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Hiking club achieves nonprofit status

As of March 18, the Nantahala Hiking Club is officially a 501c3 nonprofit. 

NHC has been registered as a 501c7 social club since 1985, but its new status means that donations to NHC are tax-deductible. 

“This designation has been on Club’s agenda for many years. It has been toiled over by many board members in the past. We would like to acknowledge and thank (NHC Vice President) Mary Stone for her time, efforts and financial contribution to bring this project to a successful conclusion,” reads NHC’s most recent newsletter. 

www.nantahalahikingclub.org.

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