Noc Lacrosse Inc.

“Expenses marketing 900 information technology 35 fields 4,459 coaching 4,575 uniform & apparel 8,722 tournament fee 52,810 lodging 816 transportation 2,293 per diem 600 legal and accounting 985 other adminstration 4,513 subscriptions 95 supplies 476 other costs 4,054 total 85,333”

“Our mission is to grow the game of lacrosse in a way that allows participants to be self empowered and contribute to a healthy society. We strive to create quality opportunities to serve new, intermediate, and advanced players in, and around, the north orange county, ca area. To do this, we provide an environment that is safe, organized, inclusive, and fun. We are dedicated to the principle of sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, community, and to the spirit that accompanies success through effort. We support the growth of all current high school programs in the area including, and not limited to yorba linda, el dorado, esperanza, valencia, orange lutheran, canyon, rosary, norco and santiago. We also hope to see more high schools start lacrosse programs in nearby districts / cities (brea olinda, orange, villa park, anaheim, fullerton, santa ana, etc.).”

“Our mission is to grow the game of lacrosse in a way that allows participants to be self empowered and contribute to a healthy society. We strive to create quality opportunities to serve new, intermediate, and advanced players in, and around, the north orange county, ca area. To do this, we provide an environment that is safe, organized, inclusive, and fun. We are dedicated to the principle of sportsmanship, teamwork, respect, community, and to the spirit that accompanies success through effort. As a 501c3 non-profit organization, we assist with items including, but not limited to; financial aid to those in need, field usage fees, equipment, league (and officials) fees, administration costs (website, office supplies, marketing, accounting, etc.), coaching stipends, expanding services, etc we support the growth of all current high school programs in the area including, and not limited to yorba linda, el dorado, esperanza, valencia, orange lutheran, canyon, rosary, norco and santiago. We also hope to see more high schools start lacrosse programs in nearby districts / cities (brea olinda, orange, villa park, anaheim, fullerton, santa ana, etc.).”