BROWN COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION
EIN 75-1526814
What they do
to ENCOURAGE THE PARTICIPATION of THE YOUTH of BROWN COUNTY, TEXAS, IN AGRICULTURE THROUGH THE BREEDING, RAISING, and EXHIBITION of VARIOUS TYPES of FARM and RANCH ANIMALS; to CONDUCT A FAIR to ALLOW YOUNG PEOPLE to EXHIBIT THEIR STOCK and COMPETE for AWARDS; to ENCOURAGE THE YOUTH of BROWN COUNTY, TEXAS, IN THE LEARNING of SKILLS USED IN ARTS and CRAFTS, CLOTHING CONSTRUCTION, FOOD PREPARATION, and to ALLOW YOUNG PEOPLE to EXHIBIT SAME and COMPETE for AWARDS AT THE FAIR; and to PARTICIPATE IN and ENGAGE IN SUCH PUBLIC ATTRACTIONS and EVENTS AS SHALL BE NECESSARY to ENSURE THE CONTINUED SUCCESS of THE ORGANIZATION.
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Board and leadership roster (30)
JARENE GAIL HUDSPETHTREASURER
VANESSA STEWARTDIRECTOR
TRACEY SHUEYDIRECTOR
TERRY EDGARVICE PRESIDENT
TERRI GARRETTDIRECTOR
RUSSELL HEARDDIRECTOR
PEYTON JOHNSONDIRECTOR
MELISSA BURNEYDIRECTOR
KATY KUHLDIRECTOR
JULIE GRIBBLEDIRECTOR
JUAN CONSTANCIODIRECTOR
JIMMY TROWBRIDGEDIRECTOR
JIMMIE DEENDIRECTOR
JET FLORENCEDIRECTOR
JERRY PITTMANDIRECTOR
AMBER VARNERDIRECTOR
JAIME MARESDIRECTOR
HARLAN HOHERTZDIRECTOR
GUY GLASSCOCKPRESIDENT
GRADY SHUEYDIRECTOR
FREDDY HABEKOTTDIRECTOR
DEAN LINDLEYDIRECTOR
DAVID GOODWINDIRECTOR
DANIEL PURCELLDIRECTOR
CHANDA MOSELYSECRETARY
CHAD LOCKERDIRECTOR
BRYAN SENKIRIKDIRECTOR
BRENT MOSELEYDIRECTOR
BEN MCINNISDIRECTOR
ANN CLASSCOCKDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Location
- PO BOX 1101, BROWNWOOD, TX 76804
- County
- Brown
- In care of
- GUY GLASSCOCK
- Primary officer
- GUY GLASSCOCK, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2018
- Tax period began
- September 1, 2018
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- KATHRYN J ISBELL CPA PC
- Revocation date
- January 15, 2016