Accountability
Public accountability is part of the curriculum.
See It Grow: Lacrosse is a founding-stage organization. This page states what is established, what is still being built, and what we will publish as it is approved. We do not present plans as accomplishments.

Legal and organizational status
See It Grow: Lacrosse is a Utah nonprofit corporation established in 2023 and headquartered in Utah. The organization holds 501(c)(3) charitable status.
Our federal tax identification number and formation documents are available on request.
Governance
The founding board is being assembled. Members will be announced as appointments are finalized — we do not list names, committees, or advisory roles that are not confirmed.
The board governs on behalf of participants, families, donors, and the wider lacrosse community: mission stewardship, financial oversight, executive supervision, risk management and youth safety, scholarship and participant safeguards, strategic planning, and public accountability.
Financial stewardship
The founding campaign is a three-year launch foundation, not a one-year operating budget. It establishes leadership capacity, administration, scholarships, free community instruction, curriculum and technology, professional services, and prudent reserves.
Charitable gifts build the organization around it. They are different dollars doing different work.
Annual budgets, campaign reporting, and financial statements will be published after board approval and after the first full fiscal year.
Youth and participant protection
Adults working directly with young athletes will be screened through background checks and trained in youth-protection expectations before program participation.
Our youth-protection, nondiscrimination, and participant-conduct standards are being finalized with the founding board and will be published in full once approved.
Scholarship and academic standards
Education and access scholarships are awarded through a documented review process. Completing a program strengthens an application but does not guarantee an award.
Cultivate the Forest participants maintain a minimum cumulative 3.0 GPA and complete verified service hours. Academic support is delivered by trained volunteers and is intentionally limited in scope; it does not provide clinical services.
What we will measure
We will report a small number of honest figures rather than a large dashboard of estimates. Each will be paired with the record that generated it.
- ·Players and coaches served through clinics, instructional visits, and coach education.
- ·Free instruction delivered — clinics, instructional visits, and coach-development sessions.
- ·Service hours completed by Cultivate the Forest participants and volunteers.
- ·Scholarships and access support provided to families and student-athletes.
No impact figures are published yet, because no programming has been delivered yet.
Public documents
Governing and policy documents — bylaws, conflict-of-interest and youth-protection policies, gift-acceptance and privacy policies, budgets, and annual reporting — will be published on this page as they are approved by the board and made public. We do not post drafts or documents that do not yet exist.
Contact
Ask about anything on this page.
For questions about governance, finances, policies, or public documents, reach us through the contact page. We respond to media, donor, and community inquiries in the order received.
