FIRE SPORTS & RECREATION INC
EIN 93-1395047 · Basketball (N62)
What they do
Basketball Teams- In 2024, Our Basketball Teams Had 225 Different Participants Between The Spring, Summer, and Fall Seasons. We Provided Developmental and High Level Coaching, Quality Facilities for Practices and Games (fall League Only), and Built Intentional Relationships With Our Athletes, Families, and Coaches. In Our Practices, In Addition to Skill and "basketball IQ", We Had Lessons On Character, Life, and Relationships From A Biblical Perspective. Additionally, We Held Recurring Coaching Development Meetings to Equip Our Coaches for Their Roles. There Was An Even Split of Practical Coaching Conversations and Bible Study Over The Topics We Would Share In Practice With Our Players. In Addition to Providing The Space for Practice, Equipment, and Needed Insurance, We Also Have Travel Costs, Tournament and League Entry Fees, Uniform Costs, Etc.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2023
- Location
- 1701 N COUNTY ROAD 300 E, DANVILLE, IN 46122-8656
- County
- Hendricks
- In care of
- Jeff Niemeyer