Summer Raffle 2023 - Winners
Daphne Hofeldt of Rock Springs, Wyoming was our grand prize winner, and will receive the intricate and beautifully hand-crafted "Reversible Zuni Choker and Earrings" sterling silver jewelry set by Zuni artist Smokey Gchachu.
Jane Tintle of Center Moriches, New York won the incredible peubloan pottery piece by J.L. Fragua. The "Jemez Pueblo Storyteller Holding Nine Kids" is a stunning example of the traditional storyteller style of pottery.
Paul Dupont of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania has won the stunning "Ship Rock" acrylic painting on canvas by the acclaimed Navajo and Hopi artist J.C. Black.
Last, but not least, Michael Weatherford of Hachita, New Mexico was our winner of the beautifully framed lithograph print titled "Navajo Rainbow" by R.C. Gorman.
We are so grateful to all of our SWIF Family who participated this year. Your ticket purchases will have a major impact on SWIF's San Isidro Farms. All of you have such a kind heart and charitable soul, and we cannot thank each one of you enough for all that you do to help our Native American brothers and sisters. Thank you.
May YOU Always Walk in Beauty,
Bill McCarthy, CEO (and the entire SWIF Team)
P.S. - A quick shoutout and thank you to Noelle, one of our warehouse packers, who took a minute to draw this year's winners!
Jane Tintle of Center Moriches, New York won the incredible peubloan pottery piece by J.L. Fragua. The "Jemez Pueblo Storyteller Holding Nine Kids" is a stunning example of the traditional storyteller style of pottery.
Paul Dupont of Phoenixville, Pennsylvania has won the stunning "Ship Rock" acrylic painting on canvas by the acclaimed Navajo and Hopi artist J.C. Black.
Last, but not least, Michael Weatherford of Hachita, New Mexico was our winner of the beautifully framed lithograph print titled "Navajo Rainbow" by R.C. Gorman.
We are so grateful to all of our SWIF Family who participated this year. Your ticket purchases will have a major impact on SWIF's San Isidro Farms. All of you have such a kind heart and charitable soul, and we cannot thank each one of you enough for all that you do to help our Native American brothers and sisters. Thank you.
May YOU Always Walk in Beauty,
Bill McCarthy, CEO (and the entire SWIF Team)
P.S. - A quick shoutout and thank you to Noelle, one of our warehouse packers, who took a minute to draw this year's winners!