Duluth Youth Baseball and Softball Inc

“Expenses advertising 1,253 bank service charges 130 office supplies 300 software and apps 829 insurance 2,781 background checks 131 equipment rental 1,318 miscellaneous expenses 1,451 field equipment 1,624 tournaments/events 3,965 field maintenance 8,419 officials/umpires 16,892 team uniforms 20,243 total 59,336”

“The organization exists to support the youth of duluth by providing opportunities to learn the sport of baseball/softball. The organization strives to promote good sportsmanship, teaching skills and techniques of the game, emphasizing physical fitness, as well as fun and enjoyment of the game.”

“The organization provided coaching, uniforms, and training for 300 players, beginning as early as age four and moving on to the age of 18. All activities were conducted at shorty howell park in partnership with gwinnett county parks & recreation, ensuring safe, well maintained facilities and broad community access. The program was supported by 40 volunteers who contributed coaching, field preparation, and administrative support. Dybsa offered inclusive, skill building recreational leagues for both baseball and softball, giving children of all experience levels the opportunity to participate in structured athletic programs. The organization invested over 15,000 in field maintenance and conditioning, including mvp field work, gator equipment maintenance, installation of new bases, and comprehensive game day preparation to ensure a safe and high quality playing environment. To promote community engagement and youth development, dybsa hosted a league wide opening day celebration and organized more than 18 tournaments throughout the season. These events provided additional opportunities for player development, sportsmanship, and family involvement while strengthening community ties. Through these programs, partnerships, and investments, dybsa advanced its mission to provide safe, affordable, and community.centered baseball and softball opportunities for local youth.”