Lake County Sheriff’s Office summer camps
The foundation’s community page documents its summer-camp involvement, including partners and activities. No camper headcount or measured outcome is claimed in this report.
Warner Family Sports Foundation
Our impact, documented.
Community projects, athlete experiences, and the sources behind them.
Source-based report updated November 1, 2026. This report covers documented community projects and foundation activities from 2025–2026, with historical grant figures shown separately.
Six courts. A place to train and compete.
Lake-Sumter State College reports that the Lake Jem Farms Beach Court Complex has six championship-quality courts sanctioned by USA Volleyball. The opening ceremony took place March 20, 2025.
The college credits Lake Jem Farms and Corey Warner, through the LSSC Foundation, and says the complex was built at no cost to the college. Its dedication report also recognizes E.R. Jahna Industries, Raine Tire & Auto, Randolph Outdoor, and Warner Holding Company.
Sources: college opening announcement · college dedication and contributors.
This is a community partnership project. The six courts are not presented as a foundation grant total or a count of athletes served.
2026 community activities
Carver Middle School gym supplies
The foundation published a Back to School Gym Drive for Carver Middle School, with a supply wishlist. This records the initiative; it does not claim a verified collection total or delivery count.
Source: foundation community page.
People behind the mission
Mirea and Bianca of American Athletic Club shared their experiences in a video published with the foundation on July 1, 2026.
Historical grants reported to the IRS
| Tax year | Reported amount | Source |
|---|---|---|
| 2023 | $4,000 | Filed return (PDF) |
| 2024 | $7,358 | Filed return (PDF) |
These amounts are historical grants and similar payments reported in the returns. They are not 2026 disbursements and do not establish a number of scholarship recipients.
How to read this report
Project facts come from the college’s published reports. Community activities and athlete experiences come from the foundation’s published website and social posts. Financial figures come directly from filed IRS returns.
This report does not estimate scholarship counts, unique youth reached, event proceeds, volunteer hours, or program spending percentages. Those measures require verified records before publication.
Questions or a correction? Contact Cindi Mainer.