CPI SCHOLARSHIP AND EDUCATIONAL FUND
EIN 47-1656484 · Scholarships & Student Financial Aid (B82)
What they do
FILING EXPLANATION: THE DIRECTOR, LINDSAY MARTIN, WHO is RESPONSIBLE for THE BOOKS and RECORDS of THE ORGANIZATION is LOCATED IN THE AREA AFFECTED BY HURRANE NICOLE and HAS NOT BEEN ABLE to ACCESS HER RECORDS DUE to ELECTRICAL ISSUES and WEATHER CONDITIONS. THIS RETURN is BEING FILED WITH THE INFORMATION AVAILABLE AS of TODAY and IT is THE DIRECTORS CONTENTION THAT IN ORDER to MEET THE FILING DEADLINE THIS RETURN (INCOMPLETE) WILL BE FILED and AN AMENDED RETURN WITH ALL THE REQUIRED INFORMATION and SUPPORT WILL BE FILED AS SOON AS SHE is ABLE to ACCESS THE RECORDS for THE ORGANIZATION.EXEMPT PURPOSE - CPI SCHOLARSHIP and EDUCATIONAL FUND PRIMARY EXEMPT PURPOSE is to RAISE FUNDS BY WAY of DONATIONS for SCHOLARSHIPS for STUDENTS to ATTEND EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS THAT OFFER EQUESTRIAN ACTIVITIES WHEN THE STUDENT COULD NOT OTHERWISE NOT AFFORD to ATTEND SUCH INSTITUTION.
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ContactLINDSAY MARTINDIRECTOR
Mailing addressCO L MARTIN 715 BUDDY COURT, GROVETOWN, GA 30813
Main phone(786) 369-9040 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- October 2014
- County
- Columbia
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