NORTHWEST PENNSYLVANIA EMINENT COMMUNITY INSTITUTE
EIN 25-1811150 · Education (B60Z)
What they do
THE CORPORATION SHALL COMBAT ECONOMIC COMMUNITY DETERIORATION and SHALL PROMOTE, FACILITATE and ASSIST IN PENNSTLVANIA (ERIE, CRAWFORD, MERCER, LAWRENCE, VENANGO, CLARION, FOREST, and WARREN COUNTIES), WHICH SLALL INCLUDE OPERATING A PROGRAM of FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IN THE FORM of LOW-COST, LONG-TERM LOANS to or THE PURCHASE of EQUITY INTERESTS IN VARIOUS FOR-PROFIT BUSINESS ENTERPRISES IN ECONOMICALLY DEPRESSED AREAS; INSTRUCTING and TRAINING UNDERPRIVILEGED INDIVIDUALS for THE PURPOSE of IMPROVING or DEVLOPING THEIR CAPABILITIES for ECONOMIC SELF-SUFFICIENCY; FOSTERING ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES for UNDERPRIVILEGED PERSONS; and ASSISTING COMMUNITIES WITH THE DEVELOPMENT of INFRASTRUCTURE to SUPPORT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT WHICH WILL LESSEN THE BURDEN of GOVERNMENT.
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Money report from 2024The charity has a recent tax report to read.
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They name their leaders18 people are listed in the latest report.
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Money in and money out
Reported spending amounts
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (18)
JILL FOYSEXECUETIVE DIRECTOR
VICTORIA DICKSONDIRECTOR
THOMAS MCKINLEYCHAIRPERSON
TED THARANDIRECTOR
ROD WILTVICE CHAIR
MARK KINGSTONDIRECTOR
LIZETTE OLSENDIRECTOR
KRISTI AMATODIRECTOR
JIM DECKERDIRECTOR
ALBERT ABRAMOVICDIRECTOR
ISRAEL POWERFISCAL DIRECTOR
ERIC HENRYDIRECTOR
DEBBRA KAPPDIRECTOR
DAN GLOTZTREASURER
CINDY CRYTZERDIRECTOR
CHRIS SAINATODIRECTOR
BRENTON DAVISSECRETARY
ANN COLEMANDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1998
- Location
- 395 SENECA ST, OIL CITY, PA 16301-1311
- County
- Venango
- In care of
- %
- Primary officer
- TOM MCKINLEY, CHAIRMAN
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- MAHER DUESSEL CPAS
- NTEE classification
- Education (B60Z)