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    Skagit Community Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & Voluntarism
    MOUNT VERNON, WASitio web3604193181

    About Skagit Community Foundation

    To connect people who care with causes that matter.

    Focus Areas

    Basic human needs (housing, food, emergency support)Youth education & developmentArts & cultureAnimal welfareVeterans servicesEnvironmental/farmland protectionMental health supportScholarships and education supports

    Who They Fund

    children & families (including K-6 and out-of-school youth)low-income and homeless individuals/familiesimmigrants & refugeesBIPOC farmers / small-scale farmers of color

    About Skagit Community Foundation

    The Skagit Community Foundation’s largest recent grant was a $972,716 award to the City of Mount Vernon for the Mount Vernon Library Commons Project, a signal of the scale at which the foundation can support civic infrastructure in its region. Alongside that project, it funds a broad mix of local priorities: children’s services, housing and food support, scholarships, mental health, arts programming, animal welfare, veterans services, and farmland or environmental protection. Recent grants show a funder that works through both large community investments and steady operating support. The foundation has backed Mount Vernon, Anacortes, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, and other nearby communities with grants for general operations, facility improvements, equipment, and program costs. It also supports scholarship pathways through multiple named awards, including scholarships for Skagit County students, Mount Vernon High School graduating female students, and students connected to specific local organizations or districts. The result is a foundation that funds practical needs and community capacity at the same time. Its giving pattern includes direct service organizations, schools, museums, food banks, rescue services, and health-related nonprofits, with many awards tied to clearly defined local projects or operating needs.

    What Skagit Community Foundation Funds

    In youth and family support, the foundation gave $101,500 to the Children’s Museum of Skagit County for equipment and facility improvements plus the Scholarship & Equity Fund, and $66,953 to Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County for general operations. It also funded Children of the Valley with $32,000 for the Mount Vernon childcare initiative, the COVID childcare program, and expansion of services to Sedro-Woolley. Housing and emergency support appear in grants such as $49,900 to Community Action of Skagit County for flood relief and recovery, the East County Resource Center, the housing program, and the Skagit Food Distribution Center. Family Promise of Skagit Valley received $27,000 for general operations and a housing case manager. Arts and cultural programming is another visible thread. Skagit Symphony received $56,100 for school and family concerts and McIntyre Hall performing arts center fees and expenses, while Pacific Northwest Opera received $30,394 for the same venue-related costs. The Mount Vernon Library Foundation also received $28,982 for book purchases, reinforcing the foundation’s support for educational and cultural access.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.6M

    Total Assets

    $13.7M

    Total Revenue

    $2.3M

    Total Expenses

    $2.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $10K and $20K, with a median of $13K.

    25th Percentile

    $10K

    Median

    $13K

    75th Percentile

    $20K

    Geographic Reach

    Local3 states funded
    Intensidad de financiamiento
    Baja
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    Sede

    Leadership

    MADDY MACKENZIE

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    How Skagit Community Foundation Gives

    Typical grants cluster in the five-figure range, with a p25 of $9,500, a median of $12,500, and a p75 of $20,000. The recent list also includes several much larger awards for capital and community projects, but the middle of the distribution stays relatively modest. Recipients repeat across years: Community Action of Skagit County, Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County, The Humane Society of Skagit Valley, and the Children’s Museum of Skagit County all appear more than once. The foundation is a community foundation and does not fund individuals or make program-related investments. Scholarships are a structured part of its work, and the scholarship programs are marked as accepting unsolicited applications.

    Where Skagit Community Foundation Makes Grants

    The foundation gives overwhelmingly close to home: 98% of grants go to recipients in Washington, and the recent-grants list shows only U.S. recipients. Mount Vernon, Anacortes, Burlington, Sedro-Woolley, and La Conner appear repeatedly, with additional grants to Bellingham and Seattle. Skagit County locations dominate the list, especially Mount Vernon and Burlington, but the portfolio also reaches nearby Island County through scholarship support. The pattern is local rather than regional or national.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Skagit Community Foundation

    What kinds of organizations does The Skagit Community Foundation support?

