American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions
is a Making Connections Neighborhood Partner and proud member of
the San Antonio Fatherhood Campaign.
The American Indians in Texas at the Spanish Colonial Missions
(AIT-SCM) is a nonprofit organization established by the Tap Pilam
Coahuiltecan Nation, descendants of the aboriginal people who populated
South Texas and Northeast Mexico. The organization works for the
preservation and protection of the culture and traditions of the
Native American tribes and other indigenous people who resided in
the Spanish colonial missions.
AIT-SCM provides a wide array of programs that address the social
needs and cultural aspirations of the diverse indigenous communities
in San Antonio, Texas.
AIT-SCM Wins Ernie "Community" Award
YouTube video highlighting AIT-SCM's Community Award
Por Vida art students work on a mural for the Fatherhood Learning Center.
Check out our CALENDAR to see what classes and workshops are scheduled for the next few months. Also, look ahead to events and activities sponsored by AIT-SCM.
AIT-SCM would like your help in acquiring items that we need to run our nonprofit. Your donations of the following, would be greatly appreciated - and tax deductible:
An RV or mobile trailer that we can use to set up a Fry Bread Concession Stand for powwows and other revenue possibilities
Six matching desks
Six office desk chairs
Twelve office guest chairs
Medium-sized break room table and six chairs
Industrial gas burner for outdoor cooking
Technological equipment for remote linking of computers and printers
If you would like to donate any of these items, or have other donations, please contact us at: CLICK HERE
AIT-SCM encourages dialogue with other Native American communities
and support service organizations. Below are such organizations
and links to their websites.
