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LAND DEVELOPMENT DESIGN INITIATIVE INC

BLACKSBURG, VA · EIN 20-8828209

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This Organization Originally Applied for 501 (c)(3) Status In 2008. The Organizations Operational Mission Remains The Same As During That Time, and Broadly Described Involves Supporting The Educational Efforts of The Land Development Design Initiative (LDDI) At Virginia Tech. Specifically, This Support is Categorized By The Following Program Services:1. Raising Awareness of Land Development As A Career Opportunity for Undergraduate Students Majoring In Civil & Environmental Engineering At Virginia Tech. 2. Increasing The Number of Graduating Students With An Interest In Land Development Design. 3. Improving The Undergraduate Educational Experience In This Emphasis Area.4. Increasing Opportu…

Organization
LAND DEVELOPMENT DESIGN INITIATIVE INC
EIN
20-8828209
Address
PO BOX 11844, BLACKSBURG, VA, 24062-1844
County
Montgomery
Tax category
Adult Education
NTEE classification
B60
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$224,541reported assets
$64,877reported revenue
$21,955reported expenses
$26,350reported contributions
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