EVERGREEN FIRE DEPARTMENT FOUNDATION
EIN 39-3908214 · Public Safety Benevolent Associations (M60)
What they do
The Nonprofit Organization Exists to Serve The Local Community Within The Evergreen Fire Protection District By Providing Support and Education to Residents Providing Medical and Firefighting Equipment In Support of Evergreen Fire Rescue and The Community It Serves and Funding First Responder Health Wellness and Benefit Programs.
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ContactPaul KirbyTreasurer
In care of% ANDREW PYBURN
Mailing address1802 BERGEN PKWY, EVERGREEN, CO 80439-7970
Main phone(303) 679-4729Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- March 2026
- County
- Jefferson
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