5 CUPS INC
EIN 93-2617946
What they do
5 CUPS ACQUIRED A CAFE IN WY and TRANSFORMED IT INTO A PROTOTYPE of MISSIONAL HOSPITALITY WHICH INSTITUTES A STUDENT INTERN PROGRAM to BEGIN FORMING FUTURE LEADERS IN MISSIONAL HOSPITALITY. THEY HELP VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS to DEVELOP HOSPITALITY OUTREACHES THROUGH CONSULTING, TEACH A SIX WEEK ONLINE CLASS for THE DIOCESE of SAN FRANCISCO and REPRESENT OUR MISSION ON VARIOUS MEDIA PLATFORMS.
How to reach them
ContactANDREW WHALEYCEO
Mailing address300 MAIN STREET, LANDER, WY 82520
Main phone(573) 979-2459Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Fremont
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