JUSTICE HIGH SCHOOL ROWING BOOSTERS CLUB INC
EIN 54-6074527 · Education (B1120)
What they do
The Justice HS Rowing Boosters Supported 28 Student Athletes 11 Girls, 17 Boys During The 2024-25 Season. The Team Included 10 Freshmen Novices. The Entire Team Maintained A 3.5 and Above GPA With Most Team Members Qualifying As Student Athletes and Lettering In Rowing. The Team Participated In 6 VASRA-sponsored Regattas, Virginia State Championships, and The SSRA National Championships. The Team Also Held Fundraisers, Workdays for Boat Moves and Equipment Repair, and An Outreach Rowing Program At Glasgow Middle School. Being A Club and Not A School Sport, While Abiding By All VHSL and FCPS Rules, The Team Receives No Financial Nor Transportation Support From The School Nor County. The Boosters Fill This Critical Gap. The Boosters Also Held Their Annual Letter Campaign, Car Washes, and Wreaths, Poinsettias, Coffee Fundraisers to Continue Years of Solid Community Engagement and to Support Rowers and Coaches With Safety Equipment, Boats, Oars, Repairs, Launches and Motors, Uniforms, Equi
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ContactChristina KishPresident
Mailing address3301 Peace Valley Ln, Falls Church, VA 22044
Main phone(703) 868-7092 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
- June 1968
- County
- Fairfax
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