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	<title>Comments on: Ellen DeGeneres Plans on Saying “I Do”</title>
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		<title>By: Anguksuar</title>
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		<dc:creator>Anguksuar</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Tue, 27 May 2008 10:41:12 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>http://www.thepetitionsite.com/1/a-campaign-for-native-glbt-funding-justice
A Campaign for Native GLBT Funding Justice
Target:
Organized GLBT Philanthropy
Sponsored by: 
Two Spirit Press Room
Two recent national philanthropy reports have released information indicating that Gay Funders contributed $37 million in one year to GLBT organizations across the United States.  Native American Two Spirit People, the poorest of all the GLBT communities, received only 4 small grants of about $2,500 each.  The average grant to gay organizations nationally is $16,000 a year.  Gay funders have a mission to serve all equally, but it's time for a summit with the Two Spirit People here in our ancestral domains to help the funders achieve their mission.  Two Spirit People have significant spiritual and ceremonial roles in our Native cultures, and Gay Philanthropy has a significant role to play in realizing a vision of funding-justice and social justice with our people.</description>
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A Campaign for Native GLBT Funding Justice<br />
Target:<br />
Organized GLBT Philanthropy<br />
Sponsored by:<br />
Two Spirit Press Room<br />
Two recent national philanthropy reports have released information indicating that Gay Funders contributed $37 million in one year to GLBT organizations across the United States.  Native American Two Spirit People, the poorest of all the GLBT communities, received only 4 small grants of about $2,500 each.  The average grant to gay organizations nationally is $16,000 a year.  Gay funders have a mission to serve all equally, but it&#8217;s time for a summit with the Two Spirit People here in our ancestral domains to help the funders achieve their mission.  Two Spirit People have significant spiritual and ceremonial roles in our Native cultures, and Gay Philanthropy has a significant role to play in realizing a vision of funding-justice and social justice with our people.</p>
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