activities · 16
what they do
direct service · 16
- Arrowhead Marketplace Café Operation Cafe-Based Youth & Community TrainingOperates the Arrowhead Marketplace Café, offering healthy, locally sourced food and coffee, catering services, and marketing art and crafts from local youth and adult entrepreneurs.
- Arrowhead Marketplace Café Operation Cafe-Based Youth & Community TrainingOperates the Arrowhead Marketplace Café, offering healthy, locally sourced food and coffee, catering for local meetings and events, and marketing art and crafts from local youth and adult entrepreneurs.
- Bilingual Children's Book Publication and Distribution Book Distribution & Reading Space DevelopmentSupported the publication and distributed 1,200 copies of "Nohwigotah/Our Village," a bilingual children's book in English and Ndee Biyati’i (Western Apache), to schools, libraries, and other organizations.
- Bilingual Publication and Distribution Book Distribution & Reading Space DevelopmentSupports the publication and distribution of bilingual children's books, such as "Nohwigotah/Our Village" (English and Ndee Biyati’i), distributing copies to schools, libraries, and other organizations.
- Café and Catering Services Cafe-Based Youth & Community TrainingOperates the Arrowhead Marketplace Café, offering healthy, locally sourced food and coffee, and provides catering services for local meetings and events.
- Community Gathering and Event HostingHosts community events and gatherings, including the annual "N'dee La Ade" Gathering of the People event, and provides a venue for local meetings and events at the Arrowhead Marketplace Café.
- Community Gathering and Event HostingHosts community events and gatherings, including the annual "N'dee La Ade" Gathering of the People event and events at the Arrowhead Marketplace Café.
- Cultural Museum Operation Historic Site Museum OperationOperates the Nohwike’ Bágowa (House of Our Footprints) Museum, featuring permanent exhibits, historical information, cultural interpretation, and a museum shop.
- Cultural Museum Operation Historic Site Museum OperationOperates the Nohwike’ Bágowa (House of Our Footprints) Museum, which features permanent exhibits, historical information, cultural interpretation, and a museum shop, providing access to the Kinishba Ruins National Historic Landmark with interpretive guides.
- Cultural Site Access and Interpretation Historic Route & Cultural Heritage InterpretationProvides access to Kinishba Ruins National Historic Landmark, a large pueblo ruin, and offers interpretive guides for visitors.
- Environmental Remediation and Infrastructure Upgrades Historic Building Restoration & Adaptive ReuseCompleted the removal of abandoned underground fuel storage tanks and contaminated soil, and began replacing the water main system for the Fort Apache/Theodore Roosevelt School National Register Historic District.
- Historic Preservation and Rehabilitation Historic Building Restoration & Adaptive ReuseManages the preservation, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of the Fort Apache/Theodore Roosevelt School National Register Historic District, including specific projects like sidewalk replacement, rehabilitation of the former boy's dormitory, and completed rehabilitations of the Commanding Officer’s Quarters, the BIA Club House, and a Teacher’s Cottage.
- Historic Preservation and Rehabilitation Historic Building Restoration & Adaptive ReuseManages the preservation, rehabilitation, and adaptive reuse of the Fort Apache/Theodore Roosevelt School National Register Historic District, including specific projects like the rehabilitation of the Commanding Officer’s Quarters, the BIA Club House, a Teacher’s Cottage, and a former boy's dormitory.
- Youth and Student Support ProgramsEstablished and provides financial support for the Henderson Internship Support Program for students seeking internship opportunities.
- Youth and Student Support ProgramsEstablishes and provides financial support for students seeking internship opportunities through the Henderson Internship Support Program and markets art and crafts from local youth entrepreneurs.
- Youth and Student Support ProgramsEstablishes and provides financial support for students seeking internship opportunities through the Henderson Internship Support Program, and supports the publication and distribution of bilingual children's books to schools and libraries.
strategies · 11
how they think
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- Community Hub Development for Social and Economic Support community_hub_developmentThe organization develops community-focused facilities that serve as hubs for cultural and social initiatives, offering spaces for community gathering, learning, locally sourced food, local crafts markets, and events, thereby supporting community development and providing economic opportunities.
- Community Hub Development for Social and Economic Support community_developmentThe organization develops community-focused facilities and spaces that foster gathering and learning, offer locally sourced food, market local crafts, host events, and provide services to support cultural, social, and economic initiatives for the community.
- Community Hub Development for Social and Economic Support community_hub_developmentThe organization develops community-focused facilities and spaces that serve as hubs for social and economic activity. These hubs provide locally sourced food, market local crafts, host events, and offer services during business hours, thereby fostering community gathering, learning, and economic opportunity for the White Mountain Apache Tribe.
- Cultural Preservation and Community Reunification through Gatherings and Education cultural_preservation_through_community_gatheringsThe organization preserves and perpetuates the culture and heritage of the White Mountain Apache Tribe by organizing annual cultural gatherings for community reunification, providing cultural interpretation and historical information through museum exhibits, and supporting the Tribe's Heritage Program.
