GRAND RAPIDS FIRE DEPARTMENT RELIEF ASSOCIATION
EIN 41-6037190 · Fire Prevention (M24)
What they do
THE ASSOCIATION RECEIVES and MANAGES PUBLIC FUNDS to PROVIDE RETIREMENT and ANCILLARY BENEFITS for INDIVIDUALS PROVIDING THE GOVERNMENTAL SERVICES of FIREFIGHTING and EMERGENCY RESPONSE. THE ASSOCIATION MAY ALSO RAISE FUNDS FROM PRIVATE SOURCES to FURNISH FIRE and EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT for THE FIRE DEPARTMENT and for OTHER PURPOSES DEEMED NECESSARY and APPROPRIATE BY THE ASSOCIATION.
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ContactLANCE KUSCHELPRESIDENT
Mailing address104 SE 11TH ST, GRAND RAPIDS, MN 55744-3904
Main phone(218) 256-0574Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- February 1972
- County
- Itasca
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