Kams Foundation Inc.

“Description AmountACCOUNTING 1,837ACTIVITY SUPPLIES 57AUTO EXPENSE REIMBURSEMENT 347EVENT EXPENSES 11,235GOLF TOURNAMENT EXPENSES 13,614INSURANCE (LIABILITY) 4,634INTERNATIONAL PROGRAMS 5,500MARKETING AND PROMOTION 5,505HOSPITALITY 515MERCHANT FEES 187OFFICE EXPENSES 14OFFICE SUPPLIES 827PAYROLL TAX EXPENSE 909WORKERS COMP 648WAGES PAID 8,530POSTAGE 343PROFESSIONAL FEES 374PROMOTIONAL EXPENSES 258STORAGE FEES 12,333SUPPLIES (GENERAL) 2,798MISC TAX AND LICENSE FEES 105TELEPHONE 2,150TRAINING EXPENSES 44”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearSOCCER EQUIPMENT 1,734 1,734MARKETING EQUIPMENT 640 640OFFICE EQUIPMNET 4,404 4,404SECURITY DEPOSITS 500 500”

“Category Beginning of Year End of YearCREDIT CARD 59 498PAYROLL LIABILITIES 0 176OTHER LIABILITIES 0 512”

“Form 990-ez, part iii, primary exempt purpose - kams foundation aims to affirm and empower underprivileged youth through sports while providing mentorship and educational opportunities for life skills and character development. Through this development, kams encourages youth to love others, dream big, be passionate, embrace confidence, have fun, and excel in the game of life. Kams uses sports as a vehicle to teach youth our four core values (affirmation, mentorship, character development and life skills) and help them become positive contributors to society. Research shows a childs involvement in sports helps them to increase and improve their social interaction, increase their confidence, and improve their teamwork skills, listening skills and overall health. Form 990-ez, part iii, line 28, program service accomplishments: youth empowerment service - conducted 16 weeks of youth empowerment programs (yep) conducted 7 weeks of summer camp youth empowerment programs, conducted a yep with childrens refugee center & north valley caring services (refugee and homeless children_. Conducted 3 classroom affirmation programs. Form 990-ez, part iii, line 29, program service accomplishments: affirmation ball initiative - through kams foundation we want to affirm the special in each and every child we work with. We want them to recognize and believe that they are special and we want them to appreciate the uniqueness of their special, which will lead them to live more productive, positive, joy filled lives. Words are like weapons; they can build up or tear down an individual. You the know the old saying, sticks and stones will break my bones, but words will never hurt me. Nothing could be further from the truth. Words have power and at kams we want to use that power to build up youth. At the conclusion of our youth empowerment program we historically have given each child their own affirmation soccer ball that has positive affirmations written on it, just for them, by their kams foundation, inc. 82-2610657 coaches. Kams coaches tell the kams kids that when the world throws negative words, or ideas at them about themselveswe want them to read the truths that are written on their affirmation soccer ball and believe these words about themselves and who they are and embrace these words about themselves as a part of what makes them special. Kams entire curriculum is based on sel (social & emotional learning), which includes the impact of increasing the foundation of your belief systems. The affirmation ball initiative aims to provide positive affirmations on a soccer ball which is then given to a youth. Kams creates affirmation soccer balls to act as a reminder to youth of their worth and how special they are. We believe affirming words:- can spark a child to accomplish great feats-instill confidence and courage-help them to believe that they are precious and unique-convince them that they are worthy of love and belonging-encourage them to see themselves the way god sees them and so much more donated affirmation initiative soccer balls and affirmation t shirts to: dress a child program - 91 t shirts; serenity foster care soccer fest - 100 soccer balls; christian relief fund - africa: - 13 soccer balls.”

“Form 990-ez, part v, information regarding personal benefit contracts: the organization did not, during the year, receive any funds, directly, or indirectly, to pay premiums on a personal benefit contract. The organization, did not, during the year, pay any premiums, directly, or indirectly, on a personal benefit contract.”