Barbara Crowell Roy Dear Friends of Eve's Fund, Yes, that's me--Eve's mom--Barbara Crowell Roy. This summer, I did something I never thought possible...I got off the couch and started running. I did three 5Ks and even came in first in one of them. (Luckily, there weren’t too many participants in my age group!) Those of you who know me well know that physical exercise isn't something I've ever really loved. Eve was an athlete and at least weekly she would bug me about the need to get fit. I … [Read more...] about Running for Eve’s Fund Campaign Launched
New and expanding initiatives…more hope and health for Native youth
The world's favorite season is the spring. All things seem possible in May." ~Edwin Way Teale "Hope ever tells us, tomorrow will be better." ~ Tibullus Dear Friends of Eve's Fund, Eve's Fund is having a Spring full of programs and activities that are positively affecting the lives of the young people we serve. Wait until you read what we've been doing and see the photos of the active, happy children. We remain committed to helping Native youth overcome difficult obstacles, and … [Read more...] about New and expanding initiatives…more hope and health for Native youth
Eve’s Fund Boy Scout Troop 928 Makes Their Mark
Scout troop 928 members led by Scout Master Echohawk Lefthand (top upper right) at a recent camporee in Colorado. Click on the album below to see more photos from recent hikes and activities. In March, Scout Troop 928, led by Scout Master Echohawk Lefthand, attended a “camporee” at the Ute Campground in Colorado. During the camporee, each of the 10 troops had to use teamwork to build pioneering projects such as a bridge and catapult. Troop 928—also known as the “Penguins”—took … [Read more...] about Eve’s Fund Boy Scout Troop 928 Makes Their Mark
Mesa Elementary School celebrates re-opening of school library with authors of bestselling Magic Tree House series
Magic Tree House children’s book authors, Mary Pope Osborne and Natalie Boyce getting ready to bring joy to more children’s lives through their Magic Tree House series. SHIPROCK, N.M.—On Wednesday, April 20, mega bestselling and beloved children’s authors Mary Pope Osborne and Natalie Pope Boyce will participate in an event celebrating the re-opening of the Mesa Elementary School library, which was destroyed in a fire on Sept. 12, 2010. At 10 a.m. Mountain time, Osborne and … [Read more...] about Mesa Elementary School celebrates re-opening of school library with authors of bestselling Magic Tree House series
Eve’s Fund to offer scholarships for Native American students
Eve Erin Crowell at her graduation from UCLA School of Law "No skill is more critical to the future of a child, or to a democratic and prosperous society, than literacy." ~ Los Angeles Times To mark the 6th anniversary of Eve’s death on February 24, 2005, Eve’s Fund has established a scholarship program for Native American high school students. Each year, Eve’s Fund will provide scholarships for young Native Americans to assist with tuition at college-preparatory high schools and … [Read more...] about Eve’s Fund to offer scholarships for Native American students
