American Contract Bridge League Unit 503
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Programs & Services
Mentor Programme
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Duplicate Bridge Games
Provides various levels of duplicate bridge games, including newcomer, intermediate, and weekend games.
Bridge Classes
Offers a comprehensive education program with classes for different skill levels.
Educational Programs
Provides lectures, mentoring, and seminars to improve bridge playing skills.
About
American Contract Bridge League Unit 503
Founded in
2010
EIN
371565599
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(4)
Category/Type
Arts & Culture
Address
PO BOX 391206 MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA 94039-1206 Unite States
Website
https://paloaltobridge.org/
Phone
(650)-940-1824
Email address
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Mission
Dedicated to encouraging duplicate bridge play, this large ACBL Unit in the San Francisco Bay Area fosters a vibrant environment for players of all skill levels, encouraging social interaction.
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