ARKANSAS INTERFAITH POWER AND LIGHT
EIN 27-1143249 · Natural Resources Conservation & Protection (C30)
What they do
USDA NRCS Grant That Provided 114 Demonstrations and Workdays In Gardens and Greenhouses Over A 12-month Period; Provided Growers With 13 New Chicken Coops, 76 New Garden Beds, 25 New Beehives, and 100 Shiitake Mushroom Logs for Continued Local Farming Efforts; Provided Entrepreneur Farmers With More Than 150 Egg-laying Chickens and Ducks; Delivered Fresh Local Food to 8 Food Pantries On Multiple Occasions; Built 4 New Greenhouses and Refurbished or Managed 3 Greenhouses for Shared Space Among Network of Growers; Network Grew In 2020-21 From 43 to More Than 240; Strengthened Existing Partnerships and Developed 27 New Garden Partnerships At Community Centers, Schools, Houses of Worship, and Urban Plots.
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Leadership and board
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SCHARMEL ROUSSELPRINCIPAL OFFICER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2010
- Location
- AIPL ID 500 WESTOVER DR 34599, SANFORD, NC 27330-0000
- County
- Faulkner
- In care of
- % STEPHEN COPLEY
- Primary officer
- Scharmel Roussel
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Natural Resources Conservation & Protection (C30)
- IRS tax category
- Natural Resources Conservation & Protection