BEARDED APPLE
EIN 46-0600562 · Rural Development
What they do
The Bearded Apple (TBA) Will Utilize A Market Based Community Economic Development Model Using Local and Regional Markets to Positively Impact The Economic, Environmental, and Social Dimensions of Iron County, MI. The Three Areas of Activities Will Be: Small Business Development, Workforce Development and Community Economic Development. The Primary Mission is to Develop and Improve Our Low-moderate Income Community Through Economic and Related Development; Whose Activities and Decisions Are Initiated, Managed, and Controlled By The Constituents of Those Local Communities; and Whose Primary Function is to Act As The Master Community Economic Developer and Packager of Projects and Activities That Will Increase Our Constituencies Opportunities to Become Owners, Managers, and Producers of Small Businesses, Affordable Housing and Jobs Designed to Reduce Poverty, Unemployment and Curb Blight In Iron County,MI.
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ContactGlen Waarvik
Mailing address419 Washington Ave, Iron River, MI 49935
Main phone(906) 284-1289 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emaillitho@dankeithwilliams.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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