BARBERTON ALL SPORTS BOOSTERS CLUB
EIN 81-0865398 · Single Organization Support (B11)
What they do
THE OBJECTIVES of THE BARBERTON ALL SPORTS BOOSTERS CLUB, A 501( C)(3), ARE to PROMOTE and PROVIDE CHARITABLE SUPPORT to THE BARBERTON CITY SCHOOLS ATHLETIC PROGRAMS (GRADES 7-12) BY THE FOLLOWING ACTIONS: - (A)ENCOURAGE A BROAD and STRUCTURED ATHLETIC CURRICULUM for GRADES 7-12 SO THAT ALL INTERESTED STUDENTS MAY PARTICIPATE IN SPORTS COMPATIBLE WITH THEIR INTEREST and ABILITY. - (B)ASSIST IN THE CONSTRUCTION and MAINTENANCE of ATHLETIC FACILITIES BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL AID and VOLUNTEER WORK FORCE. - (C)PROVIDE MORAL and FINANCIAL SUPPORT BY ENCOURAGING ATTENDANCE AT ALL SCHEDULED ATHLETIC EVENTS and BY ASSISTING IN THE RECOGNITION of OUTSTANDING INDIVIDUALS WHO CONTRIBUTE to THE SUCCESS of THE ATHLETIC PROGRAM. - (D)ASSIST IF POSSIBLE FINANCIALLY to ATHLETIC PROGRAMS.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2016
- Location
- 555 BARBER RD, BARBERTON, OH 44203-1765
- County
- Summit
- In care of
- ROCCI RATAY