that we support, strengthen and preserve....
04/21/2026

Native Peoples hold the land, water and air as our living and sacred relatives that we support, strengthen and preserve. Each day, we are grateful to .

This  , we spotlight 2025 Our Sisters Are Sacred Fund grantee, Zunneh-bah Jim! The project empowers families to navigate...
04/13/2026

This , we spotlight 2025 Our Sisters Are Sacred Fund grantee, Zunneh-bah Jim! The project empowers families to navigate legal systems, raise awareness, demand justice and care for one another. Guided by traditional teachings, the project works to strengthen safety, foster collective healing and uphold sovereignty—ensuring Navajo communities are protected, heard and supported with dignity, compassion and love. This project combats the crisis by providing direct assistance, advocacy training and culturally grounded healing.

We recognize that the and trafficking crises affect Indigenous Peoples of all ages, genders and sexual orientations. Through the Missing Persons Community Action Toolkit, they equip families, advocates and agencies with the tools to navigate complex systems and demand justice.

Today we recognize the wage gap between Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander women and white non-Hispan...
04/09/2026

Today we recognize the wage gap between Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander women and white non-Hispanic men. 50 years of "trickle-down" economics have created record levels of income inequality. AANHPI women earned about 83¢ to every $1. Enough is enough. This day, we need leaders to support our communities and help us achieve livable, equitable wages.

Learn more from the Fact Sheet:https://napawf.org/wp-content/uploads/2026/04/aanhpi-equal-pay-fact-vs-fiction-napawf-iwpr.pdf

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THANK YOU for six years of R2HF! We are so proud to have created this foundation to successfully uplift and support Nati...
03/27/2026

THANK YOU for six years of R2HF! We are so proud to have created this foundation to successfully uplift and support Native Women who bring help and healing to Indian country through unique projects. Native Women are at the foundation of strong Native communities, and we must provide the necessary support to amplify their voices, ideas and projects to help create a better world.

Native Women are incredibly underrepresented in philanthropic funding, and we’re helping to lead the fight in changing this system. To join us, DONATE NOW: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/sistersolidarity

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