Thunder Valley Community Development Corp.

Thunder Valley Community Development Corp.

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Sergei Akimtsev
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I'm delighted to express my satisfaction with Thunder Valley Community Development Corp! They have been doing a fantastic job in the community. The website thundervalley.org provides all the necessary details, making it easier for people to connect.

Leanne O'Regan
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I would like to share my wonderful experience with Thunder Valley Community Development Corp. Their website is really helpful in getting information and their staff is very professional and always willing to assist. Highly recommended!

Igor Ryzhikov
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I have nothing but positive things to say about Thunder Valley Community Development Corp. Their dedication to serving the community is evident in their work. The website, thundervalley.org, is user-friendly and provides valuable information.

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About Thunder Valley Community Development Corp.

Thunder Valley is located in the northern part of the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation between Sharps Corner and Rockyford. We are just a few miles off of being physically located in the geographic center of the Oglala Lakota Nation. The heart of this winding valley was formed over thousands of years as Porcupine Creek carved its way through the grass-covered hills at the edge of the badlands of South Dakota. It was long ago in this region the Lakota people, originated, having spread out and flourished in the 18th and 19th centuries. The origins of the name Thunder Valley have long been forgotten, and until recently, only the elders and old ranchers still used the name Thunder Valley. Now the name is synonymous with an amazing renaissance of traditional values and cultural pride.