Our vision is a healthy, strong, and food secure blackfeet nation. fast (food access and sustainability team) blackfeet is a group of community leaders, health professionals, educators, and involved citizens within the blackfeet nation who are dedicated to: identifying food insecurity in our communities. exploring and implementing effective solutions related to access to healthy food and nutrition education. addressing food sovereignty to ensure culturally relevant and affordable food for all. food security for our people: when people know where their next meal is coming from and that they will have the food they need. food sovereignty for our nation: the right to healthy, culturally appropriate foods and our right to define our own food and agriculture system.

To provide scholarships and educational assistance funds for indian youth and students, and to conduct, engage in, and carry on activities and programs which are organized for educational, charitable, and athletic purposes, as such terms are defined in section 501(c)(3) of the united states internal revenue code of 1954, as from time to time amended.

Chartered in 1987 to research, promote and preserve native american languages, in particular the blackfoot language of the blackfeet tribe in montana. piegan institute creates fluent speakers and teachers of the blackfoot language through an immersion k-8 school.

To provide transfer equivalent academic and relevant vocational programs of high quality that lead to appropriate associate degrees and certificates as well as opportunities for life-long education to the members of the blackfeet nation.

Work with the developmentally disabled.

Land conservation