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RUSH-HENRIETTA SOCCER CLUB INC

HENRIETTA, NY · EIN 161215858 · Form 990EZ · FY2024 · NTEE N64 · Recreation & Sports · Small ($100K-$1M) · rhsoccer.org
revenue
$142K
expenses
$195K
net assets
$43K
employees
mission · from form 990

TO PROVIDE SOCCER INSTRUCTION AND TRAINING TO YOUTH FOR THE PURPOSE OF IMPROVING AND DEVELOPING THEIR SOCCER CAPABILITIES. TO ENCOURAGE AND PROMOTE ACTIVITY AND INVOLVEMENT IN A GROUP SPORT.

profile · synthesized from sources

Youth soccer organization based in Henrietta, NY, providing recreational and travel soccer programs for children ages 2 to 18. Offers in-house leagues, competitive travel teams, and skill development programs. Operated entirely by volunteers and serving approximately 800 participants annually in Monroe County and surrounding communities.

named programs · 6 · from sources

What they call their work

Falcon MURSL Teams
Recreational soccer teams for ages 9–17 competing in the Monroe United Recreational Soccer League, involving minimal travel within Monroe County.
First Flight Soccer
Introductory soccer program offered indoors and outdoors for young children.
Foot Skills
Skill development program offered both indoors and outdoors for players to improve technical abilities.
Junior Falcons
In-house recreational soccer program for children ages 5–8 (birth years 2018–2021), with games held at Martin Road Park.
Little Falcons Training Program
Developmental training program for young players to build foundational soccer skills.
Travel Program
Competitive soccer program for players ages 9–18 with evaluations, indoor training, and league play; teams formed based on skill assessments.
activities · 3 groups

What they do

  • Youth Soccer Development Programs 7 activities
    • Coach and player development standards
      Provides developmental standards and educational pathways for players and coaches in youth and adult soccer.
    • Operation of soccer facilities
      Operates the Martin Road Park Soccer Complex for spring through fall soccer activities, including team practices, Junior Falcons games, and Falcon MURSL games. Also operates The Athletic Campus for winter indoor training sessions.
    • Player support and accessibility initiatives
      Offers scholarships for travel soccer participation with applications due by September 30, 2026, and includes a $25 evaluation registration fee in player dues to cover insurance costs.
    • Recreational league administration and standards
      Operates as a USYSA-affiliated recreational soccer league with certified referees and established sideline conduct rules for players and spectators, facilitating cooperative programming among member organizations to support skill development, teamwork, and sportsmanship.
    • Supplemental and seasonal soccer programming
      Offers supplemental soccer programs including Foot Skills (Indoor and Outdoor), Little Falcons Training Program, First Flight Soccer, and a summer camp program for youth players. Indoor training is provided 1–2 days per week from November 1 to April 30 at The Athletic Campus.
    • Travel soccer program operations
      Operates a travel soccer program including player evaluations (held annually at Martin Road Park), team formation, league and referee fee coverage, uniform provision (home, away, and pink kits), and field and coaching equipment support. Travel fees range from $275 to $625 depending on age and participation level for the 2026/2027 season.
    • Youth soccer instruction and training programs
      Provides soccer instruction and training to youth ages 2 to 18, including in-house programs for children ages 5–8 with small team sizes to maximize participation, and recreational soccer through the Monroe United Recreational Soccer League (MURSL) for ages 9–17. Approximately 800 youth participate annually.
  • Regular Membership Meetings 1 activity
    • Administrative governance and board operations
      Conducts elections for the Travel Board of Directors every three years and holds monthly Recreation Board meetings at Roberts Cabin in Henrietta Town Park. The Travel Board participates in monthly meetings, serves on committees, supports daily operations, contributes to seasonal planning, and represents the club.
  • Nonprofit Retail and Merchandise Sales 1 activity
    • Team apparel sales and partnerships
      Offers team apparel for sale through a partnership with Athletic Outlet.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$142K
Contributions & grants$5K3%
Program service revenue$137K97%
Investment income
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$195K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$43K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$43K
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue -13.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

board members · 9
  • BRIAN HUGHEY — BOARD MEMBER
  • BRITTANY FREEMAN — BOARD MEMBER
  • DAYNE ROBINSON — BOARD MEMBER
  • ERICKA KATO — BOARD MEMBER
  • JARED CARTER — BOARD MEMBER
  • JEFF BROCHT — BOARD MEMBER
  • ROBERT SCHOENER — BOARD MEMBER
  • RYAN POLLIZI — BOARD MEMBER
  • TJ POTTER — BOARD MEMBER
relationships · 45

Who they work with

  • APWU Local 215 Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Allstar Hauling LLC Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Athletic Outlet Partner — Partner organization providing team apparel for the Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club.
  • Athletic Outlet Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Brighton Honey Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Care-A-Lot Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Cornerstone Advisory Group Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Cornerstone Dental Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Custom-Mats.com Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Daniel E. Phillips, DDS Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Dick's Sporting Goods Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Erie Station Village Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Faber Builders Inc. Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Firehouse Subs Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Floor & Decor Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Flower City 1872 Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Flower City Union Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Genesee Valley Moose Lodge Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Hawkeye Protection Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Henrietta Town Park Partner — Hosts Recreation Board meetings and youth soccer games at Martin Road Park and Roberts Cabin.
  • Island Wraps Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • MURSL Partner — League partner for youth soccer programming and competition
  • Matthews & Fields Lumber Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Mattiacio Orthodontics Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • Monroe United Recreational Soccer League Network — Member of a unified recreational soccer league that coordinates programs across Monroe County.
  • Monroe United Recreational Soccer League Partner — Collaborates with MURSL to provide competitive recreational soccer opportunities for players ages 9-17.
  • NAPA Auto Parts Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • NYSWYSA Partner — State-level youth soccer association partner
  • Nashvilles Tavern Partner — Sponsor of Rush-Henrietta Soccer Club
  • RDYSL Partner — League partner for youth soccer programming and competition
+ 15 more
strategies · 4

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.

  • Equitable Access via Financial Aid
    methodology: equitable access through financial aid
    By offering need-based scholarships, the organization increases access to travel soccer programs for under-resourced families, because reducing financial barriers enables broader participation and promotes inclusivity in youth sports.
  • Player-Centered Volunteer Model
    methodology: volunteer-run player-centered model
    By relying on volunteer leadership, the organization creates a player-centered environment that prioritizes youth development and safety, because community-driven involvement fosters trust, accountability, and tailored support for young athletes.
  • Standardized Developmental Pathways
    methodology: standardized_developmental_frameworks
    By establishing standardized frameworks for players and coaches, the organization ensures consistent skill progression and capacity building across age groups, because structured educational pathways improve long-term player engagement and program quality.
  • Youth Development Through Soccer
    methodology: group-sport youth development
    By using soccer as a structured group activity, the organization builds athletic skills and promotes social engagement among youth, because team sports provide a consistent, cooperative environment that reinforces discipline, collaboration, and personal growth.