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TEAYS VALLEY AMANDA-CLEARCREEK DIST SCIENCE STUDY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

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TEAYS VALLEY AMANDA-CLEARCREEK DIST SCIENCE STUDY ENRICHMENT PROGRAM

EIN 31-7170009 · Education (B)

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What they do

This Exempt Entity Was Created to Work With The Estate of Doctor R.S. Hosler to Further The Advancement of Math and Science Studies In Two School Districts In Ohio, Teays Valley and Amanda Clearcreek. Doctor Hosler Had Funded A Testamentary Trust to Pay for The Medical Training of Qualified Graduates From The Two School Districts. Initially, The Funds Available for Such Students Far Exceeded The Needs of Such Graduates Because, Owing to The Poor Science and Math Departments At The Schools, Few Students Could Qualify for Admission to Medical School. The Probate Court Having Jurisdiction Over Dr. Hoslers Testamentary Trust Ageed That, If Dr. Hoslers Trust Was to Be Successful, Some of The Money Should Go to The Schools to Improve Their Math and Science Programs. The Enrichment Program Was Created, and The Two School Superintendents and The Trustee of Dr. Hoslers Trust Constitute The Programs Board. Although Dr. Hoslers Trust Primarily Funds The Medical Students, If There Are Few Such Stu

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Tax year 2024

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Revenue$188,357
Expenses$59,500
Assets$7,910,362

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Mission workProgram services100.0%of expenses
ManagementOffice and general costs100.0%of expenses
FundraisingAsking for donations0.0%of expenses

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Tax year 2024

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About this charity

Recognized since
January 1987
Location
PO BOX 5, ASHVILLE, OH 43103-0005
County
Pickaway
In care of
LEO J HALL

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