HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION OF NORTHWEST IOWA
EIN 42-1212623 · Chambers of Commerce & Business Leagues (S41)
What they do
HOME SHOW - THE ASSOCIATION MAINTAINS A BOOTH AT HOME SHOWS HELD EACH YEAR IN COMMUNITIES IN NORTHWEST IOWA. THESE SHOWS ARE USUALLY HELD IN SHOPPING MALLS or COMMUNITY BUILDINGS and MANY CONTRACTORS, VENDORS, RETAILERS and ORGANIZATIONS ARE REPRESENTED. MANY CONSUMERS VISIT THE HOME SHOW AS IT PROMOTES THE SALE of ALL TYPES of HOME PRODUCTS. THIS is AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for THE ASSOCIATION to ENHANCE THE CLIMATE for HOUSING and THE BUILDING INDUSTRY AS WELL AS MEET CONSUMERS IN THE AREA WHO ARE INTERESTED IN BUILDING HOMES AND/OR PURCHASING HOME PRODUCTS. THE ASSOCIATION COLLABORATES to BENEFIT ALL AREAS of THE BUILDING INDUSTRY.PARADE of HOMES - THE PARADE of HOMES is AN EVENT SPONSORED IN PART BY THE HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION. SEVERAL NEW HOMES, RECENTLY BUILT, BY THE AREAS CONTRACTORS ARE PUT ON DISPLAY IN A PARADE of HOMES. THE GENERAL PUBLIC PURCHASES A TICKET IN ORDER to VIEW EACH HOME IN THE PARADE. THIS PROGRAM is AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY for AREA CONTRACTORS to DISPLAY TH
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ContactDEREK LEEPresident
Mailing addressPO BOX 331, SPIRIT LAKE, IA 51360
Main phone(712) 336-3901Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- May 2002
- County
- Dickinson
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