Volunteers Needed
We must continue to stand up and support the Brothertown Indian nation. The Brothertown Nation’s ability to support and lend a helping hand to our family when needed has been the Cornerstone of The Brothertown Indian Nation since its conception over 235 years ago in 1785.
Remember the stories we all remember; helping to bring in a member’s crops, lumbering and felling trees, and even building a school and meeting house in New York. We are related by blood, and a close-knit Tribal Family has always been there for one another, through good times and as well as bad.
In today’s tribe, member volunteerism is alive and well. Whether it is your time, your efforts, or your treasure – we are there for each other as the Brothertown family. Please help to fill these needs in any way you can.
Our Ancestral land area in Calumet County is of chief concern. However, for our members out of the immediate Fond du Lac area, see if there is another way to support the efforts.
Please contact Dawn here at the Brothertown Tribal office if there are any questions.
Current list of immediate needs and volunteer opportunities…
United for Diversity Volunteers needed! Saturday, February 17, 2024 at Fond du Lac County Fairgrounds Expo Center
Volunteers contact Dawn at the office at 920-929-9964 or Jessica at 612-508-3364!
- The Tribe needs 10 more Brothertown dancers for the grand entry and flag presentation; a veteran to bring in our flag;
- 10 helpers to serve as ambassadors at our booth, giving out traditional food and cedar tea; donated Brothertown-made crafts to sell; people to sell the crafts;
- A photographer and someone to write an article about the event!
- Dancers and flag bearers must be ready to go at 10:30.