Henryjust,
As you will be aware Mr Sheen?s interests extend across many fields.
He lends his name to a wide variety of causes, but as I understand
your question, casual association may be excluded, as can political
affiliation. The following remain (all are 501c3?s):
1983
Office of the Americas
Co-Founder & Board Member since at least 1998
http://officeoftheamericas.org
1984
The San Carlos Foundation
Board Member (Co-founder) & Vice President since 2000
http://sancarlos.nonprofitoffice.com
1992
L A Family Housing
?LAFH has enjoyed the support of Mr. Sheen since 1992?
(http://lafh.org/3events/award2001.htm)
http://lafh.org/index_flash.htm
Date of Board Membership is uncertain but is current
Sea Shepherd Conservation Society
Media and Arts Advisory Board Member
http://seashepherd.org
For an excellent article on Mr Sheens philosophy regarding social
activism see here:
http://www.progressive.org/july03/intv0703.html
For an extensive library (articles/photos) see here:
http://execprivilege.tripod.com/index.html
Just for laughs (but for a good cause) see here:
http://www.clothesoffourback.org/2004auction/47.html
The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) provides a list of commonly asked
questions relating to the disclosure requirements of organisations
that are tax exempt, such as charities (or 501c3?s). Question 6, asks
?are tax-exempt organisations required to disclose the names or
addresses of its contributors??. See here:
http://www.irs.gov/charities/article/0,,id=96430,00.html#1
The answer given is no and while the information may be obtainable,
this commenter chooses not to do so.
Kind regards,
gfmaster |