Tanka Fund

08/24/2026

Did we mention the part about BINGO?! We have some pretty cool prizes too!

Registrations is here: https://pro.gofundme.com/event/the-5th-annual-convergence-healing-at-the-table/e771225

📣 Community BINGO Night! 📣

In collaboration with Tanka Fund for a fun night of community bingo! On September 4th 2026 from 4pm-7pm at the Wóyute Regenerative Production Farm 1953 BIA 27 Porcupine, SD 57772.

There will be prizes! 🎁 And a meal will be provided! 🍽️

Bring the whole family! All ages are welcomed!

Come play some bingo, enjoy good eats, and spend the evening with community! 🌱✨

08/24/2026

Such a great line up for the Makoce Agriculture Development's 5th Annual Convergence: Healing at the Table! Jeanne will also present a lovely tea bar for us! Have you registered yet?

👉🏾 https://pro.gofundme.com/event/the-5th-annual-convergence-healing-at-the-table/e771225

📣 Presenter Highlight! 📣

With our 5th annual convergence just around the corner, we’re excited to introduce you to the amazing presenters who will be joining us for Healing at the Table! 🌱

Today, we’re highlighting Wichóni Pazó Wí (Jeanne Eagle Bull)! She is the President of Oyáte Woókiye – For the People, a wellness advocate, and keynote speaker for our 5th Annual Convergence. Her work centers on healing, cultural wellness, and the belief that food is medicine. 🌿✨

💻 If you haven’t already don’t forget to register for this year’s convergence at the link: pro.gofundme.com/event/the-5th-annual-convergence-healing-at-the-table/e771225
OR,🔗 select the link in our bio

ℹ️ For any questions, contact Bella at [email protected]

08/21/2026

How does that song go? "Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturdaaaaaay...."

Buffalo all day, all the time.

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08/20/2026

Please join us next month! Healing at the Table is from Sept. 1-4. Tanka Fund will host a special Buffalo Rancher Roundtable on Sept. 4. REGISTER HERE: https://pro.gofundme.com/event/the-5th-annual-convergence-healing-at-the-table/e771225

08/20/2026

Ok. What did say? 🤣

08/18/2026

On this , we’re talking about how Buffalo restoration reaches beyond the land. It’s also about knowledge and preserving traditions.

Our new Buffalo Restoration Director, Gusti Rattling Hawk, shared that the recent Tribal Nations Buffalo Grazing School on the Cheyenne River Reservation was “more culturally focused and about integrating culture into bison management.” This included exploring how Indigenous knowledge can help inform which tools are used in Buffalo management and when.

The gathering also included an honoring of young boys, one of whom was the son of Summer Afraid of Hawk, “whose father was vital to Buffalo restoration in Indian Country,” Gusti said.

The event created an opportunity for cultural sharing among Tribal members while also inviting non-Native partners to learn about and experience Lakota culture around the Buffalo.

It was a reminder that restoring Buffalo is also about carrying knowledge and traditions forward. 🦬

08/18/2026

So wonderful to see our rancher partners working together!!!

08/15/2026

Yes.

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08/14/2026

✨ Magical fertilizer ✨