I have known Charles Ritchie, the advisor for the Kwahadis for more years than either of us care to remember. Since we met it has been one of my goals to work with and to be a part of them. Now that I live in Amarillo, Texas I’m able to do just that: be a part of the Kwahadis.

To tell you a little about them, I’ve gone to their website and copied the following.

The Kwahadi Dancers...

The Kwahadi Dancers are officially Venture Crew 9 of the Golden Spread Council of the Boy Scouts of America, and Troop 99 of the Girl Scouts of Texas Oklahoma Plains Council. We are sponsored by Kwahadi Heritage, Inc., a nonprofit 501c3 corporation.

We believe participation in Scouting...

Will provide many worthwhile life experiences and growth opportunities for youth and volunteer adults. Our two goals are, most importantly, for each boy/girl to earn the rank of Eagle Scout  or Gold Award in his/her own troop, and also to earn the rank of Chief. We want to provide fun and worthwhile activities which enable adults and youth to work together. We believe an exciting way for adults and youth to work together is through the preparation and presentation of our folk art shows. Performing before live audiences provides thrilling and stimulating environments in which to practice important life skills such as teamwork, planning, cooperation, responsibility, and leadership.

You can see more of them at their website:

Kwahadi.com