JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT OF SOUTH FLORIDA INC
EIN 59-0871446 · International, Foreign Affairs & National Security (Q320)
What they do
JUNIOR ACHIEVEMENT of SOUTH FLORIDA, INC. HIGHLIGHTS THE VALUE of THE FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM, TEACHING BUSINESS KNOW-HOW and PERSONAL FINANCE. WE DO THAT THROUGH PROVEN STRUCTURED, HANDS-ON PROGRAMS for ALL STUDENTS, K-12. THE RELEVANCY of THE ORGANIZATIONS PROGRAMS REINFORCES THE LEARNING PROCESS, ENCOURAGES SELF-ESTEEM and INCREASES THE POTENTIAL for OUR STUDENTS FUTURE SUCCESS.
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LAURIE SALLARULOPRESIDENT & CEO
MONICA MCNERNEYCHIEF OPERATING OFFICER
ADRINIA WOODSCHIEF REVENUE OFFICER
SHERNETTE GRANTCHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER
MATTHEW VERGADIRECTOR
MONIQUE L CORKERDIRECTOR
MONICA NAVARRODIRECTOR
KRISTEN SEARLEDIRECTOR
MONICA FRANKDIRECTOR
MICHAEL A FISCHLERDIRECTOR
MICHAEL SALAMONEDIRECTOR
MEAGHAN RYANDIRECTOR
MAUREEN CANADADIRECTOR
LISA DAUGUSTINODIRECTOR
MATTHEW DIGREGORIODIRECTOR
PETER LOYELLODIRECTOR
MATT DE AGUIARDIRECTOR
MARK S WALTERDIRECTOR
MARC NUDELBERGDIRECTOR
MANISH HIRAPARADIRECTOR
LYNN GOLDMAN-HAYMANDIRECTOR
SETH E ELLISDIRECTOR
ZACHARY MORRISONDIRECTOR
WILLIAM BECKHAMDIRECTOR
WENDY LIEBOWITZDIRECTOR
TIMOTHY A RUBINDIRECTOR
THOMAS H LOFFREDODIRECTOR
TAMARA RODRIGUEZTREASURER
STUART R MORRISDIRECTOR
STACEY MILLERDIRECTOR
SHERRY BRADLEYDIRECTOR
NICKY TESSERDIRECTOR
RYAN CRONINSECRETARY
ROSS CALVERTDIRECTOR
RONNIE MEDINADIRECTOR
ROBYN RAPHAEL DYNANDIRECTOR
ROBERT MORCOSDIRECTOR
RITIKA FERWANIDIRECTOR
RICHARD FARAHDIRECTOR
PETER R WOOLFDIRECTOR
KIMBERLY CAMPOSDIRECTOR
CATHERINE MANDELLDIRECTOR
GEOFFREY HORSTDIRECTOR
DON SILVESTRIDIRECTOR
DAVID CHANONDIRECTOR
CRISTY CASTANEDADIRECTOR
CINTHYA LAVINDIRECTOR
CINDY MASONDIRECTOR
CHRISTINE L BATTLES MERHIGEDIRECTOR
CHRISTINE SHAWDIRECTOR
CHAZ WARRINGTONDIRECTOR
GEORGIE BROWNDIRECTOR
CAPTAIN RENEE PETERSONDIRECTOR
CAITLIN STELLADIRECTOR
BRENDA HORNERDIRECTOR
ARTHUR ROSENBERGDIRECTOR
ANGELIKA SCHLANGERDIRECTOR
ANDREW KOENIGCHAIR
ANDREA TSAKANIKASDIRECTOR
ALFREDO AGUIRREDIRECTOR
AKIN AYODELEDIRECTOR
JENNIFER GOLDSMITHDIRECTOR
KENNETH DEBRITTODIRECTOR
KATHERINE FOSTERDIRECTOR
JULIO ROQUEDIRECTOR
JULIO RAMIREZDIRECTOR
JULIE L WILLIAMSON-BRESSETDIRECTOR
JOHN T RAY IIIDIRECTOR
JOEL D MAYERSOHNDIRECTOR
JESSICA LERNERDIRECTOR
JENNIFER STARKEYDIRECTOR
KIM SARNIDIRECTOR
JEFFREY BUZZELLIDIRECTOR
JEFF BISHOPDIRECTOR
JAMIE MANBURGDIRECTOR
JACQUELINE LORBERDIRECTOR
HOWARD LEVINEDIRECTOR
HOWARD HEPBURNDIRECTOR
GREGORY C THOMPSONVICE CHAIR
GIANCARLO ZUNIGADIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1994
- Location
- 1130 COCONUT CREEK BLVD, COCONUT CREEK, FL 33066-1647
- County
- Broward
- In care of
- LAURIE SALLARULO
- Primary officer
- LAURIE SALLARULO, PRESIDENT & EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- CITRIN COOPERMAN ADVISORS LLC
- NTEE classification
- International, Foreign Affairs & National Security (Q320)