Force 50 Foundation Launches “Season of the Warrior” Campaign Tour Across Oklahoma Force 50 Foundation is continuing a statewide tour to launch of its “Season of the Warrior” Campaign in support of the Oklahoma Native American Warrior Project. This initiative aims to raise public awareness and generate funding for the dedication of the First American Warrior monument at the Oklahoma Veterans Memorial Park, located on the grounds of the State Capitol.
The tour spotlights the rich legacy and enduring contributions of Native American warriors, engaging communities across Oklahoma through outreach, storytelling, and fundraising efforts. The campaign will also serve to elevate the visibility of the Force 50 Foundation and its mission to honor and empower veterans.
“This project is more than remembrance, it is a commitment to building a future where the service and sacrifice of Native American warriors are honored and never forgotten,” said Debbie Lindsey, Muscogee (Creek), Co-chair, Native American Warrior Project. “I am deeply honored to serve as co-chair of this project as we bring it to communities throughout the state, and am especially proud of our efforts to present it to our tribal communities and Native American Warriors by visiting all 38 tribes in Oklahoma.”
The “Season of the Warrior” is a call to honor the legacy of First American warriors and support a lasting tribute at the heart of Oklahoma. Community members, leaders, and media are encouraged to participate and help spread the word.
Stops in communities include local engagement opportunities, distribution of campaign materials, and updates on the monument project. Upcoming visits include: Monday, October 13
• Chandler – 9:00 AM •Stroud – 10:30 AM
• Bristow – 11:30 AM
• Beggs – 12:30 PM
• Muskogee – 1:30 PM Tuesday, October 14
• Wagoner – 9:00 AM
•Tahlequah – 10:30 AM
• Stilwell – 1:00 PM
• Chouteau – 3:00 PM
• Pryor – 3:30 PM Wednesday, October 15
• Claremore – 9:00 AM
• Miami – 11:00 AM
• Grove – 1:00 PM
•Vinita – 2:30 PM Thursday, October 2
• Nowata – 9:00 AM
• Bartlesville – 10:30 AM
• Skiatook – 12:30 PM
• Collinsville – 1:30 PM
• Sapulpa – 3:00 PM For more information, media inquiries, or to support the Oklahoma Native AmericanWarrior Project, please contact: Pete Reed at (405) 314-4301.
To make a donation, make checks to Force 50 Foundation and put Warriors in the memo line and maile o Force 50 Foundation POBox 722838. Norman OK 73070