American Indian Heritage Day in Texas Revenue

Education Administration Programs • Dallas, Texas, United States • 1-10 Employees

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas revenue & valuation

Annual revenue	$5,548,884
Revenue per employee	$1,850,000
Estimated valuation?This valuation is estimated based on industry average for the Education Administration Programs industry and current estimated revenues	$17,800,000
Total funding	No funding

Key Contact at American Indian Heritage Day in Texas

Peggy S Larney

Founder

Company overview

Headquarters	P.O. Box 225034, Dallas, Texas 75222-5034, US
Websites	americanindianheritagedayintexas.com directorioalianzasocial.com
NAICS	6117
SIC	864
Founded	2013
Employees	1-10
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About American Indian Heritage Day in Texas

The 2013 Texas Legislature passed a law that the last Friday in September be Designated as American Indian Heritage Day in Texas in Recognition of the Historical, Cultural, and social Contributions American Indian Communities and Leaders made. The first official American Indian Heritage Day in Texas is Friday, September 27, 2013, thanks to legislation authored by Texas State Representative Roberto R. Alonzo of Dallas. House Bill 174, which was signed by Governor Rick Perry on Friday, May 10, 2013, creates American Indian Heritage Day in Texas, in recognition of the many historical, cultural, and social contributions our American Indian communities and leaders have made to this great state of ours. “I am proud to recognize the American Indians who are the truly native citizens to this great country of the United States. The many historical, cultural, and social contributions our American Indian citizens have made specifically to the great state of Texas have enriched our state tremendously. Similar to the other great holidays we celebrate for Hispanic, African-American, Asian, and Jewish communities it is only fitting to recognize American Indians. After all, our success as a nation has been in large part due to the unique melting pot environment of the American people,” said Rep. Alonzo. The latest Census data figures indicate that Texas ranks fourth among states with a large Indian population. In Texas, however, that population is still an invisible population. In fact, most citizens of Texas are not even aware of the existence of approximately 120 tribes (represented by its citizens), three federally-recognized Indian tribes, one state recognized tribe, eight federally-funded Indian Education programs in the state, one Urban Inter-Tribal Center of Texas and the American Indian Chamber of Commerce of Texas. In short, this population truly does have a presence in the state of Texas. It does deserve this recognition.

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Total employees: 1-10

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American Indian Heritage Day in Texas has 1 employees across 1 departments.

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American Indian Heritage Day in Texas has never raised funding before.

Frequently asked questions

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas is located in Dallas, Texas, US.

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas generates an estimated annual revenue of $5,548,884. This revenue figure reflects the company's market position and business performance in its industry.

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas has an estimated valuation of $17,800,000. This valuation is calculated based on industry-standard revenue multiples and reflects the company's growth potential and market positioning.

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas was founded in 2013, making it 13 years old. The company has established itself as a significant player in its industry over this time.

American Indian Heritage Day in Texas has approximately 1-10 employees. The company continues to grow its workforce to support its business operations and expansion.

Key Contact at American Indian Heritage Day in Texas

Peggy S Larney

Founder

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