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Giving Back to the Phoenix Community

USFN is excited to announce our service project for #USFNForum24. This year we are partnering with Native American Connections in Phoenix to provide premium care kits for local residents served by Native American Connections. With your help, our goal is to raise $5,000 for the people of Phoenix as a thank you for being our host city for this year's event. Learn more about Native American Connections and the phenomenal work they do to help the Phoenix community below.

Help USFN Improve Lives in Phoenix
Native American Connections' mission is to improve the lives of the Native American population through health, housing, and community development services. To support that mission, USFN is partnering with Native American Connections to provide care kits for adults that will be provided to individuals who are recently unhoused or who live on limited income in the Phoenix area. Volunteers at USFNdustry Forum will have the opportunity to decorate a reusable canvas bag using stencils and fabric markers before stuffing the kit with personal hygiene necessities and other items. Our goal is to raise $5,000 in donations from USFN members and servicers to provide 100 care kits to the local Phoenix Native American community.

Two Ways to Give

1. Donate Online
You can make a financial donation to support USFN's project with Native American Connections online any time leading up to USFNdustry Forum, June 11-13. Donations can be made when you are registering for Forum. If you cannot attend Forum or want to donate outside of the registration process, simply click the link below. Please select the quantity of $25 donations you would like to contribute to provide premium care kits for Native American Connections.
2. Donate Your Time
USFNdustry Forum attendees will have the special opportunity to build premium care kits for Native American Connections during the Opening Night Dinner, Entertainment, and Community Service Project on June 11 at 6:30 pm. Make sure to arrive in time to attend this fun and worthwhile event to build community with your colleagues while providing greatly needed supplies for local Phoenix residents served by Native American Connections.

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Help USFN raise $5,000 for Phoenix residents in need. Your donations benefit Native American Connections and the people they serve in the Phoenix community. 
About Native American Connections
Since 1972, Native American Connections have been changing lives, strengthening families, and building healthy communities through Native American culturally appropriate health, affordable housing, and community development services. The organization began as a grassroots team operating one program for Native American men in recovery from substance use disorder. Today, Native American Connections owns and operates 22 sites throughout Phoenix that offer a continuum of affordable housing, health, and community development services that touch and change the lives of over 10,000 individuals and families each year. You can learn more about Native American Connections and their services through the videos posted on their website.

THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS

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