October 31, 2025. Nikki Demmert, Director of Operations at the United Indians of All Tribes Foundation (UIATF), a nonprofit organization based in Seattle dedicated to serving Indigenous peoples and underserved communities through cultural, educational, and social programs, shared some critical information with the Magnolia Chamber yesterday.
UIATF is currently seeking food donations from local grocery stores and our extended community to support our community initiatives during these unprecedented times. Programs include their youth home Labateyah, the Unci Maka foster care program, the Elders support, and the homeless prevention program. They also help our Urban Indigenous peoples.
At this time, they are sourcing food and provisions for the Holiday and the coming months, with consideration of DSHS and SNAP supports on hold. The timing is imminent; they would appreciate your consideration. They welcome donations of:
– Non-perishable items
– Fresh produce
– Surplus or seasonal goods
– Indigenous or culturally significant foods
– Turkeys and Hams
– Tax-Deductible Contributions: UIATF is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. They’re happy to provide a donation receipt for your records.
If you’re able to contribute, UIATF would love to coordinate a pickup or discuss how your support can make a meaningful impact.
UTIATF thanks you for considering partnering with them to support food access and cultural wellness. Please feel free to reach out to Nikki directly at NDemmert@unitedindians.org.
United Indians Of All Tribes Foundation · Seattle, WA
Tax-exempt since Nov. 1970
EIN: 91-0889016
