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Watch the Cherokee Youth Council’s short film about teenage pregnancy. Told from a youth and Native perspective, it offers plenty of food for thought.
Highlights
Grantees who are awarded Fall 2010 grants MUST attend a 60 to 90 minute orientation, beginning at 10 a.m., on September 29 or 30. Once you know if you have been awarded a grant, call Deb Mintz at 828/497-5550 to register for orientation.
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Read our latest newsletter. The lead story tells how entrepreneurship is being cultivated in the region.
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Read our new 2010 gadugi report that tells the community about our grantees’ progress.
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Watch the new film about Cherokee Preservation Foundation and our grantees.
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Welcome
Welcome to the web site of 
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the Cherokee Preservation Foundation. We are helping
members of the Eastern
Band of
Cherokee Indians
and our neighbors preserve Cherokee culture,
create economic development opportunities,
and renew the environment in the Qualla Boundary
and the
seven counties of North Carolina
in which tribal lands are located.
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