FEBRUARY 2024 USDA FOOD DISTRIBUTION

USDA program provider Ronald Buckman helping tribal member Tiger Paulk unloading goods. — February 2024 USDA Food Distribution
End of first distribution with mixture of frozen and canned foods. Seems there was a green bag with every distribution on this day.

Tiger Paulk and Ronald Buckman helping each other unload goods for the February 2024 USDA Food Distribution. — February 2024 USDA Food Distribution
Last of the last distribution. It is always fun and there is always a good feeling prevalent knowing you are helping families in their time of need.

Goods to be delivered by the California Valley Miwok Tribe in February 2024. — February 2024 USDA Food Distribution
Not easy sliding food forward under a truck canopy. If weather persists tribal delivery trailer will receive a custom hinged roof to protect foods during deliveries.

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Tribal Offices, Tribal Land, Avenida Central, La Grange, Ca. 95329

The California Valley Miwok Tribe’s second monthly distribution of the year was held on Tuesday, February 20th, 2024. We are appreciative to the United States Department of Agriculture, the Tule River Tribe and its Food Distribution Department for being our program providers so that we are able to offer this service to native American families and individuals that reside within the tribes service areas.

This program was initially undertaken as a stop gap because of the cessation of services by the local BIA to address needs that could be undertaken through other federal programs outside the authority of the BIA, where others interior departments conduct themselves with more professionalism.

Initializing of various actions this month preclude being able to say anymore on the current matter but will be documented and explained in an upcoming
story.

This was another good month in this program’s existence. Helping many and as always those that could not make it due to extreme weather conditions or prior commitments will have foods personally delivered as at this time we are the only tribe that offers such a service.

Again in spite of all the arrogant, ignorant, belligerent if not outright criminal actions against our native peoples by the, (Bureau of Indian Atrocities / Central California Agency)….

WE WOULD LIKE TO THANK ALL THOSE LISTED BELOW WHO ACT PROFESSIONALLY AND FULFILL THEIR PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS IN SERVICE OF AMERICAN INDIAN PEOPLES WITHOUT SPITE OR MALICE OF FORTHTHOUGHT.

The United States Department of Agriculture, The Federal Emergency Management Agency, The United States Army Corps of Engineers, The California Office of Emergency Services, The California Department of Justice, The Red Lake Nation of Minnesota, The Tule River Tribe and its Food Distribution Department,
also to our personal program provider Ronald Buckman whose very example should be humbling to the BIA who would do good to learn humility, ethics and morality in better conducting themselves in dealing with the very people congress has supposedly entrusted them to serve.