Project Jason - How Can I Help

Please help us to help those who have no voice, but are forever in our hearts.

“Missing” is a word that when associated with a person strikes fear in our hearts. When you hear about a missing person, you may hold your own children near, glad that it’s not happening to you and your family.

Family is what Project Jason is all about. We want continue to assist families of the missing and provide them with the hope and resources that they need. In order to do this, we need your help.

Project Jason receives no government grants or funds and does not charge for services. We rely entirely upon corporate donations and gifts from individuals like you. All donations are tax deductible. Please be generous!

Or Donations can be mailed to:

Project Jason
P.O. Box 3035
Omaha, NE 68103

IRS 501 (C) (3) Non Profit Charitable Organization - EIN# 20-0256753

You can help Project Jason earn money each time you use the GoodSearch link when searching the web or shopping online. There are hundreds of popular retailers to choose from!

What does Project Jason do with your donation?

Project Jason is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization and does not utilize paid fundraisers or other employees. There is no overhead as the volunteers work out of their homes. Every effort is made to stretch each dollar to the fullest.

Ongoing costs include monthly telephone and long distance, web site space and domain names, PO box, paper, ink, postage, and related office supplies, poster, ID kits, and brochure printing costs, and fees to keep IRS documentation current.

Funding allows us to purchase visual aids for the families of the missing, such as posters, and photo buttons. Families of the missing are never charged for any of our services. Previous funding has also allowed us to ensure that staff who work directly with the families of the missing have had the proper training to provide appropriate support and services to those whom we serve.

Future funding will enable us to continue to add new awareness programs to aid in the location of missing persons. It will ensure we are able to obtain the tools and technology necessary to begin and maintain these programs. Funding, both private and corporate, is needed to be able to expand and continue our bus bench program.

Plans are also underway to host a family member retreat in 2009. With appropriate funding, we will be able to decrease costs for the family members to attend this retreat and ensure that we offer the highest quality experience of aiding the minds, bodies, and spirits of the family members during this first retreat that will be, we hope, the first of many.

A Call for Corporate and Private Sponsors:

Project Jason is planning the first retreat for families of missing persons. The Keys to Healing weekend retreat, planned for June 12-14 2009, is designed to help heal the bodies, minds, and spirits of those families affected by a missing family member. Other conferences deal effectively with disseminating information about the legal and social implications of missing persons and what actions to take.

This retreat is, instead, is designed specifically to help the families understand the effects of shock on the body and the emotional issues attached. The weekend retreat will provide psychological counseling, classes about coping mechanisms, and therapy for the body as well.

Since dealing with a missing person can often deplete financial resources, our desire is that this retreat will be completely free to families who want to attend. We need to obtain sponsorship by this fall so that families planning to attend can make this determination based upon our end costs and your level of support.

Can you help? Inquiries should go to Kelly Jolkowski at kelly.jolkowski@projectjason.org

If you have any questions about donations, sponsorships, or the organization, please email us at information@projectjason.org

All donations are tax deductible. Project Jason is a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization.

For current volunteer opportunities, please click here.




		Please help us to help those who have no voice, but are forever in our hearts. “Missing” is a word that when associated with a person strikes fear in our hearts. When you hear about a missing person, you may hold your own children near, glad that it’s not happening to you and your family. Family is what Project Jason is all about. We want continue to assist families of the missing and provide them with the hope and resources that they need. In order to do this, we need your help. Project Jason receives no government grants or funds and does not charge for services. We rely entirely upon corporate donations and gifts from individuals like you. All donations are tax deductible. Please be generous! Or Donations can be mailed to: Project Jason P.O. Box 3035 Omaha, NE 68103 IRS 501 (C) (3) Non Profit Charitable Organization - EIN# 20-0256753 You can help Project Jason earn money each time you use the GoodSearch link when searching the web or shopping online. There are hundreds of popular retailers to choose from! What does Project Jason do with your donation? Project Jason is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization and does not utilize paid fundraisers or other employees. There is no overhead as the volunteers work out of their homes. Every effort is made to stretch each dollar to the fullest. Ongoing costs include monthly telephone and long distance, web site space and domain names, PO box, paper, ink, postage, and related office supplies, poster, ID kits, and brochure printing costs, and fees to keep IRS documentation current. Funding allows us to purchase visual aids for the families of the missing, such as posters, and photo buttons. Families of the missing are never charged for any of our services. Previous funding has also allowed us to ensure that staff who work directly with the families of the missing have had the proper training to provide appropriate support and services to those whom we serve. Future funding will enable us to continue to add new awareness programs to aid in the location of missing persons. It will ensure we are able to obtain the tools and technology necessary to begin and maintain these programs. Funding, both private and corporate, is needed to be able to expand and continue our bus bench program. Plans are also underway to host a family member retreat in 2009. With appropriate funding, we will be able to decrease costs for the family members to attend this retreat and ensure that we offer the highest quality experience of aiding the minds, bodies, and spirits of the family members during this first retreat that will be, we hope, the first of many. A Call for Corporate and Private Sponsors: Project Jason is planning the first retreat for families of missing persons. The Keys to Healing weekend retreat, planned for June 12-14 2009, is designed to help heal the bodies, minds, and spirits of those families affected by a missing family member. Other conferences deal effectively with disseminating information about the legal and social implications of missing persons and what actions to take. This retreat is, instead, is designed specifically to help the families understand the effects of shock on the body and the emotional issues attached. The weekend retreat will provide psychological counseling, classes about coping mechanisms, and therapy for the body as well. Since dealing with a missing person can often deplete financial resources, our desire is that this retreat will be completely free to families who want to attend. We need to obtain sponsorship by this fall so that families planning to attend can make this determination based upon our end costs and your level of support. Can you help? Inquiries should go to Kelly Jolkowski at kelly.jolkowski@projectjason.org If you have any questions about donations, sponsorships, or the organization, please email us at information@projectjason.org All donations are tax deductible. Project Jason is a 501 c 3 nonprofit organization. For current volunteer opportunities, please click here.
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