A grant from your donor-advised fund sustains the operational backbone behind Indigenous journalism, built for seven generations. IndiJ Public Media is registered with DAF Direct, so recommending a gift takes only a few minutes.
A donor-advised fund — or DAF — is a charitable giving account created for the sole purpose of supporting nonprofit organizations. You contribute cash, stock or other assets, receive an immediate tax benefit, and recommend grants to the causes you care about over time. DAFs are one of the fastest-growing ways people give, valued for their simplicity and tax efficiency.
IndiJ Public Media is the operational backbone of ICT, providing the systems, people, and stewardship that let the newsroom do its work.
A grant from your donor-advised fund sustains that foundation: the journalists, the platforms, and the standards that carry Native stories to the people who need them.
A DAF lets you give thoughtfully, on your own timeline, while making the most of the tax advantages available to you.
We are registered with Fidelity Charitable, Schwab Charitable and Vanguard Charitable.
Use DAF Direct below, or ask your sponsor to direct a grant using the details that follow.
Already have a donor-advised fund? Recommend a grant to IndiJ Public Media in a few clicks. Pick your sponsor and you'll finish on their secure site.
Registered with Fidelity, DAFgiving360, and BNY Charitable.
Ask your sponsor to make the grant payable to IndiJ Public Media and send to:
PO Box 929
Phoenix, AZ 85001
EIN 86-2229607 · a 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
Search for IndiJ Public Media (EIN 86-2229607) within your fund sponsor’s grant portal and recommend a single or recurring grant.
Because many grants arrive without donor details, a quick note helps the development team thank you and put your gift to work.
In 2025, IndiJ Public Media's infrastructure reached across every dimension of Indigenous media.
Stories told in 2025
Indigenous journalists, editors & media staff
Paid fellows & interns
Regional bureaus
IndiJ Public Media exists so Indigenous media doesn’t have to
fight for survival alone. Your support builds the infrastructure
our communities deserve.
IndiJ Public Media · EIN 86-2229607 · 501(c)(3) nonprofit · PO Box 929, Phoenix AZ 85001