Join us in inspiring Navajo Kids to love reading on #GivingTuesday
“Every child is capable of using imagination. Every child has a hunger to know things. But not all children have access to the books that can stimulate their imagination and satisfy their thirst for knowledge.” — Mary Pope Osborne, award-winning children’s book author This #GivingTuesday 2024, join Eve’s Fund in inspiring a love of reading […]
Announcing Tribal Adaptive Student Athlete of the Year Scholarship Winners
Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives, in partnership with Tribal Adaptive Organization, is proud to announce the winners of our third Tribal Adaptive Student Athlete of the Year Scholarships. This scholarship was introduced in 2021 to recognize a top male and a top female student-athlete with a physical disability. The individuals selected for the […]
Eve’s Fund supports summer camp for kids with physical disabilities
In June, Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives proudly renewed its sponsorship of Camp Adventure, a specialized summer day camp for children with special needs, in partnership with the Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation (CTHF) in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Each year, the camp serves children ages 6-18 with permanent physical disabilities, including Navajo Nation children, […]
Supporting the Heartbeat Music Project on the Navajo Nation
Again this year Eve’s Fund supported the Heartbeat Music Project with a generous gift in memory of Eve’s dad, co-founder of Eve’s Fund, Robert M. Crowell, MD. The Heartbeat Music Project (HMP) provides tuition-free music and Navajo cultural education to Diné students in grades K-12 on the campus of Navajo Technical University in Crownpoint, […]
ThinkFirst, have fun and stay safe on July 4th
Here are some tips from our ThinkFirst Navajo Injury Prevention Program for staying safe this July 4th and throughout the rest of the summer months. Do not drink and drive and do not get into a vehicle with anyone who is under the influence. As always, be sure to buckle up and restrain all […]
Eves’s Fund has sponsored college scholarships for three St. Michael Indian School grads
Eve’s Fund has sponsored college scholarships for three St. Michael Indian School graduates, awarded at its high school commencement on Saturday, June 1, on its St. Michaels, Arizona campus. Twenty-six young men and women received their diplomas. A highlight of the ceremony was the traditional awarding of St. Michael tribute scholarships to three graduating […]
Introducing Eve’s Fund’s Navajo Prep Scholarship Awardees
2023-2024 Eve’s Fund Navajo Prep Scholarship Awardees Top Row L to R: Kierra Antonio, Laci Antonio, Thomacita Begay, Leannabah Cly, Luke Damon Middle Row L to R: Wallen Descheeny, Kamyra Goldtooth, Jerald Hardy, Dominique Henderson, Orion King Bottom Row L to R: Nevaeh Lewis, Brooke Martin, Madilynn Mora, Winnie Morgan, Luke Smith Eve’s Fund is […]
12 Days on the Navajo Nation
Celebrating Eve’s Circle of Life and Legacy with our partners, sponsors, volunteers, staff, supporters, family, friends, and program participants. Click Eve’s Photo above to visit her memorial website. November 4 2023 Dear Friends of Eve’s Fund, Today, November 4, we are celebrating what would have been my beloved Eve Erin Crowell‘s 49th birthday. As so […]
Camp Adventure: Making memories & expanding possibilities
Again this year, in partnership with Carrie Tingley Hospital Foundation, Eve’s Fund co-sponsored a four-day camp near the Navajo Nation in Farmington, New Mexico. The participants made memories, had fun, and enjoyed many opportunities to learn new things. This adaptive camp, for children living with physical disabilities, was free to the families. Volunteers and […]
The Heartbeat Music Project: Music to our ears
Photo courtesy of the Heartbeat Music Project With the support of our generous “Friends of Eve’s Fund,” we made an inaugural donation to the Heartbeat Music Project (HMP) in memory of Eve’s dad, the co-founder of Eve’s Fund, Robert M. Crowell, MD (“Doc”). HMP provides tuition-free music and Navajo cultural education to Diné students in […]