named programs · 4 · from sources
what they call their work
Chiricahua Regional Museum
Exhibits on Apache Indians, U.S. Cavalry, ranching, railroads, and ethnic groups in southeastern Arizona; located in historic Valley Hardware building
Edgar Rice Burroughs Monument Project
Planned installation of a stone monument with bronze plaque near the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot in Willcox to honor Burroughs' military service
Educational Programs
Offers school programs and special events to promote awareness and enthusiasm for local history
Research Library and Archives
Houses newspaper archives, photograph collections, legal records, family histories, and reference materials at The Toggery building
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Native American Cultural Center & Museum Operations 6 activities
- Develop and display cultural exhibitsConstructed a wickiup representing Chiricahua Apache temporary shelter with the assistance of Cochise’s great granddaughter, Elbys Hugar, and her family. Received and displayed a Chiricahua Apache puberty dress and other personal items donated by Hugar. Maintains museum displays on early life in the Southwest, Cochise, Geronimo, and other regional historical topics.
- Operate the Chiricahua Regional Museum and The Toggery archivesOperates the Chiricahua Regional Museum in a historic building dedicated to the history of the Sulphur Springs Valley and San Simon Valley, established in 1999. Also operates The Toggery, which houses a Research Library and Museum Archives, serving as an extension of the museum.
- Operating the Chiricahua Regional MuseumMaintains and operates the Chiricahua Regional Museum, established in 1999, which specializes in the history of the Sulphur Springs Valley and San Simon Valley. The museum contains numerous displays related to early life in the Southwest, including details on Cochise and Geronimo, and offers free admission to members.
- Operating the Chiricahua Regional MuseumMaintains and operates the Chiricahua Regional Museum, located in a historic building, specializing in the history of the Sulphur Springs Valley and San Simon Valley. The museum features displays related to early life in the Southwest, including details on Cochise and Geronimo.
- Preserving Chiricahua Apache Cultural HeritageConstructed a wickiup representing Chiricahua Apache temporary shelter with the help of Cochise's great granddaughter, Elbys Hugar, and her family. The organization also received and displays a Chiricahua Apache puberty dress and other personal items donated by Elbys Hugar.
- Preserving Chiricahua Apache CultureConstructed a wickiup representing Chiricahua Apache temporary shelter with the help of Cochise's great granddaughter, Elbys Hugar, and her family. The organization also hosted a blessing ritual involving dancing and the sprinkling of pollen performed by Elbys Hugar and her family, and received and displayed a Chiricahua Apache puberty dress and other personal items donated by Elbys Hugar.
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Historical Collections & Archives Management 3 activities
- Archiving Historical Documents and MediaMaintains an extensive collection of early editions of local newspapers in physical and microfilm formats, over 2,000 archived photographic prints of local interest, and vertical file cabinets containing legal records, family histories, newspaper clippings, court records, and land deeds. This collection is housed in The Toggery, which serves as the Research Library and Museum Archives.
- Curate and maintain historical collectionsMaintains extensive collections of local historical materials, including early editions of local newspapers (in physical and microfilm formats), over 2,000 photographic prints, reference books, legal records, family histories, newspaper clippings, court records, land deeds, and books, photos, and prints related to Edgar Rice Burroughs. The organization continuously expands its collection of artifacts, documents, photographs, and other items of historic interest.
- Maintaining Historical Archives and CollectionsMaintains extensive archives and collections of historical materials, including early editions of local newspapers (physical and microfilm), over 2,000 archived photographic prints, reference books, legal records, family histories, newspaper clippings, court records, land deeds, and a specialized collection of books, photos, and prints related to Edgar Rice Burroughs. These are housed at The Toggery, which serves as the Research Library and Museum Archives.
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Business Networking Events 1 activity
- Host cultural and educational eventsHolds regular monthly meetings at The Toggery on the second Thursday of each month, special events throughout the year, and educational programs for school children. Also hosted a blessing ritual with cultural performances by Elbys Hugar and her family, including dancing and the sprinkling of pollen.
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Museum Membership Benefits Program 1 activity
- Provide member access and public engagementOffers unlimited free admission to the museum for members as part of its public engagement and membership program.
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Uncategorized 6 activities
- Collecting and Displaying Edgar Rice Burroughs MemorabiliaMaintains a collection of books, photos, and prints related to Edgar Rice Burroughs and is erecting a stone monument with a bronze plaque near the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot in Willcox, Arizona, to commemorate his arrival and military service.
- Commemorating Edgar Rice BurroughsIs erecting a stone monument with a bronze plaque near the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot in Willcox, Arizona, to commemorate Edgar Rice Burroughs' arrival and military service. The organization is also co-hosting a four-day ERB Chain of Friendship Gathering in Willcox from September 25-28, 2025, which will include a dedication ceremony for this monument.
- Expanding Historical CollectionsContinuously expands its collection of artifacts, documents, photographs, and other items of historic interest to enrich its archives and museum displays.
- Hosting Community Events and ProgramsHolds regular meetings at The Toggery and organizes special events throughout the year, including programs tailored for school children. The organization is also co-hosting a four-day ERB Chain of Friendship Gathering in Willcox, which includes a dedication ceremony for a monument honoring Edgar Rice Burroughs' military service.
- Hosting Community Meetings and Special EventsHolds regular meetings at The Toggery at noon on the second Thursday of each month and organizes special events throughout the year, including programs for school children.
- Organize commemorative projects and gatheringsIs erecting a stone monument with a bronze plaque near the Southern Pacific Railroad Depot in Willcox, Arizona, to commemorate Edgar Rice Burroughs’ arrival and military service. Co-hosting the four-day ERB Chain of Friendship Gathering in Willcox from September 25–28, 2025, including a dedication ceremony for the Burroughs monument.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$22K
Contributions & grants$14K65%
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Investment income$6K29%
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expenses
Total expenses$28K
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balance sheet
Total assets$193K
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Net assets$193K
2 years on record · 2021–2022 · YoY revenue +8.2%
relationships · 4
who they work with
- Cochise College Southwest Learning Center Partner — Provides professional advisory support through its director, Rebecca Orozco
- Elbys Hugar Partner — Chiricahua Apache descendant and great granddaughter of Cochise who contributed to the construction of a wickiup, performed a blessing ritual, and donated cultural items for display.
- Sulphur Springs Valley Electric Cooperative Partner — Silver sponsor of Sulphur Springs Valley Historical
- The Apache Devils Chapter of The Burroughs Bibliophiles Partner — Co-hosting the ERB Chain of Friendship Gathering and monument dedication in Willcox, Arizona.