The Everett Freeman Promise Neighborhood (“Corning Promise”) initiative concluded in June 2025. The Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indian Tribe remains committed to advancing the mission of ensuring every child has the opportunity to succeed, while carrying forward the legacy built in partnership with its regional partners.
Storytelling
These stories share how we are making an impact in the community
The Everett Freeman Promise Neighborhood Legacy Report
City Of Corning Junior Giants – Building Health, Character, and Community Through Baseball
Building Community Through Dance – The Corning Country Cardettes Impact
Building Community Through Basketball – A City Of Corning Recreation Program
Impact Report
The summary data report highlights the progress to date and the implementation of solutions in the place-based Everett Freeman Promise Neighborhood (“Corning Promise”) initiative. Read more.
Interconnectedness
We work together to transform community
Community
A collaborative and giving spirit is the hallmark of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, evidenced by their collaboration with and investment in the Corning community. Read More...
Education
The Corning community has a rich history of resilience, cooperation and innovation. As it looks to a brighter future in a globalizing economy, we use these same principles that have served us so well to prepare for a world we can't even imagine. Read More...
Tribal Partnership
The Corning Promise is part of the enduring legacy of Everett Freeman (1931-2010), an elder of the Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians who led the efforts of the tribe to regain federal re-recognition of his community in 1994. Read More...