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FORUM FOR INFOMATION TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES INCORPORATED

FT WASHINGTON, MD · EIN 20-1724174

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Mission and public details

Continue to Act As Webmaster On A Volunteer Basis for Another Organization of Which I Am A Member. I Visited Sierra Leone In February, 2024, Met With Officials At Njala University to Discuss Challenges With Providing Internet Access to Students. Additionally, Am Engaging In Efforts to Purchase Satellite Internet Access for Possible Deployment In Sierra Leone, As Soon As The Service is Available There. I Developed The Website for A Third Organization, Which Included Transferring The Domain Name Registration and I Personally Assumed The Expenses and Decided to Report Them, Not As FITI Expenses, But As Personal Charitable Contributions.

Organization
FORUM FOR INFOMATION TECHNOLOGY INITIATIVES INCORPORATED
EIN
20-1724174
Address
PO BOX 442353, FT WASHINGTON, MD, 20749-2353
County
Prince George's
Tax category
International Economic Development
NTEE classification
Q32
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These figures reflect the latest values available in CharityEZ’s public record and may not represent the current year.

$1reported assets
$4,035reported revenue
$4,035reported expenses
$4,035reported contributions
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