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Donate today via Zelle: [email protected]
(Please include your email in the Zelle memo so that we can send you an acknowledgement)
For Canadian donation please visit this page
Credit Card and Online Payments
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Alternatively you can send us funds via ACH or a wire transfer
For this option please email us for the information: [email protected]
Checks can be mailed to the NAMTA office as well:
1302 East Collins Blvd, Suite 111
Richardson, TX 75081
FAQ
Why is Zelle preferred?
100% of the proceeds go to NAMTA instead of being eaten up in credit card and other fees. And it is easy to use, most US banks are signed up with Zelle, and to send us money you just need to add us as a recipient using the email above.
Is my donation tax-deductible?
Yes! Our EIN number is 92-3930315 and we are exempt from federal income tax under Internal Revenue Code (IRC) Section 501(c)(3).
Do you accept Credit and Debit Cards and CashApp?
Yes, please use the Stripe payment link above for Credit, Debit cards, and CashApp payments.
Can I donate to NAMTA through my employer?
Yes, we have partnered with Benevity which is used by most workplaces for charitable donation-management. Please search for NAMTA or North American Manipur Tribal Association in your company’s Benevity portal. Your company might even be able to match your donation, please check with your benefits administrator.
Suggested donation amounts for NAMTA members and founding members:
- Founding patron – $1,000
- Founding member – $500
- NAMTA Member – $100
- Supporters and well wishers – any amount is appreciated!
Friends and allies, every single dollar counts. Thank you! Donations are now tax deductible!
NAMTA IRS EIN number: 92-3930315
Thank you to everyone who has already donated!
Your support will make a significant difference in rehabilitating victims of ethnic violence in Manipur, India. By offering your compassion, you can help rebuild lives, homes, and heal the enduring trauma they have experienced.
Why did you donate to NAMTA today?
Support
Families have lost their loved ones, beaten to death in front of them, shot to death, hurt and injured.
There are funerals to plan, injured to tend to, and the mental trauma that that comes from being under attack is just beginning.
Restoration
When you left the house in a hurry with only the clothes on your back or a small bag, how do you rebuild?
Some people don’t have all their documents. Clothes, jewelry, electronics, pots and pans, pictures, photo albums, homework, school work… all is gone.
In many instances, the mob returned with a truck. They tried on clothes, carted off furniture.
Food, Water, Medicines
Overnight over 25,000 had to go into hiding, were hunted by rampaging mobs before they could get to safety.
Safety was a makeshift camp in a police station, army barracks, at a university, with a neighbor.
Camps do not have basic facilities, do not have enough water and food, and were attacked by the mobs.
The police and army are trying their best, but they themselves are under attack.
Rebuilding
The count continues to grow as we get more information.
Churches, the source of comfort for people in their time of need themselves cannot provide that much needed help.