Marketing & Professional Services
Hoku Marketing
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hawaiʻi-based digital marketing business offering online store, email marketing and content support for small businesses.
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Marketing & Professional Services
Honolulu, Hawaii
Hawaiʻi-based digital marketing business offering online store, email marketing and content support for small businesses.
Indigenous wildlife tours, cultural experiences & charters
Campbell River / Homalco traditional territory, British Columbia
100% Homalco First Nation-owned Indigenous social enterprise offering wildlife, cultural and wilderness tours from Campbell River.
Fishing & Outdoor Experiences
Homer, Alaska
Family-operated Homer fishing charter offering guided saltwater trips aboard F/V Tolstoi Point.
Food & Agriculture
Herrick, SD
Lakota youth-centered honey and beeswax enterprise.
Indigenous Hand-Beaded Jewelry & Made-to-Order Earrings
Aquinnah, Massachusetts
Artist Tiffany Vanderhoop (S’idluujaa, Huckleberry Woman), of Haida and Aquinnah Wampanoag heritage, creates contemporary beaded earrings informed by Raven’s Tail and Naaxiin textile traditions. Many pieces are made to order; shop through the artist’s official website and confirm production time there.
Licensed business photoPhoto: Wikimedia Commons · Moira Dunworth · 2012 · cropped for layout · License
Tourism, excursions & cultural experiences
Hoonah, Alaska
Native-owned Alaska tourism destination in Hoonah operated by Huna Totem Corporation. Photo: Wikimedia Commons · Moira Dunworth · 2012 · cropped for layout · CC BY 2.0. Source and license links appear on this business profile.
IM editorial mediaNative American-Owned Environmental Engineering & Laboratory Services
Farmington, NM, USA
Native American-owned Four Corners environmental consultancy providing engineering, environmental remediation, surveying and laboratory services.
Accounting & Bookkeeping
Ottawa, ON, CA
Indigenous-owned outsourced accounting and Chartered Professional Accountant services.
Gifts, food, home, wellness & corporate gifting
Treaty 6 territory / Canada
Indigenous marketplace and gifting company connecting customers with products from Indigenous businesses across categories.
Art & Lifestyle Retail
Spokane, WA
Native-owned Spokane retailer offering apparel, jewelry and artisan goods.
Creative Media Services
US
Afro-Indigenous-owned media, photography, marketing and event services agency.
Native-Owned Restaurant, Frybread & Event Catering
Spokane, Washington
Spokane Native-owned food business serving contemporary Native comfort foods including frybread items, soups and desserts. One business profile covers its Boone and downtown Spokane restaurants plus catering inquiries and its food trailer; order from its official site.
Kids & Educational Supplies
CA
First Nations-owned retailer of learning resources, toys, and sensory-support products.
Apparel & Accessories
British Columbia, Canada
100% Indigenous-owned Canadian business featuring Indigenous artwork across apparel, accessories, gifts and artful living products.
Branding & Communications
BC, CA
Naut’sa mawt Tribal Council-owned branding, marketing and print services company.
Apparel, home, stationery & gifts
Winnipeg, MB
Indigenous-owned apparel and lifestyle brand founded by Peguis First Nation member Michelle Cameron.
Specialty Coffee
Victoria, BC, CA
Haida- and Métis-founded specialty coffee business connecting purchases to Indigenous-led causes.
Beauty & Wellness
Curve Lake First Nation, Ontario, Canada
Curve Lake First Nation-based Indigenous business by founder Robyn Ivory Pierson creating candles, mists, melts, workshops and plant-based gift products.
Indigenous-Owned Tea, Herbs & Specialty Food
Middletown, Maryland
IndigineiTEA is a Maryland-based, Indigenous-owned tea business offering tea blends and selected herbs influenced by regional Eastern Woodland ingredients. Its website lists a Middletown address and an online collection, with availability changing by item. Customers can visit the company’s own site for current products and ordering; IM does not provide health endorsements or process checkout.
Native-Owned Stock Photography and Digital Image Licensing
Bismarck, North Dakota, United States
Indigistock is a Native-owned and operated stock-photography business in Bismarck, North Dakota, offering contemporary images of Indigenous people and communities under its own paid content licenses. Visitors should obtain image licenses directly from Indigistock and check applicable usage and attribution terms. IM has not obtained any rights to reproduce its stock library, models, contributor portfolios or website imagery.
Inuit publishing, books & educational media
Iqaluit, Nunavut
Inuit-owned independent publisher based in Iqaluit, preserving and sharing Arctic stories, knowledge and creative work.
Indigenous Heritage Family Farm, Fiber & Experiences
Salisbury, New Hampshire
Inkasisa Farm is a family-operated alpaca farm in Salisbury, New Hampshire. The Gallion family offers farm-made alpaca-fiber goods, hats, accessories and alpaca encounter bookings. On its website, family member Paula shares her Ecuadorian Indigenous ancestry and connection to alpaca-raising traditions. Visit Inkasisa’s own website for current products, booking options, visit dates and prices; IM does not operate the farm.
Innu Community Economic Development, Procurement & Partnerships
Happy Valley-Goose Bay, Newfoundland and Labrador; business postal and contact at 6 Burnwood Drive.
Economic development partnership serving the Innu of Labrador with procurement, employment, real estate and industry partnerships.
Innu-Owned Industrial Scaffolding & Temporary Structures
6 Commercial Street, Wabush, Newfoundland and Labrador head office; other provincial offices not individual vendor pages.
Indigenous-owned Wabush scaffolding contractor for industrial, mining, infrastructure and temporary enclosures.