Weaving Partnerships to Improve the Quality of Life of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and Strengthen Western NC
Meet our featured Grantees
Junaluska Memorial Site Museum
An archaeological report and the digitization of historic materials
North Carolina Arboretum
Testing the sustainability of traditional Cherokee ramp harvesting techniques
EBCI Economic Office
To create a development plan for a section of the Cultural District
Recent News
“Our mission at the Little Tennessee Land Trust (LTLT) is to conserve the waters, forests, farms and heritage of the Upper Little Tennessee and Hiwassee River Valleys,” Read the full story
Tsalagi | Blind Pig | Grae Skye Studio
Read the 2019 ga-du-gi report
Recent Blog Posts
- Fall 2020 Grant Recipients
- 2020 Grant Recipients Announced
- Big Y Free Labor Group makes hay (and more) with tractor purchased with Foundation funds
- Right Path cohort gifts children with traditional clothes
- A decade of recycling grants yields substantial shifts in preserving environment
- 15th annual Day of Caring brings joy to multiple recipients
- Qualla Creations supports area artists with Cherokee-infused products
- New multi-media exhibits brings Sequoyah’s story to life
- Creating moments with ancient artifacts
- Partnerships and collaboration enhance vision for Cherokee Cultural Corridor
Impact Report
Millions of dollars awarded in
Environmental Preservation.
Millions of dollars awarded in
Economic Development.
Millions of dollars awarded in
Cultural Preservation.
Millions of dollars generated
in Leveraged Funding.