East River Horizons Team, Inc. (Horizons) is an organized non-profit. Horizons’ mission is to facilitate multi-cultural relationships where individuals experience reconciliation, nurture the capacity for culturally relevant leadership, and create mutual strategies that result in action for change.

Three program initiatives include dialogue, trust, and leadership. The Bush Foundation substantially funds progress in each of these areas. Lead partners in Horizons work include SDSU Extension and Wagner Community Memorial Hospital - Avera.

Executive Board Members:

Amy Doom, President
Yelle Turner, Vice President
Pam Redlightning, Secretary
Tiffany Hrdlicka, Treasurer
Becca Redlightning, Member
Jolene Redlightning, Member
Emily Pieper, Bridge Flandreau

Advisory Board Members:
Vince Two Eagles
Patty Flying Hawk
Freeman Network of Peace & Justice Committee

Accounting:
Bechen & Co.

Ann Metzger, former Board Member:
A true friend and mentor to so many, may she rest in peace and have a safe journey.
Our sincerest condolences to her family.

     The East River Horizons Team, Inc. is an outgrowth of a grant the community of Wagner received through the Northwest Area Foundation in 2008.  The Horizons project is a community leadership program designed for small, rural towns aimed at reducing poverty.  Horizons has empowered local citizens to make changes so that life may be better for all community members.  The East River Horizons Team incorporated in November of 2010 with the intent of broadening the spectrum of support it offers the community of Wagner and the surrounding area.  It was created to promote and preserve the areas of multi-cultural heritage and to allow the community to meet its fullest potential therein.