Upper Arlington High School Mens Lacrosse Association

“Dan junk christine junk president secretary family relationship amy winslow chris winslow vice pres. Director family relationship john mason kathryn mason director director family relationship steve campbell kara campbell director director family relationship”

“Officers and directors are emailed a draft of the form 990 prior to its filing.”

“In connection with any actual or possible conflict of interest, an interested person must disclose the existence of the financial interest and be given the opportunity to disclose all material facts to the directors.”

“To the extent governing documents (articles of incorporation, bylaws, and constitution), conflict of interest policy and financial statements of our organization are subject to the federal or state public disclosure rules, these documents will be made publicly available as applicable law may require. Otherwise, the governing documents and conflict of interest policy will be provided to the public at the discretion of management”

“The upper arlington high school men's lacrosse association supports the lacrosse program at upper arlington high school through fund raising and providing needed uniforms, equipment, field work and financial support for a freshman, junior varsity and varsity teams. This year the association had over 90 total players and over 12 coaches. The varsity team over 20 games, participating in the midwest and state tournaments. The jv and freshman teams had over 25 games combined. Lacrosse has grown in central ohio but there are still requirements to travel throughout ohio to play games and even to neighboring states. The team traveled to east coast prior to the season to play some additional games and required the funding of the association. Additionally, the teams travel to the east coast over the summer to participate in tournaments to take advantage of the limited time the coaching staff may have with the team in the offseason. The main fundraising event for the association is the sale of approximately 20,000 bags of mulch within the local community which is sold and delivered by the players. The association also sells team sportswear, publishes a game program, operates the concession stand and receives private donations.”