AMERICAN VAULTING ASSOCIATION NORTHERN LAKES VAULTERS (SUBORDINATE TO AVA)
EIN 80-0961204 · Recreational Clubs (N50)
What they do
1) Vaulting Club Services for 30 Members. Provide Coaching, Lunging, Horse Use, Tack, Arena Space (leased). Members Compete Nationally, Club Sponsors Local Competitions and Clinics. Board 3 Club Owned Horses and 2 Leased Horses. (2021 Expenses = $13895) 2) Club Purchases Professional Services to Maintain The Vaulting Horses - Vet, Farrier, Chiropractic, Professional Trainer, Feed & Supplements. Club Contracts Judges, Facilities for Competitions, Clinician for Clinics. Provide Professional Lunging At Practices and Competitions. (2021 Expenses = $52142) 3) Purchase Additional Vaulting Horse As Club Increased By 15 Members From 2020 to 2021. No Donations for This Above $5000 Per Person. (2021 Expenses = 5600). Total Program Services Expenses - $71,637 for 2021.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- April 1988
- Location
- 2 Birch Lane, North Oaks, MN 55127
- County
- Ramsey
- In care of
- Elizabeth Whillock