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Annette Bryan
42:33 - 43:11
“So we want to take this $22 million and manage it in a way with keeping the core principle intact and still going through the Indian Trust Management Act, guidelines and using the interest then to provide programs.”
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- Annette Bryan
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- 42:33 – 43:11
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From the transcript
So we want to take this $22 million and manage it in a way with keeping the core principle intact and still going through the Indian Trust Management Act, guidelines and using the interest then to provide programs. And we're currently doing a community needs assessment. We just met with the consultants this week. They're digging into all the data and going to survey our community members and figure out what some of our unmet needs might be. And with that, uh, these funds, we can provide that programming for those unmet needs.
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