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ASBESTOS WORKERS LOCAL 24 INDUSTRY ADVANCEMENT AND ADVOCACY FUND

LAUREL, MD · EIN 26-0615161

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Mission and public details

THE EXEMPT PURPOSE of THE ASBESTOS WORKERS LOCAL 24 INDUSTRY ADVANCEMENT and ADVOCACY FUND is to WORK to PROMOTE A POSITIVE IMAGE of THE UNION WORKERS and CONTRACTORS: to OWNERS, GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, PRESENTLY NON-UNION CONTRACTORS and WORKERS, and THE GENERAL PUBLIC; to USE NEWSLETTERS, CONFERENCES, INDUSTRY CELEBRATIONS and OTHER MEANS to INFORM PARTICIPATING CONTRACTORS and THE GENERAL PUBLIC ABOUT ITS ACTIVITIES and THE OPPORTUNITIES THAT DERIVE FROM THOSE ACTIVITIES; to OTHERWISE IMPLEMENT THE PURPOSES and PROVISIONS of THE LABOR-MANAGEMENT COOPERATION ACT of 1978 IN THE AREA of UNION MEMBERS HEALTH and SAFETY; and to SOLICIT and OBTAIN FINANCING for THE FUND FROM ANY and ALL LAWFUL S…

Organization
ASBESTOS WORKERS LOCAL 24 INDUSTRY ADVANCEMENT AND ADVOCACY FUND
EIN
26-0615161
Address
901 MONTGOMERY ST, LAUREL, MD, 20707-3411
County
Prince George's
Tax category
Labor Unions
NTEE classification
J40
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Financial information at a glance.

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$279,125reported assets
$46,547reported revenue
$64,629reported expenses
$7,600reported contributions
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