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LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL INC 193005QCLL

QUEEN CREEK, AZ · EIN 550909203 · Form 990EZ · FY2021 · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.queencreeklittleleague.org
revenue
$121K
expenses
$131K
net assets
$35K
employees
mission · from form 990

ALLOW CHILDREN TO PLAY BASEBALL AND SOFTBALL

profile · synthesized from sources

Little League Baseball organization serving youth in Queen Creek, Arizona, offering age-based baseball programs from Tee-Ball through Juniors divisions for players ages 4 to 15. The organization emphasizes skill development, sportsmanship, and teamwork, with a competitive All-Stars tournament pathway culminating in regional and national events. Programs are operated locally through volunteer coordination and community partnerships.

named programs · 7 · from sources

what they call their work

All-Stars
Tournament program for top players in each age division (10U to Juniors) competing in district, state, and potentially national tournaments including the Little League World Series
Junior Minors Division
Division for ages 7–9 introducing kid pitching for the first two innings, with machines used thereafter; focuses on development with no official standings
Juniors Division
Program for ages 12–15 using a full 90 ft. diamond and 60 ft. 6 in. pitching distance; includes inter-league play and playoff tournaments
Machine Pitch Division
Program for ages 5–7 transitioning from tee-ball to live pitching using a manual pitching machine; emphasizes skill development on a 60 ft. diamond
Majors Division
High-level division for ages 10–12 with advanced rules and full competition; includes a double elimination playoff and All-Star eligibility
Senior Minors Division
Competitive division for ages 9–11 with full kid pitching, scorekeeping, and standings; concludes with a double elimination tournament
Tee-Ball Division
Introductory baseball program for children ages 4–6 focusing on fundamentals like hitting off a tee, fielding, and teamwork; uses soft balls and does not keep score
activities · 4 groups

what they do

  • Youth Baseball and Softball Leagues 10 activities
    • Community Engagement Events
      Hosts community events such as an Opening Day celebration for the season and special "Little League Night" events with professional baseball teams to foster community spirit and engagement.
    • Establishing Player Eligibility and Rules
      Establishes player eligibility for divisions of play using an August 31st age determination date and school enrollment verification. The organization also provides division-specific rules and guidelines for youth baseball divisions and requires medical release forms for emergency response.
    • Hosting Youth Baseball Tournaments
      Organizes and participates in district and state playoff tournaments for various age divisions (10U, 11U, 12U, Juniors, Majors, Senior Minors, Junior Minors), facilitating advancement for 12U teams to the Western Region Tournament and potentially the Little League World Series, and Juniors teams to the World Series.
    • Organize Youth Baseball and Softball Programs
      Organizes and operates youth baseball and softball programs for children aged 4 to 15, including Tee-Ball, Machine Pitch, Junior Minors, Senior Minors, Majors, and Juniors divisions, with a spring season and playoff tournaments. This includes providing equipment, uniforms, and insurance, as well as managing player eligibility, evaluations, and game schedules.
    • Organizing Tournament Participation and Advancement
      Organizes and participates in district and state tournaments for various age divisions, facilitating the advancement of 12U teams to the Western Region Tournament and potentially the Little League World Series, and Juniors teams to their respective World Series.
    • Organizing Youth Baseball and Softball Seasons
      Organizes and hosts spring baseball seasons for youth teams, including various divisions from Tee-Ball (ages 4-6) to Juniors (ages 12-15), with specific rules and equipment tailored to each age group. This includes organizing games, practices, and playoff tournaments.
    • Organizing Youth Baseball and Softball Seasons
      Organizes and hosts spring baseball seasons for youth teams, including various divisions from Tee-Ball (ages 4-6) to Juniors (ages 12-15), with games played at Mansel Carter Oasis Park and Frontier Family Park in Queen Creek. This includes managing registration, player evaluations, team formation, and scheduling games and practices.
    • Player Eligibility and Registration Management
      Manages player eligibility using age determination dates and school enrollment verification. The organization also facilitates registration through online portals, offering early bird and sibling discounts to encourage participation.
    • Providing Baseball Skill Development Programs
      Offers an intensive clinic/camp experience to teach precise skills for each position and finer points of the game, providing a competitive baseball experience for players and their families.
    • Providing Skill Development Clinics and Information Sessions
      Offers intensive clinics and camps to teach precise skills and finer points of baseball for various positions. The organization also hosts information meetings for parents to keep them informed about the league's activities.
  • Youth Baseball and Softball Field Operations 3 activities
    • Community Engagement and Volunteer Management
      Operates as a fully volunteer-run organization, relying on board members, coaches, and parents to run league activities. The organization also hosts community events such as "Little League Night" with the Diamondbacks.
    • Volunteer Management and Support
      Operates entirely through volunteer labor, relying on board members, coaches, and parents to run league activities. This includes holding post-season debriefs, open meetings, and elections, as well as coaches meetings for various divisions.
    • Volunteer Management and Training
      Operates entirely through volunteer labor, including board members, coaches, and parents, and holds meetings to facilitate organization and provide training for coaches.
  • Youth Football Equipment Provision 2 activities
    • Providing Equipment and Support for Players
      Provides essential equipment to players, including team hats, numbered uniform shirts, socks, belts, and shared batting helmets. The organization also maintains a system for tracking and displaying game scores and provides an insurance policy for injuries sustained during practices or games.
    • Providing Player Equipment and Safety Measures
      Provides essential equipment to players, including team hats, uniforms, socks, belts, and shared batting helmets. The organization also ensures player safety by requiring coaches to maintain medical release forms and providing an insurance policy for injuries.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Player Evaluation and Team Formation
      Conducts player evaluations to assess skills like hitting, running, and fielding, which assists coaches in forming balanced teams for competitive play.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$121K
Contributions & grants$6K5%
Program service revenue$101K83%
Investment income
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$131K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$35K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$35K
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +9.8%
relationships · 17

who they work with

  • Diamondbacks Partner — Organizes a "Little League Night" event with the Diamondbacks at Chase Field.
  • Dick's Sporting Goods Partner — Partners with Dick's Sporting Goods to offer coupon days with a 20% discount to participants.
  • East Mesa Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.
  • Gilbert American Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.
  • Gilbert National Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.
  • JDP Government — Conducts background checks for Little League volunteers.
  • Little League Baseball Inc Network — Follows rules and structure aligned with the national Little League organization.
  • Little League Baseball Inc Network — Local league affiliated with the national Little League organization.
  • Little League International Network — Follows Little League International's age determination policy and links to its age calculator.
  • Little League International Network — Operates under its umbrella.
  • Little League International Partner — Receives submissions for accident claims via postal mail and requires an Explanation of Benefits (EOB) Statement for dental claims.
  • Queen Creek Little League Partner — Local league organizing teams under the Little League Baseball structure
  • Queen Creek Little League Partner — Local league providing youth baseball and softball programs in partnership with LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL INC 193005QCLL
  • San Tan Valley Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.
  • Skyline Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.
  • Southeast Valley Pony Baseball Partner — Suggested as an alternative for fall baseball.
  • Superstition Little League Partner — Competes against in the district tournament.