Grantee Info Corner

Grantee Report Forms

Grantee Expense Report (xls) (5/7/13 rev.)
Grantee Progress Report Form (doc) (9/20/12)
Grantee Final Report Form (doc) (9/20/12)
Grantee Report - Capital Grants (doc) (6/11/07)

Grant Opportunities (Note the grant application deadlines dates)

•	Baseball Tomorrow Fund "Recognizing, Reducing and Responding to Misconduct in Sport: Creating Your Strategy," an 80-page handbook which aims to guide the development, implementation and internal review of effective athlete welfare and misconduct prevention strategies for local, regional and national sport organizations.
•	ING Run For Something Better (RFSB) - Grants for school-based running. (posted 3/19/10)

Reading Corner

•	LA84 Foundation's Resource Guide On Preventing Child Sexual Abuse in Youth Sports.
•	Baseball Tomorrow Fund (BTF) - is a joint initiative between MLF and MLB Players Association to promote and enhance the growth of youth participation in baseball and softball around the world.
•	One-Time Filing Relief for Small Organizations That Failed to File for Three Consecutive Years (posted 8/30/10)
•	LA84 Foundation and Southern California Tennis Associate celebrate 25 years partnership of introducing tennis to youngsters in Southern California. (posted 2/11/10)
•	IRS Compliance Guidelines for Tax Exempt & Governmental Organizations (posted 11/1/09)
•	IRS Eliminates Advanced Ruling Period for Public Charities (posted 4/2/09)
•	Half a Million Nonprofits Could Lose Their Federal Tax Exemptions, Guide Star Warns (posted 2/1/09)
•	New Tax Filing Requirements Information Regarding Small Organizations and New 990 Filing Requirement (posted 1/2009)

News

•	Southern California Tennis Association Workshop Recreational Coach Workshop & Community Development Workshop October 23 & 24, 2010 at Indian Wells Read workshop brochure

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Have you filed your 990’s? If not, you may be in danger of losing your non-profit status.

The Pension Protection Act of 2006 made some important changes for non-profits. The first was to require all nonprofits to file tax forms. Previously, only organizations with revenues of $25,000 or more had to file. This new law also directed the Internal Revenue Service to revoke the tax exemptions of groups that failed to file for three consecutive years. Three years have passed and some non-profits may not be in compliance.

For more information read:
One-Fourth of Nonprofits Are to Lose Tax Breaks
by Stephanie Strom
April 22, 2010 New York Times

•	Southern California Tennis Association Honors LA84 Foundation

On February 8, 2010 the LA84 Foundation was honored by the Southern California Tennis Association for 25 years of support of the National Junior Tennis League Program. Youngsters who participate in the program at Harvard Park joined Melanie Bischoff the SCTA's Community Development Coordinator in presenting the award. Patrick Escobar, the LA84 Foundation's Vice President of Grants and Programs accepted the award