Harbin Family Foundation
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Harbin Family Foundation
Founded in
2007
EIN
26-0158564
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)()
Category/Type
Education
Address
255 PORTER RD MARTIN, GA 30557-3541 United States
Website
https://harbinfamilyfoundation.org/
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About
The Harbin Family Foundation, established in 2007, provides scholarships for Harbin Lumber's children, elderly care, addiction treatment, housing, and job opportunities. It supports day care and elderly care centers, and organizations that spread the gospel. The foundation also supports the restoration of Camp Toccoa and provides wheelchairs.
Mission
The Harbin Family Foundation supports the Harbin Lumber Company employees and their children as they continue their education. The foundation also provides funds for various causes including day care centers, elderly care centers, nursing homes and organizations that spread the gospel.
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