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Oct 6, 2026 ∙ 3 min
NAHA: Newsletter September 2026
Dear Friends, Thanks to your incredible generosity, our teams have been moving massive shipments of essential resources this past month. From over 80,000 pounds of food to dozens of pallets filled with warm blankets, footwear, and children's activities. As the peak August heat begins to shift, we are already turning our focus toward early winter preparation to ensure our families stay warm, nourished, and safe before the first cold snap hits the plains. None of this logistical groundwork or...

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Sep 26, 2026 ∙ 4 min
NAHA: Newsletter August 2026
Dear Friends, Welcome to our second monthly newsletter! We were so thrilled by how well our very first edition was received, and we are glad to continue sharing the direct impact of your support, along with monthly updates and stats on how we are serving Indigenous communities across South Dakota and Wyoming. If you have a story, feedback, or a suggestion for future editions, please let us know. As August heat peaks across the plains, we know these record-high temperatures will soon give way...

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Aug 2, 2026 ∙ 3 min
NAHA: Newsletter July 2026
Dear Friends, Welcome to our very first monthly newsletter. We are launching this space to keep you connected to the direct impact of your support and to share stories from the communities we serve. If you have a story or a suggestion for future editions, please reply directly to this email. As the summer heat peaks, our field teams are on the road daily, working alongside families across South Dakota to support health, well-being, and self-reliance. Here is a look at what we are...

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