SOMEDAY FOUNDATION
EIN 26-0350804 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Voluntary Health Associations (G12)
What they do
The Someday Foundation Was Created By Two High School Friends Who Experienced Firsthand The Loss of Family Members to Cancer. Realizing That While Individuals Are Facing Many Challenges From A Recent Diagnosis, Life Still Goes On. Doctor Appointments Take Place, Therapy & Treatments Are On-going, All Taking Time and Resources. Along With That, Bills Still Need to Be Paid, House Payments Need to Be Made, and The List Goes On. In Short Life Keeps Rolling Along. The Someday Foundation Strives to Assist With The "everyday" Things and Relieve Some of The Pressures That Come With That. Many Times Our Recipients Find Themselves Unable to Work, or Are Reduced to Limited Work Schedules. That Has A HUGE Impact On Their Financial Situation. Many Find, Like We Did, That There Are Not A Lot of Resources to Help, and If Available, There is A Lot of Red Tape or Stipulations That Come Along With Receiving Help. The Someday Foundation Cuts Out The Red Tape By Having A Simple Application Completed and A
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ContactDavid Boekholder
In care of% DAVID BOEKHOLDER
Mailing address950 11TH ST NE, DYERSVILLE, IA 52040-1419
Main phone(563) 581-3013Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2008
- County
- Dubuque
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