Get ready to Hydrate Your Hustle and be part of an exciting movement that’s all about fueling your body, mind, and passions with water! On Saturday, March 22, at 3 p.m., we’re going live on Instagram, Facebook and TikTok for an interactive Hydrate Your Hustle Launch Party, packed with special guests, fun games, inspiring talks […]
The NB3 Foundation remains committed to advancing the health and wellness of Native youth and communities. As we prepare to celebrate the Foundation’s 20th anniversary in 2025, we are dedicating our efforts to honoring this milestone with special events, initiatives and reflections on two decades of impact. To allow for thoughtful planning and full engagement […]
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Santa Ana Pueblo, NM — March 5, 2025 The Notah Begay III (NB3) Foundation announces the resignation of President and Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Tunté Vigil. Tunté provided leadership and commitment to advancing NB3 Foundation core campaigns and initiatives. We are grateful for her contributions that expanded programming, strengthened partnerships, and made […]
The NB3 Foundation Basketball League delivered an unforgettable experience Saturday, Feb. 8, as 200 athletes, ages 10 and under, competed at The Pit, one of New Mexico’s most iconic basketball venues. Families, coaches and community members filled the stands, cheering on their young athletes as they competed on the same court that has hosted countless […]
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. […]
