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Tax Exempt Listing for Publishing 7 20 2020.Xlsx Department of Revenue and Taxation TAX EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS A=Approved, R=Revoked ONLY CONTRIBUTIONS TO 501c3/26203c ORGANIZATIONS CAN BE CLAIMED AS CHARITABLE CONTRIBUTION DEDUCTIONS ON INCOME TAX RETURNS Listing as of July 15, 2020 Exempt NAME OF ORGANIZATION EIN StatusAddess City State Zip Code Code 1 501c4 1950' PIONEER ALUMNAE ORGANIZATION (AOLG) 00-0000000 A P.O. BOX CY AGANA GU 96910 2 26203c 1967 ISLANDWIDE CLASS ASSOCIATION 00-0000000 R P.O. BOX 263 AGANA GU 96910 3 501c3 1975 LIBERATION DAY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 00-0000000 A P.O. BOX 682 HAGATNA GU 96932 4 501C3 31ST PACIFIC EDUCATIONAL CONFERENCE 2020 66-0937804 A 501 Mariner Avenue Barrigada GU 96913 5 501c4 411TH ARMY RESERVE & WIVES ASSOCIATION 00-0000000 A RT.4 BOX 76 IPAN TALOFOFO GU 96914 6 26203c 4-H ART CLUB I 00-0000000 R UOG STATION MANGILAO GU 96923 7 26203c 502 (GHURA) FAMILY ASSOCIATION 00-0000000 R P.O. 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