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ARIZONA MINING ASSOCIATION
PHOENIX, AZ · EIN 866054642 · Form 990 · FY2022 · NTEE S40 · Community Improvement · Small ($100K-$1M) · azmining.org
revenue
$608K
expenses
$574K
net assets
$942K
employees
3
program ratio
0%
mission · from form 990

TO BE THE PRIMARY ADVOCATE OF THE ARIZONA MINING INDUSTRY THROUGH PROMOTING SOUND PUBLIC POLICY AT ALL LEVELS OF THE GOVERNMENT, EDUCATING THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE BENEFITS OF MINING, SUPPORTING A SAFE & RESPONSIBLE MINING INDUSTRY

profile · synthesized from sources

The Arizona Mining Association is the primary advocate for Arizona's mining industry, promoting sound public policy, environmental stewardship, and workplace safety. It supports member companies through legislative advocacy, educational outreach, and professional networking. The organization works to strengthen public understanding of mining's economic importance and to position Arizona as a top destination for mining investment in the United States.

named programs · 4 · from sources

what they call their work

Committee Engagement
Hosts 13 specialty committees on topics including government affairs, safety, environmental stewardship, and procurement, open to employees of member companies
Education Outreach Program
Provides K-12 educators with resources to teach students about Arizona’s mining heritage and the role of minerals in modern life
Mining Day at the Capitol
Annual event that brings industry representatives to engage with state legislators and advocate for pro-mining policies
SAFE MINER Awards
Annual awards program that recognizes member companies and individuals for outstanding commitment to safety in mining operations
activities · 5 groups

what they do

  • Industry-Specific Legislative Advocacy 3 activities
    • Advocacy for the Mining Industry
      Advocates for responsible mining practices, economic growth, environmental stewardship, and the overall interests of the mining industry in Arizona, promoting and supporting member companies and organizations.
    • Advocates for the mining industry’s economic and environmental interests
      Advocates for responsible mining practices, economic growth, and environmental stewardship, supporting an industry that contributes $21.2 billion to Arizona’s economy and sustains 58,000 jobs.
    • Promotes community engagement and industry-public communication
      Works to strengthen relationships between the mining industry and Arizona residents through open communication and public outreach initiatives.
  • Mineral Resources Educational Outreach 2 activities
    • Delivers K-12 mining education and workforce development programs
      Offers classroom lessons, field trip resources, hands-on events, and career connections to support educators in teaching about Arizona’s mining heritage and workforce pathways, including a scholarship program.
    • K-12 Mining Education and Outreach
      Provides K-12 educational resources, including classroom lessons, field trips, hands-on events, and career connections, to educate students and the public about Arizona's mining heritage and its role in daily life.
  • Professional Development & Certification Programs 2 activities
    • Hosts industry committee meetings for safety, environmental, and operational best practices
      Facilitates 13 specialty committee meetings, including a safety committee and six committees for environmental professionals, to discuss regulatory updates, share best practices, and solve industry challenges.
    • Member Capacity Building and Networking
      Hosts specialty committee meetings, including a safety committee and environmental professional committees, to discuss industry updates, best practices, regulatory guidelines, and problem-solving. It also includes supplier members in a guidebook for mine procurement personnel.
  • Member Recognition Awards 1 activity
    • Recognizes safety achievements through annual awards program
      Hosts the annual SAFE MINER Awards to celebrate and promote member commitment to high safety standards in mining operations.
  • Uncategorized 4 activities
    • Mine Tours and Public Engagement
      Organizes mine and facility tours for members and offers public tours of active mine sites, such as the ASARCO Mineral Discovery Center, to engage the community and provide educational experiences.
    • Organizes mine site tours and public educational events
      Conducts public and member tours of active mine sites such as the ASARCO Mineral Discovery Center, and organizes career fairs and educational mining events for students and the public.
    • Provides supplier visibility and networking through membership resources
      Includes supplier members in the AMA Supplier Guidebook, which is used by mine procurement personnel, enhancing business connections and industry integration.
    • Safety Recognition Program
      Celebrates achievements in safety with the annual SAFE MINER Awards to recognize members' commitment to safety within the industry.
financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$608K
Contributions & grants$607K100%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$1K0%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$574K
Program expenses0%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$93K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$943K
Cash$943K
Investments$0
Liabilities$313
Net assets$942K
Liquid reserves19.7 mo
3 years on record · 2020–2022 · YoY revenue +311.2%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022

