Trinity College Moka Alumni Association
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Trinity College Moka Alumni Association
Founded in
2021
EIN
823420256
IRS 501(C) Type
501(c)(3)
Category/Type
Alumni Groups
Address
13706 234TH ST ROSEDALE, New York 11422-1703 United States
Website
trurohistoricalsociety.org
Phone
(508)-349-0200
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About
TRINITY COLLEGE MOKA ALUMNI ASSOCIATION - UNITED STATES INC, founded in 2021, aims to create a strong network of alumni both locally and abroad. The association encourages its members to organize and participate in activities that support Trinity College Moka's vision of excellence.
Mission
The Trinity College Alumni Association's main goals are to create an engaged network of former graduates both locally and abroad, who are encouraged to organize fundraising activities and to undertake projects that will benefit the college.
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