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Ohio River Foundation

Founded in 2000, ORF is a non-profit with a comprehensive approach to watershed conservation. Its primary activities are in education and habitat restoration. Major programs include: River Explorer -an award-winning education program that reaches more than 4,000 students and provides more than 12,000 student contact hours per year in Greater Cincinnati with hands-on STEM education through in-river field research. Mussels in the Classroom: a first-in-the-nation in-classroom mussel husbandry program. This unique hands-on, multi-day learning experience now serves more than 6,000 students per year, providing over 30,000 program contact hours to schools in Greater Cincinnati, Columbus, and Lexington.

Cincinnati, OH Founded 2000 Revenue $425,997 1% for the Planet

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The record

EIN
31-1704768
Founded
2000
Annual revenue
$425,997
Headquarters
Cincinnati, OH
Website
www.ohioriverfdn.org
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