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THE IRISH NETWORK COLORADO

GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO · EIN 27-3018387

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LATE IN 2018, THE IRISH NETWORK COLORADO RECEIVED ITS FIRST GRANT FROM THE GOVERNMENT of IRELAND to DESIGN and BUILD, IN LEADVILLE, COLORADO, A MEMORIAL to THE IRISH MINERS WHO WORKED and DIED THERE IN THE LATE 1980S. FOUR GRANTS TOTALLING $201,000 HAVE BEEN RECEIVED and SPENT ON THE MEMORIAL. to INCREASE THE AWARENESS of THE MEMORIAL and RAISE ADDITIONAL FUNDS, VIRTUAL and IN PERSON PROGRAMS HAVE BEEN HELD THROUGHOUT THE YEARS THAT HIGHLIGHT THE HISTORY of THE IRISH IMMIGRANTS to COLORADO. AT LEAST 500 MEMBERS of THE PUBLIC HAVE ATTENDED THESE EVENTS, INCLUDING 200 IN 2023. THE MEMORIAL WAS DEDICATED IN SEPTEMBER 2023 and OPENED to THE PUBLIC. ATTENDANCE AT THE DEDICATION WAS 350-400 GUEST…

Organization
THE IRISH NETWORK COLORADO
EIN
27-3018387
Address
7300 E PROGRESS PLACE, GREENWOOD VILLAGE, CO, 80111-0000
County
Arapahoe
Tax category
Arts, Culture & Humanities N.E.C.
NTEE classification
A99
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$0reported assets
$0reported revenue
$124,728reported expenses
$6,884reported contributions
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