FRIENDS OF ROOSEVELT CHILDRENS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL
EIN 85-2943576 · Single Organization Support (B11)
What they do
to SUPPORT THE OPERATION of ROOSEVELT CHILDRENS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL IN NEW YORK (THE "SCHOOL") BY PROVIDING ASSISTANCE WITH THE SCHOOLS REAL ESTATE and FACILITIES-RELATED NEEDS, and BY RAISING FUNDS and RESOURCES THAT WILL ENABLE THE CORPORATION to PROVIDE SUPPORT to THE SCHOOL to ENHANCE THE EXPERIENCE of THE SCHOOLS STUDENTS; to EXERCISE ALL RIGHTS and POWERS CONFERRED BY THE LAWS of THE STATE of NEW YORK UPON NOT-FOR-PROFIT CORPORATIONS, INCLUDING BUT WITHOUT LIMITATION THEREON, to RAISE FUNDS, to RECEIVE GIFTS, DEVISES, BEQUESTS and CONTIRBUTIONS, IN ANY FORM, and to USE, APPLY, INVEST and REINVEST THE PRINCIPAL AND/OR INCOME THERE FROM or DISTRIBUTE THE SAME for THE ABOVE PURPOSES and to ENGAGE IN ANY OTHER ACTIVITY THAT is INCIDENTAL TO, CONNECTED WITH or IN ADVANCEMENT of THE FOREGOING PURPOSED of SECTIONS 170(C)(2)(B) and 801(C) (3).
How to reach them
ContactPHILIP LECONTECEO/COO/CFO
In care of% PHILIP LECONTE
Mailing address201 DEBEVOISE AVE, ROOSEVELT, NY 11575-1715
Main phone(516) 532-7104 Contact phone(212) 365-8600Source: 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
- April 2021
- County
- Nassau
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