"Battle Tested And Ready For Football Action"

Executive Summary

The COMMANDERS Institute is a non-profit post grad second chance program ,looking to
providing academic classes that would enable students to prepare for GPA improvement
SAT and ACT retesting opportunities for examinations, as well as provide athletic training.
Urie Smalls and the rest of his management team with your help will offer these services to
provide disadvantage athletes that have for some reason or the other, been unable to attend
college or to finish high school, with a second chance. The Institute will be looking to
partner with various organizations to obtain different levels of funding.

Objectives

Reaching out to those by enabling them with an opportunity to capture comprehensively
and economically a new beginning to better life .Through opening doors to a
nonconforming way of what one was thought or pictured to be ; to reshape the mind into
promise, potential and educational prosperity. In return this will reduce crime and enhance
economic growth in our community. To increase the G.P.A rate, along with SAT and ACT
scores of high school age to post college age students and to give those students who were
unable to attend college, the opportunity to do so and grasp more sports fundamentals.

Mission

Our mission is to change and enrich the lives within our community by building leaders
through encouraging education and instituting moral values. This will lead to more of our
future finishing high school and going to college .We will provide opportunity for more
businesses to be created and attracted to an area of talent, knowledge and self discipline
and as well bring a sports attraction, create extra revenue for local businesses, increase
college student participation and as well college revenue.

Overview

The Carolina Commanders is a non-profit Professional Minor League Football organization whose main goal is to provide a professionally entertaining sports team that would be suitable for a community and family oriented atmosphere, and create excitement, fun and fellowship among the members that make up our football team.

We want to enlighten, encourage, and motivate the minds of our community. We especially want to have a more positive influence on our youth through outreach and mentoring programs that will secure our youth from violence, drugs and choosing other negative ways of life, but more importantly to give them an alternative of possibly serving their community in one of the many fields of becoming an asset in their own community which would give them a greater outlook on life.

Our vision is that the Carolina Commanders Professional Minor League Football Organization will become one of the best organized and impressionable minor league football organizations in the United States. With our experienced staff of professionals, football team and unparalleled fan support, we set out to bridge the gap between our community and youth by broadening the community’s perspective about the importance of community service.

The Carolina Commanders Organization hopes to achieve this by educating the surrounding communities along with the cooperation and participation from our local leaders of Government, and their surrounding communities throughout the United States.

Objectives
A.        To establish our organization as a solid non-profit organization within the Charleston area as well as a competitive Professional Minor League Football team amongst our peers locally and abroad.
            1.         Build alliances with local businesses that will enhance sponsorships and promote local ventures which will enhance relations with the Carolina Commanders Organization.
            
B.        To utilize the Low Country’s young men and women talents to build the foundation of Commanders Football Club that would create scholarships to help under privileged youths pursue their college education or specialized training.

D.       To create “The Carolina Commanders Foundation Fund” will be used to help aid the seniors of our community with paying for their medication which is a difficult task for most seniors to meet on their budgets.