Our story: Roots, vision, and impact
Learn about the heart behind Sacred Nations Foundation. Discover our journey, the passionate individuals driving our mission, and our unwavering commitment to empowering minority and Indigenous communities.
Our foundation: A journey of belief and belonging
Sacred Nations Foundation was born from a simple but powerful belief: every community deserves access to the resources, support, and opportunities needed to thrive. Growing up connected to Alaska Native values and traditions, our founder witnessed firsthand how healing and growth happen best when people are rooted in their culture, supported by their community, and connected to real resources that meet them where they are. We also witnessed the gaps. Too many Indigenous and minority communities are underserved by traditional systems, disconnected from resources, and left to navigate complex barriers alone.
Sacred Nations Foundation was created to build something different: a foundation rooted in cultural respect, community connection, and genuine care for the whole person. Our big dream is a world where minority and Indigenous communities across Colorado, Wisconsin, and Alaska have equitable access to everything they need to truly flourish. Not just survive, but thrive.
Meet our dedicated leadership team
The Sacred Nations Foundation is powered by individuals deeply committed to our mission. Each team member brings unique expertise and a shared passion for uplifting minority and Indigenous communities:
Alexandria Myszka, founder and executive director
Alexandria is a Native American and Alaska Native community member, behavioral health professional, and consultant with a deep commitment to serving minority and Indigenous communities. She founded Sacred Nations Foundation to create a bridge between underserved communities and the resources they need to thrive.
Chris Belgarde, director
Chris is the wellness director at the Native Village of Eklutna and a dedicated community leader whose work spans wellness programming, artistic expression, and cultural education.
Katelin Menge, director
Katelin holds a degree in nonprofit management and is connected to the Lac du Flambeau community in Wisconsin. She is passionate about building systems that support Indigenous and minority communities with dignity and respect.
Writing our story, together
Sacred Nations Foundation is just beginning its journey, but the need that inspired it is deeply personal. Our founder has witnessed firsthand the barriers that Indigenous and minority community members face every day, from navigating systems not built for them to searching for resources that feel out of reach.
Every person who finds stable housing, connects to mental health support, accesses education, or builds a sustainable livelihood through Sacred Nations Foundation will be a testament to what is possible when communities are truly seen and supported. Our story is still being written. And we are honored to write it alongside the communities we serve.
"The Sacred Nations Foundation embodies genuine care and a deep understanding of community needs, truly making a difference."
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