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SERTOMA INC AKA JAMES E SHEPARD SERTOMA INC

RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC · EIN 56-1425220

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Mission and public details

1. $2,000 - Grant Was Made to The John Avery Boys and Girls Club of Durham, NC. The Club Serves Nearly 150 At-risk Kids With After-school Classes and Tutoring During The School Year, and Twice As Many During The Summer. 2. $2,000 - Grant Was Made to The Boys and Girls Clubs of Durham and Orange Counties. The Club Expanded, and Now Serves About 600 Kids Per Year With The Same After-school Classes Promoting Character and Leadership Development, Sports and Fitness, Health and Life Skills, and A STEM Program. 3. $1,000 - Sponsored 2 Children At Camp Sertoma (for Kids With Hearing/behavioral Challenges). 4. $1,000 - to The Sertoma Annual Fund, Which Awards Community Grants for Hearing-health Rel…

Organization
SERTOMA INC AKA JAMES E SHEPARD SERTOMA INC
EIN
56-1425220
Address
85 TW ALEXANDER DR BOX 14793, RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, 27713-2847
County
Durham
Tax category
Public Foundations
NTEE classification
T30
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$25,310reported assets
$22,474reported revenue
$23,174reported expenses
$2,000reported contributions
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