Welcome to First Nations Intertribal Association, Inc.
a 501 (c)(3) non-profit organization
Florida Governor's Points of Light Award
Mr. Mike Burns representing Florida Governor Charlie Christ presents award to Chief George White Antelope Dodge, Sr.
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide support for First Nation's Citizens, living in destitute conditions on reservations, in the form of medical supplies, clothing, blankets, shoes and appliances.
The Cheyenne Sisters Mission, consisting of Amber and Ashley Wolfchief-Hartwell, their mom and dad, Julie and Kirk, brother Eli and aunt Joani, delivered 18,000 pounds of clothing, household supplies and
appliances to the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribal Territory, (original home of two daughters in this family) in Oklahoma. Howard Sheppard Trucking
donated the use of an 18 wheeler for this shipment. Driver Ben Rowland and his wife Patricia safely delivered this load. A tag-a-long trailer containing school supplies contributed by local Pensacola residents
and from Florossa Elementary School in Ft Walton Beach, FL was delivered by Robert and Billie Nicholson, as representatives of First Nations Intertribal Association. We delivered 12 washing machines and four dryers
to the most needy in the tribe. In addition, clothing and other household items were distributed to over four hundred families. While there, Ashley and Amber were reunited with their younger brother, whom they
had never met along with many other relatives. A great aunt who had cared for the sisters after a family tragedy, said: " I have often wondered what happened to them and did not know until today." She also
thanked their parents for keeping the girls safe and for bringing them back to the tribe.
Read the details of our adventure on the blog:GotStoneSoup.
To make a tax deductible contribution, make donations payable to First Nations Intertribal Association, Inc. Send your donation to First Nations Intertribal Assoc. Inc.,
P. O. Box 11413, Pensacola, FL 32524. We have no paid staff - 100% of your donation goes to support Native American People.
Cheyenne Sisters
Muscogee Nation Land Transfer
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Native American Heritage Month Proclamation
Established in 1999 by President George Bush. Sr in 1999, Florida's Governor Crist has recently issued a Proclamation endorsing this recognition for the state of Florida.
Proposal for Commemorative Native American Statue for Pensacola
Did you know that Pensacola is named for the Panzacola Indians, first citizens of the area when European settlers arrived?
Help us honor our First Citizens with a Commemorative Statue.
Save the Date
Check out the
Annual Thunderbird Intertribal Powwow
Eglin AFB/Niceville, FL
Nov 6, 7 & 8, 2009
22nd Annual Thunderbird PowWow
"...In as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethern, ye have done it unto Me." Matthew 25:40
Our Mission
Our mission is to provide support for First Nation's Citizens, living in destitute conditions on reservations, in the form of medical supplies, clothing, blankets, shoes and appliances. The Cheyenne Sisters Mission, consisting of Amber and Ashley Wolfchief-Hartwell, their mom and dad, Julie and Kirk, brother Eli and aunt Joani, delivered 18,000 pounds of clothing, household supplies and appliances to the Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribal Territory, (original home of two daughters in this family) in Oklahoma. Howard Sheppard Trucking donated the use of an 18 wheeler for this shipment. Driver Ben Rowland and his wife Patricia safely delivered this load. A tag-a-long trailer containing school supplies contributed by local Pensacola residents and from Florossa Elementary School in Ft Walton Beach, FL was delivered by Robert and Billie Nicholson, as representatives of First Nations Intertribal Association. We delivered 12 washing machines and four dryers to the most needy in the tribe. In addition, clothing and other household items were distributed to over four hundred families. While there, Ashley and Amber were reunited with their younger brother, whom they had never met along with many other relatives. A great aunt who had cared for the sisters after a family tragedy, said: " I have often wondered what happened to them and did not know until today." She also thanked their parents for keeping the girls safe and for bringing them back to the tribe. Read the details of our adventure on the blog:GotStoneSoup.
To make a tax deductible contribution, make donations payable to First Nations Intertribal Association, Inc. Send your donation to First Nations Intertribal Assoc. Inc., P. O. Box 11413, Pensacola, FL 32524. We have no paid staff - 100% of your donation goes to support Native American People.
Cheyenne Sisters
Muscogee Nation Land Transfer
>
Native American Heritage Month Proclamation
Established in 1999 by President George Bush. Sr in 1999, Florida's Governor Crist has recently issued a Proclamation endorsing this recognition for the state of Florida.
Proposal for Commemorative Native American Statue for Pensacola
Did you know that Pensacola is named for the Panzacola Indians, first citizens of the area when European settlers arrived? Help us honor our First Citizens with a Commemorative Statue.
Save the Date
Check out the
Annual Thunderbird Intertribal Powwow
Eglin AFB/Niceville, FL
Nov 6, 7 & 8, 2009
22nd Annual Thunderbird PowWow
"...In as much as ye have done it unto one of the least of these my brethern, ye have done it unto Me." Matthew 25:40