Phoenix Indian Center’s board of directors announced that Patricia Hibbeler will leave her role as CEO, effective Nov. 3. She will return to her tribal community in Montana, where she will serve as executive director for Tribal Member Services for the Confederate Salish and Kootenai Tribe of the Flathead Reservation. Hibbeler joined Phoenix Indian Center […]

The Phoenix Indian Center, a leader in the American Indian community and the oldest American Indian nonprofit in the United States, announced the 2021 Arizona American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards recipients. For 38 years, the Leadership Awards have recognized individuals, companies and organizations for their excellence of work, innovation in approach and impacts within […]

Three semi-trucks of supplies for communities ravaged by the COVID-19 pandemic were delivered last week to the Navajo Nation through efforts coordinated by the Phoenix Indian Center. With the support from hundreds of Valley residents and dozens of businesses, the organization was able to collect bottled water, cleaning supplies, nonperishable food items, pet food, diapers, and more, over […]

The Phoenix Indian Center will celebrate 70 years of service to the Arizona American Indian community with a special benefit concert featuring artists of Canyon Records on Friday, September 29 at the Phoenix Indian Boarding School Memorial Hall at Steele Indian School Park. Proceeds from the concert will directly benefit the American Indian community through […]

The Phoenix Indian Center, Inc. continues a 31-year legacy of presenting leadership awards to the American Indian community in the greater Phoenix area. The American Indian Excellence in Leadership Awards recognize leadership within the American Indian community and those who work on behalf of the community. Annually, both adult and youth awards are presented. Adult […]