Boo Williams Summer League Ltd.

“Patricia williams is the mother of marcellus williams”

“Form 990 made available for all officers / directors to review”

“Annual form 990 made available upon request”

“Contract labor: $560,434 (program services)”

“Supplies and equipment 16,490Concessions 147,720Entertainment 6,738Director expense 1,991Miscellaneous 11,253Payroll taxes & Fees 71,480Salaries 161,995Commissions and royalties 7,575Contract labor 519,801Entry expenses 27,038Janitorial 28,163Merchandise 14,801Taxes (Sales, beverage, retail) 140,679Utilities 186,178Travel 2,667Storage 5,810Maintenance 50,402Bank and credit card fees 2,289Uniforms 2,434Fundraisers - 240”

“Form 990, Part III-Primary exempt purpose:The Boo Williams Boys and Girls Summer Basketball League is a non-profit organization set up to provide young athletes (ages 10-19) an opportunity to develop their basketball talents and also give them the opportunity to develop educationally and socially. Our league also serves as a role model for younger players. We offer young players the opportunity to learn basketball skills through our team practices and games. Boo Williams Summer League Ltd. administers a basketball league consisting of more than 140 AAU and Summer League Teams with more than 2500 participants between the ages of 9 and 19. Participants competed in more than 1000 league games locally and in various tournaments at the local, state and national levels. Form 990, Part III-Primary exempt purpose (continued):Travel costs, food and lodging are also provided. While participating in the athletic program the league participants were exposed to and required to participate concurrently in the leagues academic, drug awareness, and community involvement programs. The league provided authorities in education, drug awareness, and community involvement to conduct sessions with participants and to stimulate group involvement in accomplishment of league objectives. Emphasis was placed on educational programs to help students learn basic study skills, strategies and also Scholastic Aptitude Test preparation. Our biggest asset is the interaction between schools, neighborhoods, cities and individuals. Form 990, Part III-Primary exempt purpose (continued):The most positive thing about our league is the diversity of people that we touch. These young men and women come from an area within a radius of over 100 miles, representing all ethnic groups. They get to mingle and meet players from other areas and form lasting friendships. With this understanding, they realize that while we are all not alike, we can get along on and off the court. The league provided information, study seminars and guest speakers to encourage strong academic achievement. For more advanced players our program makes sure they have their information in the NCAA clearing house.CONTRIBUTORNike, Inc.$150,000 (cash) $150,000 (non-cash)”