Traditional Ways Healing Collective
Help us build healing and hope through welcoming community spaces that strengthen connection, resilience, and well-being.
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 33-3688070. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
Community Health & Wellness
Traditional Ways Healing Collective (TWHC) is a community-based nonprofit organization rooted in traditional healing wisdom, holistic wellness practices, Native best practices, and Indigenous cultural and ceremonial traditions. We support balance across mind, body, spirit, and community while strengthening mental health, substance use recovery, prevention, and overall well-being.
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is a recovery-centered nonprofit organization developing Anah’wah Native American Community Church, an Indigenous faith community grounded in Native values and principles. Through Anah’wah’s ministries, TWHC supports prayer, Indigenous ceremony, cultural connection, peer recovery, prevention, trauma recovery education, reentry support, family support, and community wellness. Anah’wah’s Indigenous religious and cultural practices are protected under applicable federal law, including the American Indian Religious Freedom Act (AIRFA) and the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA).
Who Are We?
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is an independent, grassroots 501(c)(3) nonprofit Recovery Community Organization serving Klamath County and surrounding areas. Rooted in lived experience, cultural wellness, traditional healing, and community connection, TWHC supports all pathways of recovery through peer support, recovery education, prevention, resource navigation, reentry support, family support, cultural practices, and community healing. The Collective is led by people with lived experience in substance use recovery, co-occurring mental health and substance use recovery, and community impacts related to addiction, incarceration, trauma, and barriers to care.
Who Do We Serve?
Traditional Ways Healing Collective serves Tribal and non-Tribal community members, youth, families, veterans, rural and underserved populations, and individuals impacted by trauma, substance use, mental health challenges, justice involvement, reentry, grief, and barriers to care.
What Do We Offer?
We bridge traditional healing with modern approaches to provide culturally grounded, accessible support that reduces barriers related to poverty, rural isolation, and limited access to services. Through Anah’wah Native American Community Church, TWHC is developing land-based ministries that support connection, belonging, prayer, prevention, recovery, cultural connection, and community wellness.
Anah’wah’s ministries include peer support, trauma recovery education, youth leadership and prevention, veterans support, mental health and substance use recovery support, reentry and justice-involved community support, family and community wellness, resource navigation, talking circles, drum circles, Indigenous traditional ceremonies, community prayer gatherings, sound healing, and community healing activities.
Focus Areas?
Prevention • Recovery • Peer Support • Trauma Recovery • Cultural & Spiritual Wellness • Resource Navigation • Youth Leadership • Community Wellness
Programs and ministries are currently provided through Traditional Ways Healing Collective, its core partner Sacred Sol Healing Institute®, community partnerships, land-based programming, and collaborative community wellness initiatives as Anah’wah Native American Community Church continues to develop.
Our Core Partner Organization
Traditional Ways Healing Collective and Sacred Sol Healing Institute are affiliated core partner organizations working together to strengthen integrative holistic health, trauma recovery, prevention, recovery support, cultural connection, and community healing.
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Traditional Ways Healing Collective supports nonprofit community access, fundraising, sponsorships, and the development of Anah’wah Native American Community Church and its ministries.
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Sacred Sol Healing Institute supports integrative behavioral health, holistic trauma recovery, professional training, curriculum development, partnerships, cultural wellness, and land-based programming.→ Visit Website
Stay Connected
Traditional Ways Healing Collective partners with Sacred Sol Healing Institute to share monthly holistic wellness resources, community updates, and upcoming events in one simple place.
Click below to sign up through Sacred Sol Healing Institute’s form and stay connected with both organizations.
Our Community Initiatives
Anah’wah Native American Community Church
An Indigenous faith community grounded in Native values and principles, welcoming people of all backgrounds to walk together in respect, prayer, and community.
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is developing the Anah’wah Healing Center, the future home of Anah’wah Native American Community Church and an emerging land-based community gathering place in Klamath Falls. Anah’wah’s ministries will support prayer, Indigenous ceremony, cultural connection, recovery, prevention, community wellness, and opportunities to strengthen individuals, families, and the broader community through Native values and principles.
