Muhu Tasen Building Fund
Fundraising campaign by
Eva Galindo
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US$10,300raised of $55,000.00 goal
No more donations are being accepted at this time. Please contact the campaign owner if you would like to discuss further funding opportunities
Campaign Story
Since 1982 The Muhu Tasen Foundation has been devoted to preserving Native American culture and sacred ceremonies. In order to keep the Muhu Tasen Preservation site and ceremonies in existence we must comply with county regulations. The struggle of meeting deadlines and costly permits has been ongoing throughout the years. A house, built to code, must be completed by the end of 2017. We are asking you: friends and family of Muhu Tasen to help make this possible. Your generous tax deductible donation can help ensure that this sacred land will be available for ceremonies for generations to come. Together we can honor and bring to fruition the dream of Rudy "Turtlehawk" Rodriguez.
Below is a breakdown of necessary funds:
25,000 Building Materials
5.000 Permits
15,000 Solar Package
10,000 Subcontractors
55,000 Goal Total
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Donors & Comments
- Ana Becerra
- Donated on Oct 20, 2017
We honor not only the dreams of Rudy "Turtlehawk" Rodriguez, but we are also honoring the dreams and prayers of those who walked this Red Road long before with a vision for a sacred, traditional indigenous place for generations to come. We continue the legacy of Grandpa Semu and Red Wind.
- Guest
- Donated on Oct 09, 2017
- Anonymous
- Donated on Sep 15, 2017
- Maria Brunner
- Donated on Sep 04, 2017
So sorry to have missed the gathering. Sending love to all and always. Maria and Mike Brunner
- laura recio
- Donated on Sep 04, 2017
- Anonymous
- Donated on Sep 03, 2017
- Darren Higuera
- Donated on Aug 29, 2017
- Jason Storlie
- Donated on Aug 23, 2017
Thank you for all your hard work ...... "all my relations"!
- Maribel Adkins
- Donated on Aug 23, 2017
- Anonymous
- Donated on Aug 20, 2017
Love you all!
We honor not only the dreams of Rudy "Turtlehawk" Rodriguez, but we are also honoring the dreams and prayers of those who walked this Red Road long before with a vision for a sacred, traditional indigenous place for generations to come. We continue the legacy of Grandpa Semu and Red Wind.