NORTHWEST UNITED FC
EIN 46-2211150 · Soccer (N64)
What they do
Northwest United is A Premier Youth Soccer Club Serving Skagit County and Surrounding Areas. As One of The Top Clubs In The Pacific Northwest, We Have Grown to 41 Teams Across Boys and Girls Divisions, Offering Year-round Development for Players From U8 to U19. Our Commitment Extends Beyond The Game - We Focus On Building Strong Character, Integrity, and Respect In Our Athletes, Shaping Not Only High-level Soccer Players But Also Future Leaders In The Community. Northwest United Provides Opportunities for Both Elite-level Players and Those Developing Their Skills, Ensuring A Pathway for Growth At Every Stage. We Compete In Some of The Most Prestigious Regional and National Leagues In The ECNL and RCL, Consistently Producing Top-tier Teams and Players Who Excel At The Highest Levels. Through Our Dedication to Excellence, We Continue to Be Recognized As A Leader In Youth Soccer Development In The Pacific Northwest.
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Money report from 2024The charity has a recent tax report to read.
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They name their leaders52 people are listed in the latest report.
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KRISTIAN POWELLDIRECTOR OF SOCCER
JONATHAN GRAHAMTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JOANA MICHAELSONTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JENNIFER MACKAYBOOKKEEPER
MARCOS VEGAEXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, FORMER
MARIE BREUMTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LANI ARNONETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LAUREN JANSENTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LEISLY VALDEZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LETITIA HOUTBYTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LINDA LAMAYTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LISA CASTILLEJATEAM REPRESENTATIVE
LOUIE SANTOSDIRECTOR
MARIA YAZZOLINATEAM REPRESENTATIVE
KIM COOKTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MARIE PIAZZA-FARRELLTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MARISSA SMITHTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MARK SALZERTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MATT YEOMANDIRECTOR
MELISSA GARCIATEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MICHELLE MANRIQUETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
MICHELLE MILLSTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
NANCY SANCHEZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
REGINA SELLERSTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
ROBYN BAINDBRIDGETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
SHANNON MEADOWSTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
TANIA CHURAPETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
VALERIE CONLEYTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
DANIEE ZAVALATEAM REPRESENTATIVE
AMBER LLOYDTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
AMY HENDRYTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
ANGELA CHAPMANTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
ANGELA CROOKTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
APRIL GOMEZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
BRENDA MARTINEZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
BRENT JOHNSONTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
BRYON MENGLETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
CELICIA YEOMANTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
CRISSI FRANULOVICHTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
DANE LAMAYTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
KRISTEL HOLLICKTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
ERIN ROBINSONTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
HALEY LOPEZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JANELLE EASHTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JENNACA HOLLINGERTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JILL DECELLETEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JOSE CASTILLOTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
JULIE RUIZTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
KALENA OSBORNTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
KANDICE VOILEDIRECTOR
KARI CHENNAULTTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
AMANDA DELEONTEAM REPRESENTATIVE
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2014
- Location
- PO BOX 2120, MOUNT VERNON, WA 98273-2120
- County
- Skagit
- In care of
- % MONICO GARZA
- Primary officer
- Louie Santos, Director
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2024
- Tax period began
- May 1, 2024
- Return type
- 990
- Tax preparer
- WERSEN NONPROFIT CPAS LLC
- NTEE classification
- Soccer (N64)
- IRS tax category
- Soccer
- Grant-giving organization
- Yes