Projects

Conscious Alliance is proud to support a new sustainable housing initiative on Pine Ridge Reservation. Help us reach our goal of raising $4000 for this incredible project!

The food donations we collect benefit Feeding America Food Bank affiliates, independent food banks, and Native American Reservations across the United States.

We use art as the incentive to inspire people to donate to our cause. Concertgoers who participate in our Food Drives receive a Limited Edition Concert Poster for making the suggested donation of non-perishable food items, or a recommended monetary donation.

Conscious Alliance partnered with the all-vocal hip hop group Urban Method, the Colorado based nonprofit organization the Stronghold Society, and local youth to create a movement through the power of music and collaboration.

We are initiating a series of art workshops for native and non-native youth. The youth will spend a day exploring their imagination and producing their own unique artwork under the guidance an ‘Art That Feeds’ artist.

Every January, we sponsor the Fort Robinson Outbreak Spiritual Run, a 400-mile journey from Fort Robinson, NE to Busby, MT. The run was created to pay homage to Northern Cheyenne youth’s ancestors that broke out of Fort Robinson in January 1879.

Conscious Alliance began sponsoring a drum workshop on Pine Ridge Reservation. Participants of the workshop learn the traditional Lakota way of making a hand drum, and gather and prepare all the necessary materials themselves.

Each Thanksgiving Season we host our Annual Holiday Meal Delivery, taking place every year in November. Due to your overwhelming support last year, we were able to distribute upwards of 10,000 meals.

Each December, we make an annual toy delivery to the children of the Northern Cheyenne and Pine Ridge Reservations. Jakks Pacific generously donates toys for each delivery, and has provided thousands of holiday gifts for the youth of these reservations throughout the years.

Conscious Alliance sponsored a Coming of Age Gathering, which strived to reconnect Native American youth to their identities within their culture.