TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBERS BY CLANS AND CLAN CHIEFS

ECHOTA CHEROKEE TRIBE OF ALABAMA WOLF CLAN

TOCCOA FALLS
TRAHYTA'S GRAVE
TRIBAL CABIN
ALABASTER CHRISTMAS PARADE DECEMBER 2009
WOLF CLAN EVENTS
TRIBAL INFORMATION
SCHOLARSHIPS AND EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
ST CLAIR PROPERTY
CEREMONIES
SEVEN CLANS
NATIVE AMERICAN CODE
WOLF CLAN VETERANS
WORDS OF WISDOM
AMAZING GRACE
PRAYER LIST
THE NEVER ENDING TRAIL
GREAT MOMENTS FOR OUR CLAN MEMBERS
CHEROKEE AND ENGLISH
DEER CLAN NEWS
SCOTTISH TARTANS MUSEUM IN FRANKLIN, NORTH CAROLINA
SPRING GATHERING 2011
TUGALOO TOWN
Warwoman Dell
SUMMER GATHERING 2011
FALL GATHERING 2011
HUNTSVILLE POWWOW
CULLMAN PICTURES
GUNTERSVILLE POWWOW 2005
POW WOW LIST FOR 2010
LINKS

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AniTsisqua
Bird Clan

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CLAN CHIEF
Almon Gann
 
TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBER
Charles Scott
 

 
 
 
AniSahoni
Blue Clan

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CLAN CHIEF
Millard Shelton
 
TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBER
Gene Gold

 
 
 
AniKawi
Deer Clan

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CLAN CHIEF
Lucky Bates
 
TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBER
Bobby Borden

 
 
 
AniGilohi
Long Hair Clan

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NOT AN ACTIVE CLAN AT THE PRESENT TIME 

 
 
 
AniWodi
Paint Clan

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Not an active clan at the present time.

 
 
AniGatogewi
Wild Potato Clan

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Not an active clan at the present time.

 
 
AniWahya
Wolf Clan
 
 
 

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CLAN CHIEF
Wayne Rasco
 
TRIBAL COUNCIL MEMBER
Nancy Barron
 

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AIAC Scholarships Available
 
Applications for scholarships are now available from the Alabama Indian Affairs Commission. You may download an application from their website at: www.aiac.state.al.us or by calling them at 
800-436-2902 in AL only.

Scholarship Opportunity
 
LOWES.com/scholarship

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Free Health Insurance Program
 
All Kids the no-fee health insurance program for children under age 19. All Kids will help children who do not have health insurance coverage and who meet income requirements. To qualify a child must: be under age 19; be an AL resident; be a U.S. citizen, not covered under any other health insurance; for more information and applications call 1-888-373-5437. Applications are also available at: County Health Departments, Clinics, Schools, many Dr's offices and hospitals.

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Vision Care For Low Income Families
 
Vision USA Open year-round: More than 40 million low income working people in the United States cannot afford the cost of routine eye care or health insurance that covers it. As income earners, they don't qualify for government aid and private health-care assistance. Now a year round program, VISION USA can help these people by providing basic eye health and vision care services free of charge to the many unisured low-income people and their families who have no other means of obtaining care. If any individual or a family is eligible, they will be matched with a volunteer Dr. of Optometry who will provide a comprehensive eye exam at no charge. The Dr's are donating their services and may be limited in some areas. Eyewear may also be provided at no cost or for a small fee/donation in some states.
Applications: Vision USA, 243 N. Lindbergh Blvd. St. Louis, MO 63141, 1-800-766-4466, 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. CST, Monday - Friday

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MISSION STATEMENT OF THE ECHOTA CHEROKEE TRIBE OF ALABAMA

For the Cherokee the past has determined what the Tribe is today, and preserving that past and the education of our people is our primary goals.