ANN ARBOR, Mich. - TelAve -- The JMAC Foundation continues its work supporting the practice, study, and preservation of traditional martial arts, offering help to students, instructors, and researchers throughout its community.

As a nonprofit in Ann Arbor (https://www.jmacfoundation.com/about) established by JMAC (Japanese Martial Arts Center), the Foundation provides:

• Travel assistance for students attending seminars
• Support for instructors organizing training events
• Grants for research, writing, and translation projects that preserve martial arts knowledge

Many of the most significant moments in a martial artist's development occur outside the dojo: seminars with a respected teacher, research projects completed after years of effort, and training events across state borders. The Foundation's support aims to ensure that financial barriers do not hinder individuals from experiencing those moments.

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Founder Nicklaus Suino's nearly six decades of experience in traditional Japanese martial arts have shaped the Foundation's approach to giving. His work helped develop the Japanese Martial Arts Center in Ann Arbor into a respected training community. The Foundation reflects the same values of discipline, humility, and long-term commitment.

The Foundation operates with the restraint of a nonprofit in Ann Arbor (https://www.jmacfoundation.com/about) shaped by its own martial arts community, prioritizing continuity over growth and stewardship over recognition.

As a nonprofit in Ann Arbor (https://www.jmacfoundation.com/about) trusted to preserve these traditions, the JMAC Foundation welcomes contributions from anyone whose life has been impacted by martial arts training.

Contact (https://www.jmacfoundation.com/contact) the JMAC Foundation to learn more or make a tax-deductible gift (https://www.jmacfoundation.com/donate).