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Professional Athletic Leagues · Texas

Professional Athletic Leagues nonprofits in Texas

7 professional athletic leagues in Texas file a Form 990. Together they report $656,000 in revenue and hold $585,000 in assets.

The largest are Austin Figure Skating Club, North American Boxing Federation, and National Basketball Retired Players Association - Dallas Chapter.

Organizations
7
Total revenue
$656K
Total assets
$585K

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Professional Athletic Leagues in Texas

Largest by revenue first.

Austin Figure Skating Club 501(c)(3) · Georgetown, TX $300K
NNorth American Boxing Federation 501(c)(4) · Dallas, TX $283K
National Basketball Retired Players Association - Dallas Chapter 501(c)(3) · Cedar Hill, TX $73K
SSacramento Valley Cricket Club 501(c)(3) · Richmond, TX $0
FFort Worth Ultimate Players Association Inc 501(c)(3) · Grapevine, TX $0
VVelossimo Racing 501(c)(3) · Marble Falls, TX $0
Aegis Cycling Foundation 501(c)(3) · Highland Vlg, TX

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