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Civic and Social Organizations
NAICS 813410 · United States · 2022 edition
This industry comprises establishments primarily engaged in promoting the civic and social interests of their members. Establishments in this industry may operate bars and restaurants for their members.
Activities described by this code
- Alumni associations
- Granges
- Automobile clubs (except travel)
- Parent-teacher associations
- Booster clubs
- Scouting organizations
- Ethnic associations
- Social clubs
- Fraternal lodges
- Veterans' membership organizations
Other activities to examine
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Civic and social organizations bring members together around shared civic, ethnic, fraternal, or community interests — operating meeting halls, clubhouses, or shared spaces, often hosting events, banquets, and fundraisers. Many operate bars or dining facilities for members, manage volunteer programs, and conduct community outreach activities. Operations range from entirely volunteer-run with no owned property to organizations managing substantial real estate and paid staff.
Questions to investigate
- Does the organization own or lease its meeting space, clubhouse, or hall — and what is the approximate building value and square footage?
- Is alcohol served on the premises or at events, and if so, does the organization hold a liquor license or use a licensed third-party bartending service?
- What is the approximate annual alcohol revenue or percentage of total revenue from bar and beverage operations?
- Does the organization rent its facilities to outside groups, private parties, or other organizations for events?
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