AMERICAN CONTRACT BRIDGE LEAGUE UNIT 503
EIN 37-1565599
What they do
The American Contract Bridge League Unit 503 is An Organization Which Promotes The Play of Duplicate Bridge. It is Comprised of 10 Bridge Clubs and is The Largest ACBL Unit In The San Francisco Bay Area. Recreational and Educational Opportunities Are Provided for Unit 503s Approximately 800 Bridge Club Members, Other ACBL Bay Area Units 5,300 Members, As Well As The General Public, to Learn and Play The Card Game of Bridge. During 2025 Duplicate Bridge Games Were Held Either Face-to-face or Online At Multiple Times Each Day, Up to Seven Days A Week. The Unit Rents A Facility In Mountain View, CA Where Face-to-face Bridge Games Are Played. In 2025 The Bridge Club Held 12 Two-to-five-day Face-to-face Bridge Tournaments. Throughout The Year Face-to-face Bridge Lessons Were Held At The Club. Additionally, The Unit Held Six Zoom Bridge Lectures, Given By World-class Bridge Expert Celebrities, and Attended By As Many As 150 Students, As Part of The Clubs Bridge Education Program. The Unit Ha
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2010
- Location
- PO BOX 391206, MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA 94039-1206
- County
- Santa Clara
- In care of
- % DAN THATTE