Las Patronas

Mission

Las Patronas is committed to providing financial assistance to nonprofit organizations in San Diego County that provide valuable community services in the areas of health, education, social services, and cultural arts, and to continuing our tradition of service to enhance the quality of life in our community.

Vision

Las Patronas is a volunteer-run philanthropic organization that funds critically needed capital items for a wide range of San Diego County nonprofits. Our members personally visit and thoroughly vet every organization we support. Since our inception in 1946, we have awarded more than $27 million in grants to over a thousand nonprofit organizations, helping our community thrive.

Goals

1.Las Patronas focuses on the most critical needs in the San Diego nonprofit community each year, and its members spend the year fundraising to meet these needs.

LA JOLLA CA | EIN: 95-6051480

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501(c)(3) organization

PO BOX 1888,
LA JOLLA CA 92038-1888

https://www.laspatronas.org

Las Patronas

Mission

Vision

Goals

1.Las Patronas focuses on the most critical needs in the San Diego nonprofit community each year, and its members spend the year fundraising to meet these needs.

LA JOLLA CA | EIN: 95-6051480

Profile managed by nonprofit | Is this your nonprofit?

501(c)(3) organization

PO BOX 1888,
LA JOLLA CA 92038-1888

https://www.laspatronas.org

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Additional Information

Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes

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No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes

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Financial Statements:No

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Records Retention Policy:Yes

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Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No

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100%	Website Reported on Tax Form:Yes
100%	No Material Diversion of Assets:Yes
0%	Financial Statements:No
100%	Records Retention Policy:Yes
0%	Tax Form Disclosed on Website:No

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