CENTRAL TEXAS BBQ ROUNDUP
EIN 33-3173110 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Food & Agriculture (K12)
What they do
CTBR Plans, Develops, and Executes A Large-scale Charitable Community Event Designed to Raise Funds and Provide Direct Financial Support to Animal Services, Youth-focused Programs, and Emergency Service Organizations Within Central Texas. Through A Unique Combination of BBQ, Music, Automotive Culture, and Animal Welfare, CTBR Brings People Together to Build Lasting Relationships and Generate Meaningful Charitable Support for Those In Need. CTBR Supports Education, Youth Programs, Emergency Services, and Animal Welfare While Leveraging Technology to Promote Efficiency, Accountability, and Transparency In Nonprofit Event Management.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2026
- Location
- 423 DANDRIDGE DR, TEMPLE, TX 76502-1969
- County
- Bell
- In care of
- Terry Maxwell