SAVE FAMILY FARMING
EIN 81-2398664 · Agricultural Programs (K20)
What they do
THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES for THE PRESERVATION and BETTERMENT of LOCAL FAMILY FARMERS IN WHATCOMCOUNTY, WASHINGTON. WE STRIVE to INFLUENCE LEGISLATION BY USING A COMMON and UNIFIED VOICE for LOCAL FAMILY FARMERS WITHOUT THE USE of LOBBYING.
How to reach them
ContactMARKUS ROLLINGERPRESIDENT
In care of% GERALD BARON
Mailing addressPO BOX 424, EVERSON, WA 98247-0424
Main phone(360) 303-9123 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website Emailinfo@savefamilyfarming.orgSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
Represent this organization?Claim this nonprofit to change contact informationAbout this charity
- Recognized since
- August 2018
- County
- Whatcom
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