Amateur Athletic Union of the United States Inc

“Expenses advertising 876 office expenses 1,514 customer refunds 9,668 meals and entertainment 3,300 membership and dues 295 miscellaneous 1,064 tournament fees 21,375 training - coaches 33 training - equip 5,108 travel 6,687 uniforms 16,021 total 65,941”

“Vortex volleyball club in davis county utah is about elevating athletes to perform to the highest level. While club volleyball is absolutely about winning; it is also about discipline, good sportsmanship, molding youth into successful adults, learning true team spirit and respect - of one's self, teammates, coaches and game staff. Vortex focuses on the experience of growing as a team family into a unit that trusts and loves one another, on and off the court. We do so by creating opportunities to play volleyball at a competitive level; combined with team dinners before every tournament, team building activities, and chances to serve our community together as an entire club as a non-profit we do not do this as a living. We strive to provide high quality training, positive coaching, and keep our costs as low as possible. This way we open the door to athletes who may not be able to afford club volleyball but have talent and desire to excel we are able to do this thanks to our generous local sponsors, reinvesting money into training equipment, offering fundraising options, and providing scholarship opportunities.”

“Vortex was able to do quite a bit even though it has been a difficult year for many. First, vortex was able to provide it's first, true travel experience for one of its teams, which they traveled and played in hawaii. In march, covid shut the season down. Vortex was able to refund any unused dues back to athlete families. Vortex refunded 8k - 9k back to its athletes when many competitors only offered credits for future use. Vortex has been able to reduce dues for several athletes whose families struggle financially, so they are able to play. Finally, we have started the season with 4 national travel teams to begin providing opportunities for our athletes to be seen by college recruiters.”