At the close of the 2025–2026 school year, Eve's Fund for Native American Health Initiatives helped 91 children ride more safely through its Buckle Up Navajo Booster Seat Giveaway and Car Seat Safety Event at Baca/Dlo'Ay Azhi Community School in Prewitt, New Mexico. The event served 53 families, distributed 78 booster seats, and provide hands-on child passenger safety education and car seat inspections. Through Eve's Fund's ThinkFirst Navajo injury prevention program, families learned … [Read more...] about Buckle Up Navajo Giveaway Helps 91 Children Ride Safer
Eve’s Fund & ThinkFirst Navajo sponsor massage tent at annual Shiprock Marathon
. Eve's Fund and our award-winning ThinkFirst Navajo program launched a new annual initiative: sponsorship of the massage tent at this year’s 42nd Shiprock Marathon. We were honored to continue our long-standing support of this important community event. For more than a decade, we’ve proudly contributed to this special weekend, through participation, education, fundraising, and service. Eve's Fund has been proud, active participants in the Shiprock Marathon for many years. Our involvement … [Read more...] about Eve’s Fund & ThinkFirst Navajo sponsor massage tent at annual Shiprock Marathon
Eve’s Fund founders receive distinguished service award
At its annual conference, held on April 14–15 in Boston, the ThinkFirst National Injury Prevention Foundation presented its highest honor. The Dr. David and Donna Cavanaugh Distinguished Service Award was given to Barbara Crowell Roy and Dr. Robert M. Crowell (posthumously). They are the founders of Eve’s Fund for Native American Health Initiatives, which supports health and injury prevention programs. Two decades of injury prevention education and advocacy This award honors two … [Read more...] about Eve’s Fund founders receive distinguished service award
ThinkFirst Navajo champions brain injury prevention
March is Brain Injury Awareness Month, and our ThinkFirst Navajo Injury Prevention Program has launched an ambitious initiative to protect Navajo communities through brain injury prevention education. Our expanded program and partnership efforts have already reached over 583 students in a single day, building on a foundation of newly trained community educators. Train-the-Trainer: Building Community Capacity On March 1, 2025, ThinkFirst Navajo and Navajo United Way with support from … [Read more...] about ThinkFirst Navajo champions brain injury prevention
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 infants and young children in appropriate seats. Distracted driving could kill you in a second. Don't text and drive or talk on your cell phone and drive. Do not set off your own … [Read more...] about ThinkFirst, have fun and stay safe on July 4th
