Find that Charity | GB-CHC-1051324 | The American Indian Trust

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Description

A) to advance the education of the public in native american culture b) to advance the education of the public by establishing a world cultural museum c) the relief of poverty in particular amongst native americans

Also known as

A I T
Ait
The American Indian Trust

CCEW Charity number

1051324

Registered

08 December 1995

Removed

02 September 2009

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The American Indian Trust

GB-CHC-1051324

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This organisation has been classified using different categories:

International Classification of Non-profit and Third Sector Organizations (ICNP/TSO)

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Museums, zoos, parks, historical sites and similar institutions A12

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