The Harold Hunter Foundation

“Expenses office supplies 146 auto expense 41 program - travel 4,133 education and seminars 300 advertising 509 bank charges 120 computer and internet 548 dues and subscriptions 248 fundraising expenses 5,200 insurance 2,647 licenses and fees 125 miscellaneous expenses 31 postage 654 printing 5 program - permits 570 program - awards 750 program - entertainment a 673 program - equipment 3,629 program - intern 1,200 program - security and ja 1,161 program - supplies 7,354 program - transportation 4,021 program - tuition 21,896 program expense - camp wo 600 program instructors 1,550 program staff 7,000 website expense 1,829 non-investment depreciation 281 total 67,221”

“2,294 2,294 less accumulated depreciation 1,415 1,695 total 879 599”

“Hhf is a grassroots, skateboard community-based organization that provides support, opportunity, and advocacy for skateboarders in nyc so they can reach their full potential as skateboarders and as people. The mission is to use skateboarding as a vehicle to provide inner city youth with valuable life experiences that nurture individual creativity, resourcefulness, and the development of life skills.”

“The organziation assisted the inner-city youth as follows: 1) skate camp scholarship program: provided full scholarships to action sports training camp for 31 adolescents and 2 young adults. Scholarships included tuition, equipment, transportation, and spending money. 2) digital media training program: provided 5-month mentored, stipended digital filmmaking internship/apprenticeship to 5 young adult skateboarders. 3) brownsville skate program: provided skate day camp scholarships to 10 elementary and middle school aged children in brownsville in partnership with the mt. Ollie baptist church. 4) convened over 1000 skateboarders for the annual harold hunter day skate jam. 5) provided support for skateboarders to participate in local and national ameteur skateboard contests and connected them with mentors and potential sponsorships. 6) psychosocial support: provided additional ad-hoc guidance and support to program participants as needed. 7) conducted comprehensive needs assessment of nyc skateboarding community to inform future programming. Assessment included focus groups and one-on- one interviews with stakeholders, and a survey of 300+ nyc skateboarders including current and past hhf program participants.”