PALM BEACH POSSE INC
EIN 92-1324763 · Animal-Related N.E.C. (D99)
What they do
PALM BEACH POSSE PRODUCED OPEN BREED SHOWS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 7-8,OCTOBER 5-6, NOVEMBER 2-3, DECEMBER 7-8, FEBRUARY 1-2, MARCH 1-2, APRIL 5-6 and MAY 3-4 AS WELL AS BARREL SHOWS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 16, NOVEMBER 9, DECEMBER 14, FEBRUARY 8, MARCH 8, APRIL 12 and MAY 10 DURING OUR 2024-2025 SEASON. THESE SHOWS WERE ALL HELD AT JIM BRANDON EQUESTRIAN CENTER and PROVIDED ACTIVITIES for OVER 150 JUDGED CLASSES of BOTH HORSE and RIDER AWARDS. THESE ACTIVITIES INVOLVED OVER 200 LOCAL PARTICIPANTS and CLOSE to 300 PUBLIC SPECTATORS. THE EVENT SUCCEEDED IN PROMOTING AWARENESS and INVOLVMENT of OUR LOCAL EQUESTRIAN COMMUNITY.THE EVENT SERVED to EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT THE DIFFERENT CLASSES and TYPES of HORSE SHOWING NOT OFTEN AVAILABLE to BE SEEN and ENJOYED. THIS EVENT OFFERS THE OPPORTUNITY for YOUTH and NEW RIDERS to PARTICIPATE IN ONE of THE OLDEST ALL BREED SHOWS IN FLORIDA.
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ContactDARCY GORDONTREASURER
In care of% DARCY GORDON
Mailing address1127 ROYAL PALM BEACH BLVD, ROYAL PLM BCH, FL 33411-1641
Main phone(561) 951-2021 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- July 2023
- County
- Palm Beach
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