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New Era for Crow Fair: 'Teepee Capital of the World' Becomes a Nonprofit

GLACIER COUNTY, MONTANA, AUG 8 – Crow Fair transitioned to nonprofit status to secure funding amid tribal budget cuts, raising nearly $290,000 and aiming for $500,000 annually to sustain the event and staff.

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As powwow manager and executive director, Noel Twoleggins is leading the transformation of the fair into a nonprofit, and doing the heavy lifting behind Montana's largest powwow.

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New era for Crow Fair: 'Teepee Capital of the World' becomes a nonprofit

As powwow manager and executive director, Noel Twoleggins is leading the transformation of the fair into a nonprofit, and doing the heavy lifting behind Montana's largest powwow.

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Nonprofit working with volunteers to reduce trash at fair

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New era for Crow Fair: World's largest powwow becomes a nonprofit

As parade manager, Noel Twoleggins is leading the transformation of the fair into a nonprofit, and doing the heavy lifting behind the "Teepee Capital of the World."

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