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If the league is certified through the United States Bowling Congress, they provide free bonding, burglary/robbery insurance to leagues. They cover funds when a league officer or Youth league supervisor/official misuses them or is robbed by force or threat of violence.

There are some requirements of the league, such as:

  • Open an account in the league name in an insured banking institution or in-house deposit service.
  • Make deposits within a week of receipt.
  • The president and/or Youth league supervisor must verify the account each month by obtaining a statement from the bank or in-house deposit service and mathematically checking for an accurate balance.
  • Two elected officers must co-sign for withdrawals. Two signatures are required on all checks written on a league account regardless of the banking institutions policy.
  • Cosigners cannot be immediate family members.
  • All officers and/or co-signers on the league account must be at least 18 years of age.

If a league fails to follow the above procedures, the bonding program only will cover a maximum of 50 percent of the documented loss on a bond claim and tne week's receipts (up to $2,000) for a burglary or robbery.

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