Mono Lake Kutzadika Indian Community Cultural Preserv Associa

These grant dollars for beginning the process of obtaining conservation land in the traditional homelands of the Kutzadika People. This will allow the association to further our commitment to stewardship of the land and provide education.

Kutzadika Days annual event for the purpose of promoting cultural preservation of the Mono Lake people.

Mono Lake and Yosemite Traditional Walk. Participants of the walk begin in Mono Lake walking over cultural routes into the Yosemite Valley. This is for the preservation of our cultural history in the valley to go back and forth every summer.

The operational expenses of the association in carrying out the cultural preservation promotion activities and relationship building. Donations from the Mono Lake Committe of $5000.00 and DeChambeau Foundation of 11,500

The Association is a member of the Bi-State Tribal Natural Resource Committee which collaborates with state federal county and local agencies to promote cultural awareness in the Mono Basin.

This grant is from the Catalyst fund pass through from the Bridgeport Indian Colony for the purpose of the Mono Lake Kutzadika Tribe capacity building and cultural preservation.

Funding from Enterprise Community Housing nonprofit for the purpose of helping to bring housing to Tribal communities across the country. The funding is for participation in the California Tribal Housing Excellarator Academy. It covers travel and expenses.