KIWANIS CLUB OF BARTLESVILLE FOUNDATION INC
EIN 73-1518732
What they do
Sooner Junior Miniature Golf Course Serves As The Primary Fundraiser and Provides Affordable Entertainment for Over 6,000 Community Members Each Year. The Course is A City Asset But We Maintain It. A Portion of The Funds Raised is Used for Facility Maintenance and Improvements, Lawn Care, Utilities. Course Operations Contributed $16,000 to Our Scholarship and Grant Budget. Our Club Awards 5 - $1,000 Senior Scholarships, 5 - $100 Sophomore Scholarships, 4 - $50 8th Grade Awards, and 2-$500 Scholarships to Students Attending Tri-County Tech. We Awarded $8,500 In Grants to Local Service Organizations Who Directly Support Several Hundred Children. We Shared $11,540 With Local, District, and Kiwanis Childrens Funds. Our Annual Fishing Derby Served 68 Children. Our 4th of July Celebration Served Thousands of Community Members, As Did Our Christmas Parade. We Do Raise Funds for Expenses, But Often Do Not Break Even. Our Celebrate Giving Event Showcases Local Non-profits In An Effort to Genera
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (11)
BECKY TUPPERPRESIDENT-ELECT
GRACE FARMERVICE PRESIDENT
JEANETTE MILLERDIRECTOR
JIM SWEZEYDIRECTOR
KAREN WILSONDIRECTOR
KELSEY THOMASPAST PRESIDENT
KONRAD BRANDEMUHLSECRETARY
KYLE MARGERUMDIRECTOR
PAT GAMBLEDIRECTOR
RACHELLE WILSONDIRECTOR
WAYMOND WHITEPRESIDENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1997
- Location
- 414 SE WASHINGTON BLVD PMB 199, BARTLESVILLE, OK 74006-2428
- County
- Washington
- In care of
- % SHARON M HURST
- Primary officer
- Rachelle Wilson, Chidren's Services Chair
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2023
- Tax period began
- October 1, 2023
- Return type
- 990EZ