JUVENILE JUSTICE ASSOCIATION OF TEXAS
EIN 74-2940631 · Professional Societies & Associations - Crime & Legal-Related (I03)
What they do
The Juvenile Justice Association of Texas is A Professional Association Created to Promote Advocacy for Texas Children By Providing Quality Juvenile Services Through Professional Development, Education and Training, Identifying Legislative Initiatives That Can Help to Accomplish These Goals, and By Providing Leadership to Carry Out These Goals. The Association is Comprised of Professionals and Practitioners In The Field of Juvenile Justice. The Purpose and and Goals for Which The Organization Was Created Are: 1. Promote Unity Among Juvenile Justice Practitioners; 2. Identify Legislative Solutions to Issues That Affect The Lives of Texas Children; 3. Provide Training to Enhance The Professional Development of Professionals; 4. Encourage The Use of Technology to Enhance The Delivery of Services; 5. Promote Research and Evaluate Studies to Improve Quality of Services; 6. Increase Public Awareness of Juvenile Justice Personnel; and 7. to Be An Advocate of Juvenile Justice Personnel.
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Board and leadership roster (20)
MARYANN DENNERBOARD MEMBER
YOULANDA LANEBOARD MEMBER
VERONICA BERRYBOARD MEMBER
STEVE GANTBOARD MEMBER
STEPHANIE FOWLERBOARD MEMBER
SHANNA FLOYDTREASURER
SCOTT WINNBOARD MEMBER
SANDY J PIPPIN-GOMEZBOARD MEMBER
PAULA DAVISBOARD MEMBER
MATTHEW HAYNIEBOARD MEMBER
BRANDON BORSKIPAST-PRESIDENT
LUIS LEIJABOARD MEMBER
KRISTI MCQUISTONBOARD MEMBER
KARINA BROWNINGBOARD MEMBER
JOE PANIAGUABOARD MEMBER
JOANNE BRADLEYPRESIDENT
JESSICA CARTERSECRETARIAT
EMILY LANEVICE PRESIDENT
CHRISTI GONZALESBOARD MEMBER
CHET THOMASTJDA PRESIDENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2003
- Location
- PO BOX 37, PANHANDLE, TX 79068-0037
- County
- Lubbock
- In care of
- Shanna Floyd
- Primary officer
- Shanna Floyd, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990
- NTEE classification
- Professional Societies & Associations - Crime & Legal-Related (I03)
- IRS tax category
- Professional Societies & Associations