What Percentage of Donations
Go to Charity.
85% off all
proceeds donated to Dry Heat Baseball Foundation are routed to our teams and
programs. 15% is used to keep our Foundation up and running.
THE PROGRAMS:
Baseball Club Teams: Dry Heat Baseball Foundation was
started by high school baseball coaches. We hold baseball true to our hearts.
We are raising funds to start 12U,15U 16U baseball club teams. 95 percent of
kids in our baseball programs come from inner city areas and have no money to
play or buy equipment. Donations will set up teams and uniforms and equipment.
We also want to provide players with bat and glove. Baseball Budget 45 to 50
thousand dollars for all teams, Coaches expenses, Uniforms and Equipment and
Tournament fees.
After School Programs: We at Dry Heat Foundation understand
the daily problems faced by our players: The pressure to join gangs, coping
with living in neighborhoods dealing with gang -related crimes and violence,
PTSD from living in fear of violence, and suffering the effects of a consistent
lack of basic needs and financial resources. Many of our players have little
external support and need additional services and role models outside their
home and school environments. As such, we hope to incorporate after school
programs to address these issues. Our programs will consist of doing homework
with teachers, extra one-on-one instruction, and computer training to help with
education and build skills.
Guest
speakers will talk about our 3 “ANTIS’s: Anti-gangs, Anti- bullying and
Anti-violence.
Summer School Programs: Will offer our players the
opportunity to enjoy a variety of new experiences aimed to enhance their
academic and social skills while giving them a bigger world view. Fieldtrips
(Big Surf, Science Center, Concerts and Baseball games) are some of our planned
summer activities.
Yearly Up to date Budget Needs:
1)
Programs
. Club Teams $50,000
. After School Programs
$25,000 a school
. Summer School
Programs $25,000 a school 3-month session.
Please Help us to help
our inner- city youth.
“Leave No Kids Behind”
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