WILLOWS FOUNDATION INC AKA CHESAPEAKE TEMPLE
EIN 75-3140268 · Educational Services (B90)
What they do
AVATARA Retreats Willows Foundation Inc. Supported AVATARA Retreats As Part of Its Charitable, Educational, and Spiritual Mission By Administering Program Funds, Paying Related Expenses, and Supporting Public Access to Retreat-based Learning Opportunities. AVATARA Retreats Provided Educational Workshops, Guided Practices, Discussion Sessions, and Related Instruction Drawing From Eastern and Western Wisdom Traditions and Contemplative Practices. Programming Was Designed to Support Personal Development, Spiritual Education, and Community Well-being. Willows Foundation Also Administered Scholarship Support to Help Make Participation Accessible to Individuals With Financial Need. In 2025, Three Five-day Retreats Were Held In The United States, Finland, and Egypt. A Total of 43 Participants Attended These Retreats, and 3 Scholarships Were Awarded. Through This Program, The Organization Helped Provide Structured Educational and Spiritual Programming In A Retreat Setting and Expanded Access t
How to reach them
ContactMarcus WooPresident
In care of% MAI EMILY WOO
Mailing address4895 BAYVIEW DR, CHESAPEAK BCH, MD 20732-3423
Main phone(808) 936-1394 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2005
- County
- Fairfax
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