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NEW OAKS COMMUNITY INC

HAMILTON, OH · EIN 27-2834260

IRS tax-exempt status has been reported as revoked.Verify the organization’s current status with the IRS before making a decision. Reported revocation date: 2026-05-15.
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Mission and public details

NEW OAKS COMMUNITY, INC. (THE ORGANIZATION) SEEKS to DEVELOP PROPERTIES WHERE FAMILIES CAN LIVE IN COMMUNITY and UNITE IN HEART for THE COMMON PURPOSE of LOVING CHILDREN THROUGH FOSTER CARE and ADOPTION. OUR DESIRE is THAT ABANDONED or NEGLECTED CHILDREN WILL FIND A HOME WHERE THEY CAN EXPERIENCE THE TRUE LOVE of GOD, to UNDERSTAND THEY WERE BORN WITH GREAT PURPOSE, and to BE SET FREE to LIVE OUT THEIR DESTINY. BY PLANTING SEEDS of UNCONDITIONAL LOVE IN THEIR HEART, THE ORPHANS of OUR TIMES CAN BECOME "NEW OAKS" - FIRMLY ROOTED IN FAMILY and A CONTRIBUTING PART of THE COMMUNITY.

Organization
NEW OAKS COMMUNITY INC
EIN
27-2834260
Address
417 S D STREET, HAMILTON, OH, 45013-0000
County
Butler
Tax category
Foster Care
NTEE classification
P32
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Financial information at a glance.

These figures reflect the latest values available in CharityEZ’s public record and may not represent the current year.

$915,444reported assets
$73,430reported revenue
$137,522reported expenses
$57,230reported contributions
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