FAN FREEDOM PROJECT INC
EIN 27-4649976 · Alliances & Advocacy - Recreation/Sports (N01)
What they do
THE MISSION of FAN FREEDOM PROJECT is to PRESERVE, EDUCATE and INFORM CONSUMERS of THEIR FUNDAMENTAL RIGHTS RELATING to ACCESS to and ATTENDANCE AT LIVE PUBLIC SPORTS, MUSIC, THEATRICAL and OTHER EVENTS, INCLUDING RIGHTS to A FREE and OPEN SECONDARY TICKETING MARKETPLACE ALLOWING ALL CONSUMERS to BUY, SELL or SHARE TICKETS-WHEN THEY WANT, WHERE THEY WANT, and WITH and to WHOM THEY WANT; to EDUCATE CONSUMERS ABOUT THESE RIGHTS, THREATS to THESE RIGHTS, and OPPORTUNITIES to DEFEND or PROMOTE THESE RIGHTS; and to CHALLENGE EFFORTS of CONTENT OWNERS, VENUE OWNERS, TEAM OWNERS, EVENT PRODUCERS, TICKETING AGENCIES, and GOVERNMENT LEGISLATIVE and REGULATORY AGENCIES THAT INTENTIONALLY or UNINTENTIONALLY SEEK to INHIBIT THESE RIGHTS.
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Mission work is the Form 990 category called program services. These are the organization’s reported accounting categories, not an independent measure of results.
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2012
- Location
- 6309 EXECUTIVE BLVD, N BETHESDA, MD 20852-3905
- County
- Montgomery
- In care of
- % ANDREW COOPER