Updated: August 24, 2011

Mahkato

 

39th Annual Traditional

 
 

Wacipi

 

This page lists our sponsors. Click on the logos to reach our sponsor's web sites.

Our 2011 Wacipi Sponsors
The Mdewakanton Association committee extends its sincere gratitude to all who helped make this wacipi possible. Thank you for all your help in making the 39th Annual Mankato Powwow a great success!
  • Bethany Lutheran College
  • Blue Earth County STS Crews
  • Blue Valley Sod
  • City of North Mankato
  • Danny Crooks
  • Gag’s Camper Way, Inc.
  • Gustavus Adolphus College
  • Greater Mankato Volunteers
  • Hermel Candy Co.
  • Hiniker Saw Mill
  • House of Hope
  • Hy-Vee
  • Independent School District #77 Student Volunteers
  • KEEZ/Z-99
  • KEYC-TV
  • KTOE/KDOG
  • Lower Sioux Indian Community
  • Lloyd Lumber Co.
  • Mankato Area Volunteers
  • Mankato Parks & Recreation Dept.
  • MICO Inc.
  • Microtel
  • Minnesota Dept. of Transportation
  • Minnesota State Patrol
  • Minnesota State University
  • New Ulm Quartzite Quarries Inc.
  • Paul Butzer
  • Project G.E.M.
  • Prairie Island Indian Community
  • Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community
  • Sisseton-Wahpeton Sioux Tribe
  • Snell Motors
  • Upper Sioux Indian Community

Our Education Day program has been made possible through the financial assistance of: Independent School District #77. Tipis were supplied by Charlie Stately, Dakota Tamakoce, David Ugro, and Dale Weston. We offer our sincere gratitude to all of our presenters.

If we have forgotten anyone on this list, we are humbly apologize.
Meals for participants were provided by: Mahkato Mdewakanton Association.

Although it is one of the smallest of the 11 reservations in Minnesota, Prairie Island has a rich history that is full of glory and sadness. The success of the tribally-owned Treasure Island Resort & Casino is giving the tribe a new opportunity for glory.

Our Businesses:

Mystic Lake Casino - Hotel, Dakotah Sport and Fitness, Playworks, Dakotah Meadows Campground and Dakotah Meadows Mini Storage.

Each part of the Mankato Area Schools supports the other. Our faculty, staff and students work together to create a positive and productive working environment.

The Mahkato Mdewakanton Association is 501(c)3 corporation whose purpose is to promote closer ties with our Native American communities. We conduct an annual pow wow and other cultural events throughout the year.

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