Dear Friends,

My name is Henry Boucha, Ojibwa, Bear Clan, Pipe Carrier, Traditional Native and Spiritual Leader. I am Olympic Silver Medalist, former National Hockey League Player, and United States Hockey Hall of Fame Inductee. I am founder of Kah-Bay-Kah-Nong, Inc. a registered non-profit corporation with the Internal Revenue Service with a 501c3 tax-deducible designation. We are registered as a Minnesota State Charter, and are registered in Alaska.

Our mission is to promote and maintain the Anishinaabe (Original People) Culture and Traditions, as it were intended by the Great Spirit. It is our cultural and social duty and our tradition to assist those in need and to help people. There are overwhelming amount needs that must be addressed. The projects are many and our funds are few so please donate to one of our many causes.

Currently we are producing the Native American Olympians TV Series Project. The series is of 14 Native American Olympians climb to glory, their heritage, struggles, and celebrations. These films will have tremendous motivational value for families, educators, and will give us more visible and exciting sports heroes. This extraordinary TV Series will encourage our youth to be successful young adults, and encourage families to be proud of their heritage, traditions and culture as they see their own people rise to success and stardom.

As we strive to foster our peoples self-sufficiency and self-esteem, and encourage our youth to develop their talents in the areas of Education, Recreation, and Sports, we ask for your help.

Once your needs are met, you have the good fortune to assist others in need. Please join me by sharing your good fortune in a tax deducible contribution in support in one or more of the following programs: Native Youth Hockey, Human Rights, Advocacy & Mentor Programs, Recreation & Sports Programs, Producing documentaries, films and short stories of outstanding Native Americans.

Thank you for continued support in these worthwhile causes, and taking pride in our Native community’s on-going efforts to help others.

In Spirit,

Henry Boucha, President