ALPHA IOTA BUILDING CORPORATION
EIN 85-3069043 · Recreational Clubs (N50)
What they do
Primary Exempt Purpose- to Unite College Men of Culture, Patriotism, and Honor In The Bond of Fraternity to Encourage Honorable Achievement In Every Field of Human Endeavor, to Promote The Spiritual, Social, Intellectual, and Moral Welfare of Its Members; to Assist In The Aims and Purposes of Colleges and Universities; to Inspire Service In The Public Interest. The Building Corporation Takes An Active Role In The Various Social Activities and Other Functions of The Chapter. The IRS Has That An Organization Formed to Buy, Lease, and Maintain A Building Exclusively for An Organization Recognized Under 501C7 (Alpha Gamma Rho Fraternity) Itself Qualifies for Exemption Under 501c7 If It Takes An Active Role In Various Social Activities and Other Chapter Functions. See E.q. Letter Ruling 8207007 and Revenue Ruling 64-118. The Main Objective is to Raise Funds and Facilitate All Aspects of The Development and Construction of A Fraternity House, Then to Maintain The House Going Forward.
How to reach them
ContactSam SmithTreasurer
In care of% JOHN CHRISTOPHER LOONEY
Mailing addressPO BOX 363, CAVE SPRINGS, AR 72718-0363
Main phone(979) 777-6851 Contact phone(405) 471-1970Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- December 2021
- County
- Benton
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