H-E-B Stands With Us: Supports Reconnections Fall Youth Camp

We're grateful to H-E-B for stepping forward with support for the Reconnections: Fall Youth Camp 2026. This contribution arrives at exactly the moment we need it most as we prepare to welcome emerging leaders into spaces where they'll reconnect with their heritage, learn from elders, and experience the power of stewarding land and Buffalo alongside their community.

What H-E-B's Support Makes Possible

Every dollar goes directly into creating an experience where young relatives can ground themselves in culture, ecological stewardship, and their own resilience.

Why Community Investment Matters

When a business rooted in Texas recognizes the work of a Lipan Apache-led nonprofit, it signals something important: that our vision for food sovereignty, cultural continuity, and regenerative stewardship belongs in the broader conversation about what thriving communities look like. H-E-B's support says that Indigenous-led work deserves backing. That young relatives deserve spaces to learn and is worth investing into.

Our Commitment to Partnership

We're excited to share the stories and photos from this year's camp with H-E-B and our community. Look for updates across our social platforms using @HEB and #HEBHelpingHere as we document the moments, growth, and connections that happen when young people come home to their heritage.

To H-E-B and their community of customers and team members: thank you for believing in what we're building. Your support strengthens not just our youth, but the future of Indigenous stewardship on the Southern Plains.

The Reconnections: Fall Youth Camp 2026 is still fundraising to reach our full program goals. If you'd like to support emerging leaders in reclaiming their heritage and stewarding this Land alongside Buffalo, you can donate here.


The Texas Tribal Buffalo Project is a Lipan Apache-led nonprofit building Indigenous food sovereignty, cultural continuity, and ecocultural regeneration across the Southern Plains.

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