Indianola Beach Improvement Club

The Indianola Beach Improvement Club is a nonprofit organization established in 1927 in the state of Washington. Its primary objective is to promote community responsibility among residents, maintain properties for their use, and support other non-profit organizations. The club's activities involve managing open spaces, tidal lands, playgrounds, the clubhouse, and the post office in the unincorporated village of approximately 1,800 people. To ensure safety and security, they hire a private security service during the summer and operate a recycling program along with providing waste management for community areas. The clubhouse serves as an emergency shelter during emergencies, equipped with a generator and emergency procedures. Operating on a "no deficit" annual budget, the club generates revenue from community events and facility rentals, which are reinvested in occupancy expenses. In addition to its core activities, the club extends its support to other non-profits by offering reduced or free facility rentals, publicity, and donations.

The Indianola Beach Improvement Club, established in 1927, is a non-profit organization with a mission to promote community responsibility among its members. Originally, its purpose was to establish and maintain a library, a reading room, and a place for social gatherings and community events. Now, expanding its role as an all-volunteer organization, its mission includes fostering community responsibility, maintaining properties for community use, and supporting other non-profits by offering free or reduced facility rent, publicity, and donations.

Karen Kinneard is the Director of Indianola Beach Improvement Club.

Indianola Beach Improvement Club's revenue in 2022 was $95,221.

Here are 12 key members and their salaries:

Indianola Beach Improvement Club's most recent form 990 was submitted in 2022 and can be accessed here.