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METROPOLITAN NEW YORK SKI COUNCIL INC
PLEASANTVILLE, NY · EIN 136140260 · Form 990EZ · FY2019 · Micro (<$100K) · metnyski.org
revenue
$29K
expenses
$23K
net assets
$192K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

The Metropolitan New York Ski Council is an organization that provides assistance to local ski clubs to promote skiing and snowboarding The Met NY Ski Council donates equipment and money to youth groups and other charities It works with ski areas and b

profile · synthesized from sources

The website displays a directory of regional ski clubs in the northeastern United States, including chapters in Connecticut, Vermont, New Hampshire, and New York. Each listed club organizes recreational skiing, snowboarding, and related social activities for its members. The page appears to be an informational hub or council listing affiliated local ski clubs rather than a single organization's profile.

named programs · 3 · from sources

What they call their work

Lodge Access
Several clubs maintain lodges near ski areas in Vermont and other northeastern locations for member use during ski seasons.
Organized Ski Trips
Clubs organize domestic and international ski and snowboard trips for members, including destinations in Vermont, the western U.S., Canada, and Europe.
Social and Recreational Events
Clubs host social gatherings, barbecues, holiday parties, golf competitions, and year-round outdoor activities including hiking, biking, and paddling.
activities · 2 groups

What they do

  • Organized Recreational Ski Trips and Club Activities 4 activities
    • Facilitating donations of ski equipment and clothing
      Organizes donation drives to collect used ski equipment and clothing from member clubs and delivers them to charitable programs such as the Special Olympics and Windham Adaptive Skiing Program.
    • Negotiating retail and lift ticket discounts for members
      Secures discounted lift tickets and lodging rates at multiple ski resorts including Thunder Ridge, Magic Mountain, Ski Butternut, Catamount, Whiteface, and Stratton. Also provides members with a 15% discount code for online purchases at skia.com.
    • Organizing ski and snowboard trips for members
      Plans and coordinates day, weekend, and multi-day ski trips to resorts in the Catskills, Berkshires, northeastern and western U.S., Canada, and Europe, including bus transportation and off-season social events. Specific recurring trips include an annual ski trip to Madonna di Campiglio, Italy.
    • Supporting member ski clubs through coordination and information sharing
      Provides a forum for member ski clubs to exchange information, advertises club trips and events, and secures lift ticket and lodging discounts for members. Organizes monthly meetings for club representatives and facilitates communication through newsletters and virtual meetings.
  • Youth and Adult Ski Instruction & Racing Programs 1 activity
    • Administering annual ski and snowboard racing events
      Hosts an annual alpine and snowboard race competition each January at Magic Mountain, VT, featuring multiple competitive categories including Main, Intermediate, Junior, Husband & Wife, and Snowboard. The event includes seeding, published rules, participant fees, and an après ski party with awards.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2019
revenue
Total revenue$29K
Contributions & grants$600%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$2K8%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$23K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
balance sheet
Total assets$192K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$192K
1 years on record · 2019–2019
relationships · 41

