Cash Community Development

URGENT PLEASE READ POST ACT AND SHARE COVID -19 PREVENTION AND SOLUTIONS SERVICES: As many Tribal, Military, and Businesses know we have vetted and are working ...with time-proven medical channels with over 17 years of product, tracking-tracing and all CARE approved guidelines. Please help get us in touch with Tribal Leaders as too many people are dying and suffering and now with children going back to school we can't wait, and elders are counting on positive actions. Please contact John T. Moss 949-525-0468 or [email protected] #cashcommunitydevelopment #IndigenousHeathInitiatives #Native #COVID #coronavirus #tribes #JohnTMoss #health John T. Moss is the founder and CEO of our Indian managed 501(c)(3) Charity/Non-Profit organization's main focus is to provide funding options while acting as facilitators of processes and solutions from approved sources for those we serve worldwide. John is a member of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma he and his team work with a primary focus in supporting Tribal/Membership (Indigenous People worldwide) in ownership and enhancements in economic project development, education in business, careers, jobs, personal finance, housing, long-term economic strategies, with instruction tools and implementation to name a few. To Donate or become a Sponsor Click https://cashcommunitydevelopment.org/donate/

Please Share and Join us also Register Now Limited Setting: In this 2 Hour FREE WORKSHOP, you’ll learn how to: Increase Your Production by a Minimum of 22% IN ANY INDUSTRY. Master Communication Skills which Build Immediate Trust & Rapport.... Leverage Objection Handling Tools that Lead to Closed Sales. Register before the event fills up at https://johntmoss.com/event032720/ and download your free Sales & Objection Handling resources for the event. Event Details - March 27th from 5:00 to 7:00 PM at the Lawton Chamber of Commerce 302 W Gore Blvd, Lawton, OK 73501 Call 800-807-0356 to see how you can co-sponsor a workshop or coaching for your Company or Tribal Nation. This valuable training event is Free. In addition to John’s 33+ year as a sales trainer, he is also the founder of a Native American 501c3 Non-Profit, www.CashCommunityDevelopment.org Any donations to the Non-Profit will be accepted at this event including money and gift cards, as well as opportunities to become a sponsor/volunteer.

PLEASE WE NEED YOUR HELP AND SUPPORT SO, WE CAN BETTER SUPPORT THOSE WE SERVE AND GOALS. SADLY, WE HAVE ONLY RECEIVED $600.00 IN DONATIONS. PLEASE DO WHAT YOU CAN GIVE. A'HO! https://cashcommunitydevelopment.org/donate/

PLEASE JOIN ME CELEBRATION OF RANDY EDMONDS 85TH BIRTHDAY ON APRIL 4TH! HONORED ELDER, FATHER, BROTHER, HUBAND, MENTOR, FRIEND, AND MY COUSIN! RANDY HAS DONE SO... MUCH FOR ALL OF INDIAN COUNTRY AND COMMUNITIES LET HIM KNOW YOUR THOUGHTS AND MEMORIES AS WE ADD TO THEM. A'HO! "Board of Directors" RANDY EDMONDS (Kiowa-Caddo) Founder of Southern California American Indian Resource Center, Inc. SCAIR in San Diego CA. Has been working and supporting Indian Country for over 50 years. Over 30 years with SCAIR Here at Viejas Pow-wow Master of Ceremonies. Randy always shares Say what you feel, from your heart and mind. Just say that. That’s how Local Hero nominee Randy Edmonds teaches young Indians to pray at powwows and Native functions. And that’s how he does most everything else very direct, talking from the heart. That's how he answers interview questions. Edmonds says he grew up as an Indian, and always was. And he says he still does Indian things now. This didn’t come easy, though. Early in his life, he was sent to a boarding school where, he says, they wanted to make us white people. After high school, he moved from his reservation in Oklahoma as part of the Bureau of Indian Affairs Relocation Program. Through the federal program, American Indians living on reservations were moved to urban areas such as Los Angeles, where Edmonds went and were given trade jobs or education. Most Indians in reservations pretty much lived in poverty not a good place to live, Edmonds said. After moving to LA and adapting to urban life himself, Edmonds directed a similar program to transport Indian communities to the West Coast. While acclimating to city life, Edmonds recalls the disjointedness his peers experienced. His job was to set them up with housing, counseling, and education. But some weren’t able to fully commit to their new life. The language and traditions pretty much pulled them back to what they were used to. Some never made it, learning a new living style." Edmonds had to fix that. By his estimation, there were as many as 60 different tribal groups in LA during the 1950s. He created a powwow program a gathering of Indian nations to sing their songs, dance their dances, pray their prayers, and do traditional things they do back home, but in an urban setting. That way we can keep our traditions and spirituality strong, to keep Indians on ‘the red path,’ as we say, so they don’t forget who they are." He never stopped this type of work, helping his fellow American Indians stay on the path. In San Diego, Edmonds founded the Indian Human Resource Center, which aims to develop self-sufficiency and determination among the Native community. And throughout his career, he served on many advisory boards representing American Indians from city to federal levels. His ambition has always been to help those close to him stay connected to their ancestry. Archaeologists have recorded as many as 10,000 American Indian sites in San Diego County, some dating back an estimated 122,000 years. There’s a lot to preserve. And Edmonds stays committed through Indian education organizations such as Soaring Eagles, along with 2015 Local Hero honoree Vickie Gambala. In response to his nomination, Edmonds said it’s a great honor. The 82-year-old tribal elder added, It’ll look good on the resume, too!". Now his latest honored contribution as Narrator of "Crow The Legend" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KYFrgc6OiLg&t=164s

Thank you to Chief Davis for being the first to donate to this cause. >Purpose: Housing, Financial Literacy, and Self-Sustainable Solutions Contributor: Chief Davis < http://cashcommunitydevelopment.org/donate/ IMMEDIATE APRIL GOAL $5,640.00. - PLEASE HELP US BETTER SUPPORT OUR "OKLAHOMA REGIONAL OFFICE" (LOCATED IN LAWTON OKC.) WE NEED MORE INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDS WITH A MINIMUM GOAL OF $5,640.00. THIS WILL BETTER ALLOW US TO BETTER SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF THOSE WE SERVE. JOHN T. MOSS WILL BE LIVING PRIMARILY IN THIS HOME/OFFICE. Please share and help in any way you can so much support is needed for those we serve. A'ho! (Please read a brief description of our main focus) http://cashcommunitydevelopment.org/donate/

IMMEDIATE APRIL GOAL $5,640.00. - PLEASE HELP US BETTER SUPPORT OUR "OKLAHOMA REGIONAL OFFICE" (LOCATED IN LAWTON OKC.) WE NEED MORE INFRASTRUCTURE FUNDS WITH A MINIMUM GOAL OF $5,640.00. THIS WILL BETTER ALLOW US TO BETTER SUPPORT THE NEEDS OF THOSE WE SERVE. JOHN T. MOSS, WILL BE LIVING PRIMARILY IN THIS HOME/OFFICE. Please share and help in any way you can so much support is needed for those we serve. A'ho! (Please read a brief description of our main focus) http://cashco...mmunitydevelopment.org/donate/ John, his team and networks are available for Live Educational Events. (Webinars) CONTACT US TO SEE HOW WE CAN SPEAK AT AN EVENT FOR YOU OR YOUR TRIBE/NATION Call us at 800-620-9204 This will also include yet, not limited to our "Press Release - Fort Coffee Community Development Project" Collaboratively with FAU, NCRC, and NCBAI just to name. Blessings A'ho! PLEASE SHARE! See more