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NOSC CHARLOTTE CHIEF PETTY OFFICER ASSOCIATION

EIN: 45-2965048 · CHARLOTTE, NC 28213 · United States

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Mission Statement

To generate worldwide awareness of the importance of Regular and Reserve Chief Petty Officers in the U.S. Navy, of the past, present and future. To encourage accelerated advancement in those services through study and accomplishment. To conduct conventions, host a Khaki and Navy Birthday Balls with such members of the CPOA, US Navy Members, Retirees and Veterans to foster camaraderie and good fellowship. To maintain true allegiance to the Government of the United States of America and to promote patriotism and pride in their service in the U.S. Navy

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Organization Details

EIN: 45-2965048
State: NC
City: CHARLOTTE
ZIP: 28213
Classification: W30
Category: Public & Societal Benefit
Last Updated: Oct 2025
IRS Ruling Year: 2016
Foundation Code: 16

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