Diamond State Classic Foundation

“Name: special olympics of delaware address: university of delaware newark, de 19716 cash contribution: 7,500 name: b+ foundation address: 101 rockland circle wilmington, de 19803 cash contribution: 7,500”

“Expenses meeting expense 256 property insurance 395 tournament operations 2,987 state of de filing fee 25 postage and mailing 232 charitable contribution 250 printing and copying 1,000 hospitality room 200 supplies 76 team related apparel 5,299 team related awards 744 volunteer apparel 160 total 11,624”

“Undeposited funds 600 0 total 600 0”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 341 5,000 credit card 20 20”

“The mission of the diamond state classic foundation is: 1.to support the andrew mcdonough b+ foundation. 2.to highlight girls basketball in the state of delaware by bringing in some teams that delaware teams would not normally play. 3.to aid other fine charities such as the special olympics. 4.to raise scholarship money for deserving female basketball players.”

“The diamond state classic foundation - a non-profit organization, the diamond state classic foundation is dedicated to raising scholarship money to award to qualifying and deserving graduating senior high school female athletes in the state of delaware. In addition to this, the special olympics delaware, the andrew mcdonough b+ foundation, and other delaware charities have benefited from grants. Over the past 20 years of operation, we have awarded over 950,000 in scholarships and grants. The diamond state classic is a national high school girls varsity basketball tournament held annually from december 27 through december 30. Sponsored by the diamond state classic foundation, and hosted by the tatnall school, the tournament is operated and run primarily by iaabo board 11 active and retired members, and other dedicated individuals who volunteer their time and services. Corporate sponsors have generously supported our efforts to provide a quality experience for all teams participating in the diamond state classic.”