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Little League Baseball Inc

Liverpool, NY · EIN 900626187 · Form 990EZ · FY2024 · NTEE N630 · Recreation & Sports · Small ($100K-$1M) · liverpoollittleleague.org
revenue
$122K
expenses
$112K
net assets
$54K
employees
mission · from form 990

To offer a youth baseball and softball program to children in the Liverpool New York area.

profile · synthesized from sources

Little League Baseball Inc is a youth sports organization offering baseball and softball programs for children in the Liverpool, New York area. The organization operates through local volunteer-led leagues, providing structured play with standardized rules focused on safety, participation, and age-appropriate competition. It emphasizes community involvement and player development across multiple divisions based on age and skill level.

named programs · 4 · from sources

What they call their work

AA Division
Youth baseball league for players in Liverpool, NY with modified rules including continuous batting order, run limits, and coach-assisted pitching; focuses on skill development and safety
Fall Ball
Modified seasonal program emphasizing fast-paced play, defensive practice, and player rotation; uses pitching machines and shortened game formats to maximize participation
Opening Day Ceremonies
Annual community event marking the start of the spring season, featuring team parades, speeches, and ceremonial first pitches
Pancake Breakfast
Annual fundraising event organized by the Liverpool Little League to support operations and programs
activities · 9 groups

What they do

  • Youth Sports Volunteer Coordination 3 activities
    • League operations support tools
      Distributes a Tee Ball Quick Start Guide with checklists to support league officials in player recruitment, registration, season management, and feedback collection.
    • Player and roster administration
      Maintains accurate records of all player transactions, including evaluations, drafts, and roster assignments, to ensure fair and organized team placement.
    • Volunteer recruitment and management
      Enables parents and community members to volunteer through the child registration process by completing a volunteer form, with requirements for background checks and training for roles such as base coaches and umpires.
  • Youth Sports Safety & Risk Management 2 activities
    • Coach safety training and certification
      Develops and leads training for First Aid, AED, and CPR, and requires all coaches to complete Abuse Awareness Training in compliance with Little League Regulation I(c)10 and the Child Protection Program.
    • On-field safety and emergency preparedness
      Deploys Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) at every field location, requires first aid kits at all games and practices, and updates the Safety Plan annually to incorporate current safety standards and best practices.
  • Youth Soccer Development Programs 2 activities
    • Player skill development resources
      Provides structured drills and practice resources for youth players, including the "same-side toss," "knee groundballs," "21," "soft toss," "four-seam toss," and "alligator hands" drills to improve hand-eye coordination, fielding, throwing, and batting skills.
    • Youth baseball and softball programs
      Offers youth baseball and softball programs to children in the Liverpool, New York area, including T-Ball, A Division, and Fall Ball, with developmental, non-competitive formats emphasizing fundamentals and fun. Expanded in 2023 to serve the entire Liverpool School District and launched Little League Softball for girls ages 4 to 12 in 2024.
  • Youth Sports Conduct Enforcement 1 activity
    • Enforcement of Sport Parent Code of Conduct
      Implements and enforces a mandatory Sport Parent Code of Conduct requiring parents to read, understand, and sign an agreement as a condition of participation, with disciplinary actions including removal from facilities and game suspensions for misconduct.
  • Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
    • Equipment distribution and management
      Purchases, distributes, and collects equipment for coaches at the start and end of each season, including baseballs, softballs, catcher’s gear, buckets, and first aid kits.
  • Youth Sports Community Events 1 activity
    • League event planning and coordination
      Plans and coordinates major league events including Pancake Breakfast, Player Evaluations, Opening Day Ceremonies, and Aging Out Ceremony to support community engagement and seasonal operations.
  • Parenting Education and Support Programs 1 activity
    • Parent guidance and engagement
      Provides guidance and resources to help parents create a positive environment, support their children’s experience outside games and practices, and inspire continued participation during non-traditional seasons.
  • Youth and Community Sports Officiating Development 1 activity
    • Umpire training and development
      Provides opportunities for individuals aged 14 and older to serve as umpires and offers skill development in decision-making, conflict resolution, and baseball rules for youth umpires.
  • Uncategorized 5 activities
    • Developmental coaching and playing rules
      Implements modified playing rules to support skill development and game pace, including continuous batting orders, coach or tee pitching, 10-player defensive teams with four outfielders, and restrictions on coach presence on the field during live action.
    • Local rule adaptation and enforcement
      Implements and enforces house rules that clarify or modify official Little League rules for local play, including continuous batting orders, pitch count tracking, and fielding configurations.
    • Pitch count and player health monitoring
      Designates a scorekeeper or game official to record pitch counts, ensures information is available to managers and umpires, and enforces mandatory rest periods and daily pitch limits to protect player health.
    • Rule dissemination and digital support
      Provides a mobile app with official rules, regulations, and policies for all divisions, including rule interpretation videos and automatic updates, to support consistent implementation across the league.
    • Time-limited game formats
      Imposes time limits on games, including a 1 hour and 45 minute hard stop for Fall Ball and no inning starting after 7:45 pm on weekdays or 2-hour limits on weekends, to accommodate daylight and scheduling constraints.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$122K
Contributions & grants$18K14%
Program service revenue$104K86%
Investment income
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$112K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$54K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$54K
2 years on record · 2023–2024 · YoY revenue +18.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 6
  • Dan Robinson — Director
  • Jenn Snyder — Director
  • John Zayas — Director
  • Russ DAmico — Director
  • Steve Roff — Director
  • Thomas Huson — Field and Maintenance Director
relationships · 13

