Navajo Community Covid 19 Food Drive

The Navajo Community needs your help, the virus is spreading quickly in this area and there are few resources. Very few hospitals, respirators, medical personnel- but also food is hard to get, sometimes having to drive for an hour, only to be met by an empty store. A lot of families can’t afford the gas expense and now very strict stay at home orders are in place. The Navajo Community is also known as a food desert, where wholesome foods are hard to get.

This Go Fund Me is created by Navajo Native Sandra Lee who grew up on the reservation, and she is now living in Durango, CO in the Four Corners area.

“Many homes do not have running water and it’s a very hard situation, because the culture doesn’t understand the Western words” Sandra says.

Her heart is breaking for her family and people, and many people in the front lines are describing the area as a war zone. Navajo Community has more than 250.000 members and the area spans over 27.000 miles. More than 1000 cases are now reported and 41 people have died as of 4/18/2020

This is not a Political purpose, but it is a fact that Indigenous People in the US have received very little Governmental support, which is also happening now.

The purpose of this Go Fund Me is to support The Navajo Community with Whole Foods, vegetables, and immune boosting herbal tinctures - buying as much as possible from local farmers, herbalists etc. we will coordinate food drives for curbside pickup and make sure the Navajo Community has healthy food to withstand the pandemic.

Please donate what you can, anything helps and keep praying for beautiful Navajo Community . If you are local and can donate food, vegetables, fruit,  herbal immune boosting tinctures, diapers, toilet paper, hand sanitizers etc, please let us know and we will arrange for pickup.

“This campaign is not associated with the official Navajo Nation fundraising campaign. The official Navajo Nation COVID-19 fundraising campaign can be located at: https://www.gofundme.com/f/official-navajo-nation-covid19-relief-fund."