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These Old Bonez Enterprises
2144 STATE HIGHWAY 147 S PROCTOR, AR 72376-9627 www.theseoldbonez.orgbridging the gap in home healthcare for those who are over the income limit to receive assistance to get services but are under the income limit for the Affordable Healthcare program.
- EIN:
- 823109961
- Category:
- Healthcare
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Gross Receipts: $855,525
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Source: IRS form 990
It's tax deductible.
- EIN:
- 823109961
- Category:
- Healthcare
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- 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 2023 IRS Form 990 tax filing.
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Director
Sherese Green
Employee
Jaleesa Shears
Employee
Lotanya Kirk
Officer
Claudette Smith
Officer
Bianca Smith
Officer
Ebony Hansberry
Officer
Kerby Jackson
Lujuana Woodard
Heather Woodard
Nurse
Jaleesa Shears
Nonemployee
Cassandra Adams
Dominique Bedford
Keon Bell
Lakeish Binion
Nonemployee
Pearlie Bogan
Nonemployee
Cassandra Branscomb
Nonemployee
Latoya Brown
Nonemployee
Gloria Bell
Nonmeployee
Lasondra Earls
Nonmeployee
Tarangela Epps
Nonemployee
Beverly Goodman
Nonemployee
Cornelius Granville
Nonmeployee
Adrianna Green
Nonemployee
Peartracy Henderson
Nonemployee
Erica Jackson
Nonemployee
Elizabeth Jefferson
Nonmeployee
Antomorris Johnson
Nonemployee
Deborah Johnson
Nonemployee
Porsche Johnson
Nonemployee
Taylor Jones
Nonemployee
Tymya Jones
Nonemployee
Mary Long
Nonemployee
Dequienton Lott
Nonemployee
Fransilla Love
Nonemployee
Shanier Love
Nonemployee
Erica Mcmiller
Nonemployee
Cora Miller
Nonemployee
Lillie Moore
Nonemployee
Tiacea Mosley
Nonemployee
Symone Nelson
Nonemployee
Shawanda Parker
Nonemployee
Jacquelyn Perry
Nonemployee
Sabrina Phillips
Nonemployee
Jacqueline Pritchard
Nonemployee
Sonya Reed
Nonemployee
Jaleesa Shears
Nonemployee
Jori Simmons
Nonemployee
Carolyn Simpson
Nonemployee
Claudette Smith
Nonemployee
Glenda Smith
Nonemployee
Victoria Smith
Nonemployee
Dionne Stidwell
Nonemployee
Delores Swann
Nonemployee
Sabrina Thornton
Nonemployee
Kenyonna Wallace
Nonemployee
Lashundra White
Nonemployee
Tristina White
Nonemployee
Latyrah Williams
Nonemployee
Cassie Wilson
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