INTERNATIONAL FOUNDATION FOR ALTERNATIVE RESEARCH IN AIDS INC
EIN 65-0581840
What they do
FOSTER RESEARCH IN THE FIELD of HIV/AIDS. PROVIDE TREATMENTS INFORMATION THROUGH MULTIPLE FORMS of MEDIA for BOTH THE AFFECTED and INFECTED COMMUNITIES. CREATE A BALANCE of INFARAS TREATMENT INFORMATION, EDUCATION, and ADVOCACY for ALL COMMUNITIES of COLOR, LIFE-STYLE and CULTURE. ADVOCATE for ACCESS to ALL FORMS of TREATMENT and PREVENTION for ALL NEEDFUL INDIVIDUALS. PRODUCE BOTH NON-ACCREDITED and ACCREDITED CME and CEU TREATMENT EDUCATION PROGRAMS IN CO-SPONSORSHIP WITH CERTIFYING ACCREDITING ORGANIZATIONS, UTILIZING MULTIMEDIA FORMS or PROGRAMMING.
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FRED SCHAICHPRESIDENT
DEBBIE PARRIS RPH MPA PHARDIRECTOR
KRISTEN FRYDIRECTOR
MICHAEL MCVEIGH MDVICE PRESIDE
RICHARD CARPENTERSECRETARY
RICHARD RUNABEARTREASURER
About this charity
- Location
- 222 SE 30TH PLACE, PORTLAND, OR 97214
- County
- Multnomah
- In care of
- FRED SCHAICH
- Primary officer
- FRED SCHAICH, PRESIDENT
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2017
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2017
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- LAUKA MCGUIRE PC
- Revocation date
- November 15, 2021