GRANNY BASKETBALL LEAGUE
EIN 20-8958535 · Baseball & Softball (N63)
What they do
The Granny Basketball League Organized League Games and Tournaments for All Participants. The League Continued to Grow During 2025, Adding 4 New Teams (added 9 In 2024) and Increasing The Number of Players to 791 In 2025 (from 649 In 2024), Hailing Themselves From 19 States Plus Canada. As of December 2025, The Number of League Teams Increased to 56 Teams (from 52 In 2024) Established In 11 States (from 10 In 2024), Plus Continues to Have One Canadian Team. Reflecting The Leagues Focus On Competitive Exercise for Women Over Age 50, During 2025 The League Boosts Over A Quarter of Its Players Are In Their 70s With Another 5% Over Age 79: 5 Are Age 90 or Older, 7 Are Age 85-89, 29 Are Age 80-85. The Majority of Players, 47%, Are In Their 60s. The Youngest Age Range of 50-59 Brings 21% of Players. During 2025, The League Registered 104 Volunteers (73 In 2024) As Referees, Scorekeepers, and Other Supporting Roles. The League Employs No Paid Staff, With Both Operations and Governance Provide
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2009
- Location
- 106 HARVEST CT, MC GREGOR, IA 52157-8202
- County
- Clayton
- In care of
- % BARBARA MCPHERSON