Thriving Tribes Foundation
Protecting the Amazon
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Thriving Tribes Foundation
Protecting the Amazon
Who We Are
A newly founded organization dedicated to protecting indigenous communities and preserving the Amazon rainforest through partnership, respect, and action.
What Guides Us
We honor indigenous wisdom, traditions, and self-determination, working as partners rather than imposing external solutions.
Our programs are designed for long-term impact, supporting communities in ways that strengthen their resilience and autonomy.
We advocate fiercely for indigenous rights and work to protect both communities and their ancestral lands from external threats.
How We Work
Thriving Tribes Foundation works in partnership with established nonprofits and indigenous organizations that have direct relationships with Amazon communities. We provide funding, resources, and support to these trusted partners who have the cultural knowledge and community connections necessary for effective, respectful collaboration with indigenous tribes.
The People Behind the Work
Founder
A high school student at Berkeley Preparatory School and Borlaug Scholar — a prestigious recognition from the World Food Prize Foundation. Passionate about ending food insecurity among the Yanomami people and selected to attend the Global Youth Institute.
Medical Director
Distinguished cardiologist specializing in Heart Failure and Transplantation at Tampa General Hospital, bringing critical medical expertise to support indigenous communities in the remote Amazon where specialized care is scarce.
Legal Advisor
Licensed attorney based in Tampa, Florida, specializing in criminal defense. Actively committed to charitable causes and community service, including participation in the Tampa Bay Heart Walk.
Medical Advisor
Board-certified hematologist and oncologist with extensive cancer research experience. Committed to compassionate, culturally-sensitive healthcare for underserved and indigenous communities.
Research Advisor
Distinguished cardiologist and researcher, President of TecSalud and VP of Research at Tecnológico de Monterrey. Author of 170+ peer-reviewed manuscripts in heart failure and cardiac transplantation.
We're always looking for passionate individuals who share our commitment to indigenous rights. Whether you're a lawyer, healthcare professional, anthropologist, or community organizer, there are many ways to contribute.
Get InvolvedTogether, we can protect indigenous rights and preserve the Amazon for future generations.