named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Fall Recreation
Recreational soccer program for children ages 3 through grade 8, divided into age-appropriate divisions: Beginners (3–4 years), Juniors (K–1st), Seniors (2nd–3rd), Masters (4th–6th), and Premier (7th–8th). Runs from late August through October with skills development and team play.
Summer Camp Programs
Partnership with external providers (Afrim's Sports and Challenger Sports) to offer summer soccer camps for ages 6–18 and 3–15, featuring skill development, coaching by professionals, and daily tournaments.
Travel Soccer
Competitive soccer program for skilled players in age groups under 8 through 17, participating in the CDYSL Spring Season. Includes 10-game schedule with home and away matches, requiring commitment to practices and games.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 4 activities
- Field competitive travel soccer teamsFields boys and girls travel soccer teams in age groups under 10, 12, 14, 16, and 17, organizing a ten-game season with five home and five away games.
- Host British Soccer CampsSponsors and hosts British Soccer Camps for children ages 3 to 15, providing high-level coaching from international experts through multiple sessions annually.
- Operate fall recreational soccer program for childrenRuns a fall recreational soccer program for children ages 3 through grade 8, organized into age-appropriate divisions with published game schedules.
- Provide soccer instruction and character development programmingOffers soccer instruction and youth character development programming for youth in the Catskill, NY community.
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Volunteer Commitment Programs 1 activity
- Collect registration deposits for youth participationRequires a $25 per child deposit from families registering for programs to secure participation in club activities.
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Youth Sports Community Events 1 activity
- Host seasonal player recognition and closing eventsHosts a player recognition program and closing ceremonies at the end of the fall soccer season, including events such as Soccer Saturday and formal closing ceremonies at CHS Auditorium.
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Nonprofit Retail and Merchandise Sales 1 activity
- Organize soccer-related fundraising and gear salesConducts fundraising activities including individual fundraising forms and periodic soccer gear sales offering team apparel such as shirts, shorts, and tournament shirts.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$39K
Contributions & grants$1K3%
Program service revenue$34K88%
Investment income$4K9%
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$39K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$165K
Cash—
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Net assets$165K
4 years on record · 2021–2024 · YoY revenue -67.0%
relationships · 34
Who they work with
- Afrim's Sports Partner — Partner organization delivering summer soccer camp programs at Catskill Soccer Club fields.
- Alexander Varga & Co., CPA's Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- American Legion Partner — Assisted in opening the Fall season.
- Bulich Mushroom Partner — Recognized contributor to the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- CDYSL Partner — Partners with CDYSL to participate in the Spring Season and organize teams by ability-based divisions.
- Catskill Freemasons Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Cauterskill Trucking Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Challenger Sports Partner — Partner organization through which Catskill Soccer Club sponsors British Soccer Camps.
- Chris Rogers Carpenter Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Columbia Memorial Hospital Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Echo Ridge Konstruction Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Excel Physical Therapy Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Furniture Plus Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Greene County Glass Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- H. F. N. Consulting Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Hillcrest Press Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Holtz Surveying Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Kellogg's Painting Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- La Casa Latina Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Lady Rooter Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Leeds Hose Company #1 Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Lower Clove Wine & Spirits Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Mr. Modular II Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Nicole Maccaline Partner — Fall Recreation Coordinator for the Catskill Soccer Club program.
- Norseway Construction Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Northwest Parent & Child Society Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Old Home Restorations Partner — Silver Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Pattison, Koskey, Howe & Bucci CPA's (PKHB) Partner — Recognized contributor to the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Sawyer Chevrolet Partner — Recognized contributor to the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
- Shook/Porto Insurance Partner — Gold Sponsor of the 2014 Fall Recreation Program
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strategies · 3
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Deposit-Incentive Volunteer Modelmethodology: deposit-incentive volunteer modelBy requiring a financial deposit that is refunded upon fulfillment of volunteer hours, the club increases parent and community participation in operations, because shared responsibility strengthens community investment and program sustainability.
- Progressive Skill Development through Tiered Programmingmethodology: progressive skill developmentBy structuring soccer instruction along a continuum of age- and skill-appropriate levels—from beginner to premier—the club fosters sustained player growth, because incremental challenges in skill and teamwork build competence, confidence, and long-term engagement.
- Sports-Based Youth Developmentmethodology: sports-based youth developmentBy using soccer as a platform for structured youth engagement, the club promotes character development and community belonging, because regular, values-driven athletic participation reinforces discipline, teamwork, and social responsibility.