BIN Office
It takes a Tribe and then some to staff the Brothertown office, Bingo operations, and craft store, and to support the Brothertown museum (still in its infancy), newsletter distribution, and other community communications and events. We always need more help. This also includes ad hoc help, like ride shares for meetings, picnics, and Homecoming, and grant writers, on an as-needed basis.
Times are tough–but not as tough as they were for our ancestors. Our volunteer work for the tribe will help our people, honor those who came before us, and expand your résumé. Please e-mail or call the office if you can assist with any of the work below. If you want to volunteer in any other area or have expertise you want to share, just let the Brothertown Office know.
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As part of our ongoing Tribal records update initiative, we are requesting all Brothertown tribal members to ensure the completeness of their records. This involves checking and updating all relevant information. Although the information may remain unchanged, verifying and updating each member’s information is essential as we move closer to Restoration.
However, we know members have moved since first providing their initial tribal information – this involves addresses, phone numbers, email addresses, any change in marital status, new children and children who are now over 18, etc.
Again, it is essential that each member submit an updated member form today showing any changes so our Restoration information is complete. The Membership Information Form can be accessed here.
Questions? Email the BIN office at BrothertownOffice@brothertownindians.org or call the office at (920) 929-9964
Directions and map to our Tribal Office
