ANNIES PROJECT-EDUCATION FOR FARM WOMEN
EIN 26-3995913 · Adult Education (B60)
What they do
The Mission of Annies Project-Education for Farm Women (APEFW) is to Empower Women In Agriculture to Be Successful Through Education, Networks, and Resources. APEFW Conducts Training for Facilitators Who, In Turn, Deliver Annies Project Classes Using The Annies Project Methodology Which Means Small Groups; Safe, Dynamic, and Interactive Class Environment, Vetted Presenters, and Unbiased Research-based Information. A Local Steering Committee Formed By The Trained Facilitator Adapts The Program to The Area of Delivery By Selecting Relevant and Specific Topics. Core Values of The Program Are Safe Harbor, Shared Experiences, Discovery, and Connection. The Result is A Confident Farm Woman With Improved Business Decision-making Skills, and A Network of Peers and Professionals to Support Our Participants and Their Communities.
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ContactRuth HambletonTreasurer
Mailing address16591 N WHITE SWAN LN, WOODLAWN, IL 62898-2402
Main phone(618) 237-6441 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
- February 2014
- County
- Jefferson
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