mission statement
The Iowa City Coralville Boxing Club provides a supportive environment for all under privileged individuals ages 5 and up, including low-income individuals, those suffering from Parkinson’s disease, military service members & veterans, first responders including police, firefighters, and paramedics, mentally and physically disabled individuals, senior citizens, and those fighting addiction.
Our supportive environment consists of several structured introductory programs, several competitive athletic programs, multiple mentoring groups which will include assessment strategies that teach determination, life skills, discipline, positive self-esteem, while promoting exemplary citizenship and appreciation of and cooperation with our community’s institutions that serve the public good. We strive to bring the best to our communities and inspire the competitive spirit of athletics from recreational to the elite while meeting the needs and challenges our disadvantaged communities face every day. We care about every member of our community and that is why our vow is unity, honor, courage and commitment. Semper Fi.
Our supportive environment consists of several structured introductory programs, several competitive athletic programs, multiple mentoring groups which will include assessment strategies that teach determination, life skills, discipline, positive self-esteem, while promoting exemplary citizenship and appreciation of and cooperation with our community’s institutions that serve the public good. We strive to bring the best to our communities and inspire the competitive spirit of athletics from recreational to the elite while meeting the needs and challenges our disadvantaged communities face every day. We care about every member of our community and that is why our vow is unity, honor, courage and commitment. Semper Fi.
scholarship for low-income kids
ICOR operates as both a for-profit martial arts gym and as a non-profit amateur boxing club. Our non-profit arm helps fund our amateur competition team and offers scholarships to low-income youths, ages 5 through senior in high school, who qualify based on their family's eligibility for free or reduced-price school lunches. For qualifying individuals, monthly dues will be only $25 per month. Availability is limited in our scholarship program, so scholarship recipients are required to attend classes at least twice weekly to make sure our limited resources are available to other eligible students who wish to participate. Email us at icorboxing@gmail.com for more information.
board of directors & meetings
Our board of directors currently meets once a month at 4PM on the 3rd Sunday of the month via zoom. If you're wanting to get involved as a board member or volunteer, please contact us!
Board Members
Board Members
- Clif Johnson-President
- Emily Klinefelter-Treasurer
- Hong Bok Lee
- Sadie McDowell
- Allie Sindlinger-Secretary
- Craig Slay
- James Tally
- Milton Thurmond
- Eugene Velednitsky
donate
Your donation up to $300 is fully tax deductible, even if you take the standard deduction. If you itemize deductions, your donation of any amount is tax deductible. Your donation will go to fund free scholarships for low-income kids and low-income seniors with Parkinson's Disease.