ATLANTA BLACK PRIDE INC
EIN 83-3663840 · Disabled Persons Rights (R23)
What they do
This Project is Launched In The Month of October Because It is Focused On Domestic Violence In The Black & Brown LGBTQ+ Community. We Have Three Major Areas We Want to Focus On: The Lesbian, The Gay Man, and The Transgender Male & Female. Throughout The Month of October, We Have Identified Four Community Partners That We Bring to The Table to Host Podcasts and Zoom Conversations About Domestic Violence In The Community. We Will Provide Resources Along With Sharing Positive Engagement As Well As The Tragic Stories of What Happens In This Type of Relationship. The Second Part of This Project is The Social Media and LGBTQ+ Print Campaign That Will Also Be Launching During October. We Want to Put Real Faces to This Topic With Resources Through Flyers and Producing At Least Two, Possibly Three 60 Sec Videos That Bring Awareness.
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TERENCE STEWARTPRINCIPAL OFFICER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 1530 DEKALB AVE NE, ATLANTA, GA 30307-2176
- County
- Fulton
- In care of
- % ATLANTA BLACK PRIDE
- Primary officer
- Terence Stewart, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2023
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2021
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Disabled Persons Rights (R23)
- IRS tax category
- Disabled Persons Rights