THE CALAVERAS VISITORS BUREAU FORMERLY CALAVERAS COUNTY LODGING ASSOC
EIN 68-0184820 · Professional Athletic Leagues (N80)
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The Calaveras Visitors Bureau (CVB) Was Incorporated April 28, 2000, Under The Laws of The State of California Originally As A Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporation Under Section 501(c)(6) of The Internal Revenue Code. The Organization Had Formerly Been Organized As An Unincorporated Nonprofit Public Benefit Association On August 1, 1988, Under The Name Calaveras County Lodging Association, Doing Business As Calaveras Visitors Bureau. The Specific Purpose of CVB is to Promote and Increase Tourism In Calaveras County By Increasing Awareness of The Areas Resources, Cultural Entertainment, and Recreational Opportunities. CVB Serves As Liaison With The City, County, and State Governments On Behalf of The Tourism Industry In Calaveras County. CVB Also Provides Education In Matters Relating to The Tourism Industry to Listing and Non-listing Partners.Effective Upon Recordation of An Amended Articles of Incorporation (Recorded On July 12,2021), CVB Has Switched From A Public Benefit Corporatio
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ContactMARTIN HUBERTYExecutive Dir.
Mailing address753 S MAIN ST, ANGELS CAMP, CA 95222-0000
Main phone(209) 736-0049 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emaillori@theluberoom.comAdditional emailinfo@gocalaveras.comAdditional emailbvlodging@bearvalley.comSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- January 1990
- County
- Calaveras
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