STRONG POSS-ABILITES INCORPORATED
EIN 87-2120366 · Physical Fitness & Community Recreational Facilities (N30)
What they do
At Strong Poss-Abilities, Our Vision is to Create A Space That Empowers and Develops Athleticism for The Special Needs Disabilities Community. Strong Poss-Abilities Was Able to Start Working With Individuals In Their Homes In The Second Quarter of 2022, and On October 22, 2022 Were Able to Open A Fitness Studio Just for The Special Needs Community. At The End of 2022, There Were Approximately 30-35 Clients That Would Come 1-3 Times A Week for Personal Training. There Are Also About 3 People That Get Nutrition Counseling. The Personal Training Includes Cardio, Strength Training, and Mobility/stretching. The Confidence In These Individuals As They Can Do More Cardio, Lift A Little Heavier and Not Be Tired is Amazing. One Individual In Particular Has Lost Weight, Built Muscle and If Feeling Much Happier About Himself and More Confident. Strong Poss-Abilities Also Provides Social Activities for The Special Needs Individuals That Are 18 and Older. Once A Month There is A Dance That is Chape
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- June 2022
- Location
- 73 Old County Rd A2, Windsor Locks, CT 06096
- County
- Hartford
- In care of
- Tessa Eichelberger
- Primary officer
- Tessa Eichelberger, Executive Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2022
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Physical Fitness & Community Recreational Facilities (N30)
- IRS tax category
- Physical Fitness & Community Recreational Facilities