- Cultural Preservation and Community Reunification through Gatherings and Education cultural_preservation_through_community_gatheringsThe organization fosters cultural preservation and community reunification by organizing annual cultural gatherings for the N'dee (Apache) people, providing cultural interpretation and historical information through museum exhibits, and facilitating heritage preservation activities through financial and technical assistance to the Tribe’s Heritage Program.
- Cultural Preservation and Community Reunification through Gatherings and Education cultural_preservation_through_community_gatheringsThe organization actively preserves and perpetuates the culture and heritage of the White Mountain Apache Tribe by organizing annual cultural gatherings for community reunification, providing cultural interpretation through museum exhibits, and supporting the Tribe's Heritage Program. This fosters a sense of community and educates both tribal members and the public about Apache history and traditions.
- Education and Economic Opportunity through Historic SitesThe organization promotes Historic Fort Apache as a contemporary contributor to education for the White Mountain Apache Tribe and provides paid internships to allow economically disadvantaged students to participate, thereby linking historical preservation with current educational and economic benefits.
- Education and Workforce Development for Tribal MembersThe organization promotes Historic Fort Apache as a contemporary contributor to education for the White Mountain Apache Tribe and provides paid internships to economically disadvantaged students. This strategy aims to benefit tribal members through educational opportunities and workforce development.
- Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse historic_preservationThe organization preserves, rehabilitates, and adaptively reuses historic buildings and infrastructure within the Fort Apache Historic District, adhering to national standards for historic property treatment. This approach ensures the longevity of historical sites while repurposing them to serve the contemporary needs of the White Mountain Apache Tribe as community centers, offices, meeting spaces, and residences.
- Historic Preservation and Adaptive Reuse historic_preservationThe organization preserves, rehabilitates, and adaptively reuses historic buildings and districts, adhering to national standards for historic properties, to serve the White Mountain Apache Tribe as community centers, offices, meeting spaces, and residences, thereby maintaining historical infrastructure while providing contemporary utility.
- Preservation and Adaptive Reuse of Historic Properties historic_preservationThe organization focuses on preserving, rehabilitating, and adaptively reusing historic buildings and districts, adhering to national standards for historic property treatment, to serve the White Mountain Apache Tribe as community centers, offices, meeting spaces, and residences.
named programs · 3
what they call their work
Fort Apache Preservation Projects
Focuses on the preservation and rehabilitation of historic buildings within the Fort Apache Historic District.
Home of Harmony Project
Rehabilitation of the former boy’s dormitory to serve as a town center for the White Mountain Apache Tribe.
Nohwike’ Bágowa Museum
Houses permanent exhibits, historical information, and cultural interpretation related to the White Mountain Apache Tribe.
relationships · 27
who they work with
- Arizona Commission on the Arts Funder — Provides support to the Nohwike’ Bágowa Museum.
- Arizona Humanities Council Funder — Provided matching funds to support the publication of "Nohwigotah/Our Village."
- Arizona Office of Tourism Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- Arizona State Parks Heritage Fund Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- Bureau of Indian Affairs Government — Contracted with the Foundation in 2016 to complete environmental remediation and infrastructure improvements.
- Bureau of Indian Affairs Government — Transferred administrative management of the Fort Apache/Theodore Roosevelt School National Register Historic District to the Foundation in 2007.
- Cibecue Community School Partner — Collaborated with the Nohwike’ Bágowa Museum to create the bilingual children’s book "Nohwigotah/Our Village."
- Environmental Protection Office Partner — Uses rehabilitated historic buildings at Fort Apache for office and program space.
- Fort Apache Heritage Foundation Partner — Organizer of the "N'dee La Ade" Gathering of the People event.
- Fort Apache, AZ Government — Location of preservation and museum operations
- Hon-Dah Resort and Casino Partner — Partnered to provide discounted lodging for VIPs attending the Home of Harmony Groundbreaking Ceremony.
- Johns Hopkins University Centers for American Indian Health Partner — Uses rehabilitated historic buildings at Fort Apache for office and program space.
- National Endowment for the Arts Funder — Provides support to the Nohwike’ Bágowa Museum.
- National Endowment for the Humanities Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- Nohwike’ Bagowa White Mountain Apache Cultural Center and Museum Partner — Image collection partner
- Not specified Partner — No named organizational partnerships mentioned on this page.
- Preserve America Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- Salt River Project Funder — Reprinted the bilingual children's book "Nohwigotah/Our Village," providing 1,200 additional copies.
- Save America’s Treasures Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- The Boeing Company Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- Tribal Historic Preservation Office Partner — Uses rehabilitated historic buildings at Fort Apache for office and program space.
- United States Department of Commerce, Economic Development Administration Funder — Partially funds the Home of Harmony Project with Federal funds.
- White Mountain Apache Tribe Partner — Chartered the Fort Apache Heritage Foundation Inc. in 1998 to assist with historic preservation, cultural and language perpetuation, and other heritage efforts.
- White Mountain Apache Tribe Partner — Courtesy partner for image collection
- White Mountain Apache Tribe Partner — Repurposing a historic building to serve the tribe as a "town center."
- White Mountain Apache Tribe Permanent Land Restoration Fund Funder — Provides past and continuing support for the revitalization of Fort Apache.
- White Mountain Apache Tribe’s Hydrology and Water Resources Division Partner — Uses rehabilitated historic buildings at Fort Apache for office and program space.