Cibola Arts Council

Southwest Indian Foundation is nonprofit, charitable organization that provides services to Native Americans. Its services include substantial school grants and individual tuition assistance, homes for battered women and children, home repair and wood stove installation, Christmas food baskets for needy families, alcohol counseling and emergency assistance in the areas of food, clothing, heating fuel and temporary shelter. SWIF assistance is strictly limited to Native Americans, with priority given to the elderly, handicapped and families with dependent children. Along with the Navajo people SWIF also serves the Zuni, Hopi and other Pueblo tribes of the area. SWIF was founded in 1968 and is headquartered in Gallup, N.M.

The El Morro Area Arts Council is a non-profit organization that was established in 1997 by local artists in Ramah, NM. It began as a way to continue showcasing their work after the closure of a local cafe gallery, and has since grown into one of the leading arts councils in New Mexico, offering workshops, exhibitions, drumming circles, and more. The council's Old School Gallery, located in an old vacant school building in the village of El Morro, serves as a gallery, performance space, and community arts center. It is a place where artists and community members can come together to share art, celebrate the seasons with festivals, and foster the camaraderie and friendships that are cherished in this rural and remote part of New Mexico.Generated from the website