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WILDLIFE REHABILITATION & NATURE PRESERVATION SOCIETY, INC. - SCAM

    
STEVEN A. McCALEB
103 ALVERADO DRIVE
LONG BEACH, MISSISSIPPI 39560
PHONE & FAX: (228)-868-8428

E-MAIL: mccaleb4thdist@aol.com

WEB SITE: www.mississippiwebsite.com

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST CONSPIRACY
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WLOX AND WRANPS SUPPORTER
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WRANPS, INC.

Please save your time and money, this organization is nothing but a SCAM, and the organizations pretending to help WRANPS should not be dealt with.

Wranps has received $70,000.00 of your tax money over a three period.

This tax money can from your Secretary of State, Eric Clark, which is the overseer of the Tidelands Trust Funds.

Eric Clark approved the three illegal grants to be given to WRANPS by the Mississippi Department of Marine Resources.

The Mississippi PEER Commission decided your tax dollars should not have gone to WRANPS, but who is going to tell the Secretary of State, Eric Clark.

I have, over the past years requests our Mississippi State Auditor, Phil Bryant, to audit WRANPS, but to my knowledge no audit has been preformed.

The Land in which WRANPS is located belongs to the UNIVERSITY OF SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI (USM), so I guess you could say the WRANPS is political, and as we know in Mississippi that makes the organization corrupt

PEER committee request for investigation of Mississippi Marinde Resources-Tidelands
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THE MISSISSIPPI LEGISLATURE
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WRANPS owes me $7,790.00 since 1991 for labor and materials, plus profit and stolen tools.

 Below is the list of Wildlife Refuges in the state of Mississippi
as you can see WRANPS is not listed.

http://www.nationalgeographic.com/refuges/c050.html
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Mississippi

Dahomey National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 226 8286 c/o Mississippi WMD P. O. Box 1070, 16736 Highway 8 West Grenada, MS 38902-1070 r4rw_ms.mwm@mail.fws.gov Grand Bay National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 497 6322 c/o Mississippi Sandhill Crane National Wildlife Refuge 7200 Crane Lane, Gautier, MS 39553-2500 r4rw_ms.mis@mail.fws.gov Hillside National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 235 4989 4349 Christmas Place, Lexington, MS 39095 r4rw_ms.yzo@mail.fws.gov Mathews Brake National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 235 4989 c/o Hillside National Wildlife Refuge 4349 Christmas Place, Lexington, MS 39095 r4rw_ms.yzo@mail.fws.gov Morgan Brake National Wildlife Refuge + 1 601 235 4989 c/o Hillside National Wildlife Refuge 4349 Christmas Place, Lexington, MS 39095 r4rw_ms.yzo@mail.fws.gov Noxubee National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 323 5548 Route 1, Box 142, Brooksville, MS 39739 r4rw_ms.nxb@mail.fws.gov Panther Swamp National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 746 5060 13695 River Road, Yazoo City, MS 39194 r4rw_ms.yzo@mail.fws.gov Yazoo National Wildlife Refuge +1 601 839 2638 Route 1, Box 286, 728 Yazoo Refuge Road Hollandale, MS 38748 r4rw_ms.yzo@mail.fws.gov

When must form 1023 be filed?

IRS form 1023 must be filed within 15 months of the date your articles of incorporation were filed. If your filing is timely, the tax-exemption will be retroactive and will apply to the date your articles of incorporation were filed.

 

How Many Directors Must My Nonprofit Corporation Have?

Most states require that a nonprofit corporation maintain a minimum of 3 directors. the following states will allow less than three directors if there are less than three members:

• Louisiana
• Massachusetts
• Minnesota
• Virginia

The following states require only one director:

• California
• Colorado
• Delaware
• Iowa
• Kansas
• Michigan
• Mississippi
• new Hampshire
• Oklahoma
• Oregon
• Pennsylvania
• south Carolina
• Virginia
• Washington
• and west Virginia

 

For What Purposes May a Nonprofit Corporation be Formed?

Under IRS Code 501 (c)(3) a nonprofit corporation may be formed to operate for some religious, charitable, educational, literary, or scientific purpose. These five purposes are usually included as purposes accepted by the individual states as a valid nonprofit corporate purpose.

What are some of the limitations imposed upon Nonprofit Corporations?

Nonprofit corporations must observe the following limitations:

• Pursuit of the following corporate purposes only: Charitable, educational, religious, literary, or scientific purposes.
• No distribution of financial gains to directors, officers or members.
• Corporate assets may only be distributed to another tax exempt organization upon dissolution of the nonprofit corporation.
• Participation in political campaigns for or against persons running for public office is prohibited.
• Substantial engagement in legislative political activities is forbidden.