Who they work with

  • American Heart Association Partner — Provides Heartsaver® First Aid CPR AED training certification required for league volunteers.
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) Partner — Hosts the HEADS UP to Youth Sports concussion training required for coaches.
  • Little League Baseball Inc Government — Operates under the Little League Baseball Inc organization and uses its official resources and drills.
  • Little League Baseball Inc Network — Follows official Little League rules and policies as modified by local house rules.
  • Little League International Network — Liverpool Little League follows training and safety protocols provided by Little League International, including Diamond Leader and abuse awareness training.
  • Little League International Network — Member of the global Little League network, following its rules and safety standards.
  • Liverpool Little League Network — Local chapter affiliated with Little League Baseball Inc.
  • Liverpool Little League Partner — Local affiliate organization that recruits and trains umpires for Little League Baseball programs.
  • Town of Clay Partner — Coordinates with the Town of Clay Highway Department on field-related issues and property changes.
  • Town of Salina Partner — Coordinates with the Town of Salina Highway Department on field-related issues and property changes.
  • USA Baseball Government — Requires use of USA-marked bats in T-Ball games, aligning with USA Baseball standards.
  • USA Baseball Partner — Collaborates on virtual coaching clinics as part of the USA Baseball Coaches Certification Pathway.
  • ZOLL Partner — Supplies ZOLL AED Plus devices used by the league for emergency response.
strategies · 3

How they approach the work

Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.

  • Character Development Through Sportsmanship
    methodology: character_building_through_sportsmanship
    By integrating the six core ethical principles—trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, fairness, caring, and good citizenship—into youth sports, Little League fosters moral development because embedding values in gameplay creates teachable moments that shape long-term character and behavior.
  • Developmental Model Prioritizing Fun and Skill Growth
    methodology: developmental_model_for_youth_sports
    By de-emphasizing competition and focusing on fun, skill repetition, and equitable participation, Little League promotes long-term athlete engagement and holistic development because a low-pressure, inclusive environment increases enjoyment and sustained involvement.
  • Safety-First Approach to Youth Athlete Protection
    methodology: safety_first_protocols
    By implementing age-based pitch counts, position limitations, standardized rules, and emergency preparedness training, Little League prevents injuries and ensures a secure environment because structured, science-informed safety protocols reduce physical and emotional risks for young players.