    It supports a wide mix of local nonprofits and public-serving groups, including children’s services, housing and food support, arts and culture, animal welfare, mental health, veterans services, environmental and farmland protection, and scholarships. Recent recipients include museums, food banks, rescue services, schools, and health-related organizations.

    How large are its typical grants?

    The typical award size is $9,500 at the 25th percentile, $12,500 at the median, and $20,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent-grants list also shows some much larger project grants, including a $972,716 award to the City of Mount Vernon.

    Does it fund organizations outside Washington?

    Its grantmaking is local, and 98% of grants go to recipients in Washington. The recent-grants data shows U.S. recipients only, with most awards going to Skagit County communities such as Mount Vernon, Anacortes, Burlington, and Sedro-Woolley.

    Are there scholarship opportunities associated with the foundation?

    Yes. The foundation operates multiple scholarship programs, including scholarships for undocumented or DACA students from Skagit County, Mount Vernon High School graduating female students, Children of the Valley alumni, volunteers, and staff, students in the Lake McMurray Fire District, and students connected to specific churches or medical training pathways.

    Do any grantees receive support in multiple years?

    Yes. Several organizations appear more than once in the recent-grants list, including Community Action of Skagit County, Boys & Girls Clubs of Skagit County, The Humane Society of Skagit Valley, and the Children’s Museum of Skagit County. That indicates repeat support rather than one-time-only funding for those groups.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Performing artsArts and culture

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Applicants must be local not-for-profit performing arts groups, including school-affiliated groups, with an IRS tax-exempt EIN and a local presence in Skagit County. Applicants must perform or schedule a performance at McIntyre Hall and provide a plan or confirmation of reservation. National or statewide organizations without a local presence, re-granting organizations, partisan political activities, and discriminatory organizations are ineligible. Funds cannot be used for promotion, transportation, costumes, sets, or other additional expenses.

    Fecha límite: 2026 application period: August 1 through September 30, 2026.

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    Skagit Disaster Relief Fund (grantmaking in disaster response)

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    ¿Quién puede postularse? Support is deployed through SCF's disaster response strategy and community partnerships; specific eligibility depends on the relief program or partner distribution channel.

    Fecha límite: Activated as needed during disasters; no standard public application window provided.

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    Anacortes Women's Giving Circle Grant Cycle

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    ¿Quién puede postularse? Nonprofit organizations that have a positive impact on the Anacortes-area community. The annual grant theme is selected at the Fall Kickoff Meeting.

    Fecha límite: 2026-2027 cycle: applications open November 1, 2026 and close January 30, 2027.

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    SCF Annual Grant Cycle

    Basic human needsArts and cultureYouth development+3 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Nonprofit organizations serving Skagit County may apply, subject to SCF eligibility requirements. Requests are evaluated against other applications based on merit and available funding. Organizations may be excluded under SCF requirements; applications require reporting on use of funds.

