Membership in the Ma’at American Aborigine Tribal (MAAT) Nation is unique compared to other tribes. We seek members who want to utilize their special gifts, talents, and abilities to help the tribe accomplish its goals to provide food, water, shelter, health, and safety to its members and the surrounding community.
Being a member means you are expected to give any available time, energy, equipment, supplies (in-kind resources) and/or tax-deductible monetary donations to the Ma’at Indigenous Nations’ Trust (MINT), our 508(c)(1)(a), or the Heritage Education Land Prosperity (H.E.L.P.) Center, Inc., our 501(c)(3). All donations, of course, are not mandatory, and should be given out of your abundance.
We are developing the many acreage of land located in Yuma County, Arizona. To realize this vision, every member is expected to work and network with other groups with which they are affiliated. We want committed individuals who are true humanitarians and not afraid to put their body, mind, and spirit to work to benefit themselves, their families, the tribe, and the greater population as a result.
Once you have read and reviewed our website and understand our Constitution, our customs, traditions, membership requirements and understand our 7 Keys To Membership Success, in addition to your Indigenous heritage, you are welcome to apply for membership. Please note that “Native” and “Indigenous” are not interchangeable terms. Native means you were born to a region, country, or locale. Indigenous means your ancestors are the original people and you have blood ties to the land.
If you are still interested in becoming a member, please contact Ron Wilson (Taalib Sobat Birdwhistle), Membership Director, at membership@maatribalnation.org.