The US government does not acknowledge the existene of indigenous migrants in the US and has no category for them in official statistics. According to one report, at least 30% of farmworkers are Indigenous, making them a significant population in the production of our nation's food source. Mexican migrants in California speak at least 30 Indigenous languages; many Indigenous migrants within California speak neither English nor Spanish. Many of these indigenous people have been displaced by US-supported neoliberal policies and the War on Drugs. The article offeres three things philanthropic organizations can do to address the issues faced by indigenous migrants and their invisibility.