Quantity Selection                  Price
     27,688 24 Months     $5+  Donors   $80.00/M
      5,391 25-36 Months  $5+  Donors   $75.00/M
     25,432 24 Months     $10+ Donors   $85.00/M
      5,049 25-36 Months  $10+ Donors   $80.00/M
            Commercial                 -$15.00/M
            Names Thru 12/01/09                 

The Navajo Nation is the largest Indian         
reservation in the United States, spreading over
16 million acres in Arizona, New Mexico, and    
Southern Utah.  Many of the 200,000 Dine, as the
Navajo call themselves, live in remote          
communities on the high desert.  In this harsh  
and resource-poor environment, every day brings 
a struggle for survival in the face of extreme  
poverty and isolation.  Job opportunities are   
virtually non-existent and visits from health   
care workers may be sporadic at best.  Many     
homes lack electricity, running water, and      
telephones.  At the end of each month, many     
Navajo go hungry.  If you think these conditions
don't exist in America today, you are sadly     
mistaken.  The shocking truth is that -- in the 
remotest corners of our great nation --         
thousands of First Americans live in Third World
conditions.                                     
                                                
The Navajo Relief Fund (NRF) exists to brings   
hope to these struggling families.  The         
difference between NRF and many other           
humanitarian groups is that we aim to reduce    
dependency and build on the strong sense of     
pride and community that is prevalent among     
Native Americans.                               
                                                
NRF's goal is to help build "strong,            
self-sufficient Native American communities."   
Operating out of Flagstaff, Arizona, NRF seeks  
donations of needed supplies from corporations  
and gift-in-kind charities, and funds from      
caring people for transportation to the Navajo  
Reservation.                                    


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       American Inst For Cancer Research        
       Cystic Fibrosis                          
       St. Labre Indian School                  


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