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The Cherokee Chamber of Commerce invites
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EBCI Planning and Development
Lisa Wolfe
810 Acquoni Road PO Box 740
Cherokee, NC 28719 |
(828) 497-1845
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Planning and Development EBCI.
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Cherokee Historial Association
564 Tsali Blvd
Cherokee, NC 28719 |
(828) 497-2111
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Cherokee Roots provides Genealogy assistance those who are researching their Cherokee Ancestors. Bob Blankenship has compiled five books on the subject for sale and also provides research assistance.
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Cherokee Preservation Foundation
Deb Mintz
71 John Crowe Hill Rd.
Cherokee, NC 28719 |
(828) 497-5550
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Cherokee Preservation Foundation’s purpose is to improve the quality of life of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians and strengthen the Western North Carolina region. We help p0reserve Cherokee culture, create jobs and other economic development opportunities, and renew the environment in the Qualla Boundary and the neighboring seven counties. CPFdn was established in 2000 s part of the Second Amendment to the Tribal-State Compact between the EBCI and the State of North Carolina
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Cherokee Reservation Cooperative Extension
876 Acquoni Rd
Cherokee, NC 28719 |
(828) 554-6931
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Cherokee Reservation Cooperative Extension is part of the North Carolina Cooperative Extension system. We help people put research based knowledge to work for economic prosperity, environmental stewardship and an improved quality of life. Major programs include: financial education, food preservation and safety, youth development and 4-H, Cherokee Youth Council, Tribal Community Cannery, Center for Cherokee Plants, agriculture, horticulture and natural resource education, farm business management, Community Clubs & Community Council.
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Sequoyah Fund is a certified Community Development Financial Institute that provides loans, technical assistance and training to new and established businesses in Cherokee and to enrolled members living in Haywood, Jackson, Swain, Graham, Cherokee, Clay and Macon Counties.
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