LAREDO CENTER FOR URBAN AGRICULTURE AND SUSTAINABILITY
EIN 83-1656594 · Agricultural Programs (K20)
What they do
DEMONSTRATION FARM THE LCUAS ORGANIZATION HAS FOCUSED ON CREATING and PROVIDING THE PEOPLE of LAREDO WITH A DEMONSTRATION FARM. THE DEMONSTRATION FARM is MAINTAINED BY VOLUNTEERS DAILY and HELPS ORGANIC VEGETATION FLOURISH. THE DEMONSTRATION FARM is A PERFECT STEPPING STONE for PEOPLE to WITNESS and EXPERIENCE THE GROWTH and HARVEST of DIFFERENT VEGETATION. THIS is A CONTINUOUS JOINT EFFORT WITH THE CITY of LAREDO. LCUAS PUMPKIN PATCH THE LCUAS ORGANIZATION HAS CREATED A YEARLY PUMPKIN PATCH EVENT AT THE CANSECO HOUSE LOCATION. THE PUBLIC is INVITED to SPEND TIME AT THE PUBLIC GARDEN and HARVEST ALL TYPES of PUMPKINS. MULTIPLE VENDORS and PERFORMERS ARE INVITED to HELP FAMILIES HAVE AN UNFORGETTABLE EXPERIENCE. ONE of THE PARTNERS WITH THIS EVENT is THE BACHELORS IN ORGANIZATIONAL LEADERSHIP PROGRAM AT LAREDO COLLEGE. URBAN FARMING WORKSHOP THE LCUAS ORGANIZATION HAS SETUP MULTIPLE URBAN FARMING WORKSHOPS THROUGHOUT THE YEAR. THE PURPOSE of THIS WORKSHOP is to PROVIDE PEOPLE WITH KNOWL
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CHRISTINA DUARTEBOARD MEMBER
ELIZABETH CARRERABOARD MEMBER
FEDERICO ELIZONDOSECRETARY
FRANCISCO REYESBOAD MEMBER
MAYRA HERNANDEZBOARD MEMBER
NYDIA ROBLESBOARD MEMBER
ROBERTO GONZALEZTREASURER
RUBY RANGELBOARD MEMBER
VALERY GONZALEZBOARD MEMBER
VANESSA GUERRABOARD MEMBER
VIVIANA FRANKINTERIM PRES
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2023
- Location
- 1515 E LANE ST, LAREDO, TX 78040-7245
- County
- Webb
- In care of
- % ROBERTO GONZALEZ
- Primary officer
- ROBERTO GONZALEZ, TREASURER
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- JORDAN & RULLAN CPAS PLLC
- NTEE classification
- Agricultural Programs (K20)
- IRS tax category
- Agricultural Programs