NAMAPAHH 10am-1130AM Outreach info from Guests Re:SDRezs
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Event InfoHost:
Robin Carneen
Type:
Causes - Fundraiser
Network:
Global
Time and PlaceDate:
Saturday, November 15, 2008
Time:
10:00am - 11:30pm
Location:
Swinomish Reservation
Street:
PO Box 1551
Contact InfoPhone:
7185089165
Email:
robin.carneen@gmail.com
Description
Below is the list of much needed items always:
Batteries of all types especially AA and C
Flashlights
Candles
NEW blankets
Disposable diapers in sizes: 3 and up (toddlers)
Baby formula
any warm coats and snow clothing
charcoal brickets
Join us Saturday Nov 15th, 2008
10am-11:30AM PST
Pine Ridge, RoseBud, Parmelee, South Dakota, Winter
Category: News
Call-in Number: (718) 508-9165
Confirmed Call in Guests- please leave the lines free for them for at least 45 mins of the show:
Tamra Brennan
www.NDNnews.com
www.protectsacredsites.org
www.protectbearbutte.com
Stephanie M. Schwartz
President, Link Center Foundation www.linkcenterfoundation.org
Freelance Writer and Editor www.SilvrDrach.homestead.com
Member, Native American Journalists Association (NAJA)
Jeannie Young from Rosebud
St Agnes Church
Attn: Jeanne Young
1st St. N
Parmelee, SD 57566
605-747-5696
Nimchira of WOTE- Rosebud outreach
Web of Life Enterprises, Inc.
J.Porter Selman Founder/CEO
217 So. 2nd. St.
Sterling, Ks.67579
620-278-3842
http://www. wole. org/
More places to give:
Crazy Horse School
Attn: Monica Perkildsen
101 School Rd,
Wanblee, SD
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Blizzard Relief Needed! Snow storms hit SD and impacts Native & non-Native Communities-You can help!
All week I have been getting alerts about the storms that have hammered parts of South Dakota. Snow blizzards have been causing the brunt of the power outages and there are people who have especially been hit hard on some of the Reservations. Rescue efforts have begun, but others can't get out or do not want to leave their homes. We can help out by sending food, warm clothes, blankets, money to non-profits helping with the rescue efforts. Tune in Saturday at 10am-noon (when I/my callers have free minutes) and we will focus our energy, love and prayers on South Dakota and the Rez's who need help at this time, due to the season of Winter starting for them now...
Please tell your friends and family to listen, call in as well, if they have news from that area, first hand stories and or ideas and/or can offer ideas of their own.
da ha dwubs, Robin
Keep checking my blog for updates & guests TBA….lots of good music too- we will remember and pay tribute to Floyd Red Crow Westerman during part of the show…..
Custer Died for Your Sins/The Land Is Your Mother by Floyd Westerman (Audio CD - 1993)
"Like most Native Americans of his generation, Floyd Westerman was wrenched away from the arms of his family at the age of five and sent off to a government boarding school nearly 100 miles away. These blatant attempts to destroy Indian civilization by breaking up families and making traditions obsolete became one of many subjects Westerman would take on when he developed into an important Native American protest singer and actor.
A Dakota Sioux, Westerman remained at the boarding school for the next 12 years, until he had finished high school. By this time he had learned guitar after watching… Read more"
http://www.amazon.com/Floyd-Westerman/e/B000APMVPM/ref=ntt_mus_dp_pel
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Updates 11-15-08
RE: URGENT! Fundraiser for Pine Ridge Rez - plz donate
----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Native American Myspace
Date: Nov 15, 2008 6:24 AM
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From: Information on Myspace
Date: 15 Nov 2008, 08:09
URGENT! Fundraiser for Pine Ridge Rez - plz donate
----------------- Bulletin Message -----------------
From: Kat/T. I. Y. P.
Date: 14 Nov 2008, 19:59
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From: Rick at IPI
Date: 14 Nov 2008, 19:28
The Pine Ridge Reservation has been hit by a recent severe blizzard causing loss of power to their Reservation. Many families on the Reservation can't afford to heat their homes in the extreme weather conditions in South Dakota during the winter.
Indigneous People International has begun a Fundraising page to help the families who are in great need for heat sources, food, basic needs and warm clothing. Many of these families are very poor. Donations and gifts are requested.
If you would like to donate and send a gift, you can send the gift to:
Cangleska, Inc
1 Cangleska Road
Kyle, SD 57752
Send gifts via UPS or FedEx Ground
Please include a brief note with your gift to let them know you heard about this through Indigenous Peoples International and Save Our Tribal Youth.
For donations, go to the Change. org link on my MySpace page, Rick at IPI and once you are on my Change. org page for Indigenous Peoples International, click Fundraisers at the top of the page and you can read more information on this fundraiser (HELP THE FAMILIES OF PINE RIDGE RESERVATION). YOU can also start your own fundraising page on this site.
Please help these children and there families.
Thank you,
Rick at IPI
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----------------- Original Message -----------------
From: sierranichole
Date: Nov 14, 2008 7:58 PM
Hey Robin,
Just thought I'd give you a little heads up on what's going on down here. Luckily, my part of the reservation has been getting back to normal and came out relatively unscathed. It's Parmelee that's been hit the hardest. They're finally getting power back. They're asking, though, mainly for heat sources, water, and non-perishable food items, especially ramen noodles. If you read the Rapid City Journal, there are stories of people in Wanblee that took their family to Crazy Horse school, dropped them off, then went back to their home because of looters. The situation has been the winter version of Hurricane Katrina in New Orleans almost!
Just thought I'd tell you a little bit about it. Hope all is well. And thank you for all your help on behalf of those who are in desperate need of it.
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