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NJOMA Donations
NJOMA Donations
The National Johnson-O'Malley Association, Inc. was formed as a nonprofit, educational organization and our purposes are shared below.
NJOMA would greatly appreciate donations of any amount to help us continue to work toward our educational goals. NJOMA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization so your donation is 100% Tax-Deductible.
Online Credit Card Donations:
For your convenience we've provided the option to donate online with a credit card. Please click the appropriate "Donate Now" button for the amount you would like to give and complete the online donation form.
Check or Money Order Donations:
If you'd rather choose to donate a specific amount, you can pay by check or money order. Make checks payable to:
National Johnson-O'Malley Association
Mail Donations To:
NJOMA, PO Box 919
Snowflake, AZ 85937
If you have questions about your donation, please contact
us at 928-536-4156 Ext. 7725 or accounting@njoma.com.
Purposes:
To create an effective forum for discussion of educational and related matters of mutual concern among the members of the educational community.
To mutually develop standards of educational excellence for Indian students served by the educational programs within the United States.
To maintain appropriate lines of communication and collaborative efforts with other public, private, tribal and federal educators and educational programs.
To maintain formal liaisons with Tribal, State and Federal governmental agencies and other educational organizations, including but not limited to National Congress of American Indians, National Indian Education Association and other alliance organizations.
To advocate for Johnson-O'Malley Programs and the rights of Indian children from 3 years old through twelfth grade.
The National Johnson-O'Malley Association, Inc. was formed as a nonprofit, educational organization and our purposes are shared below.
NJOMA would greatly appreciate donations of any amount to help us continue to work toward our educational goals. NJOMA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization so your donation is 100% Tax-Deductible.
Online Credit Card Donations:
For your convenience we've provided the option to donate online with a credit card. Please click the appropriate "Donate Now" button for the amount you would like to give and complete the online donation form.
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Check or Money Order Donations:
If you'd rather choose to donate a specific amount, you can pay by check or money order. Make checks payable to:
National Johnson-O'Malley Association
Mail Donations To:
NJOMA, PO Box 919
Snowflake, AZ 85937
If you have questions about your donation, please contact
us at 928-536-4156 Ext. 7725 or accounting@njoma.com.
Purposes:
To create an effective forum for discussion of educational and related matters of mutual concern among the members of the educational community. To mutually develop standards of educational excellence for Indian students served by the educational programs within the United States. To maintain appropriate lines of communication and collaborative efforts with other public, private, tribal and federal educators and educational programs. To maintain formal liaisons with Tribal, State and Federal governmental agencies and other educational organizations, including but not limited to National Congress of American Indians, National Indian Education Association and other alliance organizations. To advocate for Johnson-O'Malley Programs and the rights of Indian children from 3 years old through twelfth grade.|
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