"Chance Rush has been coming to the Seminole Communities in Florida for several years now. He has utilized his ability to motivate students and parents in a way that has allowed him to become truly connected to the Seminoles. He has a phenomenal ability to articulate the truth about the stigma placed on Indian Communities and Indian people, while also providing the audience with the necessary tools and thoughts on how to rise above these stigmas and how to be proud of who you are and to always go after your goals no matter what hurdles life has put before you. Chance has left his footprint in the Seminole Tribe's communities and in the hearts of many of the parents and children. His words of wisdom and his natural ability to bring a smile to your face have made him a life long friend of our people."

Eddie Hamilton, Supervisor
RESpECT Program
Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes
ehamilton@c-a-tribes.org
PH:(405) 422-7570 office

"Mr. Chance Rush has been a part of the RESpECT program's effort to bring positive messages and a positive image to our youth. Mr. Rush has worked with our program for the past three years by coming into our various Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribal communities speaking to the youth about finding their true identities as native people and choosing the positive path in their life's journey. It's never a dull moment when he is around, and smiles from the kids' faces are always in abundance when he speaks to them. It is a real honor for our program to have this on-going relationship with Mr. Rush and we look forward to a long and happy journey with him. Ha Ho! (Thank you)."

GinaMarie Scarpa
Managing Partner
NABI
Phoenix, AZ 85002-5606
O- 480-446-7052

"Chance Rush has been NABI's MC since our inception in 2003. His ability to energize the crowds, that come out to the NABI games, has been one of the reason NABI has become successful and the largest all Native American Basketball tournament in North America. Because of his many talents and his ability to speak positive messages to the youth he reaches nationally, he became NABI's official spokesman in 2008. I look forward to working with Chance in the many years to come."