Blazesports America Inc.

“Line 11a explanation - Copies of the Form 990 were provided to the Board. Our procedure has been expanded to include an initial review of the 990 by the Finance Committee with a subsequent vote of approval by the full Board.”

“Our conflict of interest policy requires annual disclosure questionnaires, and a statement indicating that the recipient has read the policy and understands that immediate disclosure to the Board is required of any potential conflict of interest which arises during the interim. On an annual basis, a Disclosure Questionnaire is provided to all Board members as well as to executive staff and key employees. The Board is responsible for investigating and determining whether an actual conflict of interest exists.”

“Executive compensation is performance-based and evaluated annually by the Leadership and Compensation Subcommittee of the Board and a recommendation is made by the Finance Committee based upon comparable analyses of positions with similar scope and responsibility in organizations with similar remits to the full Board within the annual budget approval process.”

“This information is available upon request.”

“Local/state programs and services georgia sport, physical activity and healthy lifestyle program development plan, organize and implement community-based services and school programs in geographically dispersed communities throughout georgia to improve the health and quality of life of children and adults, and veterans with physical disabilities through sport, physical activity, and recreation. Organize clubs, teams, camps, competitions and programs to serve the interests and meet the needs of georgians with physical disabilities. Develop educational and enrichment opportunities for young people with physical disabilities to develop leadership and pre-vocational skills through sport and community reintegration activities. During 2012, there were a total of 6,090 persons with disabilities, parents and theit families served through various programs.”

“National programs and services education, technical assistance and resource development translates science into training, education, and certification opportunities, including regional certified disability sport specialist regional workshops for pre-professionals, local service providers and volunteers; webinars; ongoing technical assistance, to encourage best-practice in the fields of disability sport, physical activity, and adapted physical education. Web-based resources such as training videos, active for life toolkit and other resources housed on the blazesports website are utilized to increase awareness and improve the quality and quantity of healthy lifestyle programs available to youth and adults with physical disabilities and military personnel who have acquired a disability while in service to our country. Nearly 692 professionals, volunteers and students have been certified through blazesports certified disability sport specialist initiative and other training programs.”

“International programs and services diversity, education and cultural awareness programs through international exchange and sport diplomacy blazesports provides international sport development projects throughout the developing world that promote and increase sport and physical activity, improved health and quality of life and the full inclusion of people with physical disabilities. International programs increase mutual understanding, cross-cultural awareness and civic engagement through international citizen exchange initiatives; national workshops and training seminars and national sport festivals for people with disabilities in target countries (haiti, jordan and russia), for practitioners, parents, key decisionmakers, and emerging leaders in sport, physical activity and rehabilitation. In 2013, 3,575 children and young adults with physical disabilities were served through sport and recreation programs, and nearly 200 service providers and emerging leaders were trained in developing adapted sport and recreation programs. In addition 13 new ongoing adapated sport programs for children and adults with disabilities were developed and sustained (4 in haiti, 8 in jordan and 1 in russia.)”