Let 'Em Play Foundation
The F. Howard Mayo - Let ‘Em Play Foundation was created in 2012 by the Portland Basketball Officials
The Let ‘Em Play Foundation was created in 2012 by the Portland Basketball Officials Association (PBOA) to honor the 36 year career of then commissioner Howard Mayo by providing scholarships that pay the participation fees for students playing High School basketball at those schools serviced by the PBOA who otherwise might not be able to participate. Since it’s inception, the funds for the foundat
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Since our inception, we have provided over $16,000 to more than
100 student-athletes from 25 schools. The foundation funds have
helped high school athletes participate in their basketball programs,
when then may not have otherwise been able to, due to family
financial difficulties.
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Remembering F. Howard Mayo:
http://www.letemplay.org/2019/04/09/remembering-f-howard-mayo/
Remembering F. Howard Mayo - Let 'Em Play It is with heavy hearts that we announce the passing of F. Howard Mayo. Howard was a great mentor to all of us and had many accomplishments, including his 2008 …
Since it’s inception, the funds for the Let ‘Em Play Foundation have come mostly from referees in the PBOA.
The Let ‘Em Play Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing financial help to student athletes in order to “Let ‘Em Play” high school basketball in the Greater Portland Metro Area!
“Without officials, it’s just recess.” - F. Howard Mayo
In 2012, the PBOA chose to honor Howard’s service to high school basketball by establishing the Let ’Em Play Scholarship Fund. That eventually grew and became the Let ‘Em Play Scholarship Foundation that provides scholarships to pay the participation fees that allow student athletes to participate in high school basketball.
The Let ‘Em Play Foundation was established in 2012 by the Portland Basketball Officials Association (PBOA) to provide scholarships that pay the participation fees for students playing high school basketball.
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