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Siletz Tribe Releases 2024 Donations – More Than $1.35 Million Donated to Support Local Charitable Organizations

In 2024, the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians supported over 188 organizations across the state, counties, and local communities through its Charitable Contribution Fund. Over $1.3 million in grants were awarded to promote programs ranging from cultural activities and education services to healthcare services, public safety organizations, and historic preservation.

Top Charitable Contributions in 2024 by Category

  • Cultural Activities
  • Education
  • Environment & Natural Resource Preservation Health
  • Historical Preservation
  • Health
  • Housing
  • Prevention
  • Public Safety
  • The Arts

These partnerships continue to make a meaningful difference across Native American communities and in communities across Oregon. The Siletz Tribe remains deeply committed to giving back and is honored to support and uplift the communities it is part of.

Since 2001, the Siletz Tribal Charitable Contribution Fund has made quarterly donations to nonprofit groups in the Siletz community, Lincoln County, and the state of Oregon. To date, the Fund has donated more than $18.2 million to 3,521 charitable organizations.

Click here for a complete list of 2024 donation recipients and the official announcement from the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians.

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The Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians is a confederation of all the Tribes of western Oregon. In the 1800s Siletz ancestors were removed from their homelands and moved to the Siletz Reservation on the coast. Its Tribal headquarters is located in Siletz, Oregon and the Tribe has operated government offices in Salem, Portland, Eugene, Lincoln City and Siletz for over 40 years.


AN INVESTMENT IN SALEM'S FUTURE

HELP BRING THE SILETZ CASINO PROJECT TO SALEM

From the locals who will work at the property, to the local businesses who benefit from having more visitors in town, an endeavor like this is an investment in Salem's future. This project is a unique opportunity to add thousands of living wage jobs, spur economic growth, bring world-class entertainment, uplift Tribal communities and capitalize on significant infrastructure modernizations.

In addition, the project includes a unique revenue-sharing proposal. The Siletz Tribe plans to share a percentage of the net revenue with eligible participating Oregon tribes, many of whom are located in rural areas. The State of Oregon and local governments like the City of Salem will also receive a percentage of the net revenue, which will be reinvested into community improvements and programs. Please, listen to our community and say yes to this investment in Salem’s future.