Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund

by Trees Water & People
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund
Native American Green Entrepreneur Fund

Project Report | Jun 6, 2016
Green Business Development Final Report

By Molly Geppert | Marketing Manager

We at Trees, Water & People (TWP) have been so fortunate to have your wonderful support over these past months. TWP's business development training for Native Americans has had a huge impact over the past year, in large part due to friends and donors like you. In 2015, we hosted enough workshops and demonstrations to train 783 local people! We could not have had such success without you.

This summer, we will be ending the Green Business Development program. This break will allow us to improve the program and forge relationships with other Tribes for possible business development programs in the future. We will continue our regular solar workshops and demonstrations, however.

The Green Business Development program has been a great success. We helped Tyler with his company, Cloud Nine Recycling, which is now an LLC. He is currently in the process of buying a box truck so he can have the freedom to decide when and where he will take his recycling inventory, rather than paying high rental prices for a truck. He is an inspiration to others who want to wade into entrepreneurship and make a difference in their communities to be clean and green! He also is a “Green Business in Indian Country Start-Up Award” winner!

 Cloud Nine Recycling

Besides helping Tyler with his company Cloud Nine Recycling, TWP has continued to develop the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center as a national facility for introducing tribal members to renewable energy and alternative building technologies. We also had the honor of welcoming the documentary film crew from This Changes Everything  to the Red Cloud Renewable Energy Center in March of 2013 where they documented one of our solar energy workshops for Native Americans. It was hosted in partnership with Lakota Solar Enterprises, Solar Energy International, and the National Wildlife Federation’s Tribal Lands Conservation Program.

 

Native Business Development Graduates!

Your support has been invaluable and you have helped changed the lives of so many! Thank you!

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Trees Water & People

Location: Fort Collins, Colorado - USA
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Project Leader:
Molly Geppert
Marketing Manager
Fort Collins , Colorado United States

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