Preserving Our Heritage: Help us Purchase Native American Land and Protect Our Cultural Legacy
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We have raised 95% of the goal of $900,000, for our new nature reserve. We need your support for the remaining $50,000.
Our Native American community's role as stewards and keepers of the land is of paramount importance in today's world. As one of the earliest inhabitants of North America, we Native Americans deeply understand the land and its resources. Through our traditional knowledge and practices, we have shown an exceptional ability to sustainably manage the land for generations. Today, as we face the dire consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the need for sustainable land management practices is more significant than ever. By empowering our Native American community to become the guardians of the land, we can tap into their unique knowledge and practices to promote Mother Earth's healing and ensure our planet's sustainability for future generations. Every contribution, no matter how small, can significantly impact our community. By donating to our organization, you are not only supporting our cause but also helping to preserve our rich cultural heritage. Your generosity will go a long way in empowering our people to achieve their dreams and aspirations. |
What We Do!
Weatherize
Atlantic and Cape May Residents
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NAAC is the leader in the State of New Jersey and a crew-based agency. Since 2010, NAAC has provided weatherization services for low-income, single-family clients services by: • Reducing energy consumption by installing weatherization measures and related repairs which improve the thermal efficiency of the home; and • We enhance client health and safety by providing adequate ventilation, safely functioning combustion appliances, proper zonal pressures, and smoke/CO detectors. |
Heater or Water Heater Replacement
Atlantic and Cape May Residents
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Since 2010, NAAC has replaced thousands of heating units at no cost to residents. This program has saved lives during the frigid winter months. We have also discovered many dangerous situations that called for emergency service. Call today before the cold settles in. We test each type of fuel and there are no limits as long as you qualify. Check on the elders that do not have access to social media or the internet. |
Lead Remediation or Abatement
Cumberland, Atlantic, and Cape May Residents
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NAAC provides RRP evaluation services for low-income, single-family clients located in Cumberland, Atlantic, and Cape May Counties. Assessment of lead-based paint hazards in eligible residential units by a certified Lead Risk Assessor/Inspector under HUD Lead Safe Housing Rule (LSHR) and NJAC 5:17. All residents must be income eligible. |
Fuel and Water Assistance Programs (LIHEAP)
Cape May Residents
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NAAC Provides Fuel and Water rebate programs through LIHEAP, USF, and LIHWAP. These services are for low-income clients in Cape May County.
Ensuring that the neediest households, such as the elderly or disabled and occupants of multi-dwelling complexes, are made aware of the program and other energy-related arrear programs for which they may be eligible. |
Cohanzick Climate Corps and AmeriCorps
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The Cohanzick Climate Corps serves Atlantic, Cape May and Cumberland counties by installing energy efficient weatherization measures to reduce utility bills for low-income qualifying households. Our members learn hands-on, skill building in the green energy trades and promote community education for energy efficiency. Members receive weekly 90-minute training sessions that focus on Building Performance Institute job roles, personal and professional development.
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Breaking News!
Preserving Our Heritage: Help us Purchase Native American Land and Protect Our Cultural Legacy
We have raised 95% of the goal of $900,000, for our new nature reserve. We need your support for the remaining $50,000.
Our Native American community's role as stewards and keepers of the land is of paramount importance in today's world. As one of the earliest inhabitants of North America, we Native Americans deeply understand the land and its resources. Through our traditional knowledge and practices, we have shown an exceptional ability to sustainably manage the land for generations. Today, as we face the dire consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the need for sustainable land management practices is more significant than ever. By empowering our Native American community to become the guardians of the land, we can tap into their unique knowledge and practices to promote Mother Earth's healing and ensure our planet's sustainability for future generations.
Our Native American community's role as stewards and keepers of the land is of paramount importance in today's world. As one of the earliest inhabitants of North America, we Native Americans deeply understand the land and its resources. Through our traditional knowledge and practices, we have shown an exceptional ability to sustainably manage the land for generations. Today, as we face the dire consequences of climate change and environmental degradation, the need for sustainable land management practices is more significant than ever. By empowering our Native American community to become the guardians of the land, we can tap into their unique knowledge and practices to promote Mother Earth's healing and ensure our planet's sustainability for future generations.
Some staff and Board of Directors of NAAC are citizens of the Nanticoke Lenni-Lenape Nation. We are not a part of the tribal government and operate as a separate nonprofit charitable organization. NAAC is current on all financial status and charity registration and is in position to receive all gifts. We thank you for all of your gifts.
