irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $40KTHE CLUB COORDINATES AND FACILITATES TRAVEL TO OUT OF TOWN TOURNAMENTS FOR THE PLAYERS TO PARTICIPATE IN WEEKEND LONG COMPETITIONS WITHIN A 300 MILE RADIUS OF THEIR HOMES. THESE EVENTS PROVIDE PLAYERS WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO COMPETE AGAINST HIGH-LEVEL COMPETITION, GAIN VALUABLE EXPERIENCE, AND FOR OLDER PLAYERS TO SHOWCASE THEIR SKILLS TO SCOUTS AND COLLEGE RECRUITERS. THESE TRAVEL TOURNAMENTS PLAYED A CRUCIAL ROLE IN FOSTERING TEAM GROWTH, ENHANCING PLAYER DEVELOPMENT, AND PROMOTING SPORTSMANSHIP.
- #2 $40KTHE ORGANIZATION PROVIDED HIGH-QUALITY UNIFORMS, INCLUDING JERSEYS, PANTS, AND HATS, TO ALL PLAYERS. PLAYER UNIFORMS ALLOWS THE ORGANIZATION TO MAINTAIN A CONSISTENT AND PROFESSIONAL APPEARANCE ACROSS ALL TEAMS.
named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Clinics and Camps
Seasonal and year-round training events focused on skill development in hitting, pitching, and fielding, open to athletes of all levels.
Falcons for a Cure Tournament
Annual traveling baseball tournament organized by the club that brings together competitive teams for a charitable cause, promoting community engagement and high-level play.
Travel Baseball Teams
Operates 13 travel baseball teams for players ages 8–17, competing in weekend tournaments within a 300-mile radius to develop skills and provide exposure to college recruiters.
Trosky Training Center
The first official Trosky Training Center in the U.S., offering year-round player development with professional-level instruction, mental skills training, and access to Rapsodo-powered hitting and pitching labs.
activities · 2 groups
What they do
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Amateur Sports Competition Programming 3 activities
- Host baseball clinics, camps, and tryoutsOrganizes and hosts youth baseball clinics, camps, and tryouts designed to support athlete development, skill growth, and competitive success. These events provide access to top-tier training and serve as entry points into the organization’s programs.
- Operate travel baseball teams for youth athletesOrganizes and manages travel baseball teams that compete in weekend-long out-of-town tournaments within a 300-mile radius, providing players opportunities to face high-level competition and showcase skills to scouts and college recruiters. Teams are equipped with high-quality uniforms including jerseys, pants, and hats to maintain a consistent and professional appearance.
- Organize community and charitable baseball tournamentsPlans and executes baseball tournaments, including the annual Falcons for a Cure event, which brings together competitive teams for play while supporting a charitable cause. Also provides lodging information for visiting teams by listing nearby hotel options.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Deliver year-round player development programsProvides comprehensive, year-round training programs for youth baseball players, including elite field training, strength and conditioning, recruiting guidance, and winter training. Offers 50 unique weekly classes and daily in-person group sessions using structured progressions and visual aids to support athletic growth.
- Operate Trosky Training Center with advanced facilitiesRuns the first official Trosky Training Center in the United States, featuring Hitting and Pitching Labs powered by Rapsodo technology, and offering structured training based on Nate Trosky’s elite player development methods. The facility supports both individual athlete growth and team programming.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$214K
Contributions & grants$8K4%
Program service revenue$165K77%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$41K
expenses
Total expenses$161K
Program expenses90%
Admin / overhead10%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$107K
Cash$104K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$107K
Liquid reserves7.8 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +6.9%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 5
- DAVID BROWN — EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- JAMES RUSS — PRESIDENT
- MIKE BENNETT — EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
- MIKE BERRY — TREASURER
- PETE RUHMEL — SECRETARY
relationships · 58
Who they work with
- AL BACCILE PAVING Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor supporting the organization's mission
- AMANDA LOU'S RESTAURANT Partner — Slugger's Sponsor supporting the Falcons' mission
- BLOSSBURG AMERICAN LEGION POST 572 Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor supporting the organization's athletes and programs
- BOSS SECURITY & AUTOMATION Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor providing support for team activities and development
- BUCK'S AUTO WORKS Partner — Slugger's Sponsor helping provide competitive opportunities
- CHEMUNG CANAL TRUST CO. Partner — Slugger's Sponsor contributing to athlete experiences
- CHEMUNG SUPPLY CORPORATION Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor contributing to athlete growth and competitive opportunities
- CHIP & LORI RAY Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor providing support for team programs
- CYBERLINK COMPUTING Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor contributing to competitive baseball opportunities
- DAN BELL Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor supporting the organization’s mission and teams
- DEL'S BAR & GRILL Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor supporting athlete experiences
- DONOHUE HALVERSON PLUMBING, HEATING & COOLING Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor enabling unforgettable experiences for athletes
- DUNN GROUP Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor making competitive opportunities possible
- E. STANLEY PAVING Partner — Slugger's Sponsor supporting travel baseball programs
- ELMIRA PBA Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor helping grow the organization
- FINGER LAKES DUMPSTER COMPANY Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor supporting team programs and athlete development
- GARAGE FLOOR COATING OF NEW YORK Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor supporting team operations and events
- GIARDINA BUILDING & REMODELING Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor helping provide lasting memories for players
- HARRY'S INN Partner — Slugger's Sponsor aiding in team support and events
- HILL TOP INN Partner — Falcons Fan Club Sponsor supporting the organization
- HILLIARD CORPORATION Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor committed to the organization and its teams
- HORSEHEADS MOOSE LODGE #1476 Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor committed to player development
- HORSEHEADS PBA Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor supporting travel baseball programs
- Holding Point Rec Complex Partner — Host venue for the Falcons for a Cure tournament.
- Instant Combine Partner — Delivers verified performance testing and metrics in partnership with Top 100 Sports.
- JIM RAY HOMES, INC. Partner — Home Run Hitter's Sponsor contributing to team success
- JULIE PRESTON Partner — Slugger's Sponsor supporting team development
- KAHUNAS BAR & GRILL Partner — Falcons Fan Club Sponsor contributing to team success
- KENNEDY VALVE Partner — Grand Slam Sponsor supporting the mission of athlete development
- LeagueApps Partner — Technology partner for youth sports website and program management.
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strategies · 3
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.
- Holistic Athlete Developmentmethodology: holistic_player_developmentBy integrating physical training with mental, academic, and life skills development—through micro-learning, educational curricula, and college preparatory models—the organization improves overall youth outcomes because baseball becomes a vehicle for comprehensive personal growth.
- Player Development Over Winningmethodology: player-development-firstBy prioritizing individual growth, discipline, and teamwork over championships, the organization produces better athlete and personal outcomes because sustained progress in a supportive environment builds long-term capability and character.
- Youth Development Through Competitive Travel Baseballmethodology: travel-sports-developmentBy using competitive travel baseball as a structured, high-expectation environment, the organization promotes education, recreation, and training for youth because the demands of travel competition foster accountability, exposure, and growth beyond local play.