Javi learned to build a toy tule canoe at this year’s tule build — felt every emotion and then helped others build theirs. This work to rematriate and defend Felix Cove is made possible by community support. Help protect the Felix Family home — donate: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for...

Ka molis for showing up on Giving Tuesday. Continue supporting #GiveNative Gifts to the Alliance for Felix Cove, fund tule canoe building, foodways, plant-pigment art, and Native women’s music. Give now: app.betterunite.com/alliance-for... #Rematriation

$105B to nonprofits in '22. Only $263M to Native-led orgs.
That’s 0.25%. Let that sink in.
This #GivingTuesday, remember: Investing in Native-led nonprofits supports Native-led solutions.
The Támal-ko people thrived at Támal liwa for generations.

Our community and land stewards are the heart of Felix Cove, centering Támal-ko/Coast Miwok voices. Thanks for doubling support last month through #HalfMyDAF. This Indigenous People’s Month, please continue giving. Ka Molis! app.betterunite.com/alliance-for...

What is Rematriation? It means restoring balance by honoring nature and Indigenous teachings. At Felix Cove, we protect Coast Miwok homelands and bring Indigenous peoples back to their lands. This American Indian Heritage Month, we celebrate Indigenous strength. Join us.  Sign up: eepurl.com/h9u4Mv

Welcoming the Fall Equinox at Felix Cove! The Fall Equinox is when the sun is directly above the equator, marking the end of summer. We are grateful for tule harvests, canoe making, basket weaving, and stories with Native youth and community. Deep gratitude for every moment. Ka Molis–Thank you.🍂✨

Grateful for all our plant/animal/water kin. Sharing photos from CIMCC’s youth overnight at Tomales Bay: kayaking in, making tule cordage, sharing gratitude & starry skies together. 
Learn more about our programs and future events, visit alliance4felixcove.org
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