Food, Agriculture & Nutrition (K20) IRS Verified DX Registered

OHIO COUNTY & INDEPENDENT AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES

EIN: 34-0825673 · JEFFERSON, OH 44047 · United States · FY 2022 Data

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Mission Statement

Started in 1822, the Ashtabula County Agricultural Society is run by a Board of 18 Directors with the sole objective to promote the encouragement of agriculture, horticulture, and the rearing of better livestock, improvement of domestic science and art, promote general community betterment, together with all other commercial and educational interests of Ashtabula County. This includes working closely with 4-H, FFA, Scouting, Grange and other youth development organizations.

Financial Overview — FY 2022

$1.3M

Total Revenue

$1.5M

Total Expenses

N/A

Net Assets

Employees

Revenue Sources

Expense Breakdown

Program Expense Ratio N/A

Fundraising Efficiency N/A

Operating Reserve N/A

Liability-to-Asset N/A

Revenue Diversification N/A

Executive Compensation $19K

Financial History

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Net Assets	Program %	Staff
2022	$1.3M	$1.5M	N/A	—	80
2021	$1.4M	$1.2M	N/A	—	17

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Organization Details

EIN: 34-0825673
State: OH
City: JEFFERSON
ZIP: 44047
Classification: K20
Category: Food, Agriculture & Nutrition
Last Updated: Oct 2025
IRS Ruling Year: 1822
Foundation Code: 16

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