Bylaws
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Ted Stevens Olympic and Amateur Sports Act
In 1978, the passage of The Amateur Sports Act (now The Ted Stevens Olympic and Amateur Sports Act – revised in 1998) as federal law appointed the USOPC as the coordinating body for all Olympic-related athletic activity in the United States. It specifically named the USOPC coordinating body for athletic activity in the United States directly relating to international competition, including the sports on the programs of the Olympic, Paralympic, Pan American and Parapan American Games. The USOPC was also tasked with promoting and supporting physical fitness and public participation in athletic activities by encouraging developmental programs in its member organizations.
The act included provisions for recognizing National Governing Bodies for the sports on the Olympic, Paralympic, Pan American and Parapan American Games programs and gave the USOPC the general authority, on a continuing basis, to review matters related to the recognition of NGBs in the act. This public law not only protects the trademarks of the IOC and USOPC, but also gives the USOPC exclusive rights to the words “Olympic,” “Olympiad” and “Citius, Altius, Fortius,” as well as Olympic-related symbols in the United States.
1978 Ted Stevens Olympic and Amateur Sports Act with amendments from 1998, 2006 and 2018 included
USA Boccia Operational Plans
Board and Committee Minutes
2020
12.12.20 BOD Minutes
7.16.20 BOD Minutes
5.20.20 BOD Minutes
3.4.20 BOD Minutes
2019
10.26.19 BOD Minutes
7.10.19 BOD Minutes
5.23.19 BOD Minutes
4.9.19 BOD Minutes
1.17.19 BOD Minutes
2018
Financials
USA Boccia strives to maintain the trust and respect of our members and donors through thoughtful and worthwhile use of your membership and charitable contributions. Below you will find links to download pdf files of our most recent Form 990s and Audited Financial Statements.
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS
USA Boccia Financial Audits In-Progress
990 FORMS
POLICIES AND PROTOCOLS
USOPC National Anti-Doping Policy
