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Welcome to the National Day of the Cowboy 501(c)3 nonprofit organization.

Important!

The Ninth Annual National Day of the Cowboy is
Saturday, July 27, 2013

Click on our Donate button to make a charitable contribution in any amount, to our nonprofit organization – National Day of the Cowboy, through Paypal, a secure way to send money across the internet via credit or debit card. We cannot succeed without your help.

We also accept donations by check or money order.
Mail to:
National Day of the Cowboy
PO Box 25298
Prescott Valley, AZ 86312.

Please keep us in mind when holding Natonal Day of the Cowboy events in your community and considering nonprofit recipients for charitable donations from your event. Your tax deductible contributions enable us to continue the crusade to establish the fourth Saturday in July as a permanent day of honor for the Cowboy and Cowgirl through state legislatures and Congress, and to promote the preservation of pioneer heritage and cowboy culture. This is a 100% grass roots effort with a 100% volunteer staff.Contact us at info@nationaldayofthecowboy.com if you have any questions about how donations are utilized.

Thank you from the National Day of the Cowboy 501(c)3 organization!

Utah Cowboy & Western artist, Don Weller

Don Weller to illustrate 2013 National Day of the Cowboy Hatch poster

Even as a boy in Washington, renowned American illustrator and painter, Don Weller, was already drawing horses and cowboys. When he was out, exploring on his horse, he rode along the banks of the Palouse River or over the rolling hills that surrounded his home near Pullman. He roped calves in high school rodeos and …

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Sedona, AZ, National Day of the Cowboy.

2103 National Day of the Cowboy gaining solid ground

  After more than eight years of working to secure permanent passage of a National Day for the Cowboy, six states have now passed the National Day of the Cowboy bill in perpetuity; Wyoming, California, New Mexico, Arizona, Oklahoma and Oregon. We’ve also secured a 2013 proclamation or resolution from Kentucky, Indiana, Texas, Tennessee and …

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