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Native Americans knew long ago that life on earth is organized so that each species is in some way connected to all others. Even mosquitos and vultures have their place. In fact, everything we do in life affects our survival in some way. Ecology isn't just about saving the planet, it's about saving ourselves. Now is the time to learn about planet friendly products.
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Warpony Community Outreach |
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Warpony Community Outreach Inc. is a 501c(3) non-profit organization started in 2000 by Raymond Vann, Sioux Smith-Vann, Jack Christie and Art Floyd. Its mission is to serve the people of the 14 county Cherokee nation with all necessities to make their quality of life better! Due to the spiral of the economy Warpony has used all of its money reserves. With Raymond Vann's vigilance and hard work he has managed to obtain food, furniture, clothing, and more for those in need. He continues a his own expense to serve the Cherokee people and any and all who are in need.
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To contribute directly, contact Raymond Vann, 21828 N. Ben George rd, Tahlequah, Oklahoma, 74464
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The Cherokee Elders Council is a 501 c(3) charity that promotes the Cherokee language, culture, and traditions through teaching and community involvement. They operate a free store known as the Cherokee Rainbow House. This store offers school supplies, emergency food quality clothing and household items free to customers in a manner designed to protect and maintain individual dignity. There are no paid positions in the Cherokee Rainbow House. It is staffed and managed by an all volunteer group of dedicated individuals.
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To make a direct donation of money, food or supplies, contact Chief Elder Jack Hummingbird. Cherokee Rainbow House, Box 163, 117 Harold Andrews Blvd, Locust Grove, Oklahoma, 74352 |
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