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	'''Satanic Houston''' is an Texas-based domestic nonprofit corporation. Its directors are Jon Winningham, "Lilin Stheno Lavin", and "Tertia Withershins".		'''Satanic Houston''' is an Texas-based domestic nonprofit corporation. Its directors are Jon Winningham, "Lilin Stheno Lavin", and "Tertia Withershins", with the latter two directors being apparent pseudonyms.<ref>[https://opencorporates.com/companies/us_tx/0803981933 OpenCorporates.com], Satanic Houston.</ref><ref>[https://www.bizapedia.com/tx/satanic-houston.html Bizapedia.com], Satanic Houston.</ref><ref>[https://www.orgcouncil.com/ein/862816419 OrgCouncil.com], Satanic Houston.</ref>

	According to past public events and news articles, as of February 2020, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca were past chapterheads with Laura Winningham and Natalie Freshour also apparently authorized to speak to media as of December 2019.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200804172629/https://www.satanictemplehouston.org/satan-goes-to-secular-church-at-houston-oasis/ SatanicTempleHouston.org via Archive.org], ''The Satanic Temple Houston’s chapter heads, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca, were the guest speakers at a Houston Oasis meeting on Sunday, February 23, 2020 in the Hillcroft area of Houston.''</reF><ref>[https://issuu.com/burge/docs/leader1207a_3049907633a31a The Leader Newspaper via Ishuu.com], Dec. 7, 2019. '' Laura Winningham of The Satanic Temple Houston, an 11-month-old chapter of a national organization based in Salem, Massachusetts, declined to provide details about the ritual.'' And: ''Natalie Freshour, a member of The Satanic Temple Houston and president of Hot Mess Pooches Rescue and Sanctuary, one of the event's beneficiaries, was in attendance and said she would not have supported an event that involved illegal activity.'' And: ''Freshour and Shannon Ronca of Lucky Penny Rox Rescue, the other beneficiary of the Nov. 23 event, said their animal resue organizations both received some backlash from the community because of their associatin with The Satanic Temple Houston and its recent black mass.''</ref>		According to past public events and news articles, as of February 2020, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca were past chapterheads with Laura Winningham and Natalie Freshour also apparently authorized to speak to media as of December 2019.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200804172629/https://www.satanictemplehouston.org/satan-goes-to-secular-church-at-houston-oasis/ SatanicTempleHouston.org via Archive.org], ''The Satanic Temple Houston’s chapter heads, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca, were the guest speakers at a Houston Oasis meeting on Sunday, February 23, 2020 in the Hillcroft area of Houston.''</reF><ref>[https://issuu.com/burge/docs/leader1207a_3049907633a31a The Leader Newspaper via Ishuu.com], Dec. 7, 2019. '' Laura Winningham of The Satanic Temple Houston, an 11-month-old chapter of a national organization based in Salem, Massachusetts, declined to provide details about the ritual.'' And: ''Natalie Freshour, a member of The Satanic Temple Houston and president of Hot Mess Pooches Rescue and Sanctuary, one of the event's beneficiaries, was in attendance and said she would not have supported an event that involved illegal activity.'' And: ''Freshour and Shannon Ronca of Lucky Penny Rox Rescue, the other beneficiary of the Nov. 23 event, said their animal resue organizations both received some backlash from the community because of their associatin with The Satanic Temple Houston and its recent black mass.''</ref>
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| state_id=TX Taxpayer# 32078308361 / SoS file# 0803981933
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| mail_address=PO Box 591059, Houston, TX 77529

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'''Satanic Houston''' is an Texas-based domestic nonprofit corporation. Its directors are Jon Winningham, "Lilin Stheno Lavin", and "Tertia Withershins".

According to past public events and news articles, as of February 2020, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca were past chapterheads with Laura Winningham and Natalie Freshour also apparently authorized to speak to media as of December 2019.<ref>[https://web.archive.org/web/20200804172629/https://www.satanictemplehouston.org/satan-goes-to-secular-church-at-houston-oasis/ SatanicTempleHouston.org via Archive.org], ''The Satanic Temple Houston’s chapter heads, Jon Winningham and Shannon Ronca, were the guest speakers at a Houston Oasis meeting on Sunday, February 23, 2020 in the Hillcroft area of Houston.''</reF><ref>[https://issuu.com/burge/docs/leader1207a_3049907633a31a The Leader Newspaper via Ishuu.com], Dec. 7, 2019. '' Laura Winningham of The Satanic Temple Houston, an 11-month-old chapter of a national organization based in Salem, Massachusetts, declined to provide details about the ritual.'' And: ''Natalie Freshour, a member of The Satanic Temple Houston and president of Hot Mess Pooches Rescue and Sanctuary, one of the event's beneficiaries, was in attendance and said she would not have supported an event that involved illegal activity.'' And: ''Freshour and Shannon Ronca of Lucky Penny Rox Rescue, the other beneficiary of the Nov. 23 event, said their animal resue organizations both received some backlash from the community because of their associatin with The Satanic Temple Houston and its recent black mass.''</ref>

In August 2021, Satanic Houston received tax-exempt status from the Internal Revenue Service under Internal Revenue Code 170(b)(1)(A)(vi), for "charities that normally receive a substantial part of their support from...direct or indirect contributions from the general public." <ref>[https://apps.irs.gov/app/eos/detailsPage?ein=862816419&name=Satanic%20Houston&city=Houston&state=TX&countryAbbr=US&dba=&type=CHARITIES,%20DETERMINATIONLETTERS&orgTags=CHARITIES&orgTags=DETERMINATIONLETTERS IRS.Gov], Determination Letter written Aug. 8, 2021, with effective date of March 19, 2021.</ref><ref>[https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-tege/eotopicj93.pdf IRS.gov], Basic Determination Rules for Publicly Supported Organizatins and Supporting Organization. ''Organizations described in IRC 170(b)(1)(A)(vi) are charities that normally receive a substantial part of their support from governmental units and/or from direct or indirect contributions from the general public. The "substantial part of support" requirement is met by satisfying a 33 1/3 percent support test or, alternatively, a "facts and circumstances" 10 percent test. The cash basis of accounting must be used.</ref>

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