Boston Junior Eagles Inc.

“The form 990 is prepared by certified public accountant under the direction of the organization's treasurer. Upon completion of the form's preparation, the treasurer and the president of the board review the form 990. A completed copy of the form 990 is provided to the board before it is filed with the irs. The organization's financial statements for the year ended 3/31/17 were audited by a public accounting firm under the direction of the treasurer.”

“The organization may implement a written conflict of interest policy in the near future.”

“The financial statements, form 990, governance policies and procedures and other appropriate governing documents are available to the public upon request for the same period of disclosure as set forth in 6104(d). In addition, the organization's prior year's form 990 is available via guidestar and the massachusetts' attorney general's website.”

“Compensation is reviewed and approved by the board. The organization reviews compensation with outside auditors and uses publicly available salary data for similar non-profits and for similar positions. No compensation is paid by related organizations.”

“Organized, managed, coached, and promoted 24 youth hockey teams consisting of about 380 players, ages 4-19. Teams competed against the best hockey programs in north america. Organization seeks develop hockey skills, fitness, and character of its players. Bje serves boys and girls in the greater boston area and many surrounding towns. Due to the success and popularity of our programs, bje increased the number of teams in the past year, enabling us to serve more children who love hockey. Bje was able to obtain a lease for ice at a brand new facility in boston, being chose over other organizations based on the strength of our programs. Bje has very capable management/board members, highly skilled coaches, and strong parent and community support. Bje uses approximately 60 volunteers on a regular basis but also welcomes and uses the support of parents and others who love hockey throughout the year.”

“Participate in both state and national playoff tournaments, winning numerous events. Our teams have also played well enough to secure spots in tournaments in quebec and alaska. These trips provide bje players with "once in a lifetime" opportunities to interact with children from all parts of the country, while learning to work as a team.”

“Youth development programs, general/other: the boston junior eagles inc ("bje") organized, managed, coached and promoted 24 youth hockey teams consisting of about 380 players, ages 4-19. Bje offers high quality coaching and programs that emphasize ice hockey skills, good sportsmanship, and overall player development.”

“Ice officials 46,840 0 0 league fees 38,793 0 0 bank svc and merchant fee 27,470 162 0 bad debt 6,175 0 0 team building 5,247 0 0 coaching 3,868 0 0 other 2,211 0 0 payroll fees 1,523 381 0 time keeper 1,522 0 0 dues & subscriptions 1,035 0 0 licenses/annual report 789 0 0 contributions 472 0 0 gifts 375 0 0 mass hockey 10 0 0 total 136,330 543 0”