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Nonprofits›Arawaka Inc

Arts, Culture & Humanities

Arawaka Inc

RIBERA, NM

Total revenue

$507K

Total expenses

$357K

Net assets

$1.3M

Grants received

$814K

27 grants

EIN

680493107

Tax year

2024

Mission

Arawaka's main goal is to promote a better relationship between human beings and our mother earth. Our prayer is for the following generations: that they may inherit the earth in better condition than we have it now. The only real problem with the ecology of the planet resides in the human beings; therefore our efforts are directed towards developing ways of spiritual education. We intend to increase our awareness and to awaken our hearts to the level at which we become capable of recognizing the earth as our mother and all that live on the earth as our relatives and our partners in life. Our work faces four directions; indian traditions; individual healing; children's education and community life.

Programs

3 programs

Educational healing we hosted four educational groups this year, offering people the opportunity to deepen their relationship with mother earth and reconnect in community. Working yearly with groups of community leaders helps the mission of arawaka find its way into the world and has a positive ripple effect. We also hosted multiple smaller groups of 1-3 people throughout the year. Estimated participants: 75

Expenses: $51K

Community life we had more community members participate in our work and learn days both in the maintenance/repair of our natural buildings and land restoration projects. With the arawaka water project, we had three work- and-learn sessions- february, august, and october. We began thinning, planting native seeds and branching in an effort to heal juniper encroachment and we also started to establish a wildlife and pollinator habitat which builds on our previous years of work in the uplands and in the arroyo. Estimated participants: 50

Expenses: $34K

Other program services including ecological land use, land caretaking and public outreach.

Expenses: $55K