irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2022
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $39KAWARDED $38,736 IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS TO LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL SENIORS. THE CRITERIA FOR APPLICANTS:**PARTICIPATION IN A CLUB TEAM**VOLUNTARY SERVICE FOR BOTH THE COMMUNITY AND THE SOCCER CLUB**ACADEMIC PERFORMANCE**ESSAY
named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Dinomites U4
Introductory soccer program for 4-year-olds to develop basic motor and soccer skills in a supportive environment
Intramural Soccer (U5-U8)
Recreational soccer program for young children focusing on skill development and fun, played on designated fields in the community
Referee Training Program
Trains and supports youth and adult referees for club games, including guidance on rules, field management, and professional conduct
Scholarship Program
Provides college scholarships to local high school seniors who participated in the club, performed community service, and demonstrated academic achievement
Summer Camp
Soccer training camp for youth offered in weekly sessions during July and August, with full and partial week options
Travel Soccer (U9-U18)
Competitive soccer program for older youth, involving inter-league play and tournaments beyond the local community
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 9 activities
- Coach training programTrains coaches to emphasize ball skills, individual autonomy, and creativity as core components of player growth, supporting consistent developmental philosophy across programs.
- Dino Summer Training programOffers a summer soccer training program called Dino Summer Training to support player development during the off-season.
- Goalkeeper training programOffers specialized goalkeeper training programs for soccer players to develop position-specific skills.
- Player development through creative training environmentsCreates soccer training environments that promote creativity, spontaneity, and experimentation to support holistic player development across youth programs.
- Seasonal youth soccer events and festivalsOrganizes seasonal soccer programs and events for youth in East Islip, including the Vollmuth Festival, to promote community engagement and player development.
- Spring soccer campOffers a spring camp program for youth soccer participants to support year-round player development.
- Summer soccer campsOperates summer soccer camps during the weeks of July 20-23 and August 3-6, offering full-week and partial attendance options (1-, 2-, or 3-day) for both weeks to increase accessibility.
- Travel soccer team tryoutsConducts annual tryouts for the travel soccer season, such as those held for the 2026-2027 season, to select players for competitive teams.
- Youth soccer programming for players aged 8 to 12Provides soccer programming focused on players aged 8 to 12 during the "Golden Age of Learning" to support foundational skill development, including intramural, interleague, travel, and Just for Kicks programs.
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Youth Soccer Field Operations and Program Management 2 activities
- Operation of local soccer fieldsOperates and assigns usage of soccer practice and game fields at multiple locations across East Islip and surrounding areas on a daily basis for youth teams.
- Seasonal and program-specific game and training schedulingOrganizes and maintains home game and training schedules for multiple soccer programs including Dino Sessions, Intramurals, Inter League, Travel, Adult Soccer, and Just for Kicks, with updates provided via website and email.
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Youth and Community Sports Officiating Development 2 activities
- Referee management and paymentAssigns games to referees through the club's head referee, requires referees to arrive 15 minutes early, and pays referees at the end of each season, with immediate payment for those working the Fall Classic and Indoor Winter Tournament.
- Youth referee training programOperates a referee training program for youth soccer players that requires participants to maintain good academic standing, supporting youth development and workforce readiness.
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Local High School Scholarship Programs 1 activity
- College scholarship programFunds college scholarships for local high school seniors who participated in club teams, performed community and club service, demonstrated academic performance, and submitted an essay; awarded $38,736, $15,750, and $11,000 in recent years.
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Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
- Uniform program and supportRequires all players to wear Adidas uniforms starting in Fall 2025, partners with Adidas and Soccer.com for procurement, and operates a uniform donation bin at Westbrook Boardroom in Spring 2025 to support families in need.
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financials · form 990 · fy2022
revenue
Total revenue$1.10M
Contributions & grants$57K5%
Program service revenue$1.04M94%
Investment income$2480%
Other revenue$4K
expenses
Total expenses$1.11M
Program expenses96%
Admin / overhead4%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$39K
Largest expense lineOther
balance sheet
Total assets$157K
Cash$96K
Investments$0
Liabilities$62K
Net assets$95K
Liquid reserves1.0 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2022 · YoY revenue +12.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2022
Who runs it
board members · 18
- CANDICE BRODY — DIRECTOR OF REGISTRATION
- CHARLSTIE VEITH — DIRECTOR OF PICTURES
- DAVE BARTOLUS — DIRECTOR OF FACILITES
- DAVE COGLIANO — DIRECTOR OF SAFETY
- JACK SHARPE — PAST PRESIDENT AND BOARD M
- JAIME TAUER — DIRECTOR OF FACILITIES
- KAREN JENSEN — PRESIDENT
- KELLY VOLK — DIRECTOR OF REGISTRATION
- LINDA TOARMINA — INTRAMURAL REGISTRAR DRIEC
- LOU PEPE — VICE PRESIDENT
- MARC BERGEN — DIRECTOR TRAVEL HEAD COACH
- MATT BURKE — DIRECTOR OF FACILITES
- MICHAEL DEUTSCH — TREASURER
- PATTI GRAYDON — HEAD REFERREE
- ROBERT GUERRERA — DIRECTOR OF FIELDS
- RON NOVOTNY — DIRECTOR OF RULES
- RONAN WISEMAN — DIRECTOR OF COACHING
- SCOTT JACKSON — DIRECTOR OF FUNDRAISING
relationships · 10
Who they work with
- Adidas Partner — Official uniform provider for East Islip Soccer Club starting May 2025
- Dick's Sporting Goods Store Partner — Recommends purchasing referee wallets from Dick's Sporting Goods Store.
- East Islip Soccer Club Partner — Organization operating the Dino Summer Training program.
- Soccer.com Partner — Designated e-commerce platform for uniform ordering and distribution
- Sports Connect Partner — Partner organization whose platform is used by East Islip Soccer Club, as indicated by the logo and link.
- Sports Connect Partner — Technology partner providing platform support for club operations
- Sports Connect Partner — Technology partner providing registration and management platform for the soccer club.
- Sports Connect Partner — Uses Sports Connect platform for registration and club management.
- Sports Connect Partner — Uses Sports Connect platform for registration services.
- USSF Network — Follows USSF standards for referee uniforms and officiating practices.
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.
- Development Over Winningmethodology: development-over-winningBy designing competitive environments that prioritize skill development and decision-making over winning, the club improves long-term player growth and engagement, because focusing on performance rather than outcomes reduces pressure and encourages learning from mistakes.
- Education and Service Integrationmethodology: two-generation approachBy requiring academic performance, club and community service, and personal reflection for scholarship eligibility, the club reinforces holistic youth development, because linking financial support to responsibility and involvement strengthens commitment to education, civic engagement, and soccer.
- Game-Based Learningmethodology: game-based learningBy using gameplay as the primary teaching method, the club produces deeper soccer skill acquisition and understanding, because active participation in games fosters experiential learning and decision-making in realistic contexts.
- Positive Youth Developmentmethodology: positive youth developmentBy fostering a supportive environment that encourages risk-taking, tolerates errors, and values effort, the club builds sustained engagement and resilience in young players, because psychological safety promotes motivation and long-term participation.