Wednesday, June 29, 2011

San Manuel Tribe Donates $200,000 to ARC of Montana for Relief Efforts to Assist American Indian Communities

The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians announced today that it has made a $200,000 charitable contribution to the American Red Cross of Montana for its ongoing relief efforts to assist American Indian communities, which have been directly affected by late spring flooding along the Little Bighorn and Missouri Rivers. Initially damage affecting the Crow Indian Reservation grew to include more than one Indian tribe and reservation, including the Fort Belknap Indian Community, and Rocky Boy and Fort Peck Indian Reservations.

In response the American Red Cross of Montana was called into action to provide emergency relief through shelter operations, mass care, and feeding. They remain ready to assist all who need help in the coming weeks. San Manuel’s contribution is intended to support recovery and clean up efforts which continue to be hampered by a limited availability of funds and potential for more flooding as winter snows melt. In the near term, funds will be used to secure on-going shelter and the necessities of daily living

Nicely Done, San Manuel

In other news, the theft of per capita and health care, from tribal members, by the Pechanga Tribe is nearing the $400,000,000 mark.  What a difference between the tribes, eh?

4 comments:

smokeybear said...

GOOD FOR SAN MANUEL. WHERE IS PECHANGA WHEN IT COMES TO HELPING THEIR FELLOW MAN? THE "MACARRO CARTEL" HAS NO COMPASSION WHEN IT COMES TO HELPING ANYONE WHEN A DISASTER STRIKES. THEY COULD CARE LESS. CAN ANYONE TELL ME WHEN THERE HAS EVER BEEN A TIME THAT PECHANGA HAS HELPED IN ANY DISASTER? I THINK "NEVER." I CAN'T WAIT FOR THE "HAMMER TO FALL" ON MARK AND HIS HENCHMEN FOR ALL THE ILLEGAL DEALINGS THAT HAVE BEEN DONE AT PECHANGA, AND YOU WILL BE DELT WITH! THINK PRISON AND YOUR NEW FRIEND WILL BE NAMED "BUBBA."

Anonymous said...

The fires at La Jolla bofore the first diesnrollment at Pechanga. I remember.

Pechangaredbrother

Anonymous said...

The tribe gave 'free rooms to the La Jolla' but that, along with some minor gifts to schools PALES in comparison to what San Manuel, as a tribe gives, and probably barely equals what Pauline Murillo and Lynn Valbuena of San Manuel have given PERSONALLY.

Anonymous said...

Forgot to mention that at the same time Pechanga was stealing from legitimate Pechanga descendants.

All that aid came straight from funds stolen.