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2200 Fourth Street White Bear Lake, MN 55110
Principal Staff:
George Boody,
Executive Director Board Chair: Char Brooker EIN: 41-1466054
Phone: 651-653-0618 Fax: 651-653-0589 Main E-mail: lspwbl@landstewardshipproject.org Website: www.landstewardshipproject.org
IRS Code: 501(c)(3)
Giving Guide Categories
MISSION Land Stewardship Project works to foster an ethic of stewardship toward farmland in the United States, to promote sustainable agriculture, and develop healthy communities.
990 SNAPSHOT (2005-2007) Programs and Expenses (2007)Food Systems : $263,416Membership and Outreach: $189,065Farm Beginnings: $167,470Federal Conservation Policy Education: $162,037Livestock Organizing and Policy Education: $128,825 | | | | 3-Year Average Charity Expenses | % of total expenses | | Program Services: | $1,133,568 | 82.2%
| | Management: | $155,823 | 11.3%
| | Fundraising: | $89,261 | 6.5%
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Date of final report:
03/17/2008 PUBLIC DISCLOSURE
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CHARITY RESPONSE TO REVIEW: The Land Stewardship Project (LSP) advances practical solutions to achieving stewardship and building wide-spread public support for an agricultural system in which family farmers and small towns could thrive, and soil, water and wildlife are increasingly protected. LSP believes that public disclosure, responsible governance, sound financial management, ethical fundraising and strategic initiatives designed to make a difference on the land in people’s lives demonstrate our commitment to excellence. The Board and staff are pleased that the Council has found us to be in compliance with the Accountability Standards and we pledge to continually strive to meet those standards.
LSP’s work has led to cleaner water, more wildlife habitat, more people starting stewardship-based farming, democratic participation in communities, and policies that support greater stewardship and access to healthful, regionally-produced food. Members include farmers, rural people and urban citizens in our region and nationally and more than 2600 households have joined in support. | | | |
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