The Native American Heritage Association (NAHA) is a dedicated non-profit organization founded in 1993 by David G. Myers. It focuses on supporting families in need residing on Sioux Reservations in South Dakota and Wyoming. NAHA emerged from a desire to address the dire living conditions faced by Native Americans, providing essential services such as food, clothing, heating assistance, and other emergency programs. Since its inception, the organization has evolved and grown, driven by the generous contributions of its donors. After David Myers' passing in 2014, his daughter Pam stepped into leadership to continue the mission of delivering hope and dignity to those in need.

In addition to its charitable initiatives, NAHA connects with supporters through events like the Rock Legends Cruise, where all proceeds benefit their vital programs. The association invites donations, whether one-time or recurring, to help maintain and expand their essential services for struggling Native American families. NAHA stands as a beacon of hope, committed to making a meaningful difference in their communities.