Organizational Structure of TNAS

• Officers are elected each year at the general membership meeting. The President, Vice-President, Secretary and Treasurer are elected by the membership.
• Standing committees are appointed for Education, Fund Raising, Scholarship, Membership, Social Events, Gala, Powwow and Special Projects.

Become a Part of Triangle Native American Society (TNAS)

Please Click on the logo to access the Triangle Native American Society (TNAS) Brochure

• Regular Members: Native Americans who reside in and around the Triangle area shall be entitled to regular membership.
• Student Members: Full-time students are eligible for regular membership at a reduced rate.
• Associate Members: Native Americans/non-Indians who live in or outside the Triangle area who are interested in the Society are eligible for associate membership.
• Corporate Members: Businesses or firms not eligible for regular or associate membership who are concerned and interested in the activities of Native Americans are eligible for corporate membership.
• Dues are collected at the annual meeting.

• Membership Costs:

  Regular— $25.00 American Indian living in the Triangle Area

  Family— $30.00

  Associate— $25.00 American Indian living outside the Triangle Area

  Family— $30.00

  Student— $5.00 Full time American Indian college student

  Affiliate— $25.00 Individuals not eligible for registered memberships

• Members meet on the first Monday of each month at 6:30 PM, at the Wade Edwards Learning Lab (WELL), Raleigh, NC.
• Click here for the TNAS Membership Application. Please complete the application and please include your payment for the membership fee and send to:
  
  Triangle Native American Society
  P.O. Box 26841
  Raleigh, NC 27611
• We want to communicate and keep in touch with you so click here to be added to our mailing list and please complete your information online.

What You and Triangle Native American Society (TNAS) Can Achieve

Initiatives

Secure funding from private donations for continued funding of Mark Ulmer Scholarship Program and cultural events.

TNAS Community Activities

• Host Hospitality Suite during Annual NC Indian Unity Conference when held in Raleigh Area
• Founded the Mark Ulmer Native American Scholarship Fund
• Cultural Awareness Presentations to universities, public and private schools and civic groups
• Annually participate in the International Festival of Raleigh
• Representation on the Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Human Relations Commission for the City of Raleigh
• Meredith Page Program
• Co-sponsor Annual Traditional Thanksgiving Dinner with NC Museum of Science & Natural History
• Annual Participation in Annual NC Indian Unity Conference
• Annual participation in the Multiple Sclerosis Walkathon
• Annual Pow Wow at State Farmers Market
• Annually host a formal Native American Indian Heritage Scholarship Gala
• Secured funding for a statewide needs assessment of Indian communities
  

TNAS Contact Information:
Triangle Native American Society
P.O. Box 26841
Raleigh, NC 27611
www.tnasweb.org
tnas@tnasweb.org

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