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Community development nonprofits in Auburn, IN

11 community-development nonprofits file a Form 990 in Auburn, IN. Together they report $1.4 million in revenue and hold $7.0 million in assets.

The largest are Dekalb County Visitors Bureau Inc, Dekalb County Economic Development Partnership Inc, and Adac Inc.

Organizations
11
Total revenue
$1.4M
Total assets
$7.0M

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Community development in Auburn

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Top 11 by revenue · 11 community-development nonprofits in Auburn, IN
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Organization CategoryRevenueAssets Support
Dekalb County Visitors Bureau Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$562K$982K
Dekalb County Economic Development Partnership Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$343K$356K
Adac Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$287K$23K
Eckhart Library Foundation Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$156K$5.7M
D Downtown Auburn Business Association Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$31K$3K
S Shifters Car Club Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0
I International Association Of Lions Clubs Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0
N Northeast Indiana Defense Industry Association Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0
F Fortitude Fund Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0
D Dekalb Chamber Partnership Foundation Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0
F Fairway Farm Community Association Inc Auburn, IN Community Development$0$0

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