As you drive onto the reservation, you leave your world behind. The majestic mountains, the miles of rural, wheat lined and unspoiled landscape with the graffiti covered railways connecting the wide open spaces, you feel like you’re on the set of an old school western. There is a timeless feel you get when on the reservation, things move slowly and you can’t help to feel insignificant with all this towering beauty surrounding you. And then it hits you; you begin to see signs

We have eclipsed the $23,000 and are speeding towards the $25,000 mark. We just purchased our regulation size 50x84 outdoor basketball/hockey court and the basketball and hockey nets. The cost was $21,000 and it will take another $15-20,000 of cement pouring/prep work to build the court. We have less than three weeks to raise the additional $15,-20,000. We are desperately searching for a large donor to help us on our final leg of our fundraising journey. If you know of any

This rink symbolizes hope for kids who find themselves in extremely hopeless circumstances. None of these children asked to be thrust into the conditions in which they live. They seldom trust strangers, or outsiders, even when assistance is offered to them. The rink we intend to build is symbolic of long-overdue change—that things are going to get better. A certain air of anticipation comes with the pending construction of this new complex; finally, something positive is goin

Kenny Smoker, the tribal wellness programs specialist for the Fort Peck Reservation has called Love Has No Color, "the answer to our prayers". Never before had he come into contact with a group of action oriented, energetic, humanitarian people like there are in this organization. When we are on the reservation there are long hours and no breaks, yet our team always finds time to roughhouse and play with the kids. Oh sure, Kenny has seen his share of one time do-gooders, but

Most people in this country are unaware of the dreadful conditions Native American children must endure on Reservations. Extreme hopelessness reigns supreme. Third world conditions, not only socially and emotionally, but disease levels as well. Diabetes, alcohol, drugs, crime, unemployment, welfare dependency, sexually transmitted diseases run rampant on the streets of Native American Reservations. This has been going for centuries and the time has come to participate in t