AUGUSTA ROWING CLUB INCORPORATED
EIN 58-1604135 · Education (B)
What they do
Actively Working With Rowing Organizations (ACC, NCAA, ITR, SIRA, Etc.) On Feasibility of Holding Regattas At Langley Pond. Actively Working to Have Augusta Host The Head of The Hooch Regatta As Well As The Head of The South Held Two Learn to Row Classes (May and August) Held Two Open Houses Tripled The Size of The Junior Program (from Six to 20 Rowers) Added Two Volunteer Coaches to Support The Program Including A Former Olympic Coach and A Former Member of The National U23 US Rowing Team Held The Augusta Invitational Regatta and Southeast Masters Regionals At Langley Pond and The Head of The South Regatta On The Savannah River Hosted Two Spring Training Teams From High Schools Juniors and Masters Attended Numerous Regattas for Competition Hosted The First Ever Ergathon At The Augusta Rowing Club One Rower Was Awarded The USRowing Scholar Athlete Status One Rower Was Awarded A Full Rowing Scholarship to Harvard University Held A Fall/winter Lecture Series On Nutrition, Olympic Trainin
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ContactKirsten AylwardPresident
In care of% BRANDT BONIN
Mailing address101 RIVERFRONT DR, AUGUSTA, GA 30901-1972
Main phone(706) 394-8458 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailaugustarows@gmail.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- August 1986
- County
- Richmond
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