I do not believe this is an organization that is worthy of support. There are many other similar organizations, with a more established history, and that receive high review marks from independent third party evaluators such as Charity Navigator, the Better Business Bureau Wise Giving Alliance or American Institute of Philanthropy. With so many groups out there claiming to be unique in their quest to obtain financial support, one must be diligent in evaluating where to lend support. I do not believe the National Criminal Justice Association merits neither the trust not financial investment that could be better invested elsewhere.
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- EIN 23-7347351
- (202) 628-8550
- 720 7th Street Nw 3rd Fl Washington DC 20001-3716 USA
- www.ncja.org
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Nonprofit Overview
Causes: Administration of Justice, Crime & Law
Mission: The national criminal justice association represents state, local and tribal governments on crime control and crime prevention issues. See schedule o for full mission.
Programs: Grants and cooperative agreements: grant monies received from the united states department of justice and the department of homeland security to provide training and technical assistance to states and territories in relation to victim notification services, strategic planning and evidence-based practices, and justice information sharing initiatives and to assist tribal and state governments with intergovernmental collaboration initiatives. See schedule o for additional information.
membership: ncja is a national membership organization of criminal justice practitioners in local, state and tribal governments as well as in academic studies in criminal justice.
contracts and subcontracts: ncja also provided some short consulting services to several criminal justice state agencies and worked on the production of a crisis communications manual for the treatment court field, supporting materials and a session at the nadcp annual conference.
service agreements: assist other criminal justice related organizations with activities to improve public safety.