named programs · 2 · from sources
What they call their work
Inhouse Soccer Program
Recreational soccer program for local youth, held at community facilities including schools and town parks
Travel Soccer Program
Competitive soccer program for youth, involving games and practices at various local facilities
activities · 6 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 2 activities
- Player development and supplemental trainingProvides structured player training focused on technical, tactical, physical, and mental development to prepare youth for high school and advanced soccer competition, including a weekly Winter Foot Skills Clinic for youth born between 2014 and 2021 and supplemental professional training for travel team players.
- Youth soccer programs (travel and in-house)Operates competitive travel soccer teams for players ages 8 through high school and an in-house/rec program for children ages 3 through 13, including seasonal games, practices, and age-appropriate formats such as 4v4, 7v7, and full-sided play. Programs are offered in the Carmel, NY area with home games and practices held at local facilities including George Fischer Middle School and Patterson Park.
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Youth Sports Conduct Enforcement 1 activity
- Facility and event managementImplements and enforces facility policies at all club events, including prohibitions on tobacco, vaping, pets (except service animals), and alcohol, along with requirements for field cleanliness and compliance with New York State law regarding access to automated external defibrillators (AEDs) at youth sports facilities.
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Corporate Sponsorship Programs 1 activity
- Fundraising and sponsorship programsOffers tax-deductible sponsorship opportunities at Silver and Gold levels that include recognition on the club sponsor banner, website placement, and business links; also conducts raffle ticket sales by players to reduce registration costs.
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Youth and Community Sports Officiating Development 1 activity
- Referee recruitment and supportAssigns referees for home travel games (U12 and younger) and all in-house recreational games, and offers partial to full reimbursement of annual referee certification course fees based on the number of games officiated for the club during the year.
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Nonprofit Retail and Merchandise Sales 1 activity
- Team merchandise and uniform servicesOffers spirit wear featuring the Carmel United logo through an online store and provides access to replacement uniform items such as game jerseys, practice jerseys, shorts, socks, and goalkeeper jerseys for travel players.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Coaching education and capacity buildingSupports coaching development by requiring travel coaches to complete at least a US Soccer Grassroots licensing course, reimbursing accredited coaching education costs, and providing coaching resources and educational materials.
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financials · form 990 · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$176K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$168K95%
Investment income$8K5%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$168K
Program expenses95%
Admin / overhead5%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$1K
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$239K
Cash$238K
Investments$0
Liabilities$19K
Net assets$219K
Liquid reserves17.0 mo
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue -6.1%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 5
- CHRIS HUNDERSMARCK — TRUSTEE
- KEREN LARKIN — REFEREE COOR
- MARC GUARD — HEAD COACH U
- SEAN HALL — FIELD COORDI
- VASILLY SHEVELCHINSKY — HEAD COACH U
relationships · 43
Who they work with
- Carmel Central School District Government — Pays fees for the use of school fields.
- Carmel Central School District Partner — Collaborates to feed players from the travel program into George Fischer Middle School Modified soccer, CHS Junior Varsity, and Varsity teams.
- Carmel Central School District Partner — Primary geographic source of players, indicating a community partnership through shared youth population.
- Carmel High School Partner — Host facility with AED access plan
- Carmel High School Partner — Shares coaching leadership through the Boys Varsity Head Coach who leads programs at both institutions
- Carmel Sports Club Partner — Pays fees for the use of sports club fields.
- Coerver Coaching Partner — Technical skills training methodology and program partner
- EDP Government — Pays player registration fees to EDP.
- EDP Partner — Organization hosting North Atlantic divisions in which premier travel teams participate.
- EDP (NY Club Soccer) Partner — Club soccer league and competition platform partner
- East Hudson Woman's Soccer League (EHWSL) Partner — Partner league for women's soccer
- Eastern New York Soccer Referee Association Network — State-level referee association providing certification pathways for referees.
- Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association Government — State-level soccer association to which the club is affiliated.
- Eastern New York Youth Soccer Association (ENYYSA) Partner — State-level youth soccer association affiliate
- FIFA Government — Recognizes international governing body for soccer
- George Fischer Middle School Partner — Host facility with AED access plan
- George Fischer Middle School Partner — Hosts recreational soccer games on its premises.
- GoSport Partner — Partnered with GoSport for online payment processing of sponsorships.
- Got Soccer Partner — Platform partner for team and tournament management
- Hudson Valley Soccer Referee Association Partner — Collaborates with the club for referee assignments for U13 and older travel games.
- Hudson Valley Soccer Referee Association (HVSRA) Partner — Partner for referee services and training
- Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League Government — Pays player and coach registration fees to the league.
- Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League Network — League in which the club participates, relevant to referee assignment and certification processes.
- Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League Partner — League in which Carmel United travel teams compete.
- Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League Partner — Participates in the Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League for team competitions, unless otherwise noted.
- Hudson Valley Youth Soccer League (HVYSL) Partner — League partner for youth soccer competition
- Maryville University Partner — Provider of first aid training resource for youth sports coaches
- Matthew Paterson Elementary School Partner — Host facility with AED access plan
- NY Red Bulls Training Partner — Training resource partner for soccer development
- Online Course Review Partner — Provider of online soccer education content
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strategies · 2
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.
- Community-Based Participation Modelmethodology: community-based independent club modelBy organizing soccer programs around the local school district and without institutional sponsorship, we increase access and continuity in youth participation because localized, community-rooted clubs strengthen family involvement and reduce barriers to entry.
- Player-First Development Modelmethodology: player-development-firstBy prioritizing individual player development over winning, we produce long-term engagement and improved soccer skills because focusing on growth, equal playing time, and delayed positional specialization accommodates diverse development timelines and reduces early dropout.