About the Kachina Tribe
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The goals of the YMCA Indian Princess program are to promote and strengthen the relationship between Dads and their Daughters. |
Daddy Daughter Dance
The 2008 Daddy Daughter Dance was a great success. Thank you to all of the volunteers who helped to make this event possible.
ADDITIONAL PHOTOS
Due to problems with shutterfly.com the user name and password distributed at the event needed to be changed.
New log in info will be provided when you receive your photo. Also, you can email the Kachina Tribe (email provided at the dance) for new log in information.
Kachina Tribe Events
Tribe Volunteers needed
Bring something to the Fall campout
Kachina Tribe: Major Underwriter For Central School Playground
The Kachina Tribe is proud to be a Underwriter for a new Playground at Central School. We hosted the Daddy/Daughter Dance in February, 2006, at Riverside Golf Club and raised over $2500. A Bronze Plaque is installed at the Playground with the inscription:
KACHINA INDIAN PRINCESSES Major Underwriter.
This year we will again host are community Daddy/Daughter Dance. We look forward to donating the profits back to our Riverside Community.
The Legend of Black Cloud
Long ago before the white man came to the land, there was an Indian brave named Black Cloud. The Great Spirit had blessed Black Cloud with many gifts. Black Cloud was the strongest, fastest, handsomest brave in all the land. His voice was wonderful to hear and his skill with the bow amazing to see. Tales of his greatest spread far and wide until no brave dared challenge Black Cloud in battle or in sport. Black Cloud did not listen to all the praise, but instead walked humbly and was always kind. The Great Spirit looked down and smiled at Black Cloud for he was good.