The National Stem Cell Association filed for and received formal certification as a 501(C)6 from the Internal Revenue Service and has filed for and received its Employee Identification Number from the Internal Revenue Service. Registration as a 501(C)6 permits NSCA to engage in advocacy and lobbying initiatives on behalf of all of its members. NSCA has filed its bylaws and corporate charter with the State of Texas, and has elected its Board of Directors in its first annual meeting. Banking accounts have been established along with the ability to manage secure online and offline transactions.

Yes – as a 501(C)6 non-profit organization – your monthly dues are tax deductible as an ordinary business expense.   NSCA will send you a notice of all contributions made by you for the prior year for use in preparation of your corporate tax return.

Yes – NSCA working with National Write Your Congressman (NWYC) will mount a multi-level campaign to identify and inform the critical representatives in Washington and at the state level regarding the benefits and safety of stem cell therapy as practiced by the majority of stem cell providers in the U.S. today.

This will consist of several parts:

1. Collecting and analyzing the available data within the member network, plus existing independent research that supports efficacy and safety of stem cell therapy, and compiling this information in easily understood reports and presentations.
2. Repeatedly ensuring that this information is presented to the key legislative decision makers and regulatory personnel in Washington and at the state level.
3. Ensuring that members of NSCA have direct access to their key Congressman and Senators with face-to-face meetings, and through direct correspondence through proprietary apps developed by NWYC, so that the opinion of members is made known and has a strong impact.
4. Initiating “grass roots” support among satisfied and happy customers ensuring that their positive results are adequately publicized.

Yes – NWYC is the largest privately held, non-partisan membership organization in the U.S. made up of small businesses.  It represents 80 associations and 80,000 small businesses across the country with almost six decades of experience in promoting the interests of its constituencies.   NWYC helps organizations craft their messages and present them in the most efficacious manner to the representatives that matter the most.