    Fecha límite: 2026-2027 cycle: applications open November 1, 2026 and close February 1, 2027.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ANACORTES SCHOOLS FOUNDATIONANACORTES, WA$125,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF SKAGIT COUNTYBURLINGTON, WA$101,5002025EQUIPMENT & FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS, SCHOLARSHIP & EQUITY FUND
    ISLAND HEALTH FOUNDATIONANACORTES, WA$101,0002025MENTAL HEALTH - SCHOOLS INTERVENTION PROGRAM & THE FUND FOR CANCER PATIENT & CAREGIVING SUPPORT
    BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SKAGIT COUNTYMOUNT VERNON, WA$66,9532025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    ANACORTES FAMILY CENTERANACORTES, WA$65,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF SKAGIT VALLEYBURLINGTON, WA$59,3592025ON-SITE SPAY & NEUTER CLINIC
    SKAGIT SYMPHONYMOUNT VERNON, WA$56,1002025SCHOOL & FAMILY CONCERTS, MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    TRI-PARISH FOOD BANKBURLINGTON, WA$47,7502025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    SKAGIT BAY SEARCH & RESCUELA CONNER, WA$43,0002025PURCHASE A RESCUE BOAT
    SKAGIT OPERA DBA PACIFIC NORTHWEST OPERABELLINGHAM, WA$37,0002025MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    UNITED GENERAL DISTRICT 304SEDROWOOLLEY, WA$35,0002025SKAGIT CHILDREN'S COUNCIL & SKAGIT FARM TO SCHOOL
    COMMUNITY ACTION OF SKAGIT COUNTYMOUNT VERNON, WA$31,5942025EAST COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER
    THEATER ARTS GUILDMOUNT VERNON, WA$25,5192025MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    BRIGID COLLINS FAMILY SUPPORT CENTERBELLINGHAM, WA$25,0002025RESPONSE TO CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN
    A SIMPLE GESTURE ANACORTESANACORTES, WA$23,0002025PURCHASING FOOD
    WELCOME HOME SKAGIT (ANGELS FOR ANGELS)MOUNT VERNON, WA$22,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS / HOMELESS SUPPORT SERVICES
    FAMILY PROMISE OF SKAGIT VALLEYSEDROWOOLLEY, WA$21,7352025GENERAL OPERATIONS, HOUSING CASE MANAGER
    CITY OF MOUNT VERNON (MOUNT VERNON LIBRARY)MOUNT VERNON, WA$20,4692025BOOK PURCHASES
    SKAGIT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICESMOUNT VERNON, WA$20,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    IPA FOUNDATIONBELLINGHAM, WA$20,0002025TRADE SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS, SCHOLARSHIPS, VSLA, NEW HIGH SCHOOL
    NEIGHBORS IN NEED FOOD BANKMOUNT VERNON, WA$20,0002025PURCHASING FOOD
    SKAGIT COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELSMOUNT VERNON, WA$20,0002025WALK-IN REFRIGERATOR REPLACEMENT & MOUNT VERNON SUPPORT
    FOOD TO GO ANACORTESANACORTES, WA$19,9992025FOOD PURCHASES
    LA CONNER LIBRARY FOUNDATIONLA CONNER, WA$19,7002025TO ESTABLISH THE DIANE WEBB BOOKS FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM & ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL CAPITAL PURCHASE
    TRIUMPH TEEN LIFE CENTERMOUNT VERNON, WA$19,2502025NEW STAFF POSITION & MCINTYRE HALL FEES & EXPENSES
    CHILDREN OF THE VALLEYMOUNT VERNON, WA$19,0002025EXPANDED CHILDREN OF THE VALLEY SERVICES
    SKAGIT GLEANERSMOUNT VERNON, WA$18,7502025EXPANDING BIPOC FARMER COLLABORATION
    MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOLMOUNT VERNON, WA$17,5002025MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    ALGER IMPROVEMENT CLUBBURLINGTON, WA$16,5002025ALGER COMMUNITY HALL FOUNDATION REPAIR
    SKAGIT ADULT DAY PROGRAMBURLINGTON, WA$16,3752025DAY PROGRAM FOR ADULTS WITH DEMENTIA
    SKAGIT VALLEY CHORALEMOUNT VERNON, WA$15,6502025MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATIONBELLEVUE, WA$15,2852025EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FUND & COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS PROGRAMS AT MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOL
    SKAGIT PRESCHOOL & RESOURCE CENTER (SPARC)MOUNT VERNON, WA$15,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    CAMP FIRE SAMISH CAMP KIRBYBELLINGHAM, WA$15,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    PEACEHEALTH ST JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATIONBELLINGHAM, WA$15,0002025PREACEHEALTH UNITED GENERAL CANCER CENTER
    CLEAR LAKE PARENT GROUPCLEAR LAKE, WA$15,0002025CLEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY COVERED PLAY AREA
    NORTHWEST YOUTH SYMPHONY ASSOCIATIONBELLINGHAM, WA$14,3002025MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES
    SKAGIT COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #3CONWAY, WA$14,2502025GEORGE LARSON MARINE RESCUE - EQUIPMENT
    INVESTEDSEATTLE, WA$14,0002025SKAGIT COUNTY INVESTED PROGRAM
    SKAGIT FRIENDSHIP HOUSEMOUNT VERNON, WA$13,7502025GENERAL OPERATIONS
    MOUNT VERNON SENIOR CENTERMOUNT VERNON, WA$12,0272025MOUNT VERNON PROGRAMS
    UPPER SKAGIT LIBRARY DISTRICTCONCRETE, WA$11,0002025PURCHASING FOOD
    MOUNT VERNON LIBRARY FOUNDATIONMOUNT VERNON, WA$10,9172025BOOK PURCHASES
    MARBLEMOUNT COMMUNITY HALLMARBLEMOUNT, WA$10,8502025REPLACEMENT GENERATOR
    CONCRETE YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATIONCONCRETE, WA$10,7172025AFFORDABLE REGISTRATIONS & EQUIPMENT UPGRADE
    COVENANT COMMUNITY FOOD BANKCLEAR LAKE, WA$10,0002025PURCHASING FOOD
    TIERRA NUEVA NEW EARTHBURLINGTON, WA$10,0002025SKAGIT OUTREACH AND SUPPORT
    GREATER SEATTLE BUISNESS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND (FRIENDS OF GSBA)SEATTLE, WA$10,0002025SCHOLARSHIP FUND
    REHEMA FOR KIDSKENNEWICK, WA$10,0002025DIET ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM & CHILDREN'S PROGRAM
    HELPING HANDS FOOD BANKSEDROWOOLLEY, WA$10,0002025GENERAL OPERATIONS

