San Francisco Little League

“Form 990, part vi, line 19 - governing documents disclosure explanation available upon request.”

“No review was or will be conducted.”

“No documents available to the public”

“Form 990, part iii, line 4a - first accomplishment the san francisco little league is open to all youth between the ages of 6 and 18. The san francisco little league is a chartered little league organization and provides softball and baseball teams and games in a variety of different leagues. The challanger division offers opportunities for handicapped youth. The softball division is open to girls. Baseball (ages 8-12 years) refers to the organized teams for youth baseball. Within baseball there are a variety of different levels which teams are organized into: farm, rookie, minor and major are the divisions. Junior, big league and seniors are the divisions for children 13-18 where they play on a full sized field. The league provides fee waivers to encourage participation regardless of the family's ability to pay for registration. In addition, the league offers a full spring season and a reduced fall version referred to simply as fall ball. Fall ball is a low key way to participate and is game only, no practices, a much shorter season than spring ball. Last year the sfll had approximately 1,600 youths participate in spring baseball and approximately 400 participate in fall ball. The league is funded by a combination of registration fees, charitable donations from both the parents (roughly 20%+ make a donation), sponsors and concession fees for snacks. The organization is essentially 100% volunteer oriented and had no employees. Form 990, part vi, line 11b - organization's process to review form 990 review prior to filing.”

“NONE”

“Field/facilities 170,583 0 0 uniforms 100,157 0 0 equipment 36,423 0 0 charter fees 14,280 0 0 umpires 98,469 0 0 training 5,428 0 0 special events 31,699 0 0 trophies 10,679 0 0 scoreboard repair 2,390 0 0 volunteer training 5,994 0 0 volunteer supplies 2,688 0 0 total 478,790 0 0”