ORDER OF OWLS - NEST 1606
EIN 15-0407485 · Fraternal Societies (Y40)
What they do
FRATERNAL and SOCIAL to PROMOTE FELLOWSHIP BY MEANS of SOCIAL GATHERINGS THROUGH MEETINGS, and OPERATIONS of A BAR WITH DANCES and MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT to ALLOW MEMBER INTERACTION to PROMOTE SOCIAL, MORAL, and INTELLECTUAL WELFARE of MEMBERS. IT OPERATES UNDER A LODGE SYSTEM AS A NEST UNDER THE PARENT for THE EXCLUSIVE BENEFIT of THE MEMBERS.
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ContactJIM JAQUAYSPRESIDENT
Mailing addressPO BOX 473, ONEIDA, NY 13421-0473
Main phone(315) 363-0477Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- October 2014
- County
- Madison
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