named programs · 3 · from sources
what they call their work
Applewhite Pavilion
A permanent covered outdoor facility used for educational programs, speakers, concerts, meetings, and other events, equipped with a kitchen, bathrooms, tables, chairs, and a sound system.
Gift Shop
Sells postcard prints of original paintings by Lone Wolf, books by James W. Schultz, Native American jewelry, local artisan crafts, and other merchandise to support museum operations.
Museum Exhibits
Showcases the life and works of James Willard Schultz and Hart Merriam "Lone Wolf" Schultz, including their belongings, art, and writings, with a focus on Native American history and culture.
activities · 4 groups
what they do
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Outdoor Pavilion Event Hosting 6 activities
- Host educational and cultural events at outdoor pavilionOperates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land for educational programs, speaker events, concerts, and community gatherings, equipped with a kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment.
- Host educational and cultural events in outdoor pavilionOperates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land for educational programs, speaker events, concerts, and community gatherings, equipped with a kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment.
- Hosting educational programs and eventsOperates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land for educational programs, speakers, concerts, and other events, providing a fully equipped kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment.
- Hosting educational programs and eventsOperates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land for educational programs, speakers, concerts, and other events, providing a fully equipped kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment.
- Hosting educational programs and eventsOperates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land, equipped with a kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment for educational programs, speakers, concerts, and other events.
- Providing an outdoor pavilion for eventsThe organization operates a permanent covered outdoor pavilion with over 1,000 square feet of space and one acre of land, equipped with a kitchen, restrooms, seating, and audio equipment, for educational programs, speakers, concerts, and other events.
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On-Site Museum Food Service Operations 6 activities
- Operate museum gift shop with cultural and educational merchandiseSells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of original artwork by Lone Wolf, Native American jewelry (including Zuni and Navajo), arts and crafts by local artisans, and other retail items such as t-shirts, children’s books, and plush animals.
- Operate museum gift shop with curated cultural and regional merchandiseSells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of Lone Wolf’s original artwork, Native American jewelry (Zuni, Navajo, and others), local arts and crafts, and a variety of retail items including clothing, candles, soaps, children’s books, and plush animals.
- Operating a museum gift shopSells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of original paintings and sketches by Lone Wolf, copies of "My Life As An Indian," Native American jewelry, arts and crafts by local artisans, scented candles and soaps, socks, t-shirts, children’s books, and plush animals.
- Operating a museum gift shopThe organization operates a gift shop that sells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of original paintings and sketches by Lone Wolf, copies of "My Life As An Indian," Native American jewelry, arts and crafts by local artisans, scented candles and soaps, socks, t-shirts, children’s books, and plush animals.
- Operating a museum gift shopSells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of original paintings and sketches by Lone Wolf, copies of "My Life As An Indian," Native American jewelry, arts and crafts by local artisans, scented candles and soaps, socks, t-shirts, children’s books, and plush animals.
- Operating a museum gift shopSells books by James Willard Schultz, postcard prints of original paintings and sketches by Lone Wolf, copies of "My Life As An Indian," Native American jewelry, arts and crafts by local artisans, scented candles and soaps, socks, t-shirts, children’s books, and plush animals.
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Religious-Themed Book and Cookbook Publishing 5 activities
- Author and publish research-based literature on Blackfeet cultureAuthored 37 books and numerous articles based on personal journals, primarily documenting life with the Blackfeet people.
- Author and publish research-based literature on Blackfeet cultureAuthored 37 books and numerous articles based on personal journals documenting life with the Blackfeet, contributing to ethnographic and historical knowledge of the tribe.
- Authoring books and articlesAuthored 37 books and numerous articles based on personal journals, primarily focusing on life with the Blackfeet.
- Authoring books and articlesAuthored 37 books and numerous articles based on personal journals, primarily focusing on life with the Blackfeet.
- Authoring books and articlesAuthored 37 books and numerous articles based on personal journals, primarily focusing on life with the Blackfeet.
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Uncategorized 6 activities
- Donate and display cultural artwork in community institutionsDonated a five-foot by eight-foot painting depicting Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the LDS church in Eagar, Arizona, where it remains on public display.
- Donate culturally significant artwork to community institutionsDonated a five-foot by eight-foot painting of Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the LDS church in Eagar, Arizona, where it remains on public display.
- Donating artwork to the communityDonated a five-foot by eight-foot painting depicting Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the Mormon community in Eagar, Arizona, which is still displayed at the LDS church.
- Donating artwork to the communityDonated a five-foot by eight-foot painting depicting Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the Mormon community in Eagar, Arizona, which is still displayed at the LDS church.
- Donating artwork to the communityDonated a five-foot by eight-foot painting depicting Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the Mormon community in Eagar, Arizona, which is still displayed at the LDS church.
- Donating historical artworkThe organization donated a five-foot by eight-foot painting depicting Jacob Hamblin as a missionary among the Navajos to the Mormon community in Eagar, Arizona, which is still displayed at the LDS church.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$40K
Contributions & grants$21K51%
Program service revenue——
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expenses
Total expenses$52K
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Fundraising—
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balance sheet
Total assets$259K
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Net assets$259K
2 years on record · 2021–2022 · YoY revenue -1.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
who runs it
board members · 6
- CHRIS WEBER — DIRECTOR
- GARY WEBER — DIRECTOR
- JEAN WERNER — DIRECTOR
- LORRAINE SHUMWAY — DIRECTOR
- MIKE WERNER — DIRECTOR
- RUTH CORDES — DIRECTOR
relationships · 2
who they work with
- Butterfly Lodge Museum Partner — Shares site with the Applewhite Pavilion, offering adjacent access for event attendees.
- Montana Historical Society Partner — Published posthumous works of James Willard Schultz, including "Blackfeet Man" in 1961.