CLOUD & FIRE
EIN 88-0564057 · Fire Prevention (M24)
What they do
Cloud & Fire Has Discontinued Its Programs In Preparation for Formal Dissolution. However, In Keeping With Its Christian Mission of Equipping Youth to Thrive, Cloud & Fire Dispersed Its Remaining Funds to Other Christian Organizations With Similar Goals. By Doing So, The Board of Directors Has Ensured That The Mission of Cloud & Fire Will Continue. Cloud & Fire Has Carefully Selected Organizations That Understand The Importance of Working With Youth, and That Already Have A Commitment to Equipping Youth to Thrive Spiritually, Educationally, and Emotionally. Arleta First Assembly of God Church: As A Regular Part of Its Outreach Into The Community, Arleta Assembly of God Provides After-school Clubs On The Campuses of Schools That Are In High-need Neighborhoods. Because Cloud & Fire Originally Began As An After-school Club for Children, This Ministry is Held In High Regard By The Cloud & Fire Board of Directors. Cloud & Fire Was Able to Share Resources With Arleta Assembly Which Included
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ContactMELODY ROSSIExecutive Director
Mailing address9757 ARLETA AVENUE, ARLETA, CA 91331
Main phone(818) 782-2911 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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