A Big Thank You to the 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair Sponsors

A Very Big Thank You.

That’s the message from the 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair (NNF)

Manager, Frederick H. White.

With just weeks to go, White, new fair board members, and many new event

coordinators hit the ground running and began planning and procuring

sponsorships for the“Oldest and Most Traditional Navajo Nation Fair.”

It was a tall order for NNF officials, but with a lot of faith, dedication and

working endless hours behind the scenes, former sponsors and new sponsors began

donating in-kind services such as the use of farm equipment to donating radio

broadcast of the NNF events prior to the NNF to donating in-kind broadband

service for the NNF to direct donations.

White noted, “On behalf of the 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair Board,

event coordinators and myself, I would like to extend a very grateful appreciation

to all the sponsors of this year’s 113th Annual Northern Navajo Fair. We value

your in-kind services and direct contribution that celebrates the beautiful Navajo

heritage and this time-honored tradition.”

An event of this magnitude takes many partners and a very large team effort

to make it come to fruition.

White stated that sponsorships help stimulate the local Navajo Nation

economy and provide a venue for the Navajo people to show their pride to the

world.

White added, “We truly appreciate your investment to make the 113th

Northern Navajo Fair possible and a resounding success. Your sponsorship

exemplifies your commitment to partnership, which helps build up our community

here on the Navajo Nation. It has been an honor and a privilege to work with all of

you. We deeply value your partnership and look forward to working together to

make next year’s fair even better.”

Thank you to our sponsors: Navajo Nation Division of Children and Family

Services; KNDN Radio; KTNN Radio; Gaadii’ahi To’koi Chapter; Stotz

Equipment; Aces Equipment & Supply; Cholla Cattle Company; Navajo

Engineering & Construction Authority; Navajo Tribal Utility Authority; Capital

Energy Resources; Navajo Office of the Speaker; Navajo Transitional Energy

Company; CKP; Greenview; Invenergy; AMERICAS Broadband; Navajo Tourism

Department; Monument Hospitality; Navajo Oil & Gas Company; Arizona Public

Service; Navajo Agriculture Products Industry; High Country; Dine Development

Corporation, Naat’aanii Restaurant and the Navajo Nation Division of Health.