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FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER BOOSTER CLUB

LAKEVILLE, MN · EIN 99-4003417

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The Specific Purpose of Corporation is Charitable: Advancing Education, Promoting A Sense of Community, and Combatting Juvenile Delinquency By Supporting The Farmington School Districts Girls Soccer Program, Its Athletes, Coaches, and Staff. This Includes But is Not Limited To: 1.) Facilitating The Development of Youth Aged Eighteen (18) Years of Age or Younger By Contributing Financial and Volunteer Resources to The Girls Soccer Program So It Can Teach The Proper Techniques, Safe Skills, and Ethical Practices of Soccer; 2.) Encouraging Cooperation and Teamwork Along With An Atmosphere Where Camaraderie, Inclusiveness, Accountability, Learning, and Respect Are Valued; and 3.) Stimulating En…

Organization
FARMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS SOCCER BOOSTER CLUB
EIN
99-4003417
Address
17887 FLORAL PARK CIR, LAKEVILLE, MN, 55044-6042
County
Dakota
Tax category
Soccer
NTEE classification
N64
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$18,874reported assets
$20,843reported revenue
$15,681reported expenses
$1,780reported contributions
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