Neighbors Pledge
A portion of the proceeds earned from TNA products will be donated to nonprofit organizations, programs and initiatives educating the community and youth about the design profession.
First pledge: BAM Miami.
The Black Architects in the Making (BAM) program enhances students knowledge about the architecture profession. BAM was started in Miami and has since planted a program in Orlando, and is working on planting other programs in Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Tallahassee, and Jacksonville. BAM informs, mentors, interns, provides scholarships, and opportunities for employment to students of color who are interested in pursuing an architecture career.
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BAM Miami
BAM Miami is a community outreach program of AIA Miami, Miami Center of Architecture and Design (MCAD), and MCHarry Associates Inc. The program is supported financially by grants and donations from several firms in the South Florida Area. The first workshop started in 2016 and to date it has impacted the lives of over 500 students.
Donations to BAM Miami will help with the advancement of the mentorship, scholarships and virtual workshops in 2021 .
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Organizations rely on your donations.
Be sure to support these programs and initiatives.
Tools & Tiaras
Tools & Tiaras Inc is committed to advancing the interest of young girls and women who want to pursue non-traditional careers. T&T motivate young girls and women who dream of having a career in the male-dominated construction industry, encouraging young girls and women already in the field to expand their horizon and set them on a path to the peak of their careers.
Ecco Studios
ECCO Studios (Empower Create Construct Orchestrate) is a 501c3 non-profit organization that offers accessible architecture, design, sustainability and urban planning training and resources to underserved youth and communities.
Juxtaposition Arts
For over two decades Juxtaposition Arts has mentored North Minneapolis youth artists with the help of industry professionals to foster creativity in the next generation of artists. Under the mentorship of established and successful artists, students learn the practice of art and design as a valuable tool for problem solving and a viable means to make a living.
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As we continue to support students dedicated to becoming emerging professionals, TNA pledges to donate products to a university once a year. Be sure to submit your School Of Architecture program to get on our donations list.