URBAN SALVAGED AND RECLAIMED WOODS INC
EIN 81-4778043 · Recycling (C27)
What they do
Providing Education and Connection to Those With Stormed Downed Trees On How to Repurpose Them and Connecting Them to Companies That Will Take The Trees. Planted 150 Additional Trees In CA DACs, (disadvantaged Communities) As An Educational Outreach Program and Educated High School Students On The Circle of Life for An Urban Tree and How They Can Be Repurposed and Carbon Continued to Be Stored If They Are Converted to Lumber Instead of Chipped or Landfilled. Monitoring and Watering of New Trees and Previously Planted Trees. 1000s Have Been Educated Throughout The Year With 5 In Person Educational Events During The Year As Well As Numerous Webinars. Training On Standardization Regarding The Proper Recycling of Trees and Sterilizing and Drying of Lumber That Are From Salvaged Urban Trees and Assistance In Marketing and Education. Education On The Benefits of Using Urban Wood. Integrating New Marketing Materials Into The Store and Online. Daily Educational Posting On Social Media. Provide
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ANDY TROTTERVICE PRESIDENT
GEORGE KASTTREASURER
JENNIFER ALGERPRESIDENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2017
- Location
- 6980 CAMP FAR WEST RD, SHERIDAN, CA 95681-9100
- County
- Placer
- In care of
- % JENNIFER ALGER
- Primary officer
- Jennifer Alger, President
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- KATIE A WILLIAMS CPA
- NTEE classification
- Recycling (C27)
- IRS tax category
- Recycling