1736 Family Crisis Center
UEI: VM72HAJJN393
• CAGE: 4NRT9
Overview
Awardee Type
Parent
Company Description
Assists domestic violence victims, runaway/homeless youth, trafficking victims, homeless families/Veterans, jobless adults/youth, needy Californians.
Name
1736 Family Crisis Center
Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
United States
United States
Most Recent Award
Oct. 25, 2024
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Federal grant recipient
1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER
(UEI VM72HAJJN393, CAGE 4NRT9)
is headquartered in Los Angeles CA.
Its primary registered NAICS is 624221 Temporary Shelters.
The tax-exempt corporation
was founded in March 1986 and
federally registered in
February 2007.
Federal Award Analysis
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Federal Registration and Certifications
Legal Name
1736 FAMILY CRISIS CENTER
UEI
VM72HAJJN393
CAGE Code
4NRT9
Primary NAICS
SBA Certifications
None
Self Certifications
None
Entity Structure
Corporate Entity (Tax Exempt)
Purpose of Registration
Federal Contracts and Assistance
Date Founded
March 4, 1986
Initial Registration
Feb. 13, 2007
Last Registration
March 7, 2025
Registration Activation
March 7, 2025
Registration Expiration
March 5, 2026
Fiscal Year End
June 30
Reported Entity Types
Domestic Shelter
Non-Profit Organization
Non-Profit Organization
State of Incorporation
CA
Country of Incorporation
USA
Employees
<500
Reported NAICS
Accepts Credit Cards
Yes
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