YARMOUTH SKI CLUB
EIN 01-0458354 · Single Organization Support (B11)
What they do
In The First Six Months of The 2024 Calendar Year, The Yarmouth Ski Club Served A Total of 96 Skiers Across Four Co-Ed Programs According to The Yarmouth School Department Roster for That Year. In That Period, The Club Spent A Total of $23,243 to Support The Middle and High School Alpine and Nordic Teams. The Club Spent Over $11,000 In Lodging, Food and Other Expenses Associated With Ski Racing Events for Both The Alpine and Nordic Teams, Which Includes Expenses for Our Traditional Holiday Training Camps and Attending Regional and State Meets Held In Other Parts of The State and New England. The Rest of The Funds Include Costs to Cover Coaches, Races, Equipment, and Uniforms.In Addition to The Substantial Funding The Club Provides to The Program, We Provide A Substantial Number of Hours for Volunteer Services to The Teams for Roles Such As Chaperoning Events, Staffing, Food Tables On Race Days, Coordinating Logistics for Holiday Camps, State Meets and Race Hosting.
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They name their leaders9 people are listed in the latest report.
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Leadership and board
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Board and leadership roster (9)
DAVE CHALMERSDIRECTOR
ERIK HELLSTEDTPRESIDENT
JEFF CARRDIRECTOR
JESS CADY-GIGUERESECRETARY
KELLY SAWHNEYDIRECTOR
MATT MOONDIRECTOR
MATT WEYENBERGDIRECTOR
SARAH WEISSTREASURER
SEAN LYNCHDIRECTOR
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2021
- Location
- 53 TENNEY ST, YARMOUTH, ME 04096-7962
- County
- Cumberland
- In care of
- SARAH WEISS
- Primary officer
- SARAH WEISS, TREASURER
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- July 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990EZ
- Tax preparer
- PGM LLC
- NTEE classification
- Single Organization Support (B11)
- IRS tax category
- Single Organization Support