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ELIZABETH L BATTLE TRUST FOR ST PHILIPS CHURCH

CHARLESTON, SC · EIN 88-3236615

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Mission and public details

THE ELIZABETH L. BATTLE TRUST for ST. PHILIPS CHURCH WILL PROVIDE AN ENDOWED FUND for THE SOLE USE and BENEFIT of THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURCH of THE PARISH of SAINT PHILIP (HEREINAFTER ST. PHILIPS CHURCH) (EIN 57-032-7892).ST. PHILIPS CHURCH MAY WITHDRAW, ANNUALLY, AN AMOUNT for THE CHURCHS USE IN ITS RELIGIOUS and CHARITABLE PURPOSES WHICH DOES NOT EXCEED FOUR PERCENT of THE AVERAGE FAIR MARKET VALUE of THE TRUST. SETTLOR DIRECTS THAT UP to TWENTY-FIVE PERCENT of THE ANNUAL WITHDRAWALS MAY BE USED IN THE MAINTENANCE and UPKEEP of CHURCH PROPERTIES, and THE BALANCE of THE ANNUAL WITHDRAWALS MAY BE USED AS THE VESTRY of THE CHURCH DETERMINES ARE AREAS of THE CHURCHS GREATEST NEED. THE SE…

Organization
ELIZABETH L BATTLE TRUST FOR ST PHILIPS CHURCH
EIN
88-3236615
Address
142 CHURCH ST, CHARLESTON, SC, 29401-2814
County
Charleston
Tax category
Single Organization Support
NTEE classification
X11
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$10,768,648reported assets
$966,785reported revenue
$308,278reported expenses
$823,309reported contributions
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