PERDIDO BAY TRIBE OF SOUTHEASTERN LOWER MUSCOGEE CREEK INDIANS, INC.

Please  join me in making a difference? Our Beloved Chief CedarBear (Robert Johns) had a motor cycle accident just before Memorial Day this year. Although he survived the accident he is still in the hospital. Recovery will be long and difficult. Chief CedarBear always wanted to keep his fathers dream alive. In honoring this commitment to his father (Chief Bearheart) we are asking for help to enhance and keep the Perdido Tribe Center not only alive but thriving.

As one of the tribes officers and tribe treasurer I am asking for your loving support of any amount to help us keep Chief Bearheart's dream alive. 100% of the money raised will deposit into the tribes operating bank account and will only benefit Perdido Bay Tribe of Southeastern Lower Muscogee Creek Indians Inc,
Any donation will help make an impact during this difficult time. 

Thank you in advance for your contribution to this cause that means so much to me, the tribles officers, tribal council and members. Your prayers are needed and appreciated for Chief Cedar Bear as he recovers.
Mike McVay, Treasurer - Serving for the board of directors and the memory of Chief Bearheart.

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