Who they work with

  • 50+ Ski Club Partner — Co-organizes a trip to Loon Mountain, Vermont.
  • Amateur Ski Club of New York Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • Catamount Mountain Resort Partner — Offers discounted individual and group lift tickets to Metropolitan New York Ski Council members for the 2025-26 season.
  • Cresthaven Ski Club Partner — Co-organizes ski trips to Telluride, Colorado and Breckenridge, Colorado.
  • Danbury Ski Club Partner — Co-organizes ski trips to Whistler Blackcomb, BC Canada; Kirchberg in Tirol, Austria; and 3 Zinnen, Italy.
  • Diamond Dogs Ski Club Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • Double Diamond Ski Club Partner — Co-organizes trips to Madonna Di Campiglio, Italy; Whistler Blackcomb, BC Canada; and Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
  • German Ski Club Partner — Provides the German Ski Club Trophy for the First Intermediate Event Team.
  • HI-AYH The Ski Club of New York Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • King of Prussia Ski Club Partner — Collaborates on ski trips to Mt. Bachelor, Oregon; Sun Valley, Idaho; Aspen-Snowmass, Colorado; Jay Peak, Vermont; Jasper/Marmot Basin, Canada; and Crested Butte, Colorado.
  • Long Island Alpine Ski Council (LIASC) Network — Double Diamond E.A. Ski Club and Garden City Ski Club are affiliated with LIASC.
  • Magic Mountain Partner — Offers $79 lift tickets to Metropolitan New York Ski Council members on non-holiday Thursdays during the 2025-26 season.
  • Metroland Ski Club Partner — Partners on trips to the Japanese Alps, Japan; La Villa, Dolomites, Italy; Davos, Swiss Alps; and Three Vallies, French Alps.
  • Miramar Ski Club Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • Miramar Ski Club Partner — Partners on a ski trip to Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
  • Mogul Meister Ski Club Partner — Partners on multiple ski trips including Mount Snow, Vermont; Snowmass, Colorado; Meribel, France; and Okemo, Vermont.
  • National Ski Council Federation Network — Metropolitan New York Ski Council is a member of the National Ski Council Federation, enabling access to additional member discounts.
  • New Hampshire Ski Club Partner — Partners on a trip to Whistler Blackcomb, BC Canada.
  • New Jersey Senior Ski Council (NJSSC) Network — Garden City Ski Club is affiliated with NJSSC.
  • New York Russian Ski Club Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • New York Ski Club Partner — Partner ski club that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • New York Snowboarding Group Partner — Partner snowboarding group that meets in Manhattan and is listed by the Metropolitan New York Ski Council.
  • OVRRide Partner — Provides bus trip services promoted to members for ski outings.
  • Paradise Inn Partner — Offers discounted lodging rates to METROPOLITAN NEW YORK SKI COUNCIL INC members.
  • Point 6 Partner — Provides a 20% discount on products to Met Council members using a promotional code.
  • Schuss Le Monde Partner — Collaborates on organizing trips to Davos, Swiss Alps and Sun Valley, Idaho.
  • Seacoast Ski Club Partner — Partners on organizing trips to Les Arcs, France; Lake Tahoe, California; Andermatt/Lucerne, Switzerland; Grindelwald, Switzerland; Jackson Hole, Wyoming; Whistler Blackcomb, BC Canada; Jasper/Marmot Basin, Canada; and Steamboat Springs, Colorado.
  • ShipSkis Partner — Provides a service for members to ship ski gear ahead of time via a dedicated link and discount.
  • Ski Butternut Partner — Provides $25 Friday lift tickets to Metropolitan New York Ski Council members (excluding holidays) for the 2025-26 season.
  • Snow-Burners Ski Club Partner — Collaborates on organizing ski trips, including one to Steamboat Springs, Colorado and another to Club Med, France.
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strategies · 4

How they approach the work

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  • Community-Driven Communication and Engagement
    methodology: community_driven_engagement
    By using member-submitted content for newsletters and relying on member clubs as hubs for donation drives, the organization strengthens community ownership and sustained engagement because participatory structures increase member investment and peer-to-peer outreach.
  • Inclusive Event and Program Design
    methodology: inclusive_event_design
    By designing events and rules to accommodate diverse skill levels, family structures, and demographics, the organization fosters inclusive participation because tailored opportunities reduce exclusion and increase social engagement in skiing activities.
  • Inclusive Participation Through Affordability and Access
    methodology: ski_affordability_and_access
    By maintaining low membership fees, offering group-rate lift tickets to individuals, and organizing cost-effective ski trips, the organization increases access to skiing across economic and skill levels because reducing financial and logistical barriers enables broader and more diverse engagement.
  • Member-Club Network Model
    methodology: member_club_network
    By supporting and coordinating through member ski clubs, the organization promotes broader participation in skiing and snowboarding, particularly among youth, because decentralized local clubs increase community ownership and accessibility to the sport.