The program offers a specially-designed jacket exclusively to Chickasaw veterans.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen, veteran and a first-time recipient of a Chickasaw veteran jacket.

This program allows Chickasaw veterans to receive up to $50 for reimbursement of costs for a single U.S. car tag, including specialty tags.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen, veteran and live in the United States.

The Chickasaw White House was home to Chickasaw Governor Douglas Henry Johnston and his family from 1898 to 1971. Today, group tours of this preserved historic site are available to the public by reservation and are limited to 14 people per tour.

The Chickasaw Young Artist Studio provides students ages 12-18 with resources in varied art media and studio time with credentialed teachers. Participants will have opportunities for competition, portfolio enrichment and mentorship.

Chickasaw Youth Clubs (CYC) provide a safe space to learn and grow through after-school programs and school break activities in Sulphur and Tishomingo, Oklahoma.

CAAIP is an adult Chickasaw language immersion program for novice learners who are paired with master-level fluent Chickasaw speakers and proficient second language speakers of Chickasaw. Through structured immersion approaches, this language program creates new Chickasaw language teachers.

Chickasaw youth are immersed in Chickasaw culture during interactive youth camp. Participants will engage in various cultural activities, including traditional games, stomp dancing, crafts and learning the Chickasaw language.

Applicants must be a Chickasaw citizen 8-14 years of age.

Chikasha Alhiha' "Basketball Showcase" provides high school athletes an opportunity to exhibit their basketball talents and abilities in front of college coaches. 

Demonstrate softball talents and abilities to college coaches.

Applications are open to Chickasaw citizens, First Americans and dependents of Chickasaw Nation employees.