HEALING HOMETOWN HEROES
EIN 33-1318845 · Mental Health Associations (F80)
What they do
Healing Hometown Heroes Inc. Delivered Mission-driven Programs That Expanded Access to Conservation Education, Peer Support, Outdoor Therapy, and Community-based Learning for Veterans, Women, Youth, Minorities, and Underserved Community Members. Through Structured Workshops, Mentored Outdoor Events, and Safety Training, Participants Engaged In Experiences Designed to Strengthen Confidence, Foster Resilience, and Promote Responsible Stewardship of Natural Resources and Public Waterways. The Organization Facilitated Educational and Trauma-informed Outdoor Activities That Encouraged Connection, Reflection, and Personal Growth While Advancing Ethical Wildlife and Environmental Practices. During The Year, Healing Hometown Heroes Inc. Served Approximately 5,000 Individuals Through Five Core Programs, Including Seven Educational Workshops and 20 Conservation-focused Events. These Initiatives Strengthened Community Engagement, Expanded Conservation Knowledge, Increased Outdoor Safety Awareness
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Leadership and board
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ASHLEY BUTLERBOARD DIRECTOR
BRITTNEY SMITHBOARD MEMBER
FELICIA COMMANDERBOARD MEMBER
FREDDIE BATISTACFO
JAMES BUTLERVICE PRESIDENT
JULIA RYANBOARD DIRECTOR
ROBERT ISOMPRESIDENT
WILLIAM COMMANDERBOARD MEMBER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 5851 Marion County Rd, Lady Lake, FL 32159
- County
- Lake
- In care of
- Freddie Batista
- Primary officer
- Freddie Batista, CFO
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- October 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Mental Health Associations (F80)
- IRS tax category
- Mental Health Associations