Flagstaff company to host virtual run to aid Havasupai Tribe relief efforts during pandemic
The Havasupai Tribe COVID-19 Relief Fund located on a GoFundMe page recently shared the tribe’s economic struggle after deciding to temporarily suspended tourism on the reservation due to COVID-19. Individuals and companies like Kahtoola, are supporting the tribe through donations. Kahtoola is also hosting a virtual run May 1-10, with all proceeds going toward the tribe's relief efforts. (Loretta McKenney/WGCN)
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