Welcome to the Waid Family Foundation
Empowering Generations.
Engineering Tribal & Indigenous
Renewal.
Core Tribal & Indigenous Initiatives. Feel free to connect with us
Lets connect
Become a partner with us


About Us
Inclusivity Statement
The Waid Family Foundation’s Core Initiatives are designed to empower Tribal and Indigenous Peoples, including Native Americans, Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, and other Indigenous communities globally. We recognize that not all Indigenous groups follow federally defined tribal structures. Our programs are inclusive of Indigenous nations, communities, and peoples who seek sustainable development, technological sovereignty, and culturally respectful economic opportunity.
Global Indigenous Integration Overview
WFF extends its commitment to Indigenous communities worldwide—including Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, Caribbean Indigenous Peoples, and Indigenous African nations. Our approach honors diverse governance structures, cultural sovereignty, and local sustainability goals.
Core Tribal & Indigenous Initiatives
Inclusive of Native Hawaiians, Pacific Islanders, Caribbean Indigenous Peoples, and Indigenous African Communities
Core Tribal & Indigenous Initiatives
- Freshwater Capture and Storage Systems
- Soil Health and Regenerative Agriculture
- Waste-to-Energy (WTE) and Biochar Production
- Materials Recovery Facilities (MRFs)
- Geothermal Systems and Heat Filtration Technologies
- Education and Clean Energy Training Campuses
- Food-to-Table Sustainable Agriculture Programs
- Plastics, Tire, and Medical Waste Processing
- Cultural and Visitor Centers
- Zero Emissions Critical Infrastructure
- BOOT Economic Empowerment Frameworks

Roadmap
These steps provide a structured approach to effectively empower Indigenous communities through your initiatives.
Needs Assessment
Conduct surveys and interviews to understand the specific needs and aspirations of Indigenous communities.
Program Development
We design programs that identify needs, focusing on sustainable development, and economic opportunities.
Partnership Building
We establish partnerships with local organizations, tribal leaders, and stakeholders to enhance our outreach.
Implementation
We roll out programs in collaboration with Indigenous communities, ensuring cultural respect and relevance.
Monitoring and Evaluation
We Implement a framework to monitor and evaluate the impact of initiatives, and getting feedback for improvement.
Sustainability Planning
We develop strategies for long-term sustainability of programs,s and securing ongoing funding sources.
Engagement Strategy
WFF seeks partnerships with regional Indigenous-led organizations, government agencies, and local leaders to co-develop and implement initiatives. Our strategy emphasizes long-term capacity-building and land-based empowerment through culturally adapted models.
Our Aim
Empowering Generations. Engineering Tribal & Indigenous
Renewal.
Get in Touch
Contact Us
For partnership inquiries or project proposals, contact:
We welcome partnership inquiries and project proposals from individuals and organizations who share our commitment to empowering Indigenous communities.
Desmond Wysenyuy
Carl F Waid
Founder, Director