Kids' Karate

“Program service accomplishments, continued from Part III, Line 28: B. To combat community deterioration and various forms of juvenile deliquency and drug use by helping the children develop strength of character, a healthy sense of achievement, and a positive value system which serve as deterrents to negative activities, negative influences, and negative peer pressure by helping the children feel and build self-esteem, self confidence, and self-discipline. C. To diminish prejudice and discrimination by providing an environment of courtesy, sportsmanship, and mutual respect in ethnically diverse and co-educational classes. The Annual Kids Karate Exhibition provides an opportunity for children from different communities to interact and perform together. D. To provide a curriculum that allows the children to continue in the program with progressive development from beginners level through and beyond the rank of black belt.”

“Part iii organizations primary exempt purpose”

“During the year we served 65 boys and girls in underprivileged as well as middle class areas in their positive growth and development -- mentally, physically, socially and psychologically through racially and culturally diverse martial arts classes. These are taught by high-ranking black-belt instructors at substantially below market rates. All students advance in belt rank.”

“NA”

“Advertising 0.”

“Liability insurance 921.”

“Uniforms and belts 716.”

“Workers comp 324.”

“Trophies & Exhibition expense 0.”

“Office supplies 155.”

“Website 363.”

“Taxes and fees 35.”

“Miscellaneous 687.”

“Karate equipment 0.”

“Post Office Box 282.”

“Karate Seminars 400.”

“Loans from Director Richard S. Jacobs 39971. 51302.”