CAPITAL DOG TRAINING CLUB OF WASHINGTON DC INC
EIN 23-7400896 · Sports Associations & Training Facilities (N40)
What they do
PRESENTED OVER 21 DIFFERENT LEVELS of TRAINING CLASSES, FROM PUPPY, BASIC and ADVANCED OBEDIENCE, UP to UTILITY LEVEL, PLUS AGILITY CLASSES (ALL LEVELS), FREESTYLE, FLYBALL and CONFORMATION NUMEROUS TIMES DURING THE YEAR for OVER 500 PARTICIPANTS. CONDUCTED AKC OBEDIENCE TRIALS and AKC AGILITY TRIALS, OBEDIENCE MATCHES, AGILITY MATCHES, RALLY MATCHES, CANINE GOOD CITIZEN TESTS, THERAPY DOG INTERNATIONAL TESTS, and DOG OBEDIENCE/AGILITY DOG TRAINING SEMINARS for MEMBERS and THE GENERAL PUBLIC.PUBLISHED A MONTHLY NEWSLETTER WITH CLUB INFORMATION and DOG TRAINING ARTICLES THAT WAS DISTRIBUTED to ALL MEMBERS and AVAILABLE to THE PUBLIC ON THE CLUBS WEBSITE.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (12)
AMY SCHEINERTROPHY CHAIR
DIANNE HARDYTRAINING SECRETARY
JANINE CASTORINAASST. TRAINING DIRECTOR
JOYCE DANDRIDGEAKC DELEGATE
JULIE ROVNERSECRETARY
KARA MACWILLIAMSVICE-PRESIDENT
MARTIN GOLDSTEINTRIAL CHAIR
PAM AYRESTREASURER
PAYTON MURPHYOBICHAFF EDITOR
SHANNON HALLPRESIDENT
SHIRLEY BLAKELYDIRECTOR
TOM TATHAMTRAINING DIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1981
- Location
- 2758 GARFIELD AVE, SILVER SPRING, MD 20910-1813
- County
- Montgomery
- In care of
- % LOUIS JURGENS
- Primary officer
- PAM AYRES, TREASURER
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- GROSSBERG COMPANY LLP
- NTEE classification
- Sports Associations & Training Facilities (N40)
- IRS tax category
- Sports Associations & Training Facilities