White Bear Lacrosse Club

“Tournament cost of goods sold 1,790 expenses advertising and promotion 1,126 office 992 information technology 1,342 conferences/meetings 1,552 equipment and uniform 39,318 field maintenance 4,154 coach certification 100 storage rental 5,253 pictures 2,760 bank charges 95 field rent 1,802 tournament fees 46,936 total 107,220”

“Credit card payable 999 1,727”

“The white bear lacrosse association was founded in 2005 as a 501 (c)(3) corporation. The purpose of the corporation is to organize and promote youth lacrosse for children living within the geographic boundaries of white bear lake and surrounding areas. (i.e. Vadnais heights, hugo, lino lakes, north oaks, gem lake, dellwood, and birchwood) or attending a school within these boundaries but not exclusively, regardless of race, creed, color, nationality, or disability. It is further the purpose of wblax to aid youth who participate in this sport. Improvement and development of lacrosse skills to teach and promote physical, mental, and moral development to teach a sense of fair and honest game play to promote team play at all levels resulting in good sportsmanship to encourage, aid and support acquisition of facilities and means for playing of lacrosse it is also the purpose of this corporation to provide a formal means of organizing, financing, and directing said youth lacrosse program exclusively for charitable and educational purposes. Its mission is to promote excellence and integrity in our players and volunteer staff throughout the community, among their families and on the playing field. Our focus is to create a safe, positive, and fun environment firmly rooted in: player and skill development for all levels healthy competition where fairness, sportsmanship, discipline, self control, honesty, and team play are fostered, developed, and role modeled, in defeat as well as victory. Respect for oneself, community, family, other players, coaches, officials, and teams. Player and coach commitment to hard work and the development of the sport of lacrosse.”