NEBRASKA WILDLIFE FEDERATION
EIN 23-7401528 · Animal-Related (D300)
What they do
NEBRASKA 4-6 GRADE STUDENTS ARE RECRUITED to CREATE A POSTER ABOUT NEBRASKAS WILD LANDS and WILDLIFE and SEND IT to THE NEWF BOARD for JUDGING. THE THEME for 2022 WAS "SAVING NEBRASKA WILDLANDS." POSTER CONTEST RULES ARE DISRIBUTED to PRINCIPALS IN NEBRASKA to SEND to THEIR TEACHERS THAT HAVE 4TH, 5TH or 6TH GRADE STUDENTS IN EITHER ARE or LIFE SCIENCES CLASSES. ALL WIDLLIFE NEEDS to BE FREE to BE ABLE to MOVE ABOUT, to FIND BROWSING and RESTEING AREAS, to MIGRATE and MINGLE WITH OTHER HERDS or INDIVIDUALS of THIER SPECIES. THE OPEN LANDS of NEBRASKA ARE NECESSARY for ALL DIFFERENT TYPES of WILDLIFE IN OUR STATE. AWARDS ARE GIVEN AT A BANQUET and CEREMONY AT PIONEERS PARK NATURE CENTER, LINCOLN, NE
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (4)
DR MARIAN MAASBOARD MEMBER
DR RUSS SOCHEKVICE PRESIDE
RAY SUEPERPRESIDENT/TR
ROD DIERKSSECRETARY
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1989
- Location
- 156 SOUT 5TH STREET SUITE 206, SEWARD, NE 68434-0000
- County
- Seward
- In care of
- % MIKE COE
- Primary officer
- RAY SUEPER, PRESIDENT/TREASURER
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- PERRY L DEMMA CPA
- NTEE classification
- Animal-Related (D300)