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NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN INC GREATER CLEVELAND CHAPTER

BEACHWOOD, OH · EIN 34-0134123

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Mission and public details

Each Year The Greater Cleveland Chapters Awards Two Named Scholarships to Female College-Bound Seniors. The Margaret R. Barron Scholarship is Presented In Honor of The Chartering President. Ms. Barron Was A Tireless Advocate and Champion for Young People. This Scholarship Encourages and Promotes Leadership Active Volunteerism and Cultural Pride In Young Women. The Shirley Smith Seaton Scholarship is Presented In Recognition of Her Service As A Charter Member of The National Coalition of 100 Black Women Greater Cleveland Chapter. Dr. Seaton Was An Educator Whose Career Focused On Creating Knowledgeable Informed Citizens. She Consistently Advocated for Cultural Awareness Acceptance of Diversi…

Organization
NATIONAL COALITION OF 100 BLACK WOMEN INC GREATER CLEVELAND CHAPTER
EIN
34-0134123
Address
PO BOX 22217, BEACHWOOD, OH, 441220217
County
Cuyahoga
Tax category
Ethnic & Immigrant Centers
NTEE classification
P84
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$10,148reported assets
$25,054reported revenue
$18,826reported expenses
$21,330reported contributions
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