ALISO ISLAND VBC INC
EIN 46-4730440 · Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics N.E.C.
What they do
Aliso Island VBC, Inc. is Dedicated to Advancing The Athletic Development of Girls Pursuing The Sport of Volleyball. The Organization Provides Instruction, In A Supportive Atmosphere, Focused On The Skills and Techniques Necessary to Prepare Players for Competition. The Organization Works to Keep Its Membership Fee Affordable While Offering High-level Training From Experienced Coaches and A Sense of Community for Both The Players and Their Parents. Its Coaches Believe In Positive Reinforcement and Encouragement As They Strive to Help Their Athletes Realize Their Full Potential As Volleyball Players, Believing That Their Success On The Court Can Extend to Their Everyday Life.
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ContactElizabeth PlominSecretary
Mailing address24552 Raymond Way Unit 441, Lake Forest, CA 92630
Main phone(949) 338-9686 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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