Pittsford Panthers Baseball Inc

“Pittsford panthers provides organized baseball and softball programs through which youth participants develop leadership, perseverance, discipline, sportsmanship, and teamwork skills. These character-building experiences promote personal growth and reinforce values that extend beyond athletic competition and positively impact participants in their academic, social, and community activities. The board of directors meets regularly to review the organizations financial statements. A complete copy of form 990ez is provided to the board for review prior to filing, and the return is approved by the board before submission to the irs. Pittsford panthers baseball, inc. And pittsford little league, inc. Are separate legal entities and operate independently of one another. Although the organizations share certain board members, each organization maintains its own governance structure, bank accounts, financial records, and decision-making authority. John magats and christine newman serve as officers of both organizations. Aside from the shared board members and limited routine transactions conducted at arms length, pittsford little league, inc. Does not exercise control over, nor does it have authority over, pittsford panthers baseball, inc.”

“Expenses office 1,335 insurance 2,049 bank charges & fees 9 league fees 37,895 supplies expense 1,188 playing equipment/supply 511 tournament fees 13,513 umpires 477 uniforms 107 total 57,084”

“The mission of pittsford panthers is to provide high-quality baseball instruction and competitive opportunities for local youth while fostering character development, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship in a positive and supportive environment.”

“Pittsford panthers baseball provided competitive travel baseball programs serving multiple youth teams during the year. The organization delivered structured practices, league play, and tournament participation designed to enhance athletic skill development, teamwork, leadership, and sportsmanship in a positive and supportive environment. Approximately 240 children participate in the panthers.”