Crossing Worlds Hopi Projects

About Us

About Us

Crossing Worlds Hopi Projects

Since 1999

Northern Arizona is the home of the Hopi Nation. They chose this remote, high desert land 1,000 – 2,000 years ago, after thousands of years of migration around the Americas. Hopi are descendants of the Puebloan Ancestors of the Colorado Plateau-Verde Valley region going back at least 12,000 years. They continue an ancient tradition that values hard work, respect for life, humility, prayer, cooperation, sharing. They honor life from the birth to the transition of a person into the realm of the ancestors. Every day begins by welcoming Dawa, the Sun, and by giving thanks for life. Hopi people’s prayers and ceremonies are for all peoples and to help maintain balance on Mother Earth. A devout and kind-hearted People, giving and sharing are core values. The Hopis manage to grow corn in the desert without irrigation. Corn is life and proof of their faith, endurance and prayers. In today’s world, Hopi people work to teach the children Hopi language and values. They face economic challenges of living on a remote Indian reservation far from the resources of urban America.

Donations

We accept donations in support of our Hopi projects. Our office costs, labor and gas are donated by our dedicated volunteers. Our fiscal agent is Cornucopia Community Advocates, a 501c3 Arizona non profit corporation based in Sedona, AZ. Tax-deductible donations are made out to Cornucopia with Crossing Worlds Hopi Projects in memo field. Mailing address: Crossing Worlds Hopi Projects, PO Box 3288, Sedona, AZ, 86340 to make a one-time donation:

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