    ANACORTES SCHOOLS FOUNDATION

    $125,000
    ANACORTES, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    CHILDREN'S MUSEUM OF SKAGIT COUNTY

    $101,500
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    EQUIPMENT & FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS, SCHOLARSHIP & EQUITY FUND

    ISLAND HEALTH FOUNDATION

    $101,000
    ANACORTES, WA2025

    MENTAL HEALTH - SCHOOLS INTERVENTION PROGRAM & THE FUND FOR CANCER PATIENT & CAREGIVING SUPPORT

    BOYS & GIRLS CLUBS OF SKAGIT COUNTY

    $66,953
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    ANACORTES FAMILY CENTER

    $65,000
    ANACORTES, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    THE HUMANE SOCIETY OF SKAGIT VALLEY

    $59,359
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    ON-SITE SPAY & NEUTER CLINIC

    SKAGIT SYMPHONY

    $56,100
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    SCHOOL & FAMILY CONCERTS, MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    TRI-PARISH FOOD BANK

    $47,750
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    SKAGIT BAY SEARCH & RESCUE

    $43,000
    LA CONNER, WA2025

    PURCHASE A RESCUE BOAT

    SKAGIT OPERA DBA PACIFIC NORTHWEST OPERA

    $37,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    UNITED GENERAL DISTRICT 304

    $35,000
    SEDROWOOLLEY, WA2025

    SKAGIT CHILDREN'S COUNCIL & SKAGIT FARM TO SCHOOL

    COMMUNITY ACTION OF SKAGIT COUNTY

    $31,594
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    EAST COUNTY RESOURCE CENTER

    THEATER ARTS GUILD

    $25,519
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    BRIGID COLLINS FAMILY SUPPORT CENTER

    $25,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    RESPONSE TO CRIMES AGAINST CHILDREN

    A SIMPLE GESTURE ANACORTES

    $23,000
    ANACORTES, WA2025

    PURCHASING FOOD

    WELCOME HOME SKAGIT (ANGELS FOR ANGELS)

    $22,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS / HOMELESS SUPPORT SERVICES

    FAMILY PROMISE OF SKAGIT VALLEY

    $21,735
    SEDROWOOLLEY, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS, HOUSING CASE MANAGER

    CITY OF MOUNT VERNON (MOUNT VERNON LIBRARY)

    $20,469
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    BOOK PURCHASES

    SKAGIT DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND SEXUAL ASSAULT SERVICES

    $20,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    IPA FOUNDATION

    $20,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    TRADE SCHOOLS, COMPUTERS, SCHOLARSHIPS, VSLA, NEW HIGH SCHOOL

