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SKYLINE AGILITY CLUB INC

POMONA, NY · EIN 223446353 · Form 990 · FY2024 · NTEE B60 · Education · Small ($100K-$1M) · skylineagility.org
revenue
$230K
expenses
$211K
net assets
$181K
employees
0
volunteers
200
program ratio
100%
mission · from form 990

PROMOTE DOG CARE & DOG AGILITY

profile · synthesized from sources

Skyline Agility Club Inc is a New York-based organization promoting dog care and dog agility through structured training classes for handlers and dogs. The club offers a progression of agility courses from puppy foundations to advanced competition levels, serving dog owners in the Pomona and Middletown areas. It operates as a hands-on training facility with certified instructors and hosts agility trials and events.

named programs · 10 · from sources

What they call their work

Advanced Beginner
Develops equipment fluency and handling skills for dogs comfortable with most obstacles but still learning weaves or full-height jumps
Advanced Foundations
Builds on beginner skills with sequences of 3–4 obstacles, contact zone training, and ring entry procedures
Beginner
Introduction to all agility equipment and basic handler-dog teamwork, aiming for confidence across all obstacles
Beginner Foundations
Introduction to agility fundamentals including start line stays, jumping, tunnels, recall, and focus
Competition
Advanced training for dogs competing at Excellent/Elite/Masters/Level 5-C or equivalent course performance
Distance
Focuses on increasing distance handling skills to prepare for upper-level agility challenges
Intermediate I
Pre-competition level class for off-leash work, reliable recalls, and developing handling strategy
Intermediate II
For dogs competing at Novice/Level 3-4 or able to complete courses at that level with no major equipment issues
Junior Agility
Class for handlers under 18 years old to develop agility skills with their dogs
Puppy Foundations
Training for puppies aged 3–9 months focusing on basic obstacle awareness, reinforcement zones, and handler interaction
activities · 4 groups

What they do

  • Dog Sports and Conformation Events 4 activities
    • Agility trials and competitions
      Hosts weekly training sessions and organizes full-scale agility trials throughout the year, including AKC, CPE, NADAC, UKI, and CPE Speedway events, with multiple events scheduled across 2026.
    • Dog agility training programs
      Offers structured dog training classes for handlers and dogs at all skill levels, from Puppy Foundations to competition-level preparation, including specialized courses in handling, contact zones, and course strategy.
    • Guest-led training seminars
      Organizes training seminars led by guest agility instructors to provide advanced learning opportunities for members and competitors.
    • Youth handler development
      Provides Junior Handler classes designed to build confidence and skills in youth participants and their dogs through structured training and competition preparation.
  • Event and Program Registration Management 1 activity
    • Class registration and attendance policies
      Requires advance registration and payment for classes, allows makeup classes with instructor approval, issues refunds with a 20% processing fee before session start, provides credits for canceled classes, and maintains waitlists valid for the next session only.
  • Volunteer Commitment Programs 1 activity
    • Member engagement and volunteer requirements
      Requires full members to volunteer at every trial they attend, participate in at least one additional club activity annually, attend at least one general meeting, and pay annual dues to maintain status.
  • Managed Campground and Retreat Operations 1 activity
    • On-site accommodations during trials
      Provides on-site RV parking for 10–12 self-contained vehicles with a waitlist when full, offers tent camping for $15 per night, and allows free day parking for standard-sized RVs with conditional access for larger vehicles.
financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$230K
Contributions & grants$2K1%
Program service revenue$223K97%
Investment income$4K2%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$211K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$9K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$181K
Cash$173K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$181K
Liquid reserves9.8 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +7.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
DIANE LANGE FORMER PRESIDENT 20 $9K
board members · 5
  • ALICE M HUGHEY — TREASURER
  • CHRISTINE MEYER — SECRETARY
  • GAIL GREINER-WOJCIECHOWSKI — VICE PRESIDENT
  • NANCY CROWLEY — FORMER VICE PRESIDENT
  • TROY MESSENGER — PRESIDENT
relationships · 21

Who they work with

  • AKC Government — Linda Husson and Diane Lange compete in AKC Agility and Obedience programs.
  • American Kennel Club Partner — Sanctions AKC agility trials hosted by the organization.
  • Best Western Inn at Hunt’s Landing Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 25 miles from the trial site.
  • Canine Performance Events Partner — Sanctions CPE agility and speedway events hosted by the organization.
  • Garden State Golden Retriever Partner — Diane Lange is an active member.
  • Hampton Inn Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 4.5 miles from the trial site.
  • Holiday Inn Express-Chester Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 8 miles from the trial site.
  • Junior Handler Program Partner — Youth-focused training initiative to develop young dog sport participants.
  • K9 Campus Partner — Diane Lange has been an instructor.
  • Microtel Inn & Suites Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 4.5 miles from the trial site.
  • NE American Eskimo Club Partner — Diane Lange is an active member.
  • North American Dog Agility Council Partner — Sanctions NADAC agility trials hosted by the organization.
  • Norwegian Buhund Club of America Partner — Diane Lange is an active member and volunteer.
  • PayPal Partner — Payment processing partner for class registrations
  • Scottish Inns Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 26 miles from the trial site.
  • Staten Island Companion Dog Club Partner — Diane Lange has been an instructor and active member.
  • Super 8 Motel Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 4 miles from the trial site.
  • Super 8 Motel-Newburgh Partner — Accommodation partner that accepts well-behaved dogs and is located 20 miles from the trial site.
  • Tri-State Dog Obedience Club Partner — Linda Husson has served on the Board and as Training Director for over 25 years.
  • UKI Agility International Partner — Sanctions UKI agility trials hosted by the organization.
  • USDAA Government — Linda Husson competes in USDAA Agility and has been a member since 1994.
strategies · 4

How they approach the work

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  • Member Participation Model for Community Ownership
    methodology: community_ownership_model
    By requiring active volunteer engagement, attendance, and financial contributions for full membership, we foster sustained community involvement because shared responsibility increases commitment and accountability.
  • Multi-Sanctioned Inclusive Competition Framework
    methodology: inclusive_competition_model
    By offering trials under multiple sanctioning bodies, we increase participant engagement and accessibility because handlers can compete under the rules and standards aligned with their goals and experience levels.
  • Positive Reinforcement & Individualized Training
    methodology: positive_reinforcement
    By using positive reinforcement and tailoring instruction to each dog's natural behavior and learning style, we improve training outcomes because it respects the unique bond and capabilities of each dog-handler team.
  • Structured Foundational Learning Pathway
    methodology: foundational_skills_first
    By requiring a strong foundation in obedience training before advancing to agility, we produce safer and more effective outcomes because fundamental skills enable success in complex tasks.