named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Academic Support & Mentorship
Coaching staff emphasize academic excellence; alumni return annually to mentor current athletes, promoting college attendance and career success.
International Travel Program
Annual international trips to countries including Germany, France, Italy, and China, providing cultural and athletic experiences for team members.
Track and Field Training Program
Rigorous training for girls ages 5–17, incorporating on- and off-track elements including sprinting, hurdles, jumps, and anaerobic and aerobic conditioning, with yoga integrated into athlete development.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Multi-Institution Scholarship Funding 1 activity
- Alumni scholarship and educational advancement supportSupports alumni in securing athletic scholarships to attend colleges and universities such as Georgetown University and St. John's University, and promotes long-term academic success, with many alumni advancing to law, medical, and graduate schools. Alumni return annually to mentor current team members.
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Nonprofit Organizational Management 1 activity
- Management of team operations and logisticsManages all aspects of team operations including athlete registration with USATF and AAU, meet entries, procurement of supplies and uniforms, financial administration, and travel logistics for competitions. Uses donations to cover operating expenses and athlete fees for competitions and uniforms.
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Track & Field Competition Support 1 activity
- Preparation for and participation in national and international competitionsOrganizes and supports athlete participation in regional, national, and international track and field events, including the AAU Junior Olympics and the Colgate Women’s Games. The program has prepared nationally ranked athletes, including finalists and medalists, and has sent teams to competitions in locations such as Des Moines, Detroit, and internationally to countries including China, Germany, France, and Italy.
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Coached Athletic Training Programs 1 activity
- Youth track and field training and coaching programProvides long-term track and field coaching for girls aged 6 to 17, including athletes as young as 8, with training programs conducted in Bedford-Stuyvesant and Crown Heights, Brooklyn. The program emphasizes athletic development, personal growth, and mentorship, and includes on- and off-track components such as yoga, aerobic, and anaerobic workouts.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$70K
Contributions & grants$42K60%
Program service revenue$28K40%
Investment income$10%
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expenses
Total expenses$83K
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balance sheet
Total assets$53K
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Net assets$53K
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -45.1%
relationships · 16
Who they work with
- 501c3 organization Government — Recognized as a tax-exempt nonprofit under section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code.
- AAU Partner — Registers team members and participates in meets under the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU), including national championships.
- Amateur Athletic Union Partner — Participates in AAU-sanctioned events, including the AAU Junior Olympics.
- Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Partner — Participates in AAU-sanctioned events, including the AAU Junior Olympics.
- Big Brothers Big Sisters Partner — Collaborated on a featured episode of Little Big Chats highlighting mentorship connections.
- Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) Partner — Founder previously coached under CYO and trained athletes in CYO-affiliated programs before founding Jeuness Track Club.
- Customized Girl Partner — Vendor for Jeuness Track Club apparel storefront
- Eastbay Partner — Featured Coach Jean Bell and Jeuness Track Club in a published article highlighting her impact on female athletes.
- Georgetown University Partner — Alumni of Jeuness Track Club have attended, competed, and graduated from Georgetown University with track scholarships.
- NBC News Partner — Featured the organization's athletes in an Inspiring America segment on homelessness and hope through track.
- NBC Sports Partner — Featured athlete Maya Gomes in a segment on Olympic inspiration and athlete dedication.
- Sports Illustrated Kids Partner — Highlighted track club athletes who appeared on the magazine's cover.
- St. Johns University Partner — Alumni of Jeuness Track Club have attended, competed, and graduated from St. John's University with track scholarships.
- The View Partner — Featured track and field sisters from the club, including a Thanksgiving surprise segment.
- USA Junior National Team Partner — Team members have represented the organization as part of the USA Junior National Team in international competitions.
- USATF Partner — Registers team members and participates in meets under USATF, a national governing body for track and field.
strategies · 5
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.
- Competitive Experience as a Catalyst for Athletic and Personal Growth 911 orgsmethodology: competitive-youth-developmentBy engaging girls in national track and field competitions such as the AAU Junior Olympics, JEUNESS builds athletic competence, confidence, and resilience because structured, high-expectation environments foster identity development and goal-oriented behavior.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Full-Cost Subsidization to Ensure Equitable Access 911 orgsmethodology: full-cost_coverageBy directing all donated funds toward operational and athlete fees, JEUNESS removes financial barriers to participation because full-cost coverage enables consistent engagement in track and field regardless of socioeconomic background.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Holistic Youth Development through Athletics and Academics 911 orgsmethodology: holistic-youth-developmentBy integrating athletic training in track and field with academic support and life skills development, JEUNESS increases engagement and long-term success in young female athletes because combined programming reinforces discipline, resilience, and personal growth across domains.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Mentorship-Integrated Coaching Model 911 orgsmethodology: mentorship-based_coachingBy combining coaching with personal mentorship that emphasizes inspiration and pushing beyond limits, JEUNESS cultivates resilience and self-efficacy in female athletes because trusted relationships amplify developmental impact beyond technical training alone.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Experiential Global Learning for Personal Expansion 9 orgsmethodology: experiential-global-learningBy incorporating international travel into athlete development, JEUNESS broadens perspectives and deepens personal growth because exposure to diverse cultures and environments enhances self-awareness and maturity alongside athletic training.shared approach: Experiential Exposure →