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Napo Inc
1601 UTICA AVE S STE 213 MINNEAPOLIS, MN 55416-3487 www.napo.netNAPO'S MISSION IS TO EMPOWER ITS MEMBERS BY PROVIDING QUALITY EDUCATION, FOSTERING CONNECTIONS THROUGH A VIBRANT KNOWLEDGE-SHARING COMMUNITY, AND OFFERING OPPORTUNITIES TO ELEVATE THEIR SKILLS AND EXPERTISE.
- EIN:
- 900109451
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Gross Receipts: $284,083
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 900109451
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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