named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Free VIP Special Needs Program
Complimentary soccer program for children with special needs, promoting inclusion and physical activity.
Little Feet Soccer
Developmental soccer program for toddlers (ages 2–7) focusing on motor skills, ball familiarity, and teamwork through non-competitive play.
Summer Clinics and Camps
Skill-building soccer clinics and camps for players ages 8–15, held during July and August to prepare for the fall season.
Travel Program
Competitive soccer track for older youth, including team uniforms, league play, and adherence to USSF safety protocols.
U9/10 Interleague
Structured 7v7 soccer league for children ages 9–10, featuring weekly games and twice-weekly training with club coaches.
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 4 activities
- Developmental and subsidized training initiativesProvides club-subsidized developmental training sessions led by Gold Coast, the club’s training partner, and offers optional weekday clinics for select age groups. Emphasizes fundamental skills in a non-competitive environment with guaranteed programming duration and weather-related makeup days.
- Specialty camps and tournamentsHosts summer soccer clinics, evening training camps, and special events such as a World Cup-style vertical tournament. Programs are time-bound, age-specific, and held at Plainedge Middle School with defined session counts and schedules.
- Travel soccer and player selectionConducts annual tryouts to select players for competitive travel teams formed in the fall, organizing interleague matches against neighboring clubs with coaching support from PSC staff.
- Youth soccer programs by age groupOffers structured soccer programs for children from 24 months to 15 years, organized by age groups (e.g., U8, U9/10, Strikers, U15) with seasonal offerings including fall leagues, summer programs, and travel teams. Programs include skill development, weekly training sessions, and interleague or tournament play.
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Holiday and Seasonal Essentials Distribution 1 activity
- Charitable drives and international outreachOrganizes cleat drives and holiday toy donations, partnering with organizations such as Samba 360, US Marine Corps Toys for Tots, and Plainedge Middle School to support children locally and in South and Central America.
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School Sports Booster Programs 1 activity
- Financial and material assistance for participationProvides need-based scholarships to support youth enrollment in soccer programs and facilitates uniform fittings through sample availability at the clubhouse to assist families in ordering customized gear.
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Adaptive Sports Programs 1 activity
- Inclusive and adaptive soccer programsOffers a free VIP program enabling children with special needs to participate in soccer activities, promoting inclusion and access within the club’s programming.
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Youth Leadership Development Programs 1 activity
- Youth leadership and community service initiativesOrganizes annual "Kids Helping Kids" charity events that have run for 26 consecutive years, fostering youth engagement in community service and social responsibility.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$754K
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$754K100%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$772K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$9K
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$136K
Cash$136K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$136K
Liquid reserves2.1 mo
6 years on record · 2019–2024 · YoY revenue +4.1%
relationships · 24
Who they work with
- American Cancer Society Partner — Participates in Shoot for the Cure and Relay for Life events to support breast cancer awareness and research.
- Avon 39 Mile Breast Cancer Walk Partner — Supports the Avon 39 Mile Breast Cancer Walk through team participation or fundraising.
- Bethpage Partner — Competes against Bethpage in U8 interleague matches
- ENYYSA Government — Adheres to concussion policy directives adopted by ENYYSA for all matches under its sanctioning and jurisdiction.
- Facebook Partner — Uses Facebook as a communication channel to share updates and information with parents.
- Farmingdale Partner — Competes against Farmingdale in U8 interleague matches
- GOLD COAST Partner — Training partner that runs club-subsidized developmental training sessions for PSC.
- GOLD COAST FC Partner — Provides training for Plainedge Soccer Club's summer clinics and camps at Plainedge Middle School.
- Island Trees Partner — Competes against Island Trees in U8 interleague matches
- Levittown Partner — Competes against Levittown in U8 interleague matches
- Long Island Junior Soccer League Network — Administers and schedules the Interleague program in which PSC participates.
- Marist College Autism Awareness Run Partner — Participates in or sponsors the Marist College Autism Awareness Run.
- Nassau Children's Readiness Center for Autism Partner — Partners with the center to support children with autism and their families.
- Nassau Suffolk Autism Society Partner — Supports autism advocacy and services in collaboration with the Nassau Suffolk Autism Society.
- Plainedgesoccer@gmail.com Partner — Primary contact email for communication with families and participants.
- Rocco's Voice for Autism Partner — Supports Rocco's Voice for Autism through fundraising or awareness initiatives.
- Saint Jude Children's Hospital Partner — Supports Saint Jude Children's Hospital through donations or awareness campaigns.
- Samba 360 Partner — Collaborates to support needy children in South and Central America through soccer initiatives.
- The Marty Lyons Foundation Partner — Engages in charitable activities in support of The Marty Lyons Foundation.
- US Marine Corps Toys for Tots Partner — Supports the Toys for Tots program through donations or joint events.
- US Soccer Federation Government — Follows concussion safety policies and best practices set by the US Soccer Federation under its Recognize to Recover campaign.
- Wantagh Partner — Competes against Wantagh in U8 interleague matches
- plainedgesoccer@gmail.com Partner — Email contact point for program inquiries and communication with participants and families.
- soccer.com Partner — Partners with soccer.com as the official uniform supplier for the Plainedge Soccer Club.
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.
- Age-Appropriate Learning Designmethodology: age_appropriate_curriculumBy grouping players strictly by age and using a curriculum that incorporates imaginative play and high coach-to-player ratios, the club optimizes learning and engagement because developmentally tailored instruction aligns with cognitive and physical capabilities at each stage.
- Developmental Pathway Modelmethodology: developmental_pathwayBy offering a structured progression from recreational to travel soccer — including developmental alternatives, interleague integration, and summer clinics — the club builds player competence and readiness over time, because incremental exposure to higher levels of play with appropriate support increases long-term retention and performance.
- Inclusive Access Modelmethodology: inclusive_accessBy removing financial, developmental, and scheduling barriers through scholarships, inclusive programming for children with special needs, and family-centered scheduling, the club increases participation because accessibility directly enables engagement among diverse families.
- Soccer-Based Youth Developmentmethodology: soccer_based_youth_developmentBy using soccer as a vehicle for skill-building and experiential training, the organization fosters community education and youth development because structured sports activities create teachable moments that reinforce personal growth, teamwork, and social responsibility.