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JDA donates 5% of our profits to various non-profit organizations each year including…
AnySoldier.com
JDA used this organization to find 6 deserving Soldiers and Marines to "adopt" during their tours in theater. Currently 5 of our people are home and one is still oversees. JDA will be getting new adoptees in the next months. While adopted, our Soldiers and Marines get care packages for themselves and their units, cards, emails, appreciation and prayers.
To see this wonderful organization please visit AnySoldier.com
Archeway Academy
Archway Academy is an important school that offers a supportive, sober environment for students recovering from alcohol and drug addiction. Before Archway, no school in Houston addressed the unique needs of this special group. On Wednesday, May 28th, 2008, 25 seniors received their diplomas from Archway Academy - the largest graduating class to date.
American Red Cross
American Red Cross is a long-term charity providing relief to victims of disaster, blood to hospital patients, health and safety training to the public, or emergency social services to U.S. military families.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Houston
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Houston is the area's premier one-to-one youth mentoring organization, serving children for almost 60 years.
Boys & Girls Country
Boys and Girls Country is a Christian Home, providing children from families in crisis with love, security, a sense of self worth and opportunities to prepare them for a successful life.
Christian Children's Fund
Christian Children's Fund understands that poverty is a complex problem, and has more than 65 years of experience in identifying and addressing the root causes of poverty. Within the context of alleviating child poverty, vulnerability and deprivation, CCF creates programs in a variety of different areas that provide practical assistance to impoverished communities and plant the seeds of self-sufficiency.
Christian Foundation for Children and Aging
Christian Foundation for Children and Againg is grounded in the Gospel call to serve the poor, CFCA is a lay Catholic organization working with persons of all faith traditions to create a worldwide community of compassion and service.
The Council on Alcohol & Drug Houston
The Council on Alcohol and Drugs Houston can help anyone at any time with any issue related to alcohol or drugs. We do this through prevention, intervention, outpatient treatment and aftercare, education and outreach.
We reach people at home, at school, at work and in the community and meet individuals, families and businesses where they are in the cycle of addiction, from non-use, to addiction, to recovery.
Covenant House
Covenant House International is the largest privately-funded agency in the Americas providing shelter and other services to homeless, runaway and throwaway youth.
Every year as one of JDA's donations to the organiztion, JDA buys a table at the annual ball. It is a fun time shared by a serious cause. We welcome our participation in this organization.
Harkins House
Harkins House is a non-profit organization that endeavors to be a safe place for young women facing unplanned pregnancies. This home is challenged to be an alternative to abortion. As we make every effort to meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of young women-they are able to make informed decisions that affect not only their life but the lives of their unborn children. The objective to help these young women experience an unplanned pregnancy with dignity, has become a reality.
Houston Symphony
Founded in 1913, the Houston Symphony is one of America's oldest performing arts organizations, with a rich history of musical excellence. The orchestra has experienced steady artistic growth under the direction of distinguished leaders such as Ernst Hoffmann (1936-47), Efrem Kurtz (1948-54), Ferenc Fricsay (1954), Leopold Stokowski (1955-61), Sir John Barbirolli (1961-67), Andre Previn (1967-69), Lawrence Foster (1971-78), Sergiu Comissiona (1979-88) and Christoph Eschenbach (1988-99). Maestro Hans Graf, who took the podium in September 2001, is the Houston Symphony's 15th music director.
Museum of Fine Arts, Houton
Museum of Fine Arts Houston offers to let you learn what has grown out of the "Houston Public School Art League" organized by a group of Houstonians over a hundred years ago for the "encouragement of art and culture in the public school system."
NACCB Open Door Scholarship Foundation for technology students at the University of Houston
The Open Door Scholarship Foundation's vision is to improve people's lives by encouraging and enabling them to enter our great industry. A stronger IT industry will, in turn, help America to remain the world leader in technology.
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