Harpers Hope 41 Foundation

“Name: kipp address: 931 wilann drive charlotte, nc 28215 cash contribution: 10,000 name: louisiana children's museum address: 420 julia street new orleans, la 70130 cash contribution: 50,000”

“Expenses 2,500 bank charges 107 office expenses 18 business license 250 toys , food and supplies 18,622 7 on 7 camp expenses 6,118 total 27,615”

“Harper's hope 41 foundation was founded in 2009 by former prattville high school, alabama crimson tide and former nfl player, roman harper. The foundation is part of roman's commitment to serve the communities that have supported him throughout his life. Harpers hope 41 foundation exists to prepare our youth for tomorrow by providing them with the tools necessary to be successful in a pressure- packed world. We do this through our reading program, after-school program, 7 on 7 tournament, and continuous outreach programs throughout the year.”

“For fourth year, the foundation sponsored "41 days of christmas". The foundation purchased toys, clothing and supplies for underprivledged children in the prattville, al and new orleans areas. Harper hope 41 foundation also provided pj's, food, and presents on christmas day to underprivledged children.”

“Harpers hope 41 foundation exists to prepare our youth for tomorrow by providing them with the tools necessary to be successful in a pressure- packed world. We do this through our reading program, after-school program, 7 on 7 tournaments & camps, and continuous outreach programs throughout the year. During the year harpers hope foundation contributed to various enrichment programs and charitable outlets. Harpers hope 41 foundation donated 50,000 to the louisiana children's museaum for the construction of a book nook. This donation goes in line with their reading initiative. The harper's also contributed 10,000 to kipp, a charter school located in charlotte, north carolina. Kipp stands for knowledge is power program, a national network of free, open- enrollment, college-preparatory public schools. Roman harper teamed with charles henderson in troy, al to put on a football camp and provided supplies for this camp.”