Non-Profit Booths
Download a Non-profit booth application by clicking HERE (520 K)
Non-profit organizations who have participated in the past include:
- The Santa Fe Children's Museum--offered hands-on pottery instruction to children and their families at Youth Indian Market while promoting their museum services
- The American Indian Chamber of Commerce of New Mexico--promoted their mission to encourage, support and promote long-term Native business growth.
- The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, owned and operated by the 19 Pueblos of New Mexico--promoted their year-round events and activities.
- The Navajo United Way--promoted their goal of expanding upon the capacities of human care agencies to serve the needs of the Navajo Nation.
- Wings of America--promoted their mission of enhancing quality of life among American Indian youth using running as a catalyst for empowerment.
- The Indian Arts & Crafts Board of Washington, DC--educated attendees to their mission of implementing the Indian Arts and Crafts Act and providing professional business advice and information to Native artists.
- The Statuary Hall Foundation--promoted their mission to educate the public about Pope', leader of the 1680 Pueblo Revolt, and to promote the preservation of Pueblo culture.
Non-profit groups and organizations who can prove 501(c)(3) status and who serve American Indian communities through programs and events are eligible to apply for Indian Market. When applying for a booth, applicants must submit samples of printed materials to be distributed. (Again, pamphlets, brochures and other educational material may be distributed including freebies.)
Contact the SWAIA office to request a Santa Fe Indian Market Non-Profit Application.