FIGHT 4 LIFE FITNESS BOXING MINITRIES
EIN 84-1651197 · Amateur Sports Competitions (N70)
What they do
Fitness and Boxing Program-Fight 4Life Coaches Uses The Art of Boxing, Fitness and Training Through Exercise and Boxing Techniques to Teach Individual How to Control Anger Emotions, Self-discipline, and How Not to Allow Anger to Control Them. This Program Has Proven to Be Instrumental In The Way Children and Teens Handle Situations Since Becoming Participants of The Fitness and Boxing Ministry Program. The Fitness and Boxing Program Served 100% of The 256 Children, Teens and Families Through Various Ministry Programs Offered From 2016-2018, A Record Increase of 106 New Participants From 2016-2018. The Ministry Served 135 Youths and Underprivilege Families An Increase of 5% In 2019. In 2020 The Ministry Youths Participants Increased An Additional 54 New Participants From 2019. Fight 4Life Fitness and Boxing Ministry Have Served 310 Participants and Their Families From 2016 to 2020. In 2021 Fight 4Life Ministry Served An Additional 25 Youth Between The Ages of 13 to 17 Years Old That Wer
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GREGORY YOUNGDIRECTOR / HEAD BOXING COACH
CAROLYN BELLBOARD VICE- CHAIR /VOLUNTEERED CHILDREN MENTOR
DOROTHY YOUNGADMINISTRATIVE DIRECTOR
GARY W PARKER JRVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT COACH AND CONDITIONING COACH
GREG AVERIL YOUNG JRVOLUNTEER ASSISTANT TRAINER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2004
- Location
- PO BOX 360352, BIRMINGHAM, AL 35236-0352
- County
- Jefferson
- In care of
- % DOROTHY YOUNG
- Primary officer
- GREGORY YOUNG, Executive Director/Head Coach
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Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2021
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2021
- Return type
- 990EZ
- NTEE classification
- Amateur Sports Competitions (N70)
- IRS tax category
- Amateur Sports Competitions