TRI-TOWN REVIVAL FOUNDATION INC
EIN 39-3579354 · Community & Neighborhood Development (S20)
What they do
During The Reporting Year 34 Children Actively Participated In The Safe Haven Learning STEM Program. This Initiative Aimed to Enhance Interest and Skills In Science Technology Engineering and Mathematics Through Interactive Games. Despite Running for A Brief Two-month Period The Program Emphasized Quality Interactions and Impactful Learning Experiences. Teaming Up With A Teacher From Fort Meade Elementary We Introduced Innovative Teaching Methods That Went Beyond Traditional Approaches. An Outstanding Example Was Integrating The Pokemon Trading Card Game Into Math Lessons for Elementary Students. By Using This Popular Game We Effectively Taught Intricate Mathematical Concepts Like Algebraic Equations In A Way That Engaged The Students Making Learning Both Enjoyable and Efficient. The Children Perceived It As A Game Unaware They Were Actually Formulating and Solving Algebraic Equations.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (5)
ADAM EVANSDIRECTOR
COLIN DEPLOCEO
FELICITY JOHNSONSECRETARY
KENNETH WENTWORTHTREASURER
SHANE BRUMLEYSAFE HEAVEN PROGRAM CORDINATOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2025
- Location
- 407 Pratt Street, Luke, MD 21113
- County
- Allegany
- In care of
- Colin Deplo
- Primary officer
- Colin Deplo, CEO
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- July 24, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Community & Neighborhood Development (S20)
- IRS tax category
- Community & Neighborhood Development