Fund Seattle’s Seafair Indian Days Pow Wow! The biggest Seattle PowWow Gratitude! We raised $12,000 in Sponsorships, and $8000 in GoFundMe support (www.gofundeme.com/seattlepowwow), so we met the threshold to
Having an exhibit at Daybreak Star, which provides a spiritual and cultural base for urban Natives in the Seattle area, is a return to the past for Guardipee. He is
Did you know that Seattle Banned Native Americans from living within the city limits? February 7th now designated as Native American Expulsion Remembrance Day in King County. The proclamation comes
United Indians is Re-opening Sacred Circle Gallery and Gift Shop with a grant from Seattle’s Art Means Business Program United Indians of All Tribes Foundation is excited to announce the
We need your help! Keep our programs going and center open- Double Your Donation thru 12-15 (up to $2000) Every year, United Indians of All Tribes Foundation brings culturally-enriching activities,
AmazonSmile is a simple way for you to support United Indians of All Tribes Foundation and Daybreak Star, every time you shop. When you shop at smile.amazon.com, you’ll find the
Nov 15, 22 and Dec 20th. Benefitting our Elder Program. Don’t miss the art, crafts, food and fun! Something for everyone, great vendors, awesome Holiday shopping. https://unitedindians.org/arts-culture/indian-art-mart/
Washington Department of Early Learning awards funding for United Indians of All Tribes Foundation/Puget Sound Educational Service District preschool partnership. Seattle, WA | June 11, 2014 Visit www.unitedindians.org to learn
Seattle channel Video of United Indians and Daybreak Star History
From Northwest Music Scene Contributed by Ramona Ridgewell On Friday night March 7th, there was an all Native hip hop concert at Daybreak Star Indian Cultural Center to benefit the
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