In 2009, NCIDC Funded Timbisha Shoshone Tribe of Inyo County for $1,320 to Provide Nutritional

2009

In 2009, NCIDC funded Timbisha Shoshone Tribe of Inyo County for $1,320 to provide nutritional lunches and food vouchers for elders and near elder’s tribal members. Purchase and delivered turkeys for Thanksgiving to elders and near elderly. Provided meals for community gathering, including elders, children, and others.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Hopland Rancheria of Mendocino County for $1,320 to buy food for a cultural event.

In 2009, NCIDC funded La Posta Reservation of San Diego County for $1,320 to provide food baskets for 12 tribal families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Lone Pine Paiute-Shoshone Reservation of Inyo County for $2,551 to purchase pots, pans, and dishes for community center.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Quartz Valley Indian Reservation of Siskiyou County for $1,624 to provide nutrition education and rehab, fitness, purchase of weight trainer station, nutritional cultural base foods, such as vegetables, fruit and salmon.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Sherwood Valley Rancheria of Mendocino County for $2,320 to buy food for summer lunch program for tribal community.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Big Lagoon Rancheria of Humboldt County for $$1,320 to provide $40 food vouchers for 33 clients, including individuals and families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Big Pine Indian Reservation of Inyo County for $5,545 for food distribution, winter gathering and spaghetti feed for displaced families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Bishop Paiute Reservation of Inyo County for $19,946 for parenting workshops and outreach.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Bridgeport Indian Colony of Mono County for $1,320 to provide nutritious food assistance for low-income tribal families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Buena Vista Rancheria of Amador County for $1,320 to provide seasonal dinners for 125 elders and families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Cloverdale Rancheria of Sonoma County for $1,320 for food assistance to low-income tribal families by purchase of healthy, nutritious food items.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Cold Springs Rancheria of Fresno County for $3,964 to provide resources and educational services to Tribal families by way of community gathering.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Cuyapaipe Reservation of San Diego County for $1,320 to provide food certificates from Safeway for the tribe.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Enterprise Rancheria of Butte County for $1,320 for food cards for tribal members.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Fort Bidwell Reservation of Modoc County for $2,320 for language instructors and provide handouts for language preservation.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Fort Independence Reservation of Inyo County for $1,329 to purchase weed whacker, garden tools, seeds, fruit trees, and plants. Including, three luncheons for garden volunteers.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Grindstone Indian Rancheria of Glenn County for $3,184 to purchase food and necessary items to have a seasonal gathering for Elders, Adults, and children.

In 2009, NCIDC funded La Jolla Indian Reservation of San Diego County for $6,156 for equipment and travel for tribal sports teams, stipends for coaches, snacks for youth and the parents.

In 2009, NCDC funded Laytonville Rancheria of Mendocino County for $4,111 to provide food and supplies for tribal winter gatherings for Elders, families and children.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Los Coyotes Reservation of San Diego County for $1,320 to provide food assistance for tribal members by way of tribal vouchers.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Mooretown Rancheria of Butte County for $2,086 to provide food certificates for low-income tribal members.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Picayune Rancheria of Madera County for $1,320 to purchase of an automated external defibrillator.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Pinoleville Pomo Nation of Mendocino County for $3,200 for food and cultural presenters at annual cultural gathering.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Redwood Valley Rancheria of Mendocino County for $2,783 to serve low-income families seasonal dinner, lunches for summer youth.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Resighini Rancheria of Del Norte for $1,320 to hire Native American consultants to demonstrate and translate the meaning of the traditional, song and dance.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Rohnerville Rancheria of Humboldt County for $1,320 to provide food assistance for seasonal holiday for low-income tribal elders and families.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Smith River Rancheria of Del Norte County for $7,847 to distribute emergency supplement food boxes for tribal members. Also purchase supplies for community garden.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Stewarts Point Rancheria of Sonoma County for $1,687 to purchase plants, seeds, and hand tools for tribal members and their community garden.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Susanville Indian Rancheria of Lassen County for $5,587 to Support the Summer Youth Program, including Family Night, day trips to water parks, movie theater, bowling alley, and National Park.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Table Bluff Reservation of Humboldt County for $1,320 to purchase WINCO food cards for tribal members living on reservation.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Table Mountain Rancheria of Fresno County for $1,320 to purchase diabetic supplies for Tribal members.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Torres-Martinez Reservation of Riverside County for $4,006 to provide hot meals and educational toys to the children of the Torres Martinez Reservation at a community event.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Woodfords Washoe Community Council of Alpine County for $3,838 to purchase food and supply voucher for 75 homes within the community. Community BBQ and picnic supplies.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Potter Valley Rancheria of Mendocino County for $1,320 to purchase school supplies, tribal food vouchers, emergency services.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Chico Rancheria of Butte County for $2,362 to provide food assistance for low income/poverty level tribal member households.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Yurok Tribe of Humboldt County for $16,699 to provide emergency assistance for food, Emergency assistance energy payments, and Emergency transportation.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Scotts Valley Rancheria of Lake County for $1,320 to provide food assistance for low-income tribal families, purchase and distribute food.

In 2009, NCIDC funded Ione Band of Miwok Indians of Amador County for $1,320 to provide health and nutrition to Elders and children by way of seasonal luncheon.