who runs it

paid leadership · 3
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
TERRIE BRITTON ADMINISTRATOR 40 $68K
NATHAN ROESSEL INTERN 5 $10K
DIANA KEMMER INTERN 5 $4K
board members · 16
  • ANDREW LYE — DEVELOPER DIRECTOR
  • BILL MACKEY — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • BROCK JOHNSTON — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • CLINT SUNDT — SUPPLIER CO-DIRECTOR
  • DAN JOHNSON — TREASURER OF THE BOARD
  • ERIC MEARS — CONSULTANT DIRECTOR
  • ERNIE SMITH — SUPPLIER DIRECTOR
  • FRANCIS MCALLISTER — CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD
  • JAMES STEWARD — VICE-PRESIDENT
  • JOE BARDSWICH — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • KATE SOMMERVILLE — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • LUKE NARDUCCI — ATTORNEY FOR THE BOARD
  • PAUL LLOYD — EXPLORER DIRECTOR
  • STEPHEN TWYEROULD — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • TIM RALSTON — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
  • TOM LOWRY — PRODUCER DIRECTOR
relationships · 34

who they work with

  • ASARCO Mineral Discovery Center Partner — Offers mine tours as a highlight of Arizona's mining experiences.
  • AZ Natural Resources Museum Partner — Listed as a museum focusing on Arizona's gems, minerals, and natural history, noted as "coming soon".
  • Aecon Partner — Construction partner throughout the mining process.
  • Alfie Norville Gem & Minerals Museum Partner — Listed as a museum focusing on Arizona's gems, minerals, and natural history.
  • Arizona History Museum, Tucson Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Arizona Museum of Natural History Partner — Listed as a museum focusing on Arizona's gems, minerals, and natural history.
  • Arizona Sonora Desert Museum Partner — Listed as a museum focusing on Arizona's gems, minerals, and natural history.
  • BHP Partner — Member company with an approach to environmental management based on risk identification, assessment, and control.
  • Bisbee Mining and Historical Museum, Bisbee Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Bullion Plaza Cultural Center and Museum, Miami Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Capstone Copper Partner — Member company committed to environmental compliance and continuous improvement in environmental performance.
  • Castle Dome Museum and Hull Mine Partner — Listed as an Arizona mine tour.
  • Cave Creek Museum, Cave Creek Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Copper Art Museum, Clarkdale Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Copper Queen Mine Tour Partner — Listed as an Arizona mine tour.
  • DP Industrial Inc. Partner — Member company that has expanded its network and understanding of the mining industry through AMA events and connections.
  • Department of Environmental Quality Government — Located near the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality and works with the agency on regulatory and legislative issues.
  • Enterprise Commercial Truck Rentals Partner — Member company involved in AMA committees and business engagement events.
  • Florence Copper Partner — Collaborated with AMA to fund and donate a new scoreboard for Florence High School.
  • Florence Copper Partner — Member company committed to high levels of environmental protection and conservation, operating under stringent regulations.
  • Freeport McMoRan, Inc. Partner — Member company whose representative participates in AMA activities and highlights business networking opportunities through the association.
  • Freeport-McMoRan Partner — Member company with a sustainability strategy focused on safe production, human rights, and environmental, social, and economic aspects of sustainability.
  • Gold King Mining Museum, Jerome Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Goldfield Ghost Town, Goldfield Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Greenlee Historical Museum, Clifton Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Grupo México Partner — Member company with a sustainability vision called "Development with Purpose" built on three pillars.
  • Jerome Mine Museum, Jerome Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Museum of Casa Grande, Casa Grande Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Pinal Geology Museum Partner — Listed as an Arizona mining history museum.
  • Resolution Copper Partner — Member company committed to responsible development and minimizing the environmental impact of mining while protecting natural resources and cultural heritage.
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