Newtown Forest Association Inc
The Newtown Forest Association is the oldest private land trust organization in Connecticut. It has been dedicated for one hundred years to securing for the residents of Newtown and for posterity generally the benefits derived from open space lands. Lands which include, but are not limited to, forest and agricultural land, wildlife and nature preserves and watersheds.
Newtown, CT Founded 1940 Revenue $1,423,898
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The record
- EIN
- 066079549
- Founded
- 1940
- Annual revenue
- $1,423,898
- Headquarters
- Newtown, CT
- Website
- www.newtownforestassociation.org
- Focus
- Land Conservation
- State
- Connecticut
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