WEATHERFORD BAND FAN CLUB INC
EIN 75-1525276 · Parent & Teacher Groups (B94)
What they do
for THE BENEFIT of YOUTH, SCHOOL and COMMUNITY, THE WEATHERFORD BAND FAN CLUB EXISTS to SUPPORT THE WEATHERFORD ISD BAND PROGRAMS (INCLUDING COLORGUARD), ITS DIRECTORS and THE DISTRICTS FACULTY and STAFF IN AN EFFORT to MAINTAIN A HIGH QUALITY MUSIC PROGRAM. THE ORGANIZATION AIMS to FOSTER ENTHUSIASM for THE PROGRAM, ENCOURAGE STUDENT PARTICIPATION, and ASSIST DIRECTORS IN CONDUCTING MAJOR PROGRAM ACTIVITIES. THE WBFC WILL RAISE FUNDS AS NEEDED to ENABLE THE CLUBS OPERATION and THE MEETING of CLUB PURPOSE.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (19)
KAREN FINKJH PRESIDENT
VICKI BERDINECOLOR GUARD
SARAH GOSHMANVP OF COMMUN
REBECCA JONESHISTORIAN -
MISTY BROWNINGCONCESSION C
LIZA WALTERSJH SECRETARY
LADONNA SANDIFERTREASURER
KRISTIN PERKINSPRESIDENT
KIM DOOLEYVP OF MEMBER
KATIE SMITHPERCUSSION R
ANGELA TRENTHAMJH VP
JENNIFER GRIFFITHHISTORIAN -
JENNIFER COLLINSVP OF STUDEN
EMILY WILLIAMSJH FUNDRAISI
ELIZABETH LOUVATJH CONCESSIO
DANIELLE TERRELLSECRETARY
BRITTANY HARBOURJH SOCIAL CH
BRANDY ESTEPJH TREASURER
ANN DECKERVP OF BUDGET
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2015
- Location
- PO BOX 2314, WEATHERFORD, TX 76086-7314
- County
- Parker
- In care of
- ANN DECKER
- Primary officer
- ANN DECKER, VP OF BUDGET & FIN
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- GEORGE MORGAN & SNEED PC
- NTEE classification
- Parent & Teacher Groups (B94)
- IRS tax category
- Parent & Teacher Groups