THE LEATHERLIPS YACHT CLUB INC
EIN 31-0896393 · Education (B)
What they do
Sports Competitions Programs; Hosted and Provided Safety Equipment for 49 Sailing Races From May Through October for Members and Guests; In Addition, There Were 11 Regattas: Each Regatta is A Minimum of 3 Races. The Laser Fleet Also Held 120 Races On Tuesday Nights Throughout The Sailing Season. A Junior Racing Team Was Active With 12 Children and 4 Adult Coaches. The Racing Team Practiced Weekly and Attended Regattas. A High School Sailing Team Was Active for The 4th Year With 17 Spring Participants and 19 Fall Participants, and 3 Coaches. (Some Students Participated In Both) They Practiced Weekly and Participated In Regattas. Non-racing Recreational Boating Activity By Members In Their Sailboats, Kayaks and Rowing Shells Also is A Significant Activity, But Participation Levels Are Not Recorded or Tracked.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 1976
- Location
- 9230 SHAWNEE TRL, POWELL, OH 43065-5012
- County
- Delaware
- In care of
- % PETER POLITES TREASURER