Fellowship of Retired Coaches

Overview

The Fellowship of Retired Coaches is a U.S. nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and serving retired coaches. It was established with the mission of offering service and support to fellow retired coaches, fostering a community that preserves the legacy and wisdom of experienced coaches.

History and Development

The organization was founded following a personal initiative to formalize a network of retired coaches into a structured nonprofit entity. This effort was driven by a desire to create a more cohesive and supportive environment for those who have retired from the coaching profession. The transition into a formal nonprofit occurred with the goal of expanding its reach and impact.

Mission and Activities

As a nonprofit focused on Recreation, Sports, and Athletics, the Fellowship of Retired Coaches aims to provide resources, mentorship, and networking opportunities for its members. The organization seeks to leverage the collective experience of retired coaches to mentor younger generations and promote the values and ethics of sportsmanship and coaching professionalism.

Structure and Focus

The organization is structured around a core group of retired men and women who are passionate about coaching and are committed to giving back to the sports community. Their efforts are centered on building a supportive network that can offer guidance, advice, and opportunities for retired coaches to remain engaged in the sports community.

Legal Status

The Fellowship of Retired Coaches is registered as a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization with an Employer Identification Number (EIN) of 844807733. This status enables it to operate as a charitable entity, facilitating donations and contributions that support its mission and activities.