Friends Of Shelby Park Inc
Founded in 2008, Friends of Shelby is a private, nonprofit organization dedicated to the preservation, enhancement, and promotion of Shelby Park and bottoms for everyone to appreciate and protect.
Nashville, TN Founded 2008 Revenue $801,405
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- Murfreesboro Greenway
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- Shoreline Trail
The record
- EIN
- 262738429
- Founded
- 2008
- Annual revenue
- $801,405
- Headquarters
- Nashville, TN
- Website
- www.friendsofshelby.org
- Focus
- Environmental Beautification
- State
- Tennessee
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