Sault Ste Marie Chippewa tribal members (left to right): Patti Bojorquez, Row Clark, Geno Carie, Sean VanDyke
November welcomes the start of Indigenous People’s Month, a time to honor the rich cultural heritage, traditions, and contributions of Indigenous communities within the Upper Peninsula. At The Fire Station, we are proud to be part of a unique partnership with the Hannahville Tribe and foster connections with members of other local tribes. These connections allow us to cultivate a deeper understanding and respect for the land, the plant, and the people who have lived harmoniously with both for generations.
Together, let’s celebrate in the spirit of collaboration and respect that defines our relationship with our Indigenous partners, making this a truly special month for all of us.
Get involved!
With a donation of $1 or more, enter to win a custom TFS hat by local artist Jessica McCullough.
Enter in store between November 1 through November 28 for a chance to win!
Limit to one entry per day.
All donations will go to Native American Food Sovereignty Alliance (NAFSA).*
*Donations were originally intended for Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women, however due to the organization’s hiatus, TFS sent donations to NAFSA. For any questions or concerns regarding this change, please email marketingteam@thefirestation.com
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