California nonprofit public benefit corporation · 501(c)(3) · EIN 87-3827485Organization profile
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Flowers in the Jungle is a California nonprofit public benefit corporation based in Stockton and recognized as tax-exempt under Section 501(c)(3). Our current filed charitable purpose centers on social welfare and financial assistance. We are also evaluating a future environmental conservation direction and will distinguish that planning from legally adopted purpose and completed program activity.

501
501(c)(3)Federal tax-exempt public charity.
87
EIN 87-3827485Federal employer identification number.
CA
Entity 4815292California nonprofit public benefit corporation.
2021
Established 2021Articles filed November 24, 2021.
Current charitable purpose

Lead with what the governing record supports.

The corporation's filed specific purpose is to provide social welfare for older adults, unemployed adults with children, and other financial assistance. Until any future amendment is formally adopted and filed, this remains the purpose we present as legally established.

Public benefit

Social welfare

The filed purpose includes public provision for social welfare, with particular reference to older adults and unemployed adults with children.

Assistance

Financial support

The Articles also identify other financial assistance as part of the corporation's specific charitable purpose.

Developing direction

Environmental conservation

Conservation concepts are under organizational review. They are not presented here as a completed legal purpose amendment or as completed impact.

Leadership

Current officers on the 2025 California filing.

Public-facing leadership information is kept consistent with the latest Statement of Information available to the organization.

Leadership & governance
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