FARMINGTON HILLS POLICE AND FIRE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
EIN 38-3245831 · Professional Societies & Associations - Mutual & Membership Benefit (Y03)
What they do
THE FARMINGTON HILLS POLICE and FIRE BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION, WITH A CONCERN for SWORN POLICE OFFICERS, FIREFIGHTERS, PARAMEDICS and CERTAIN OTHER DESERVING PUBLIC SERVANTS and FAMILIES of PUBLIC SAFETY EMPLOYEES, DO HEREBY BIND OURSELVES to THE FORMATION of THIS ASSOCIATION, and ITS CONTINUED OPERATION, WITH THE COMMITMENT to RAISE FUNDS and DISBURSE SAME IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISINS of OUR ARTICLES.
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They name their leaders25 people are listed in the latest report.
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Reported spending amounts
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (25)
KELLY KITCHENRECORDING SECRETARY
WILLIAM SMITHTRUSTEE
WILLIAM DWYERPRESIDENT
TODD ANDERSONTRUSTEE
STEVE MEADETRUSTEE
SCOTT BROWNTRUSTEE
ROBERT HOUHANISINTRUSTEE
NICK NEWSOMETRUSTEE
NATE JORDANTRUSTEE
LINDA SOLOMANTRUSTEE
LATOYA WILLISTRUSTEE
KEVIN CRONINTRUSTEE
KEN GALICATRUSTEE
DANIEL RODGIGUEZSECRETARY TREASURER
JOHN UNRUHVICE PRESIDENT
JOHN GINOPOLISELECTED CIVILIAN OFFICER
JEFFRREY KINGTRUSTEE
JAMES WEBBTRUSTEE
JAMES ETZINTRUSTEE
JAMES BRADYTRUSTEE
FRED SHARPTRUSTEE
EMAILY MASAROSTRUSTEE
DOMENIC LAURIATRUSTEE
DENNIS FRANKTRUSTEE
DEL CHRISTIANTRUSTEE
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1996
- Location
- 31655 W 11 MILE RD, FARMINGTN HLS, MI 48336-1105
- County
- Oakland
- In care of
- % CHARLES NEBUS
- Primary officer
- DANIEL RODRIGUEZ, SECRETARY-TREASURER
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- FRANK HIRSCH SUBELSKY & FREEDMAN PC
- NTEE classification
- Professional Societies & Associations - Mutual & Membership Benefit (Y03)
- IRS tax category
- Professional Societies & Associations