BELLEVILLE BAND BOOSTERS
EIN 99-4701637 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Youth Development (O12)
What they do
Each Year The Program Serves Over 600 Students Through Financial and Volunteer Support. This Begins With Our Annual Band Camp for Our Marching Band Members. This Takes Place for Two Weeks In August. The Boosters Provide A Good Amount of The Funding for This Overnight Camp Which Includes Instrumental and Marching Instruction Fun & Games for Our Students and Extensive Health Services During The Time of The Camp. During Our Marching Season The Boosters Provide Meals and Health Support At All Home Games. We Also Provide Transportation to Offsite Events As Well As Full Uniform Fittings & Care. In The Classroom We Provide Sheet Music Custom Reeds for School-owned Instruments and We Supplement The Districts Budget for Music & Computer Software for Our Students. We Conduct A Number of Exciting Events Throughout The Year Including Our Band Review In The Fall Which is A Showcase of Area High School Marching Bands. We Also Work With Other School Groups Such As Student Council and Robotics Where W
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AMY PEARCEPRESIDENT
APRIL TURNBULLTRUSTEE
CAREY BLAIRTRUSTEE
CASSIDY TAYLORTRUSTEE
JAYME CHAMPAGNE-SCHELLENBERGERTRUSTEE
KELLY NEWBERRYTREASURER
MARGO DELIBERAVICE PRESIDENT
MARK WARNERTRUSTEE
MELISSA BEHNKESECRETARY
SHERRY KESSLERTRUSTEE
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 501 W COLUMBIA AVE, BELLEVILLE, MI 48111-2611
- County
- Wayne
- In care of
- % AMY PEARCE
- Primary officer
- Amy Pearce, President
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Youth Development (O12)
- IRS tax category
- Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Youth Development