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CMA
Education Foundation
Milestone!
(Aug. 26, 2011) The Connecticut Maritime Association ("CMA")
is pleased to announce that the I.R.S. has recognized the
CMA Education Foundation as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit
educational association. As such, the Foundation is able
to accept tax-deductible contributions in order to fund
its mission to promote and support maritime-related education.
What
We Do - If you are familiar with the CMA, you know our
dedication to the maritime industry and its future leaders.
We fund scholarships, host maritime career fairs and subsidize
internships with maritime companies. Last year, we provided
over $50,000 of direct financial assistance to deserving
students and interns.
We
Need Your Support - The CMA will supply the Foundation
some seed capital, but it's not enough to grow the Foundation.
We need your support to continue our mission and increase
the level of financial assistance that we provide to the
maritime community! Please consider a donation today.
The
Foundation will actively solicit additional funding (individual
and corporate) from the maritime industry and its supporters.
The CMA Education Foundation welcomes gifts made by check,
money order or credit card. Additionally, you can donate
gifts of securities (stock, bonds, and mutual funds) and
make bequests to the Foundation. Please be sure to have
your company match your gift!
To
support the Foundation, please click here.
Get
Involved - In addition to donors, we also need doers.
We welcome your comments and/or involvement. Please contact
us if you have questions or would like to get involved in
one of our activities.
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"The
creation of this charitable CMA Education Foundation
strengthens CMA's commitment to maritime education,
provides an opportunity for growth in outreach and
meaningful financial support, and ensures a self-
sustaining future. This endeavor has been 27 years
in the making, and I am thrilled to see it become
a reality. Each member of CMA should be equally
as proud."
Beth
Wilson-Jordan,
CMA President, March 9, 2011
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