Over the past 20 years we have been serving our local Native and non-Native communities by our volunteer efforts:

Vigilantly protecting, preserving and honoring our 5,000 year old Burial Grounds located on the northern shore of Lake Michigan.

Locating, rescuing, and reinterring a Mother and Two Babies wrongly taken from our Grounds by a misguided university professor.

Digging graves by hand at our Township Cemetery for any community members who have walked-on.

Providing free fresh fish and farm eggs to those community members who are in need; also free firewood.

Teaching Anishinaabemowin (our local Native Language) to community members along with teaching our Culture.

We have never requested or received any government money and all of our community and tribal efforts have been 100% volunteer work.

After our Gete Anishinaabeg were stolen and we rescued them from the back-room shelves of the Michigan State Archaeologists offices, we realized there are 1,000’s of Native Bones abandoned and mostly forgotten, in Michigan and across the United States

We have specific plans for rescuing any and all of those Remains and burying them properly and culturally.

“The journey of a 1,000 miles begins with a single step”