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Boy Scouts Of America
3231 ATLANTIC AVE RALEIGH, NC 27604-1639 www.ocscouts.orgTHE MISSION OF THE BOY SCOUTS IS TO PREPARE YOUNG PEOPLE TO MAKE ETHICAL CHOICES THROUGHOUT THEIR LIFETIME BY INSTILLING IN THEM THE VALUES OF THE SCOUT OATH AND LAW.
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Gross Receipts: $940,044
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Source: IRS form 990
It's tax deductible.
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This data is based on the organization's 2024 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Council President
James Erlinger
Council Commissioner
Kirk Johnson
Council Vice President Program
Greg Mcgrew
Council Vice President Governance
Nicholas Long
Council Vice President Properties
Joseph Pizzi
Council Vice District Operations
Robert Shelton
Council Vice President Finance
Michael Pitney
Council Vice President Membership
Charles Moore
Council Vice President Development
Jim Crawford
Council Vice President Dei
Bethie Taylor
Council Treasurer
Steve Bullard
Immediate Past President
Chris Jordan
Council Member At Large
Seth Asbill
Council Executive Board Member
Gregg Allen
Council Executive Board Member
John Bardin
Council Executive Board Member
David Bateman
Council Executive Board Member
Meredith Blackwood
Council Executive Board Member
Michael Blackwood
Council Executive Board Member
Steven Blanchard
Council Executive Board Member
Katrina Burruss
Council Executive Board Member
Dennis Culin
Council Executive Board Member
Bill Davis
Council Executive Board Member
James Eringer
Council Executive Board Member
Richard Haar
Council Executive Board Member
Samuel Harrelson
Council Executive Board Member
Patrick Jordan
Council Executive Board Member
Elizabeth Lane
Council Executive Board Member
Susan Long
Council Executive Board Member
Patrick Mcn AI R
Council Executive Board Member
Jeff Mixon
Council Executive Board Member
Gregory Moody
Council Executive Board Member
Chris Nichols
Council Executive Board Member
Scott Ogle
Council Executive Board Member
George Oliver
Council Executive Board Member
Jonathan Perry
Council Executive Board Member
John Rogers
Council Executive Board Member
Kevin Sloop
Council Executive Board Member
Timothy Taft
Council Executive Board Member
Todd Taft
Council Executive Board Member
Donald Teeter
Council Executive Board Member
J Thomas
Council Executive Board Member
Tom Wells
Council Executive Board Member
Brett Warner
Council Executive Board Member
Graham Wilson
Council Executive Board Member
Alex Mihajlov
Council Executive Board Member
Elizabeth Washka
Council Advisory Council
Kimberly Benfield
Council Advisory Council
Bl AI R Bost
Council Advisory Council
Cameron Bowe
Council Advisory Council
Robert Brown
Council Advisory Council
Thomas Church
Council Advisory Council
Steven Crouse
Council Advisory Council
Glenn Davis
Council Advisory Council
Amy Edge
Council Advisory Council
Christopher Fitzsimons
Council Advisory Council
Samantha Hatem
Council Advisory Council
Edward Miller
Council Advisory Council
Kenneth Moore
Council Advisory Council
Jack Nichols
Council Advisory Council
Douglas Nunnally
Council Advisory Council
Frank Tart
Council Advisory Council
Rex Thomas
Council Advisory Council
Archie Whitley
Council Advisory Council
James Whitlock
Council Advisory Council
Diego Moses
Council Advisory Council
Grey York
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Tim Forrest
District Ch AI R Eno River
Justin Sprague
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Brad Davis
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James Lyons
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Charles Flowers
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What is RoundUp.org?
RoundUp.org is revolutionizing the 'round up for charity' movement by allowing any person or company to automatically round up all of the purchases made on an eligible Visa or Mastercard to the next whole dollar amount, and to direct those funds to virtually any nonprofit of their choice. Donors can select from over 1.3 million nonprofits across the U.S., including schools, universities, parent associations, churches, sports clubs, museums, pet shelters, advocacy groups, community service providers, and more.
For nonprofits, RoundUp.org offers the simplest round-up program available; no sign-up, no extra staff, no expenses, and no technical expertise required. We provide each nonprofit with a ready-to-use QR code and web link to their non-profit page where donors can select the card they want to use to round up for the nonprofit. Nonprofits can promote the link or QR code via email, newsletters, printed material, or on social media. Supporters, whether individuals or businesses, can also share the QR code with their audiences to support the nonprofit even further. RoundUp.org makes predictable, recurring donations brilliantly simple and efficient for nonprofits.
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How does RoundUp.org work?
Donors can search for a nonprofit on RoundUp.org or follow a nonprofit-specific URL or QR code. Donors then link their Visa or Mastercard information to start rounding up their purchases into monthly donations. These donations go first to a Donor Advised Fund called Our Change Foundation (“OCF”) which will then send your contribution to the nonprofit you designated, unless that nonprofit is ineligible. On the 1st of each month, RoundUp.org charges the linked card one-time for the total amount of the RoundUps from each purchase made during the prior month. The donation amount, net of fees, is sent to our charitable distribution partner, Our Change Foundation, a United States 501(c)(3) tax-exempt public charity and donor-advised fund, and is made available to the nonprofit for withdrawal within 15 days subject to RoundUp.org’s Terms of Service.
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Can I help get other people to round up for my favorite nonprofit?
Absolutely! Every nonprofit on RoundUp.org has a unique QR code and URL that you can share via text, email, or social media, to encourage others to join the cause. And, it's best to get the word out quickly because donors can only support one nonprofit at a time on RoundUp.org.
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