Basic Organization Information
KIDS SPORTS NETWORK
- Physical Address:
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San Antonio, TX
78239 2449
- EIN:
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74-2669879
- Web URL:
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ksnusa.org/
- NTEE Category:
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B Educational Institutions
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B99 Education N.E.C.
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N Recreation, Sports, Leisure, Athletics
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N02 Management & Technical Assistance
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O Youth Development
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O01 Alliance/Advocacy Organizations
- Year Founded:
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1993
- Ruling Year:
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1994
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Mission Statement
The Kids Sports Network’s mission is to promote quality non-school sports and fitness for children between the ages of 3 and 19 through the education of coaches, parents and administrators; special events and activities; public awareness and regular networking with youth sports organizations and agencies.
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Impact Summary from the Nonprofit
Since it’s founding in 1991 Kids Sport Network has been dedicated to the enhancement of children’s sports in San Antonio and throughout South Texas. KSN provides education and support to volunteer coaches, parents and administrators through conducting a variety of special events and programs. In the fall of 2011, Slam Dunk for Life, a former 501 (c) 3 organization became a KSN program. Since then, SDFL has provided over 400 of at-risk youth with tuition-free basketball camps. Among the most prominent of services provided to the community, is KSN Coaches Training. KSN provides coaches education in many different sports for numerous youth sports organizations. KSN coaches’ education program is focused on making volunteer youth sport coaches aware of their responsibilities to provide for the psychological, emotional and physical needs of children on their team. In 2011, the KSN Coaches’ Education Program certified 4,047 volunteer coaches. KSN, with support and funding from the Spurs Silver and Black Give Back have managed the Spurs Youth Basketball League (SYBL), formally the Drug-Free League, since the inception of the league in 1991. Spurs coach Gregg Popovich and KSN president/founder, Frank Martin established the SYBL as a way of promoting recreational youth basketball in economically disadvantaged areas of San Antonio. In 2011, SYBL provided opportunities for 17,510 players in 16 south Texas cities and 62 different gyms. In addition to the multitude of support services, KSN provides youth sports leagues the opportunity to conduct cost effective background checks on their volunteers and staff that are comprehensive and easy to administer. Other KSN managed events and programs include the annual San Antonio High School All-Star Football Game, Summer Golf Camps, Volunteer Management, Resource Library and website, and the annual Charity Golf Classic.
Leadership
Brandon Parrott
Term:
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July
2011
Profile:
Brandon Parrott was named Chief Executive Officer of the Kids Sports Network on July 19, 2011. He replaced Frank Martin, President and Founder, who returned from retirement to manage KSN in January 2011. Frank will remain involved with KSN as advisor to the board and Brandon. Brandon was formerly the Executive Director of Slam Dunk for Life and has been actively involved in the local sports community for several years.
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Coaches' Training
- Budget:
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$116,750
- Category:
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Education
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p>Coaches’ Training (Coach Ed): Conducts coaches’ certification training for thousands of volunteer youth coaches annually in Texas and throughout the nation.</p>
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Spurs Youth Basketball League
- Budget:
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$72,100
- Category:
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Youth Development
- Population Served:
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Children Only (5 - 14 years)
Program Description:
<p>Spurs Youth Basketball League: Manages a socially themed youth basketball league for nearly 20,000 kids that is conducted by youth organizations throughout San Antonio and South Texas.</p>
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Youth Sports Resources
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$30,450
- Category:
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Community Development
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p>Maintains a comprehensive website that contains a variety of resources for youth sports administrators, coaches and parents. Maintains a sports library with over 11,000 books, videos and DVDs that are loaned free of charge to certified youth sports coaches. Responds to thousands of requests annually for information on youth sports in the San Antonio area. Provides volunteers for youth related activities.<br /></p>
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Criminal Background Checks
- Budget:
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$3,750
- Category:
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Recreation & Sports
- Population Served:
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General Public/Unspecified
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<p>Criminal Background Checks: Provides access for youth leagues to conduct fast, comprehensive and inexpensive back ground checks on their volunteers and coaches.</p>
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All-Star Football Game
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$63,250
- Category:
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Recreation & Sports
- Population Served:
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Male Youth/Adolescents (14 - 19 years)
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Conducts an annual football game showcasing high school seniors seeking college scholarships. An average of 15 players receive scholarship offers as a result of their participation. Game also raises funds for area youth agencies.
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