INLAND EMPIRE SENIORS GOLF ASSOCIATION
EIN 92-3450445 · Golf (N6A)
What they do
The Inland Empire Seniors Golf Association (IESGA) Schedules Competitive Golf Tournaments for Its Members. There Are Typically 15 Tournaments At Various Local Courses During The Season. IESGA Schedules The Tournaments, Creates Entry Forms, Collects Entry Fees and Green Fees From Members Who Register for Tournaments, Assigns Tee Times for Each Tournament, Prepares Score Cards for Each Tee Time, Pays The Golf Course for The Green Fees, Collects Score Cards After The Round, Determines Gross and Net Winners for Each Flight, Notifies Members of The Results, and Pays The Winners. Members Pay IESGA for Their Green Fees and IESGA Pays 100 Percent of That Amount to The Golf Courses. Members Have The Option of Participating In 4 Side Games, 100 Percent of Those Funds Are Also Returned to The Members. IESGAs Operating Costs Are Funded Through Membership Dues and A Small Portion of The Entry Fee for Each Tournament.
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BRAD BERGSECRETARY
JOHN HANKETOURNAMENT-HANDICAP CHAIRMAN
LEE PAULTREASURER
DOUG KEARSLEYASSISTANT TOURNAMENT CHAIRMAN
BOB BECKBOARD MEMBER
BOBBY CARUSOBOARD MEMBER
CLAYTON COLLINGTONBOARD MEMBER
DAVE SETIANVICE PRESIDENT
DAVID HALLPRESIDENT
ERICK KEATINGBOARD MEMBER
MIKE HEMMINGSONBOARD MEMBER
PETE FREDRICKSONBOARD MEMBER
SCOTT PETERSENBOARD MEMBER
STEVE MICHELSONBOARD MEMBER
STEVEN JOHANSENBOARD MEMBER
STEVEN JONESBOARD MEMBER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 6109 W EXCELL AVE, SPOKANE, WA 99208-3788
- County
- Spokane
- In care of
- Lee Paul
- Primary officer
- Lee Paul, Treasurer
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Golf (N6A)
- IRS tax category
- Golf