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The National Energy And Utility Affordability Coalition
PO BOX 33878 WASHINGTON, DC 20033-0878 neuac.orgTHE NATIONAL ENERGY AND UTILITY AFFORDABILITY COALITION (NEUAC), A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION, IS A BROAD-BASED COALITION OF DIVERSE MEMBERS DEDICATED TO HEIGHTENING AWARENESS OF THE ENERGY AND UTILITY AFFORDABILITY NEEDS OF VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS, FOSTERING PUBLIC-PRIVATE PARTNERSHIPS, AND EN…
- EIN:
- 521559709
- Category:
- Human Services
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- EIN:
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- Category:
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This data is based on the organization's 2024 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Executive Director
Katrina Metzler
President
Kim Campbell H AI Ley
1 St Vice President
Keelie Andringa
2 Nd Vice President
Mike Bradford
Treasurer
Marietta Doney
Secretary
Laura Bayona
Past President
Tanya Jones
Treasurer (Thru June 2024)
John Rich
Secretary (Thru Sept 2024)
Michael Bell
Director
Andrew Bennet
Director
Todd Berreman
Director
Liz Brister
Director
Latoya Butler
Director
Sakinah Howard
Director
Tony Hunt
Director
Michelle Lehman
Director
Marcela Lenox
Director
Kevin Mcgrath
Director
Carolyn Perry
Director
Frank Rapley
Director
Glenis Scott
Director
Shannon Stahley
Director
Gary Swan
Director
Gabe Terry
Director
Chad Quinn
Director
Shaylee Stokes
Director (From Mar 2024)
Kevin Alexander
Director (From May 2024)
Roxana Ayala
Director (From Oct 2024)
Alexandra Balbuena Alleyne
Director (From May 2024)
Andrew Binegar
Director (From May 2024)
Maria Hopps
Director (From May 2024)
Rosa Pagnillo Lopez
Director (From May 2024)
Elizabeth Paulson
Director (From May 2024)
Star Walker
Director (From May 2024)
Olivia Wein
Director (Thru May 2024)
Celia Andrade
Director (Thru May 2024)
Kelly Caplan
Director (Thru June 2024)
David Conn
Director (Thru May 2024)
Amanda Dewey
Director (Thru May 2024)
Julie Garcia
Director (Thru May 2024)
Kathleen Kerr
Director (Thru May 2024)
Haly Laasme
Director (Thru Mar 2024)
Brittany Lyke
Director (Thru Jan 2024)
Bonnie Temme
Director (May Sept 2024)
Silvia Aldana
Director (Feb May 2024)
Jackie Castrellon
Director (July Sept 2024)
Rose Hamilton
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