River Relief Inc
Missouri River Relief's mission is to engage individuals and communities along the missouri River in the exploration, enjoyment, restoration and care of the River through hands-on River clean-ups, education programs and recreation.
Columbia, MO Founded 2002 Revenue $1,139,513
Trails near this work
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- Katy Trail State Park
- Cedar Creek Trail
- Moon Loop
- Frog Hollow Nature Trail
- Binder Lake MTB Trails
The record
- EIN
- 030425187
- Founded
- 2002
- Annual revenue
- $1,139,513
- Headquarters
- Columbia, MO
- Website
- www.riverrelief.org
- Focus
- Waste Circular Economy
- State
- Missouri
Nearby organizations
- Missouri State Parks Foundation Inc0 miles away
- Missouri Prairie Foundation0 miles away
- Columbia Center For Urban Agriculture0 miles away
- Ozark Regional Land Trust8 miles away
- Greenbelt Land Trust Of Mid Missouri Inc8 miles away
- Friends Of Bunker Hill8 miles away
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