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Longhorn Outreach - 5310
Registration Information
Organization Number: 5310
First Registered On: 04-12-2012
Last Registered On: 04-06-2013
Organization Information
Registered Organization Information Change Request Form
Status: Active
Purpose: Our goal is to work with local non-profit and on-campus organizations to reach out through service and make a lasting impact in Austin communities.
Membership: No official member application or requirements-simply attend meetings and events for food, fun, friends, and service!
Functions: Longhorn Outreach participates in a diversity of volunteer events at least twice a month on the weekends. We also hold monthly socials for members to better get to know each other. Opportunities for leadership with Longhorn Outreach include two member committees that assist the chairs in choosing/planning events as well as contribute to marketing and social networking.
Organization Type: Service
Contact Information
E-mail: longhornoutreach@gmail.com
Web site: http://www.facebook.com/longhornoutreach
Representatives: (Name, Title)
Update Authorized Representatives
Robert Horn, Marketing Chair
Rachel Gosch, Events Chair
Cheryl George, Administrative Chair
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