RIVERSIDE CITY FOOTBALL CLUB
EIN 82-4178844 · Soccer (N64)
What they do
The Mission of ALBION SC is to Develop Successful Well-rounded Individuals Who Exhibit Good Sportsmanship Ethical and Moral Behavior and Good Citizenship. We Aim to Leverage The Challenges and Life Lessons of Striving for Excellence In Competitive Soccer Into Molding Young People to Understand The Value of Teamwork Sportsmanship and Hard Work While Fostering An Environment That Allows Players to Reach Their Full Potential and Love for The Game. Our Vision is to Continue to Be Recognized As One of The Best Programs In The United States for Development Advancement and Placement of Elite Competitive Soccer Players. We Expect to Be The Model Club and Most Prestigious Brand In Youth Soccer Providing Opportunities for Players Teams Coaches and Clubs to Gain From The Success of ALBION SC.
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They name their leaders16 people are listed in the latest report.
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KEVIN WATSONBOARD MEMBER TECHNICAL DIRECTOR
MIKE DITTADIRECTOR OF COACHING
MARC GOMEZYOUTH DIRECTOR
JOHNNY SAMANOGK DIRECTROR
JUAN MORENOSOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR
JAMIE MARINASSISTANT SOCIAL MEDIA DIRECTOR
BRYAN MAGANAADVANCEMENT DIRECTOR
LAIKYN KOSSGIRLS DIRECTOR
ALEX TOZERFUTSAL DIRECTOR
AURELIO MELENDREZBOARD VICE PRESIDENT
DEBBIE PILOBOARD MEMBER- FUNDRAISING
KEITH SMITHBOARD PRESIDENT
MEGDALENE MAROUNBOARD MEMBER-REGISTRAR
OMID HAMZEINEJADBOARD MEMBER- FACILITIES
STEPHANIE LINNBOARD MEMBER-SECRETARY
TOBIAS LOPEZBOARD TREASURER
About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2018
- Location
- 5198 ARLINGTON AVE PMB 175, RIVERSIDE, CA 92504-2603
- County
- Riverside
- In care of
- % KEITH SMITH
- Primary officer
- Tobias Lopez, President
How to reach them
Filing and classification
- Latest tax year
- 2025
- Tax period began
- January 1, 2025
- Return type
- 990
- NTEE classification
- Soccer (N64)
- IRS tax category
- Soccer