LAURA MAHONEY AUTISM AND EPILEPSY FOUNDATION

Good Standing Domestic Nonprofit Corporation
Source: New Hampshire Secretary of State · Last verified Sep 3, 2026
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Company Overview

Registered in New Hampshire, LAURA MAHONEY AUTISM AND EPILEPSY FOUNDATION is classified as a Domestic Nonprofit Corporation with a principal office in Madison. The entity was established on 11/20/2008 and carries a status of Good Standing. The state filing number on record is 605298. The designated registered agent is Not Available, with an address at Not Available. The full principal address is 1014 Eaton Road, Madison, NH 03849. The most recent filing event recorded is Nonprofit Report.

Filing Information

Status
Good Standing
Entity Type
Domestic Nonprofit Corporation
Industry Code
OTHER — provide financial assistance to families/service providers caring for children afflicted with autism/seizure disorders
State Entity ID
605298
Formation Date
11/20/2008
Formation State
Domestic/New Hampshire

Addresses

Principal Address
1014 Eaton Road, Madison, NH 03849
Mailing Address
1014 Eaton Road, Madison, NH 03849

Registered Agent

Registered Agent Name
Not Available
Agent Address
Not Available
Agent Mailing Address
Not Available

Officers & Principals

Name Title Address
Pat Kehoe Secretary -
Devin Kelly Vice President -
Amy Mahoney Other Officer -
Michael Barton President -
Cheryl Brooks Treasurer -

10 Most Recent Filing History & Documents

Date Filed Event Document #
10/31/2025 Nonprofit Report 0007322226
12/29/2020 Nonprofit Report 0005062297
01/16/2020 Annual Report Reminder 0004776516
12/30/2015 Nonprofit Report 0003198299
12/30/2010 Annual Report 0002601910
10/08/2010 Reminder Letter 0002601909
11/20/2008 Business Formation 0002601908
Record last updated on September 3, 2026 at 7:17 AM EST
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