Support the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and depends on the generosity of donors, members, and volunteers to advance our mission. We exist thanks to our active community of supporters.
Your donation and support help us:
- Create a living museum exhibiting the history and accomplishments of the Pueblo people of New Mexico.
- Sustain and expand education programs that teach children about Pueblo culture and core values and connect them with Pueblo traditions.
- Conserve thousands of works of art and artifacts from great Pueblo artists.
Support the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and help us continue to inspire and educate visitors for generations to come.
Donors and members like you have helped IPCC
- Conserve: More than 4,000 artifacts conserved
- Provide: Scholarships for the Traditional Teachings Summer Camp
- Educate: Developed 10 Educational programs to the greater community
- Preserve: Pueblo and Native American culture, heritage, and traditions preserved for generations to come
FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions
Is the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center Native-owned?
Yes, we are entirely owned and operated by the 19 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico.
Is the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center funded by Casinos or Gaming?
No. We do not receive annual funding from casinos or gaming. The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that depends upon charitable donations, memberships, and fundraising events to advance our mission to preserve and perpetuate Pueblo culture.
Can I do community service at the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center?
No, we no longer offer a community service program, however, we do have volunteer and intern programs.
Where can I get information about grants, student loans,or scholarships for Native American students?
Learn about IPCC’s Bob Chavez Scholarship for the Arts, or other organizations including the American Indian Graduate Center and American Indian College Fund.