Centennial Lakes Little League Inc

“Members of the organization include individuals who register a child for the program as well as volunteers who work in the progam.”

“The organization hires a third-party accounting firm to verify year-end account balances and prepare the Form 990. The Board of Directors reviews the Form 990 at a regularly scheduled meeting and votes to approve the Form 990 for filing.”

“All compensation, including the compensation of the President, are reviewed and approved by the Board of Directors annually.”

“Copies of all public documents are made available to the public upon request in any form. Copies of all non-public governing and financial documents are made available only upon written request and approval by the organizations Board of Directors.”

“Centennial Lakes Little League has served surrounding communities since 1958 with our youth baseball and softball programs. For the 2025 season, we registered 778 boys and girls from families in the six surrounding communities to play baseball and softball. During the course of the season, we hosted a softball tournament for 21 teams, a State Qualifying Softball Tournament for 47 teams, 2 State Softball Tournaments for 38 teams, a National tournament for 30 teams and combined with Mounds View to host a National Softball Tournament with 68 teams. We also hosted fall baseball for 63 boys and fall softball for 176 girls in our community as well as hosting the fall season and 2 softball state tournaments with 30 teams. Along with fundamental skills of baseball and softball, our coaches and other volunteers teach respect, teamwork and sportsmanship. We take great pride in teaching values to the youth in our communities. We want them to be confident in themselves so they can take these leadership skills with them years after they outgrow our sports program. We strive to instill the values of discipline and hard work so they can feel confident and accomplished while having fun with other youth in their community. Along with instruction, our program provides equipment, uniforms, umpires, special events, tournaments and participation awards, working with local community governments to provide facilities for a safe and secure environment.”

“Contract Services - Total 38,164 Program Services 38,164. Contract Services typically include coaches and umpires.”