Anah’wah reflects Indigenous principles of renewal, rebirth, and fluidity, honoring healing as a natural process of balance and connection. At the Anah’wah Healing Center, healing is recognized as relational and ongoing, rooted in presence, respect, and harmony with self, community, and the natural world.
Development will begin with the Anah’wah Sacred Ceremonial Site, supporting Indigenous ceremony, community prayer, cultural practice, and land-based healing. The next phase will include the Anah’wah Community Gathering Space—a welcoming indoor space for prayer, gatherings, cultural connection, recovery and prevention ministries, community wellness activities, life-skills education, and other ministries serving individuals and families.
Anah’wah’s ministries are currently active through community partnerships as we expand toward a dedicated space. Land and leadership are secured, and community and partner support are needed to bring this vision to life.
Through Anah’wah’s ministries, Traditional Ways Healing Collective provides youth leadership and prevention programming that supports resilience, life skills, healthy development, mentorship, cultural connection, and community belonging.
Youth who complete programming through Traditional Ways Healing Collective may continue into a structured next phase of leadership development, peer connection, service, and ongoing support through the Sacred Sol Youth Leadership & Prevention Club.
Programs are ready. Land and leadership are in place. Funding is now the primary barrier. Donors are needed to help create a safe, welcoming, and accessible space for youth prevention ministries, leadership development, and community healing.
Youth Leadership & Prevention Pathway
As TWHC’s community hub, Anah’wah Healing Center is being developed as a land-based gathering place and the home of Anah’wah Native American Community Church in Klamath Falls. The Center will support individuals, families, youth, veterans, justice-involved and reentry populations, and the broader community through prayer, prevention, recovery support, cultural connection, and community wellness.
Stewarded by Traditional Ways Healing Collective, Anah’wah ministries support Indigenous faith, ceremony, intergenerational connection, community-led wellness, and balance across mind, body, spirit, and energy. It will also provide space for peer support, recovery activities, education, life skills, and community gatherings.
Land and leadership are secured; funding remains the primary barrier to bringing this vision to life.
Anah’wah Community Gathering Space
Anah’wah Community Gathering Space—$155,000Supports materials and construction for a shared space dedicated to youth and family prevention ministries, wellness activities, healing gatherings, prayer, cultural connection, and community connection.
The Indigenous Community Prayer Program is one of Anah’wah’s culturally grounded, land-based ministries. It supports traditional prayer, cultural connection, and spiritual, emotional, and community wellness in a safe, respectful, and welcoming setting.
As resources allow, the ministry will serve individuals, families, youth, adults, elders, veterans, people in recovery, and the broader community through:
• Indigenous prayer gatherings
• Traditional purification practices
• Intergenerational participation for youth, adults, and elders
• Community healing, recovery, and cultural connection
Donors are needed to help create a safe, welcoming, and accessible space for prayer, cultural connection, and community healing.
Indigenous Community Prayer Program
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Donor Benefits
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Become a community partner supporting health, healing, and well-being
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Your contribution helps move this work forward
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Recognition is included on our website and on-site unless anonymity is requested in the checkout note section
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You will receive an official charitable contribution receipt by email within 7 days of your donation.
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 33-3688070 — Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.
ANY DONATION IS WELCOME AND APPRECIATED!
Donor Levels: Bronze $1-249 • Silver $250-499 • Gold $500-2499 • Platinum $2500+
One Build, Two Community Programs | $10,875
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Land and leadership are in place. Funding is now the primary barrier to completing this shared community build, which will support two core programs: the Indigenous Ceremony & Community Prayer Program and the Youth Leadership & Prevention Program.
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Donor support will help create a safe, welcoming, and accessible space for youth, families, veterans, people in recovery, prevention efforts, cultural connection, and community healing.
