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- Additional Info:According to information provided by the organization, it is a non-profit, national agency that aims to promote parenting and life skills for parents. It reports itself to be tax-exempt as a 501c(3) organization in the IRS tax code. The Institute provides programs and materials to "improve the quality of life of a father" in order to elevate the life quality of children and their mothers.
Business Details
- BBB File Opened:
- 6/1/2001
- Business Started:
- 3/19/1994
- Business Management:
- Mr. Charles A Ballard, CEO
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- Principal Contacts
- Mr. Charles A Ballard, CEO
- Fax numbers
- Other Fax: (202) 293-4288
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