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Giving is one way to take part in reciprocity.

Your support helps sustain Jakon Nete’s community, along with our ecological, educational, and cultural initiatives connected to our relationships in Peru.


The Easiest Way

Give Online

The easiest way to give is through Zeffy, our giving platform. Zeffy covers all processing fees, so 100% of your donation reaches Jakon Nete. You will have the option to add a tip (not required), which supports Zeffy's platform directly.

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Questions

Questions

Is Jakon Nete a 501(c)(3), and are donations tax-deductible?

Yes. Jakon Nete is a New Mexico faith-based nonprofit recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.

Charitable contributions to Jakon Nete are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

For contributions connected with our religious activities, any benefits provided are intended to consist solely of intangible religious benefits. Donors receive an acknowledgment of their contribution and should consult their own tax advisor regarding their individual circumstances.

Yes. Zeffy is the simplest way to give, because it passes on the full amount with no processing fees, but you are welcome to use whichever of these suits you best.

Venmo: @JakonNete
PayPal: Give via PayPal

Checks can be made payable to Jakon Nete and mailed to:
Jakon Nete
1424 Santa Rosa Dr
Santa Fe, NM 87505

General support gives Jakon Nete the greatest flexibility to respond to current needs and opportunities.

Contributions may help sustain gatherings, venues, meals, travel, compensation and support for teachers and Spiritual Leaders, administration, community and integration resources, educational work, reciprocity initiatives, and other activities that further our religious and charitable purposes.

Unrestricted support is particularly valuable because it allows the Board to direct resources where they can be most useful.

Yes. Our giving form asks what inspired you to make your donation, and you are welcome to name an area of our work there, such as Reciprocity, Access and Scholarships, Integration and Community Care, or general support. You can also write to us at connect@jakonnete.org and we will note your preference.

These are treated as donor preferences rather than legally restricted gifts. They help us understand what aspects of the work matter most to our supporters and guide how resources are allocated.

Jakon Nete retains full discretion and control over all contributions and is responsible for ensuring that funds are used in furtherance of our religious and charitable purposes. If a particular initiative is fully funded, changes, or can no longer be pursued, the Board may apply contributions to another area of the mission where they can be used responsibly.

Yes. Jakon Nete can receive support from donor-advised funds, private and family foundations, and other philanthropic institutions, subject to the policies and requirements of the grantmaking organization.

If a foundation or other grantmaker proposes specific grant restrictions or reporting requirements, Jakon Nete will review those terms before accepting the grant to ensure they are consistent with our mission and governance responsibilities.

We are happy to provide nonprofit documentation and other due-diligence materials upon request.

Absolutely.

We welcome conversations with individuals, families, foundations, donor-advised fund holders, and other partners who would like to understand Jakon Nete, our work in the United States and Peru, or a particular area of development in greater depth.

A conversation can also help us understand what inspires your support while making sure any proposed gift structure is appropriate for Jakon Nete. Get in touch and we will arrange a time to talk.

Our Governance and Transparency page provides information about our Board of Directors, nonprofit status, financial stewardship, and governing documents.


Jakon Nete is a registered 501(c)(3) faith-based organization. EIN 33-4200906. 

Charitable contributions to Jakon Nete are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.

Méniti

méniti: /mɘ.ni.ti/ “muh-knee-tea”

transitive verb [from ship. me- in the hand + níati to put] : to give <Énribira ménikasai jáweki. I also want to give something.>