SMNA Name Change
SMNA is now a 501(c)3!!!!!
The SMNA Board has been working hard to transition our non-profit designation from 501(c)4 to 501(c)3 and we finally got our new designation. The Board wishes to express its gratitude to Treasurer, Martin Groen, for his focus and dedication toward this effort over the past several months. What this means now is that our organization can pursue grant funding for special projects. It also makes your financial contributions tax-deductible!!
We have also officially changed our name to San Martin Neighborhood Association. This is a subtle change made necessary by our new designation.
Your generous contributions help us with the various activities, tasks, and projects required to fulfill our mission of protecting San Martin’s rural atmosphere, supporting positive controlled growth, promoting neighborhood identity and vitality, ensuring an influential voice in the local governing body, to providing members with information so they can take an active, informed role in finding viable solutions to our neighborhood concerns.
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Make A Pledge Today & Support SMNA! We’re pleased to offer two ‘Thank You’ gifts, in appreciation for your SMNA donations.
$25–49 Donation: San Martin, Then & Now book— Authored by San Martin resident, Donna Brodsky & published by SMNA
$50+ Donation: A Yellow Mesh Safety Vest, imprinted with ‘San Martin VOLUNTEER’, and the Book, San Martin, Then & Now
Thank you for your contribution which will help to sustain our non-profit and enable us meet the goals and objectives of our Mission Statement. San Martin Neighborhood Association (SMNA) is a 501(c)3.
Our primary focus is the development of land, in keeping with the rural characteristics of San Martin. Your support helps our vital organization to address local and regional issues, & to participate in making this community the best it can be.
Make Your Pledge Today & receive a very special ‘Thank You’:
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Mission for SMNA is to protect San Martin’s rural atmosphere, support positive controlled growth, promote neighborhood identity and vitality, ensure an influential voice in the local governing body, to provide members with information so they can take an active, informed role in finding viable solutions to our neighborhood concerns.
Objectives • Monitor commercial and industrial growth. • Encourage new development to be local serving. • Research ways to provide residents with an influential voice. • Participate in local revitalization projects, the local governing body, and community activities. • Keep SMNA members informed regarding local issues and events.
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