The following blog post is a reflection written by Lynda King, one of our volunteers. Any views expressed are her own and not necessarily...

Trigger Warning: This email deals with heavy and possibly painful topics, including physical, emotional, and sexual abuse, starvation,...

We have been contacted by a family of 12 from Allen that just lost almost all of their belongings in a fire.

The vision of self-empowerment is at the core of one of our most vital programs on the reservation: workforce development.

In July, 7 kids from Pine Ridge travelled to the Greater Boston Area for 9 days of summer fun and learning!

Recently, the Allen Youth Center closed for several days in order to receive a little TLC and we couldn't be happier with the outcome!

The Karl May Festival hosts hundreds of thousands of people each year to showcase Native American culture.

There are several new gardens on the reservation that are taking root and beginning to provide organic and nutritious food for the community

There is currently one food pantry operating in Allen that feeds hundreds of individuals every month.

There are 44 DAYS until Memorial Day and we want to share a brief overview of the programs that will benefit from a donation today.

With less than 50 days before Memorial Day, we are preparing many programs and events that will support Lakota people across the rez.

By Jim Drevescraft, Volunteer Writer Mní wičhóni is the Lakota expression that encapsulates their belief that water is a sacred part of...

By Jim Drevescraft, Volunteer Writer I write today, as in the past, about one of the crown jewels that One Spirit has created to help the Oglala Lakota achieve the positive lifestyle all of us want for our fellow citizens. Much of what we take for granted is not always available to people trapped in the merciless grasp of poverty and hopelessness that, sadly, is often the lot of our fellow Native American citizens, on whose stolen lands we all dwell. The crown jewel is the Al

By Jim Drevescraft, Volunteer Writer A recent article in the New York Times about the opening of a new facility in Pine Ridge that aims...

Winters in South Dakota are notorious for being intense and often ruthless. Temperatures can drop below zero at night with wind chills...

In the heart of Pine Ridge, the Charging Buffalo Meat Processing Facility (CBMPF) is more than just a place of employment for the Oglala Lakota people; it's a beacon of hope, offering a chance at redemption and a pathway to a brighter future. Jeri Baker, Executive Director of One Spirit, recently visited the facility and was deeply moved by the stories of transformation she encountered. Learn more about the Charging Buffalo Meat Processing Facility Program In this blog post,

Greetings to our dear supporters and advocates of One Spirit, We're thrilled to kick off our IMPACT series with a heartwarming...

I have long learned to respond quickly to urgent situations on the Pine Ridge Reservation, especially those that involve a need for food...

Join us in making an IMPACT this Giving Tuesday! Our Winter Relief campaign to support the Lakota People of Pine Ridge is now underway!

By Lynda King, One Spirit Volunteer In 1990, President George H.W. Bush officially designated November as "Native American Heritage...