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We all have important values and ideas, things we care about and want to share. Sometimes we feel our ideas can even
change the world, and we want to let other people know how they can join in and make all our lives better.
After 15 years of running End of the Trail, Native American Art, Crafts and Jewelry store in Weston, MO.,Rich and Connie
decided to retire. We closed the shop 12-31-05. Rich wanted to stay active in the native community, so seeing a need for a
good cradle book, he wrote "Brave Hearts And Their Cradles" and created WILD HORSE as the receiving agent for the proceeds
from the book.WILD HORSE is a start-up 501 (c) 3 organization designed to be an advocate for and to financially assist native
students that are pursuing advanced degrees. The concept is to provide the future tribal leaders of Native American tribes
with the tools and education necessary to propel the tribe and it's members through the 21st Century.
WILD HORSE is currently in its developmental phase by attempting to fill the seats of it's four (4) boards.
Since this is an organization designed to specifically assist Native Americans, the majority of the board seats will be filled
by Native Americans for the development of policy and procedures, and to provide guidance and direction. WILD HORSE is
currently attempting to solicit Native Americans to fill the board seats and make the organization viable and effective. Native
Americans that desire to become a part of the organization or are interested in more information can contact the President
at wildhorsenaef@earthlink.net
WILD HORSE is an organization intended to benifit the native population, thus the organization will principally
be manged by native board members. When WILD HORSE becomes a fully functional organization, current President Richard Janulewicz,
will turn over all administrative duties of WILD HORSE to the existing boards with the intent for it to become a Native
American organization.
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Mission Statement
WILD HORSE is designed to provide Native American students the opportunity to obtain advanced degrees in Medicine,
Law, Engineering, Veterinary Medicine, Education, etc., in an effort to provide for future tribal leadership and/or professions
that will assist the tribe in dealing with 21st century problems.
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Native American Educational Foundation
16335 NW 134th Ct.
Platte City, MO 64079
WILD HORSE has aligned itself with K.C. metropolitan's major charitable funder, The Greater K.C. Community Foundation.
Through its distribution agency, DonorEdge, WILD HORSE is accepting donations for the advancement of its cause, to advocate
and provide financial assistance to Native American students pursuing advanced degrees.For those interested in donating through
this method, you can simply pull-up your internet explorer and type in www.donoredge.org or click on this URL.Where the page asks for organization,type in WILD HORSE and follow the instructions. DonorEdge, the
internal mechanism of G.K.C.C.F., locates and distributes donations to over 600 non-profits approved and listed with the Greater
K.C. Community Foundation. Thank you for your consideration of WILD HORSE and any donation given to advance its mission.
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