AL AMANECER BOXING CLUB
EIN 87-1650404 · Amateur Sports (N60)
What they do
Youth Boxing Program: Offering A Class for Elementary Age (grades 2-4): 2 Days/2 Hours/week; and Youth Classes for Middle/high School (grades 6-12), 2 Days/3 Hours/week. We Served 118 Unduplicated Children. Classes Provided: (grades 2-4) - 84 Classes/392 Contacts; Youth Classes for Grades 5-12 - 96 Classes/915 Contacts. Additionally, We Provided A Youth Competitors Class With 111 Classes/279 Contacts. Total Classes for All Youth: 180 With 1,307 Contacts. In Addition to Classes, We Offered 149 Open Gym Sessions to Youth and Adult Members With 260 Contacts. Our Competitors Participated In 7 Amateur Boxing Events Throughout California. Our Club Hosted An Amateur Boxing Show That Showcased 40 Boxers At A Family-friendly Event for About 400 Spectators. In All of Our Youth Classes, Participants Were Actively Engaged In Conditioning Exercises That Developed Balance, Strength, Endurance, and Coordination. Boxing Techniques Included Stance, Balance, The Physics of Enhancing Power, Utilizing Rea
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ContactMegan SolisBoard Officer
In care of% JESUS SOLIS
Mailing address988 LINCOLN AVE, NAPA, CA 94558-5060
Main phone(707) 339-0660 Contact phone(360) 460-0228 WebsiteVisit the charity’s websiteSource: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- March 2022
- County
- Napa
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