Local and Native non-profits receive $450,000 in grants from Yuhaaviatam of San Manuel Nation in celebration of Giving Tuesday
Summary
Highland, Calif. (December 2, 2025) In celebration of Giving Tuesday, (YSMN) announced $450,000 in grants to eight local and Nativeled nonprofits, underscoring the Tribes commitment to empower communities, elevate voices and build pathways to lasting resilience. The grants will help fund direct impact programs that advance the long-term wellbeing of people and the environment.Each aligned with one of the Tribes four giving pillars, this years honorees are: , receiving a $100,000 grant to support the comprehensive cradle to career roadmap which aims to support the county-wide vision of life-long learning where every student has the mindset and disposition for college and career readiness. , receiving a $50,000 grant to provide students with early and equal access to engaging and quality computer science instruction to build a foundation for their success in STEM classes, majors and jobs. , receiving a $50,000 grant to strengthen local journalism by providing funding, shared resources and collaborative opportunities for journalists and media organizations in the region. None Who We Play For , receiving a $25,000 grant to provide affordable heart screenings and advocate for awareness in San Bernardino County Schools.In the last two decades, YSMN has contributed over $450 million to charitable causes and continues to dedicate resources to underfunded communities in the Inland Empire region.
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