Amount Raised
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Youth Leadership & Prevention Program
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Indigenous Community Prayer Program
THANK YOU TO OUR AMAZING DONORS - SEEN & UNSEEN!
Check out our donors! Hover over each level to see the individuals and organizations supporting the Anah’wah Healing Center—a land-based community healing space for youth, families, veterans, prevention, recovery, and community connection. Donors are recognized on-site and on our website, with anonymity available.
Join Our Team!
Donor Benefits
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Become a community partner supporting health, healing, and well-being
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Your contribution helps move this work forward
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Recognition is included on our website and on-site unless anonymity is requested in the checkout note section
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You will receive an official charitable contribution receipt by email within 7 days of your donation.
Traditional Ways Healing Collective is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. EIN: 33-3688070 — Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed.
BRONZE DONOR
Team
Bronze Donor Team
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Mike Martius
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Anonymous: Honoring All Daughters
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Sacred Sol/Dave-Renee Frye
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Phil Studenberg
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Anonymous
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Robin Raiter
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Staples In-Kind Flyers, Ashley Cohara
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Anna Keppen
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Angela Lascola-Sorg
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Dee Edison
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Dana Manfull
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Taylor Staffler
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Luke Johnson
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Angie Britton/Indigo Beads
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Marvin/Margaret Garrett
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Rivers Edge Landscape Supply/Leonard Putnam
$1 - $249
Thank you to our donors for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
SILVER DONOR
Team
Sliver DonorTeam
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Mark Hatheway
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Army Navy Store—Dave. In-kind discounts.
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Tina Austin: In-kind donation: generator & mini fridge
$250 - $499
Thank you to our donors for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
PLATINUM DONOR
Team
Platinum Donor Team
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NDN Construction LLC/Paul Monteith: In-kind donation of labor and supplies valued over $10,000.
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Dave & Renee Frye: In-kind land use, $5000 a year.
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Ester Hein, Cindy Sheridan & Vina Frye: $5000 Shed Donation.
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William/Curt Sorg: In-kind land donation, 25,000.
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Community members: In-kind contribution of countless volunteer hours annually, $10,000+, based on standard volunteer rate valuations.
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Mark Hathaway: In-kind wood donations, $4000.
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Spirit of the Wind/Jack Thom & Barbara Humiston: In-kind portable restroom donations, $2000.
$2500 +
Thank you to our donors for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
GRANT AWARDS
Grant Awards
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City of Klamath Falls—Youth Prevention Event.
Funding Partners
Thank you to our funding partners for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
BRONZE DONOR
Team
Bronze Donor Team
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Teresa Bonham
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Cristina Gutierrez
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Harbor Frieght - Justin
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Jacques Ginestar
$1 - $249
Thank you to our donors for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
GOLD DONOR
Team
Gold Donor Team
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Anonymous
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Landi Law LLC/Megan Landi
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Dirinda Patterson
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Indigo Beads/Angie Britton
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Sacred Sol Healing Institute
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Katie Begley
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Indigo Beads/Angie Britton: In-kind discounts
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Dave Harmon: In-kind riding lawn mower
$500 - $2499
Thank you to our donors for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER LABOR Team
Volunteer Work Team
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NDN Construction
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Sacred Sol Healing Institute
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Traditional Ways Healing Collective
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Paul Monteith
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Cassie Kuhr
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Joey Sears
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DJ White
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Anthoney Rasdal
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Anonymous
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Dave & Renee Frye
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Angela Lacola-Sorg
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Mark Hatheway
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Mark Wright
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Katie Begley
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Anna Keppen
Volunteer Support
Thank you to our community volunteers for helping create a safe, welcoming, and culturally grounded space for youth, families, prevention, recovery, and community connection.
Stay Connected
Traditional Ways Healing Collective partners with Sacred Sol Healing Institute to share monthly holistic wellness resources, community updates, and upcoming events in one simple place.
Click below to sign up through Sacred Sol Healing Institute’s form and stay connected with both organizations.