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National Archives Foundation
700 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE NW ROOM G12 WASHINGTON, DC 20408-0001 www.archivesfoundation.orgSEE PART III, LINE 1.
- EIN:
- 521792608
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Gross Receipts: $17,379,370
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 521792608
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
Charity Navigator Score
Nonprofit Health Check
- Verification of 501(c)(3) Status
- IRS National Compliance Checks
- National Security Background Checks
- Grant-Making Compliance Checks
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This data is based on the organization's 2022 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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President & Ch AI R
James J Blanchard
Vice Ch AI R
Rodney E Slater
Vice President
Jacqueline B Mars
Vice President
Robert Mosbacher Jr
Vice President
Lucinda Robb
Treasurer
Ross O Swimmer
Secretary
Marilynn Wood Hill
Counsel
William H Minor
Distinguished Historian
Michael R Beschloss
Distinguished Historian
A'lelia Bundles
Distinguished Historian
Ken Burns
Board Member
Kevin Brown
Board Member
Douglas G Brinkley
Board Member
Steven W Caple
Board Member
Anne S Chao
Board Member
Charlie Dent
Board Member
Terri Fariello
Board Member
Laurie S Fulton
Board Member
Jonathan Glickman
Board Member
Mary W Graham
Board Member
Fruzsina M Harsanyi
Board Member
David Jacobson
Board Member
John Johnson
Board Member
Cameron F Kerry
Board Member
Rose Stuckey Kirk
Board Member
Fay Hartog Levin
Board Member
Jon Liebman
Board Member
Brad Meltzer
Board Member
Mary C Moynihan
Board Member
Ackneil M Muldrow
Board Member
Michele Norris
Board Member
Lawrence F Obrien Iii
Board Member
Soledad Obrien
Board Member
Ziad Ojakli
Board Member
Karen Pritzker
Board Member
Bruce Ramer
Board Member
Rebecca Boggs Roberts
Board Member
Susan P Roberts
Board Member
Deborah Ratner Salzberg
Board Member
Gerry Salemme
Board Member
Marjorie B Tiven
Board Member
David E Weisman
Board Member
Tom E Wheeler
Executive Director
Patrick M Madden
Senior Director, Finance
Steve Jenkins
Deputy Executive Director
James Doumas
Director, Capital Camp AI Gn
Franck Cordes
Deputy Director, Cap AI Gn Operations
Laura Giroux
Director Of Marketing & Communications
Erin K Baldwin
Director Of Finance
Jason M Curtis
Director Of Special Events
Tara M Turner
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