Lynvet Football & Cheerleading

“Football pancake breakfast cost of goods sold 29 football concession cost of goods sold 2,506 homecoming - fb cost of goods sold 827 football season opener cost of goods sold 2,507 football parent dinner cost of goods sold 1,042 expenses computer expenses=fb 847 administrative expenses 75 bank fees 51 c/l entry fees 1,680 c/l office,computer,print 703 c/l equipment 372 cheerleading uniforms & e 23,206 donations & gifts-c/l 1,660 c/l dues & memberships 701 football uniforms & equip 22,538 game & practice expenses 225 insurance-cl 2,029 insurance-fb 2,374 referees 3,543 trophies & awards-fb 1,687 football pal suffolk 1,230 c/l storage 3,022 c/l supplies 1,694 c/l safety clinic 500 c/l competition expenses 500 f/b merchant fees 285 f/b bank fees 27 f/b parties 814 c/l coach & team mom shir 739 c/l prior yr unif refund -3,205 f/b concession repair 307 f/b gifts 558 f/b sams membership 168 total 75,241”

“Storage trailer 2,657 2,657 concession building 2,456 2,456 c/l mats 14,500 14,500 equipment 6,000 6,000 total 25,613 25,613”

“Our primary exempt purpose is to provide a youth sports program for football & cheerleading. The children are not only taught to play the sports, but the value of teamwork, sportsmanship, volunteerism, and tolerance for players who may be less skilled than others. Our organization is staffed entirely by volunteers, and discrimination of any kind is not tolerated. We give the children a healthy, supervised activity to occupy their time and energy, thereby helping the community to control possible delinquent activities.”

“Football & cheerleading program involving 250 children ages 5-14. Supervised practices two or more times per week, with games and cheerleading competitions on weekends with other local teams. We begin our practice season in july, and end in november. There are summer camps for both football and cheerleading. High school students who have aged out of our program are encouraged to stay and help coach and teach younger players. There are about fifteen of these teenage volunteers. Our cheerleading commissioners were instrumental in organizing an oversight group of regional coordinators to implement standards and safety rules for our local competitions which is ongoing and has been very successful.”