The document proposes the Cabin Creek Cultural Center, a residential youth facility on 104 acres to provide drug, alcohol, tobacco, and violence prevention activities for Native American tribes. It would include a 10,000 square foot main facility and 4,200 square foot administration building. The center aims to serve tribes in Washington, Oregon, and Idaho and provide cultural, educational, and behavioral health programming, with a staffing ratio of 1 counselor to 3 youth. It seeks $10 million in capital to fund construction and operations.

1. Cabin Creek Cultural Center
Executive Summary
A Native American Residential Youth Facility for Drug, Alcohol,
Tobacco and Violence Free Prevention Activities
10,000 Sq. Ft.
Main Facility & 4,200
Sq. Ft. Admin Bldg
104 Acres
½ Mile Yakima
Riverfront & 4 Lakes
Centrally
Located
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2. Cabin Creek Cultural Center
Providing Services To:
 The Tribes of WA, OR and Idaho
 Tribal Contract Health Service
 Tribal Courts
 ICW
 Behavioral Health
 Family Services/Social Services
 Pow Wows/Canoe Family
 Tribal Retreats
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3. Cabin Creek Administration
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4. Location, Location, Location
 Centrally located in Washington State
 Convenient drive from major cities
 Secluded on 104 acres in the mountains
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5. Located on I-90 and Exit 63
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6. Location Details
104 acres located 10 miles East of Snoqualmie Summit,
2 miles off I-90, secluded in the woods with 1/2 mile of riverfront, 3
five acre lakes, 50 Camp Sites, 22 RV sites, and 6 Cabins;
an easy drive from Tribal Nations throughout the three State area.
 Tulalip - 2 hrs.
 Muckleshoot – 1.5 hr.
 Nisqually – 2.5 hrs.
 Colville – 3.5 hrs.
 Lummi/Nooksack – 3 hrs.
 Yakama - 1 hr.
 Makah - 5 hrs.
 Puyallup – 2.0 hrs.
 Coeur D’Alene - 3.5 hrs.
 Spokane Tribe – 3 hrs.
 Grand Ronde – 2.5 hrs.
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7. Cabin Creek Cultural Center: Site Map

8. Facility
 Large meeting rooms
 Lounge/media/game room
 Breakout areas
 Commercial kitchen
 Spacious decks
 Fully furnished and equipped
 Barn and Corral facilities
 Hiking and Riding Trails
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9. Facility
 Bedrooms with private baths
 Sleeps up to 60 people
 6 fireplaces
 Recreational equipment storage
 Handicapped accessible
 Audio/visual amenities
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10. Program Development: What will
make this project unique?
 Behavioral Health Component
 Strong Mentoring Component
 Cultural Component
 Primary Care Component
 Education Component
 Annual Sobriety Journey

11. Staffing
Most State Programs run ratios of 1:8, 1
counselor to 8 youth. Some are fortunate
enough to staff 1:5. Cabin Creek Cultural
Center has created a business plan that
will support staffing of 1:3. This will
optimize our ability to run a successful
program, reduce recidivism, and give our
youth the one on one attention they need.
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12. Board of Directors & Staff
 Dick Jones, President
 Jim Greeson, Vice President
 Roxanne Finney, Secretary
 Linda Jansen, Treasurer
 Jay Rodne, Legal Advisor
 Dr. Tucker, MD, Board Member at Large
 Executive Director – Lynda Harvey
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13. Dick Jones, President
 Dick Jones comes to us with 30+ years of
experience working for the Department of
Social & Health Services, Chemical and
Alcohol Division. Dick has worked with
Tribal Nations across Washington State.
He is currently the President of the
Snoqualmie Valley Hospital and also
works for the Snoqualmie Tribe.
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14. Roxanne Finney, Secretary
 Roxanne Finney is a Native American
woman that comes to us with 20+ years of
experience working for the United Indians
of All Tribes Foundation. She is currently
the Social Services Director for a
Washington State Tribe and is excited to
serve our Native Youth as Secretary on
the Cultural Center’s Board.
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15. Lynda Harvey, Executive Director
Biography:
 Current Exec Director for Snoqualmie Health
and Social Services
 Current Exec Director of the Northwest
Tribal Emergency Management Council /
Retired Tribal Law Enforcement
 B.S Biology/Chemistry
 Master’s Degree in Business Administration
in progress
 Previous Business Owner
 Long-Term Volunteer for Washington State
Law Enforcement and Tribal Police
 Founder of the Cabin Creek Cultural Center 15

16. Board Qualifications
 Sales & Marketing Experience
 Tribal Business, Health and Social
Services Experience
 Executive Management Experience
 Dedicated to Tribal Country
 Experienced in Organizing and Planning
 Tenacious Goal-Oriented Mentality
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20. Cabin Creek Administration
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28. Objective
 Raise $10M in Capital
 Applying for Grant from USDA for $5.8
Million
 Restructure Current Liabilities
 Provide Working Capital
 Operations
 Marketing Budget
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29. Marketing Advantages
 Great need in Tribal Country for cost effective programs
 Ideally Centrally located for the Tribes of WA, ID and OR
 Lodge and lands offer Cultural relevance – located
adjacent to the Pacific Crest Trail
 Professional chef prepares traditional cultural meals
 Exclusive use for Tribal Youth
 360 degree view of mountains & river
 Greater Staffing for Tribal Youth
 Year-round activities
 State-of-the-art A/V equipment, Wi-Fi
 Multi-purpose, flexible facility
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30. Potential Partners
 US Dept of Health & Human Services
 Tribes in Washington, Idaho and
Oregon  WA State Department of Health
 Tobacco Cessation
 Contract Health Service
 Family Services/Social Services  WA State Department of Social and
 Behavioral Health Health Services
 Tribal Court Systems  Suicide Prevention
 Tribal Police  Violence Prevention
 Indian Child Welfare  US Department of Agriculture
 Foster Care  Community Rural Development
 Tribal Casino Impact Contributions
 United Indians Foundation
 Northwest Portland Area Indian
 Potlatch Foundation
Health Board
 Bill Gates Foundation
 American Indian Health
Commission  Paul Allen Foundation
 Indian Health Service  Affiliated Tribes of Northwest Indians
 Small Tribes of Washington  NW Tribal Emergency Mgmt Council
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31. Thank You,
Cabin Creek Cultural Center
We would like to take
this opportunity to thank
you for viewing our
presentation and trust
you will join us in our
vision of guiding our
Native Youth away from
the debilitating life of
substance abuse and
crime.