9 ENERGIES INC
EIN 47-1298021 · General Science (U20)
What they do
IN 2017 OUR GOALS WERE 1) TO IDENTIFY THE NATURAL ENERGY OF AS MANY PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE, 2) TO DESIGN AND OFFER A LOCAL ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM, 3) EXPAND OUR REACH IN MONTANA TO HELENA. WE IDENTIFIED OVER 300 PEOPLE IN MONTANA, AND ANOTHER 700 OUTSIDE OF BOZEMAN. THROUGH LOCAL EVENTS IN BOZEMAN AND HELENA WE OFFERED 2-4 IDENTIFICATION EVENTS AT OUR 9 ENERGIES RESEARCH INSTITUTE PER MONTH. WE ATTENDED 3 FESTIVAL EVENTS WHERE WE IDENTIFIED 700 PEOPLE IN CA, NEW MEXICO AND ARIZONA, AND AT BURNING MAN FROM 40+ COUNTRIES, ALL RACES AND MANY CULTURES. WE DEVELOPED AN ADVANCED TRAINING PROGRAM STARTING THE PILOT IN THE SUMMER OF 2017. WE REVISED THE PROGRAM, LAUNCHING A MORE STRUCTURED OFFERING, TESTING THE PILOT ON DECEMBER, 2018. WE OFFERED 2 ON-LINE TRAINING PROGRAMS, ONE BASED ON THE ANNOUNCEMENT AND CONTENT OF OUT BOOK. THE SECOND PROGRAM WAS AN ON-LINE CALL SERIES FOR EACH OF THE NATURAL ENERGIES. WE OFFERED QUARTERLY IDENTIFICATION AND WORKSHOP EVENTS IN HELENA MONTANA IN COLLABORATI
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SUSAN FISHERPRINCIPAL OFFICER
About this charity
- Location
- 140 Stephanie Lane, Bozeman, MT 59718
- County
- Gallatin
- In care of
- SUSAN FISHER
- Primary officer
- Susan Fisher
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2020
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2020
- Tax preparer
- ANDERSON ZURMUEHLEN & CO PC
- NTEE classification
- General Science (U20)
- IRS tax category
- General Science