Two Dozen Centreville-Based Nonprofits Lose Tax-Exempt Status

Two dozen Centreville-based nonprofits recently lost their tax-exempt status.

The nonprofits were among 275,000 groups in the United States whose tax exemptions were automatically revoked in June because they did not file a tax return. 

The New York Times reported that many of the organizations are likely defunct, but there may be some small nonprofits who simply never heard about changes in the tax laws. Beginning in 2010, nonprofits making less than $25,000 annually were required to start filing returns. 

Below is a list of nonprofits that reported that they were based in Centreville and have lost their nonprofit status. The names of other nonprofits in Virginia can be found on the IRS website. 

• Institute for Personal Development
• Chantilly Bluefins Winter Swim
• Northern Virginia Car Club Council
• Mid Appalachian Interpretive
• Country Club Manor Civic
• Reclaiming Our Youth Inc
• Association of Enterprise
• Better World Services
• One PC 1 Child
• Beyond War and Rapes
• Overseas Coupon Project Inc
• Ave Maria School of Social Work
• Millenial Star Foundation
• International Council on Korean
• Hobbit Hollow Inc
• Centreville Majorette and Drum Corps. 
• Behavimetric & Economic Systems Res
• Phi Sigma Kappa
• Veterans for Integrity In
• Vipers Youth Basketball
• Brian Mitchell Foundation
• Shea Megale Fund Corporation
• Community Development and Education
• Help Orphans and Widows Inc.