The Intertribal Community Council of Texas is a proud 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization serving as a dedicated advocate, crucial connector, and powerful voice for Native Americans across the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex.
Our core mission is to champion the well-being and cultural vitality of Indigenous peoples in our region. We actively work to represent, address, and educate the broader community and various organizations about the critical issues and unique concerns that directly impact the quality of life and cultural distinctiveness of Native individuals and families.
Through increased awareness, enhanced community involvement, and collaborative efforts, we strive to build bridges of understanding and unity. Our goal is to forge strong partnerships, consolidate resources, and empower a collective approach to developing effective solutions. This commitment drives us to create impactful programs, initiatives, and activities that comprehensively meet the economic, medical, social, cultural, and educational needs of the Native American community in DFW. We believe that by nurturing these essential areas, we contribute to a thriving, resilient, and culturally rich future for all.
The Intertribal Community Council of Texas (ICCT) is a non-profit, 501(c)3 organization dedicated to serving as an advocate, a voice, and conduit for Native Americans residing in the greater DFW metroplex. The ICCT seeks to positively represent, respond to, and address the community and organizations about issues, misinformation, and relevant concerns which directly affect the quality of life and impact the cultural uniqueness of Native People. As a result, increased awareness and understanding, enhanced community involvement, collaboration of resources, and a unified effort will allow ICCT to fulfill our main purpose to create programs, initiatives, and activities to effectively meet the economic, health, cultural, and educational needs of our native community. ICCT is here to support and strengthen our Indigenous Community for a better future.
For generations, Native American and Indigenous communities have faced barriers to accessing culturally relevant resources, educational opportunities, health services, and community support. In the Dallas–Fort Worth region, many Native families remain underserved and disconnected from programs that honor their traditions, strengthen their cultural identity, and address their unique needs. ICCT works to bridge those gaps by providing advocacy, cultural programming, community outreach, educational initiatives, youth engagement, elder support, and opportunities that strengthen Indigenous voices and families.
Your support during North Texas Giving Day helps us expand programs that preserve Native cultures, empower future leaders, connect families to critical resources, and create spaces where Indigenous people can gather, celebrate, and thrive. Every donation directly supports our efforts to meet the economic, health, cultural, and educational needs of Native Americans across North Texas while ensuring that future generations remain connected to their heritage and community.
Together, we can build a stronger, healthier, and more vibrant future for Indigenous peoples throughout Texas.
Your gift is an investment in cultural preservation, community resilience, and the next generation of Indigenous leaders.
The Intertribal Community Council of Texas is committed to advancing equity by centering the voices, needs, and cultural strengths of Native American and Indigenous communities across Texas. We recognize that Native peoples continue to face systemic barriers rooted in historical injustices and are dedicated to addressing these disparities through culturally grounded programs, advocacy, and community-led solutions. Our approach to equity means creating pathways that are not only accessible but also respectful of tribal identities, traditions, and sovereignty.
Through intentional partnerships, inclusive leadership, and a continuous commitment to listening and learning, we work to ensure our work reflects the values of justice, dignity, and belonging. Our programs are designed to meet communities where they are, uplifting intergenerational wellness, education, cultural preservation, and economic empowerment. This is not a single initiative but a guiding principle woven into every aspect of our mission and operations.
Organization name
Intertribal Community Council of Texas
other names
ICCT
Causes
Community Improvement
Operating Budget
Less than $100,000
Counties Served
Dallas, Tarrant
BIPOC Serving
Native American
BIPOC Leadership
Both the Executive Director/CEO and Board Chair
Address
P.O. Box 226303