ARCHAEOLOGICAL LEGACY INSTITUTE
EIN 93-1280340 · Natural History & Natural Science Museums (A56)
What they do
The Mission of ALI is to Develop Ways to Make Archaeology More Effective Both In Gathering Important Information About Past Human Lifeways and In Delivering That Information to The Public and The Profession. A Fundamental Postulate is That Archaeology Has Important Messages to Deliver Accurately and Completely to People Worldwide About Our Origins and Development As A Species and That Among These Messages Are Those About Mistakes We Have Made In The Past and Must Not Make In The Future. In Essence, ALI is Devoted to Archaeological Research and Its Contributions to Science and to Humanity. In The Furtherance of This Mission, ALI, Its Associates, and Its Employees Adhere to The Principles of Archaeological Ethics Promulgated By The Society for American Archaeology.
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Leadership and board
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CECILIA FORRESTBOARD MEMBER
ESTHER STUTZMANBOARD MEMBER
HERVEY ALLENSECRETARY
JOHN WATERSTREASURER
RICHARD PETTIGREWPRESIDENT
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2000
- Location
- 372 West 12th Avenue Suite 4, Eugene, OR 97401
- County
- Lane
- In care of
- Richard Pettigrew
- Primary officer
- Richard Pettigrew, Executive Director
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- NTEE classification
- Natural History & Natural Science Museums (A56)
- IRS tax category
- Natural History & Natural Science Museums