GEORGIA SHOWCASE BASEBALL
EIN 87-3902672 · Youth Development Programs (O50)
What they do
GA Showcase Baseball Services Consist of Access to A 5000 Sq Ft Indoor Training Facility and Outdoor Gated Pitching Mounds; Baseball Youth & Coaches Clinics, Softball & Baseball Training Sessions, Developmental and Competitive Practices, Mentoring Sessions to Teach Leadership and Life Skills On Dealing With Adversity As Part of The Game of Baseball. Additionally, Youth Are Afforded Program Incentives for High Academic Achievement and Given Exposures to Showcase Their Elite Talent. Our Program Services Benefits On Average Approximately 700 Persons. In 2024 Ga Showcase Baseball Achieved Its 2nd Annual Year End & Community Impact Award Dinner. We Are Very Proud of Our 5 Alumni Players Who Graduated From Local High School With College Scholarships and Collegiate Baseball Opportunities. Additionally, GA Showcase Baseball Had Players and Families to Partner With Christian City Thrive Program to Mentor Youth and Returned to South Regional Hospital to Gift Wrap Presents and Decorate Designated
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ContactBenjarmann F Howze SrOwner
Mailing address3294 ROCKMILL DR, ELLENWOOD, GA 30294-6315
Main phone(678) 469-5994Source: Form 990 public record. Confirm details with the nonprofit before visiting or sending anything.
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- Recognized since
- February 2022
- County
- Clayton
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