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Society Of The Cincinnati
2118 MASSACHUSETTS AVE NW WASHINGTON, DC 20008-3640 www.societyofthecincinnati.orgTHE SOCIETY OF THE CINCINNATI PROMOTES THE MEMORY AND THE IDEALS OF THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION AND THE MEN WHO LED THE AMERICAN AND FRENCH FORCES TO VICTORY IN THE REVOLUTIONARY WAR THROUGH MUSEUM, LIBRARY AND EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS AT ANDERSON HOUSE, THE SOCIETY'S HEADQUARTERS.
- EIN:
- 530205423
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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Gross Receipts: $9,379,032
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Source: IRS form 990
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- EIN:
- 530205423
- Category:
- Arts and Culture
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- IRS National Compliance Checks
- National Security Background Checks
- Grant-Making Compliance Checks
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This data is based on the organization's 2024 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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President
Joel Thomas Daves Iv
Vice President
Francis Ellerbe Grimball
Secretary/Director
Mark Calhoun Williams
Treasurer
William Postell R AI Ford Phd
Assistant Secretary
Cordell Lee Bragg Iii Md
Assistant Treasurer
William Allen Marshall
Director
Bryan Scott Johnson
Director
James Keith Peoples
Director
Ferdinand Henry Onnen Iii
Director
Thomas Edward Crocker Jr
Director
Gary Peter Dubois
Director
Joseph Branch Cr AI Ge Kluttz
Director
Charles Albert Stephens
Director
Gregory John Sproat
Director
Henry Roberts Miller
Director
William Joseph Longan
Director
John Mark Stephenson
Director
Loys Marquis De Colbert Cannet
Director
Jean Fran Comte De Caffarelli
Director
George Wright Lennon
Director
Edward Paul Gibson
Director
Mark Crosby Ward
Director
James Mckim Symington
Asst Treasurer/Director
John Mcconville Shannon
Director
Michael Paul Pillsbury Phd
Director
Herbert Jaques Motley Jr
Director
Francis Gorham Brigham Iii
Director
Frank Mauran Iv
Director
Walter Gurnee Dyer Reed
Director
Christopher Mark Nichols
Director
John Stanton Williams
Director
Delbert Alan Smith
Director
William Pfingst Carrell Ii
Director/Audit Committee
Stephen Benjamin Jeffries
Audit Committee
H Laurence Fritz Jr
Audit Committee
John M Allen Petrie
Audit Committee
Brian A Blake
Audit Committee
German P Culver Jr
Director
Robert Campbell Farmer
Director
Hugh Laughlin Robinson Ii
President 2022 2025
Frank Keech Turner Jr
Director
Kenneth Duane Roach
Director
David Peter Kollock
Director
Thomas Heyward Motte Hamilton
Director
William Lowe Sheftall Iii
Executive Director
F Anderson Morse
Director Of Fin And Admin
Susan Benjamin
Director Of Mkt And Comm
Glenn Hennessey
Events Manager
Juan M Mesa
Deputy Dir And Curator
Emily Parsons
Library Director
Thomas Lannon
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