The Cherokee Elders Council promotes the Cherokee language, culture, and traditions.
We do this through teaching and community involvement.
Charity is our passion, we operate a free store known as the Cherokee Rainbow House.
Most of all we enjoy networking with our neighbors.
We are a 501(c)3 non-profit corporation, composed of action oriented Cherokees 55 years and older.
Our By-Laws require the Board-of-Directors have a simple majority of Cherokee members,
but the general membership has no such constraints.
Some of Our Current Volunteers

Jack, Shirley, Bea, Cathi, Mary, Barbara, Annabelle, Nancy, Lorraine & Audrey
Acting Principal Chief Joe Crittenden presented the
Cherokee National Community Leadership Award
at the Cherokee National Holiday
September 3, 2011

Jack Hummingbird, Owen Scott, Meredith Frailey, Joe Crittenden
Elders in the Children's Corner
of the new
Cherokee Rainbow House

Jack, Mary, Linda, Susan, Nancy, Audrey, Lorraine, and Barbara