The celebration of the opening of the Dreamcatcher Raynham subdivision was a wonderful time as the Lumbee Tribe officially opened the second Dreamcatcher


community. Dreamcatcher Raynham is an ongoing development, which will include 30 homes and one administrative office. The Dreamcatcher homes are rental properties, which offer affordable housing to Lumbee families. The first families to receive keys to the first homes were truly happy and the Lumbee People share in their joy. The guest speakers were Mark Butterfield, Administrator of HUD's Eastern Woodlands Office of Native American Programs and Krisa M. Johnson, Director of the Office of Loan Guarantee in the Office of Native American Programs.


Ribbon Cutting New Homes Dreamcatcher Raynham


Tribal Chairman John Lowery joins Tribal Council members Yvonne Dial, Rudy Locklear and Nanci Locklear to cut the Ribbon at Dreamcatcher Raynham


Tribal Chairman John Lowery joins Tribal Council members Yvonne Dial, Rudy Locklear and Nanci Locklear to cut the Ribbon at Dreamcatcher Raynham


Mark Butterfield, Administrator of HUD's Eastern Woodlands Office of Native American Programs, talks about the Lumbee Housing Program


Alexis


Carter and Tyee Sampson look at their new kitchen in their home in the


Dreamcatcher Raynham Subdivision


The Dreamcatcher Raynham Subdivision opened doors for families like Alexis and Tyee Sampson. Like many young families in the Lumbee Tribal territory, they were seeking more reasonable housing for their family. The family now has a beautiful home which includes a garage.


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