1. PLEASANT, Mich - The Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant reports on its Facebook page they will remain open despite Governor Gretchen Whitmer announcing new.
2. Soaring Eagle Waterpark and Hotel is adjacent to The Retreat, Soaring Eagle Casino & Resort is 1.5 miles away, and Waabooz Run Golf Course is a very short chip shot. The Retreat at Soaring Eagle is your sanctuary from average.

A Public Charity Honoring Northern Cheyenne Elders

PLEASANT, Mich - The Soaring Eagle Casino in Mt. Pleasant reports on its Facebook page they will remain open despite Governor Gretchen Whitmer announcing new COVID-19 restriction from the.

At Soaring Eagle, our primary focus is to help Northern Cheyenne Elders carry on their traditions and continue to teach those traditions to younger generations. We have constructed an assisted living facility in the rolling hills grasslands of Montana, in the heart of the Tongue River Valley. The Heritage Living Center provides a comfortable residence for those elders who might otherwise have had to leave their community and relocate to nursing homes hundreds of miles away.

Greatest Needs

Hot Water Repairs

$0 donated of
$17,000 goal.

Help us make repairs to our hot water heaters and install an electric hot water heater as a back up to the loss of propane.

Five Apartment Heat Pump Replacements

$0 donated of
$13,500 goal.

Parking Driveway Safety

$119,00 donated of
$100,000 goal.

Project completed. Thank you!

Upcoming Events

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The Northern Cheyenne are a proud people and once-fierce warriors who streamed across the Great Plains. Their cultural heritage is a rich one, with many of the stories held in the hearts and minds of the tribe’s elders.

Father Emmett

In the mid 1950s, Father Emmett Hoffmann was sent to southeastern Montana to the little-known St. Labre Mission. What he found were people living in heart-wrenching poverty. For more than 40 years, Father Emmett ministered 0003to the people of St. Labre while working to raise awareness and funds for the Northern Cheyenne people. His fundraising work led to the building of schools, homes and churches as well as to the creation of safe water systems.

Newsletters

Each one of our newsletters contains information about what’s happening at Soaring Eagle, stories from tribal elders and fond memories of the past. It also helps you see how the donations we receive go to help the men and women we serve. We invite you to read our most recent newsletters, and if you’d like to receive future issues, we hope you’ll sign up below.

Download Winter 2020 Issue

Soaring Eagle Lodge

Download Fall 2019 Issue

Soaring Eagle Waterpark

Soaring Eagle is a 501(c)(3) organization unaffiliated with any tribe or religion, and we receive no federal funding. We depend solely on the support of generous donors who share our vision and our commitment to honoring Native American history and heritage.