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8th Annual Poker Ride and Hog Roast

EIN: 35-2155050 · New Castle, IN · United States

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To whom it may concern: Our volunteer fire department is located in the small rural town of Greensboro, located west of New Castle. We serve Greensboro and the surrounding area in Greensboro Township. We are a 501 ( c ) ( 3 ) nonprofit entity. Our fire department is always in need of medical supplies and updated firefighting equipment. We raise money for these things through fundraising and receiving donations. At this time we are planning our 8th annual motorcycle poker ride fundraiser for June 13, 2015. We are seeking donations that can be sold in a silent auction which will be held at this event. Any help your business can give will be greatly appreciated. Thank you for helping us further our goal of giving the best fire protection, safety and medical services possible to those we serve. Sincerely, Joshua Douglas Captain-Greensboro Volunteer Fire Department 3190 West CR 100 South New Castle, IN 47362 765-524-5838

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Organization Details

EIN: 35-2155050
State: IN
City: New Castle
IRS Ruling Year: 1932
Foundation Code: 15

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