The Tribal Outreach Medical Assistance (TOMA) Foundation is a U.S.-based nonprofit organization founded in 1996 by siblings Randall, Tressa, and Richard Green, and Drs. Jeff Butts and Robbie Robinson.

Dedicated to improving the health and survival of indigenous tribal communities in Latin America, TOMA began in Venezuela to combat the malaria epidemic amongst the tribes of the Amazon river basin in Venezuela. TOMA shifted its efforts in 2005 to the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia, home of the Arhuaco, Wiwa, Kogui, and Kankuamo peoples. The U.S.-based nonprofit foundation now provides solar energy systems for remote medical clinics and schools, training community members in their maintenance.

Mission

To strengthen the resilience and well‑being of indigenous tribal communities in Latin America through integrated medical, dental, solar energy, and clean water initiatives.

Vision

To be the trusted partner of indigenous tribal communities, enabling sustainable self‑reliance and cultural preservation through community‑led healthcare, clean energy, and water infrastructure.

Values

1. Respect for indigenous culture

2. Holistic community empowerment

3. Sustainability & self‑sufficiency

4. Integrity & collaboration

5. Gratitude & community support