TRI-CITIES LADY BULLDOG ATHLETIC FOUNDATION INC
EIN 20-0318888 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Recreation, Sports (N12)
What they do
The Primary Purpose of The TCLBAF, Inc. is to Expose All Urban Challenged Female (and Males) Youth In The Tri-Cities Community (East Point, College Park, Hapeville, and South Fulton County) to Sports, Performing Arts (including Musical Engineering, Arranging and Mixing), and Both Academic and Athletic Scholarship Opportunities. Scholarship or Afterschool Programs Are Future Grant Initiatives. As Selected Program Advisor for The Youngest Certified Farmer In GA, I Am Interested In Shifting My Focus On Agriculture, Arts and Athletics Within The Tri-Cities Community. Currently We Have Been Investing In Travel to Support Competitions and Graduations to The Student Athletes and Arts Majors That We Have Helped In The Past (volunteerism and Sponsorship of The Atlanta Dance Connection and Other Metro-Atlanta Dance Companies). This Year Our Organization Provided Fruits, Veggies and Herbs for Infused Water for The Entire TCHS Staff for At Least 160 Plus Days. Dance Shoes and Running Spikes/waffle
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ContactShenita DavisCo-Founder
Mailing addressPO Box 601, Red Oak, GA 30272
Main phone(404) 981-1976Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 2020
- County
- Fulton
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