SENATE PRESIDENTS FORUM INC
EIN 22-3284046 · Arts & Culture (A20)
What they do
THE SENATE PRESIDENTS FORUM is A NONPARTISAN, NONIDEOLOGICAL, NONPROFIT 501(C)(3) EDUCATIONAL ORGANIZATION, ESTABLISHED IN 1994 BY EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR ROSE SWAN ALONG WITH ITS FIRST CHAIR, DONALD T. DIFRANCESCO (NJ), and ITS BOARD of DIRECTORS. THE FORUMS MISSION is to PROVIDE A NONPARTISAN ENVIRONMENT WHERE STATE SENATE LEADERS MEET to CONSIDER POTENTIAL SOLUTIONS to CRITICAL PROBLEMS FACING THE STATES. THE FORUM HOSTS THREE EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCES EACH YEAR, WHERE LEGISLATIVE LEADERS ENGAGE IN OPEN and PRODUCTIVE DISCUSSIONS, LEVERAGING THEIR SHARED EXPERIENCES and GAINING INSIGHT FROM GLOBALLY RECOGNIZED EXPERTS. THE FORUM is NOTED for RESPECTFUL DISCUSSION of DIVERGENT VIEWPOINTS, COLLABORATIVE STRATEGIES to FIND COMMON GROUND, and EVIDENCE-BASED PROBLEM-SOLVING for THE COMMON GOOD. IT is NOT A POLITICAL ACTION COMMITTEE of ANY SORT, and IT DOES NOT RAISE or DISTRIBUTE MONEY to INFLUENCE THE OUTCOME of ELECTIONS or LEGISLATION. NO LOBBYING or POLITICAL FUNDRAISING is PERMITTED AT
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ContactROSE ANNE SWANEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
In care of% CAROLINE CARLSON
Mailing address1100 JOHNSON RD UNIT 16055, GOLDEN, CO 80402-7204
Main phone(914) 693-1818 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- November 1994
- County
- Jefferson
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