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BROADNECK BASEBALL INC

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Public IRS 990 nonprofit record

BROADNECK BASEBALL INC

EIN 20-5647151 · Recreational Clubs (N50)

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What they do

THE BROADNECK BASEBALL and SOFTBALL CLUB is COMPRISED of THE FAMILIES of MORE THAN 600 CHILDREN PLAYING ORGANIZED YOUTH BASEBALL and SOFTBALL ON THE BROADNECK PENINSULA. WE ARE AFFILIATED WITH THE CAL RIPKEN and BABE RUTH ORGANIZATIONS IN BASEBALL and WITH THE PONY ORGANIZATION IN SOFTBALL. OUR GOAL AT BBSC is to PROVIDE AN OPPORTUNITY for BROADNECK-AREA CHILDREN of ALL LEVELS of ABILITY and INTEREST to PLAY SOFTBALL and BASEBALL IN A SAFE ENVIRONMENT, EMPHASIZING SPORTSMANSHIP and FAIR PLAY. MOST IMPORTANTLY, WE SIMPLY WANT to MAKE SOFTBALL and BASEBALL A FUN and MEMORABLE EXPERIENCE for ALL. WE BELIEVE THAT COACHES and PARENTS ATTENDING GAMES and PRACTICES SHOULD BE ROLE MODELS for OUR CHILD ATHLETES and SHOULD ALWAYS CONDUCT THEMSELVES IN A WAY THAT EXHIBITS SPORTSMANSHIP and ADMIRABLE CONDUCT TOWARD OTHER PLAYERS, COACHES, UMPIRES and PARENTS. WE BELIEVE IN TEACHING THE SPORTS of BASEBALL and SOFTBALL and HAVE A MAJOR FOCUS ON TEACHING FUNDAMENTALS IN A WAY THAT MAKES THE SPORT FUN

How to reach them

ContactCHAD RUNGEPRESIDENT

In care of% JAY THOMPSON

Mailing addressPO BOX 419, ARNOLD, MD 21012-0419

Main phone(443) 534-9511 Contact phone(410) 224-0343 WebsiteVisit the charity’s website

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About this charity

Recognized since
February 2008
County
Anne Arundel
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97.7%of expenses went to mission workForm 990 program services
2.3%of expenses went to managementOffice and general costs
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Tax year 2024

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Revenue$316,104
Expenses$311,312
Assets$134,237

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Mission workProgram services97.7%of expenses
ManagementOffice and general costs2.3%of expenses
FundraisingAsking for donations0.0%of expenses

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Leadership and board

Tax year 2024

12 people are listed in this filing

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