The students at JMA have been breaking boards for charity this holiday season. Students as young as 4-years old thru adult have been collecting pledges for the amount of boards that they can break within 10-seconds. We ended up raising $5,000 for the charity. What a great charity! The Raleigh Rescue Mission has been notified and will have a representative at Johnson's Martial Arts of Cary on December 11th. #charity #karate #raleighrescuemission #boardbreaking #community #Comm

JMA Students perform acts of kindness in order to earn their community stripes this cycle. This works out to thousands of acts of kindness. Great Job, Team! #community #CommunityService

The kids did a great job at Warriors Take the Stage 2019! We hope that this performance affected those who watched. #CommunityService

Aiden, Ikaika, Francesca and Vivian got their hands dirty (and the rest of themselves, too) volunteering as part of their black belt test at the Holly Springs Food Cupboard. Way to go, TEAM! #community #CommunityService

PRESS RELEASE July 31, 2017 – Cary, North Carolina Avi Pandey is keeping himself very busy this summer. The 12-year-old trains hard in martial arts already having earned a 3rd Degree Black Belt, and is a fine chess player with a USCF (United States Chess Federation) of 1000. But what does chess have to do with martial arts? Being a Black Belt at Johnson’s Martial Arts, Avi is encouraged to lead community service projects to benefit causes that he is passionate about. So, Avi

Brown Bag Community Project By: Vishnu Boggala On May 20th 2017, I went to The Brown Bag Ministry. I helped pack about 1000 brown bags to give to the homeless. Each group of putting the food in the bags had a certain amount of bags you had to pack. The group I was in packed 112 brown bags. We filled it with a sandwich, cheese balls, and a dessert. In the group that I was in we decided to split into 2 teams. One team's job was to get all the items to pack and the other team wa

Hello, I am Asiyah Jafri from Johnson’s Tiger Rock, Cary, North Carolina, and for our Black Belt project my brother, Jibreel, and I chose to do the community service project for Book Harvest in Durham, North Carolina. We collected 187 books to donate to children who don’t have enough money to buy books. We think that all those books can help educate and improve lives! #charity #CommunityService

We are so proud of the students and families ! Altogether, we raised $1900 dollars for the Special Olympics of North Carolina! Rachel Lamm is a former student who trained at Johnson's for several years earning her black belt. She and her friend Jack came out to congratulate some of the students on their fundraising efforts from the Board Break-a-thon on August 25th. It was a fantastic event, and if you are not involved already in Special Olympics, visit their website at Cary

Ilina's Project was a huge success. Many students wrote letters to our USA Service members serving abroad. What a great Valentine's Project as love comes in many different forms. Being a Martial Arts Athlete mean that we master the pen and the sword. We are not just fighters, but work to make our communities better. We appreciate the service of all of our men and women in uniform, and sometimes the smallest of tokens goes a long way towards the lifting the spirits of our sold

Varun and Samya Potlapalli collected coats at the academy for the needy! All coats went to the Salvation Army. Great Job Students! It is the small things, as in giving a coat, that add up to be big things when done in a cooperative and collective effort. Johnson's Martial Arts is more than a Karate School. We are a community. #CommunityService