The Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation is proud to announce the launch of the Hydrate Your Hustle campaign. With the growing awareness of the health risks associated with sugar sweetened beverages (SSBs), Hydrate Your Hustle offers a proactive, youth-centered campaign designed to empower Native youth to make healthier drink choices. By reaching youth at a time when habits are […]
The NB3FIT cross country team had an exceptional season, wrapping up with 22 youth qualifying for the USATF National Junior Olympic Cross Country Championship. This group included 5 8U girls, 5 8U boys, 8 9-10 girls, 1 9-10 boy, 1 13-14 boy, 1 15-18 boy, and 1 15-18 girl, with four runners competing as individuals. […]
We are excited to share a story of dedication and growth within the NB3 Foundation family. Erma Trujillo, Pueblo of Cochiti, has shown incredible determination over the past two years as she worked tirelessly to achieve her goals. While managing the demands of her role in keeping the Foundation’s finance department running smoothly, Erma also […]
The Notah Begay III New Mexico Grande Slam golf event is more than just a tournament; it’s a key fundraiser supporting the NB3 Foundation and other nonprofits dedicated to improving the lives of youth across New Mexico. Each year, the event raises essential funds to provide tools, resources and programs that empower children to live […]
NB3FIT Day, held at North Domingo Baca Park in Albuquerque, NM, brought together over 70 Native youth and families for a day of fun, fitness and celebration in honor of Native American Heritage Month. This free event, which is part of our ongoing commitment to providing events for the community, focused on promoting healthy, active […]
Healthy Kids! Healthy Futures! Conference Over 100 guests from Native youth serving organizations across the country attended the 2024 NB3 Foundation’s Healthy Kids! Healthy Futures! Conference June 16-18 at Sandia Resort & Resort in Albuquerque, NM. This year’s attendees participated in sessions focused on how to effectively engage youth voice in their work and spaces. […]
