The Pro Player Classic (PPC) was created in 1999 to be a conduit for educational scholarships and needed assistance to underprivileged Indigenous Youth. The success of the program to date is the result of a dedicated Founder & Co-Founder, a score of committed volunteers, the support of very loyal sponsors and the immeasurable assistance of the greater Phoenix community. In 2004 the PPC contributed $10,000 to the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale to provide funding for the Kidstar (KDSTAR) Radio Station. The station is being built in the Lehi Branch of the Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Scottsdale on the Pima Reservation and will provide broadcast training to youth from 4th through 12th grades. The Tournament Director for the 12th Annual Pro Players Classic is Monte Hoskins (monte.hoskins@gmail.com) --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- The Pro Players Classic has been involved with and or made donations to the following charities, foundations and organizations: Shepard of the Desert Boys and Girls Clubs of Scottsdale Youth Sports Association George La France (sponsored a child's sport trip) Northwest Medical Foundation (Scottsdale Hospital) Sports Legends Prostate Foundation United States Veterans Charities Grand Canyon Minority Council Ocean City Children's Soccer Foundation Brigham Young University Baseball Charities Play for Pink Cancer Charities Louis Caldwell Cancer Foundation Robert Huff Scholorship Foundation Athletes International Ministries Ryan Kules Wounded Soldier Santa Cruz Harvest Center Social Venture Partners of Arizona Pima / Maricopa Tribal Youth Sonlit Foundation "Living Waters Truck" Vietnam Veterans Chapter Casino Arizona Charities Make-A-Wish Foundation® of Arizona The Greater Phoenix Chapter of the ASA United Nations of Indian Tribal Youth (UNITY) Angels for Autism Desert Voices Alzheimer's Association Orphanage Outreach YMCA Trashmasters Haley's Open Kayenta Boys Basketball New Hope Orphanage Desert Foothills YMCA