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CARLE PLACE SOCCER CLUB INC
WESTBURY, NY · EIN 112885875 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE O50 · Youth Development · Small ($100K-$1M) · cpsoccer.com
revenue
$233K
expenses
$229K
net assets
$64K
employees
0
program ratio
87%
mission · from form 990

To provide the opportunity of youth soccer to all children in the community, regardless of skill level, so that each child can benefit from all that youth soccer has to offer. To teach and develop soccer skills, team participation, and good sportsmanship thru varying levels of competition.To enable all children in the community to enjoy participation in youth soccer within the club and outside of it.

profile · synthesized from sources

Carle Place Soccer Club provides youth soccer opportunities for children in the community, focusing on skill development, team participation, and sportsmanship. The organization operates under US Youth Soccer guidelines and serves players through recreational and travel programs. It is based in Westbury, New York, and emphasizes inclusive participation regardless of skill level.

named programs · 2 · from sources

What they call their work

Recreational Soccer
Community-based soccer program open to all children, promoting inclusion and development regardless of skill level
Travel Program
Competitive soccer program for selected youth players, involving tryouts and participation in the Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL)
activities · 2 groups

What they do

  • Youth Soccer Development Programs 3 activities
    • Competitive travel soccer program for youth
      Fields travel teams in the Long Island Junior Soccer League for players aged U8–U19, with annual tryouts held in June using independent evaluators to assess skills. Teams participate in 8–10 week fall and spring seasons featuring weekly practices and weekend games.
    • Developmental and introductory soccer programs for young children
      Offers age-appropriate soccer experiences for Pre-K and Kindergarten children through programs like Little Kicks and a 5-week Mini Program that focus on motor skills, ball handling, teamwork, and social development via interactive games and drills. Includes one-hour Saturday sessions and participation awards.
    • Youth soccer programming for children of all ages and skill levels
      Provides organized soccer opportunities for children from Pre-K through age 19, offering recreational, developmental, and competitive travel programs. Activities include weekly training sessions, weekend games, and seasonal participation in the Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL).
  • Youth Sports Conduct Enforcement 1 activity
    • Safe and inclusive program environment enforcement
      Enforces a Code of Conduct during all sanctioned programs and events, prohibiting illegal substances, bullying, harassment, hazing, and discriminatory behavior. Requires reporting of violations by coaches, volunteers, and participants to ensure a safe environment.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$233K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$233K100%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$229K
Program expenses87%
Admin / overhead13%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$900
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$64K
Cash$64K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$64K
Liquid reserves3.4 mo
4 years on record · 2021–2024 · YoY revenue +17.7%
relationships · 40

Who they work with

  • AFM Improvements Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Bartlett LLP Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Big Apple Supply Inc Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Cafe Gino's Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Cardinal I Bakeman Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Carle Place Automotive Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Carle Place Fire Department Government — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Carle Place Tennis Association Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Carmen Drugs Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Chen's Cleaners Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • City Transit Mix Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Craft Beer Sny Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Daniel Gale Sotheby's International Realty Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Dick's Sporting Goods Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Ham & Eggery Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Hardman's Auto Electric Service Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Kumon of Carle Place Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • LIJSL Network — League in which the club participates; determines age-group placement by birth year for Travel soccer.
  • LIJSL Network — Member league of the Long Island Junior Soccer League (LIJSL), as indicated by the club's inclusion in the LIJSL framework.
  • Long Island Junior Soccer League Network — Member league in which Carle Place Soccer Club fields competitive travel teams.
  • Long Island Junior Soccer League Partner — Partner organization in operating the youth soccer developmental pathway program.
  • Maradevelopment Corp Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Nassau County Police Department Highway Section Government — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • New Bridge Family Dentistry Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • New World Industries Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Pryde Contracting Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Renewal by Andersen Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Rowan Realty NY Partner — Sponsor of the Carle Place Soccer Club, supporting costs related to equipment, training, and tournaments.
  • Royal Sporting Partner — Partner organization providing the toddler soccer program in collaboration with Carle Place Soccer Club.
  • Royal Sporting Group Training Partner — Provides training services for U8 Select through U12 travel teams, led by Nicky Costa as Director of Training.
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strategies · 2

How they approach the work

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  • Structured Developmental Pathway for Long-Term Player Growth
    methodology: developmental_pathway
    By offering a tiered, progressive player development model that aligns with age and skill level, the organization builds soccer competence and sustains engagement over time, because sequenced skill acquisition and annual opportunities for advancement reinforce motivation and competitive readiness.
  • Youth Development Through Sportsmanship and Holistic Skill-Building
    methodology: holistic_youth_development
    By integrating sportsmanship, respect, and age-appropriate training into soccer instruction, the organization fosters holistic youth development — enhancing motor, social, and emotional skills — because structured, values-based sports environments support long-term personal growth alongside athletic ability.