    NEIGHBORS IN NEED FOOD BANK

    $20,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    PURCHASING FOOD

    SKAGIT COUNTY MEALS ON WHEELS

    $20,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    WALK-IN REFRIGERATOR REPLACEMENT & MOUNT VERNON SUPPORT

    FOOD TO GO ANACORTES

    $19,999
    ANACORTES, WA2025

    FOOD PURCHASES

    LA CONNER LIBRARY FOUNDATION

    $19,700
    LA CONNER, WA2025

    TO ESTABLISH THE DIANE WEBB BOOKS FOR CHILDREN PROGRAM & ACCESSIBILITY FOR ALL CAPITAL PURCHASE

    TRIUMPH TEEN LIFE CENTER

    $19,250
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    NEW STAFF POSITION & MCINTYRE HALL FEES & EXPENSES

    CHILDREN OF THE VALLEY

    $19,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    EXPANDED CHILDREN OF THE VALLEY SERVICES

    SKAGIT GLEANERS

    $18,750
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    EXPANDING BIPOC FARMER COLLABORATION

    MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOL

    $17,500
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    ALGER IMPROVEMENT CLUB

    $16,500
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    ALGER COMMUNITY HALL FOUNDATION REPAIR

    SKAGIT ADULT DAY PROGRAM

    $16,375
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    DAY PROGRAM FOR ADULTS WITH DEMENTIA

    SKAGIT VALLEY CHORALE

    $15,650
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    COLLEGE SUCCESS FOUNDATION

    $15,285
    BELLEVUE, WA2025

    EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE FUND & COLLEGE AND CAREER READINESS PROGRAMS AT MOUNT VERNON HIGH SCHOOL

    SKAGIT PRESCHOOL & RESOURCE CENTER (SPARC)

    $15,000
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    CAMP FIRE SAMISH CAMP KIRBY

    $15,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    PEACEHEALTH ST JOSEPH MEDICAL CENTER FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    PREACEHEALTH UNITED GENERAL CANCER CENTER

    CLEAR LAKE PARENT GROUP

    $15,000
    CLEAR LAKE, WA2025

    CLEAR LAKE ELEMENTARY COVERED PLAY AREA

    NORTHWEST YOUTH SYMPHONY ASSOCIATION

    $14,300
    BELLINGHAM, WA2025

    MCINTYRE HALL PERFORMING ARTS CENTER FEES & EXPENSES

    SKAGIT COUNTY FIRE DISTRICT #3

    $14,250
    CONWAY, WA2025

    GEORGE LARSON MARINE RESCUE - EQUIPMENT

    INVESTED

    $14,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    SKAGIT COUNTY INVESTED PROGRAM

    SKAGIT FRIENDSHIP HOUSE

    $13,750
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS

    MOUNT VERNON SENIOR CENTER

    $12,027
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    MOUNT VERNON PROGRAMS

    UPPER SKAGIT LIBRARY DISTRICT

    $11,000
    CONCRETE, WA2025

    PURCHASING FOOD

    MOUNT VERNON LIBRARY FOUNDATION

    $10,917
    MOUNT VERNON, WA2025

    BOOK PURCHASES

    MARBLEMOUNT COMMUNITY HALL

    $10,850
    MARBLEMOUNT, WA2025

    REPLACEMENT GENERATOR

    CONCRETE YOUTH SPORTS ASSOCIATION

    $10,717
    CONCRETE, WA2025

    AFFORDABLE REGISTRATIONS & EQUIPMENT UPGRADE

    COVENANT COMMUNITY FOOD BANK

    $10,000
    CLEAR LAKE, WA2025

    PURCHASING FOOD

    TIERRA NUEVA NEW EARTH

    $10,000
    BURLINGTON, WA2025

    SKAGIT OUTREACH AND SUPPORT

    GREATER SEATTLE BUISNESS ASSOCIATION SCHOLARSHIP FUND (FRIENDS OF GSBA)

    $10,000
    SEATTLE, WA2025

    SCHOLARSHIP FUND

    REHEMA FOR KIDS

    $10,000
    KENNEWICK, WA2025

    DIET ENHANCEMENT PROGRAM & CHILDREN'S PROGRAM

    HELPING HANDS FOOD BANK

    $10,000
    SEDROWOOLLEY, WA2025

    GENERAL OPERATIONS