Lake Monroe Water Fund Inc
The Lake Monroe Water Fund was created for public, educational, and charitable purposes, including developing a durable and reliable structure that will facilitate community investment in mutually beneficial watershed and water protection practices to ensure that Lake Monroe provides an abundant supply of high quality water for people, wildlife, business, and recreation.
Bloomington, IN Founded 2021 Revenue $137,502
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The record
- EIN
- 861645499
- Founded
- 2021
- Annual revenue
- $137,502
- Headquarters
- Bloomington, IN
- Website
- www.lakemonroewaterfund.org
- Focus
- Water Rivers
- State
- Indiana
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