K-Bar Ranches

The K-Bar Ranches cover over 5,000 acres of Tribal properties, on which are managed over 4,000 head of cattle, large alfalfa and wheat crops, and most recently crops of sugar beets. Those who manage these properties cover a wide range of duties that take care of the Tribal lands. K-Bar Ranches run 2,500 head of cattle in Douglas County, and another 1,500 head on the ranch in Jackson County.

Seven Feathers Truck and Travel

Interstate 5, Exit 99 – (541) 839-4868
Terry Weidemier, General Manager

Brand new in 2002, located on I-5 at Exit 99 across from the Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort, Seven Feathers Truck and Travel Center is a full-service, modern travel center with amenities for professional drivers, tourists, and travelers, including fuel discounts, tires, a private drivers’ lounge and shower rooms, and a mini-mart with a deli.

Anvil Northwest

2042 NE Airport Road
Roseburg Oregon, 97470
PHONE: (541) 673-6098
FAX: (541) 673-6193
EMAIL: info@anvilnorthwest.com

Anvil Northwest is a creative agency that specializes in graphic design, web design, and printing.
Founded in 2013, they currently have clients throughout the west coast area.

Umpqua Indian Utility Cooperative

Umpqua Indian Utility Cooperative is the first utility in the Northwest both owned and operated by an Indian tribe. UIUC feeds BPA preference power to the Seven Feathers Hotel, Casino, and 24-Hour Restaurant, as well as the Seven Feathers Truck and Travel Center.

Canyon Cubbyholes

270 Gazely Bridge Rd.
Canyonville, Or 97417
541.839.4737

Canyonville Cubbyholes offers on-site management and conscientious customer service in their location just off I-5, near the Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort.  Come store your valuable possessions in Canyonville Cubbyholes’ secure miniature self-storage lockers.

The Cow Creek Foundation

Like many Native American cultures, the Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Indians has a time-honored tradition of giving back to the communities in which they live and work. In 1997, the Tribe formalized this tradition of philanthropy by establishing the Cow Creek Foundation to make and distribute grants.

The mission of the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation is to offer assistance in youth education, to strengthen the home and family, to provide positive youth development, and to add to the quality of life for people in the community. The Foundation awards up to $15,000 per grant and prefers to make small grants that will make a real impact on the project or for the sponsoring program.

Each year, the Cow Creek Umpqua Indian Foundation awards nearly one million dollars in grants to community non-profit organizations in Douglas, Coos, Lane, Deschutes, Klamath, Jackson and Josephine Counties.

Takelma Roasting Company

The Takelma Roasting Company produces specialty grade coffee from sustainable sources, as they “aim to craft a quality product while considering the effects our actions are having on our world.” The Takelma Roasting Company provides all the coffee sold and served at the Seven Feathers Hotel, Casino, and 24-hour restaurant; the Seven Feathers Truck and Travel Center; and all other Tribally-owned businesses, and sell their coffee from their website.