Our community. Our work.

COVID-19 relief program 2020-2021: With many Native families not having running water, electricity, and access to health care, they were especially vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic. In response, Thundermaker volunteered to deliver essential items to families on the Navajo Reservation such as food, water, and masks to help ensure the safety of the most vulnerable demographic during the outbreak of the COVID-19 pandemic.

Native Opioid Summit 2024: Thundermaker’s commitment to addiction recovery has led us to networking and playing an active role in all events and gatherings where important conversations are held and knowledge is shared.

Native American Fatherhood & Families Association 2024: Thundermaker was a guest speaker for the drug and alcohol prevention conference for Native youth who are our most precious and valuabale members of our communities and families.

Tacuna 2024: With Thundermaker’s commitment to “Our People. Our Recovery.” we were happy to hold conversations about recovering our cultural identity through building indigenous community.

Chemehuavi Indian Days 2023: Thundermaker is a supportive organization of all 22 tribes of Arizona and was a welcomed guest to The Chemehuavi Nation where we had a talking and healing circle for community members.

Arizona State Tribal Veteran Symposium: Not all injuries are visible, and not all addictions are rooted the same. Thundermaker supports all Veterans, and spends time helping and assisting Veterans in the behavioral health field.