Our Mission
Promote the social and environmental development of low-income individuals, sectors and regions, indigenous communities and vulnerable groups, through social and legal assistance, equity, basic-needs support, education and job training, health, rights advocacy, civil protection, ecology and culture, in accordance with our statutory purpose.
Our Vision
Contribute to communities, institutions and youth having the capabilities, organized information and collaboration to advance toward well-being and sustainability, without promising that the organization alone will solve complex social or environmental problems.
Main Objective
Work through organized collaboration, talent development, publications and outreach, and responsible use of knowledge and technology as a traceability tool for our statutory purpose, with transparency and accountability.
Trust Center
Legal certainty and institutional rigor form the foundation of our work. ORNAPRODU A.C. is a nonprofit authorized donee; it does not sell goods or services. Every donation is fully allocated to its authorized purpose, with traceability and CFDI.
Federal CLUNI Registry
ORN1010071501X open_in_newAcademic Alliance (UTN)
We maintain an inter-institutional agreement with the Universidad Tecnológica de Nezahualcóyotl (UTN). The technological resources we acquire directly fund internships and residency programs for university students, enabling them to actively participate in deploying new technologies.
International Reach
IRSopen_in_newArticle 22 benefits under the US-Mexico Double Taxation Treaty for assistance purposes (art. 79-VI), with 501(c)(3) equivalent recognition for US-based entities. Social development purposes (art. 79-XXV) are deductible in Mexico only.
Authorization is annual. Verify our current status in the:
open_in_newSAT Directory of Authorized Donees (source of validity)Our Social Purpose in Action
Summary of Article 4 of our bylaws (sections A–M). ORNAPRODU is a nonprofit civil association with no partisan or religious proselytism. Its work serves low-income individuals, sectors and regions, indigenous communities and groups vulnerable by age, sex or disability. The full statutory text governs interpretation.
volunteer_activism Assistance and Welfare
Basic-needs support in food, clothing, housing, health and sanitation, legal assistance and protection of minors’ rights, with emphasis on indigenous peoples, persons with disabilities and low-income populations (Art. 4 A, C, E, F, G, H).
balance Equity and Rights
Promotion of gender equity, support and defense of fundamental and human rights, social guidance for solidarity and non-discrimination, and civil-protection actions supporting vulnerable sectors (Art. 4 B, I, J).
school Training and Talent
Education and job training, organized community participation to improve subsistence conditions, and nonprofit drafting and publishing of documents and outreach (Art. 4 D, K). With UTN, students join technology deployment under mentorship.
eco Ecological Preservation
Support for responsible use of natural resources, protection of the environment, flora, fauna and ecological balance, and regional and community sustainable development, plus cultural promotion (Art. 4 L, M). The Sustainability Observatory, in preparation, will give traceability to this purpose.
This block is a summary. Tax-deductible activities and foreign-donation treatment depend on current SAT authorization and applicable rules (MX assistance + social development / US assistance only under Art. 22), verifiable in the official directory.