irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $11KFURTHERING OUR MISSION THROUGH RELATIONSHIPS WITH 527 ORGANIZATIONS THAT PROMOTE THE VALUES OF THE REPUBLICAN PARTY. THIS MAY INCLUDE OUR MEMBERS ATTENDING NEW YORK STATE PARTY SPONSORED EVENTS AND NATIONAL EVENTS PROMOTED BY CONSERVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS.
named programs · 4 · from sources
What they call their work
Candidate Support & Campaign Involvement
Organizes volunteer efforts and support for Republican candidates at the local, state, and national levels, including presidential campaigns.
Constitutional Convention Committee
Formed in 1938 to draft proposed amendments and revisions to the New York State Constitution.
Leadership Development
Provides a forum for young Republicans to develop leadership skills, engage in political discourse, and participate in party activities.
Women's Suffrage Advocacy
Supported women's suffrage in New York State, reflecting early engagement with progressive political causes within the party.
activities · 8 groups
What they do
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Community Service and Charitable Outreach 1 activity
- Conducts charitable service projects and community outreachOrganizes clothing and canned food drives, hands-on service work, and events supporting local charities. Distributed books and clothing in Brooklyn and the Bronx, and participates in veteran honor flights and first responder commemorative events.
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Policy Advocacy & Research 1 activity
- Conducts research and develops policy positionsDrafts policy briefs and conducts research to educate members on empirical public policy and clarify the Club's official stances. Manages and disseminates the Club’s historical archives.
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Hosts political and social events for Young RepublicansOrganizes monthly meetings with speakers such as candidates, authors, and pundits to discuss policy and promote Republican principles; hosts regular social events at bars and clubs in New York City for members. Also oversees planning for the Club’s Annual Gala.
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Nonprofit Organizational Management 1 activity
- Manages membership recruitment, retention, and organizational infrastructureCoordinates member recruitment, retention, and renewal; identifies and solicits potential new members; oversees membership admissions jointly with the Board of Governors. Supports financial management, legal compliance, and clubhouse operations.
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Political Leadership Training for Underrepresented Groups 1 activity
- Provides political leadership training and capacity building for membersIncreases political participation among conservative students under 25 and prepares them for continued involvement in the Republican Party. Conducts political leadership training sessions and provides training in petitioning, becoming notaries, and grassroots organizing.
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Organizational Newsletter Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Publishes periodicals and media content to promote Club activities and positionsProduces a monthly periodical with official statements, event information, and endorsements; sources, writes, and curates content for regular publications. Makes physical copies available at the Clubhouse and promotes Club beliefs through internal content and media relations.
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Recognition and Awards Programs 1 activity
- Recognizes individuals through awards and public ceremoniesBestows annual awards to individuals who exemplify the values and legacy of prominent Republican figures.
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Uncategorized 5 activities
- Advocates for Republican Party principles and conservative policiesPromotes core Republican values including individual liberty, free markets, limited government, personal responsibility, civil rights, honest elections, anti-corruption, merit-based office, and oversight of legislation. Engages in public advocacy on women’s issues, veterans’ interests, unionism, patriotism, and pro-worker policies within the conservative framework.
- Bridges relationships with external political organizationsBuilds relationships with 527 organizations that promote Republican values, facilitates connections with other clubs and organizations, and engages with international political entities to advance the Club’s vision.
- Builds coalitions with identity-based and issue-focused groups within the GOPEnsures representation of Catholics, unites Hispanic Americans, empowers Bronx conservatives, represents Italian Americans, and fosters community among military veterans and conservative women to grow their presence and influence within the Republican Party.
- Endorses Republican candidates and ballot measuresFormally endorses Republican candidates in city, state, and national elections, as well as on ballot initiatives, through majority vote by Voting Membership or Board of Governors.
- Supports Republican campaigns through volunteer mobilization and field operationsEngages in campaign volunteering including door-knocking, phone banking, canvassing, and community outreach. Operates a political strike force to support Republican campaigns across New York State and provides digital, structural, strategic, and grassroots campaign support to endorsed candidates.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$251K
Contributions & grants$189K75%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$00%
Other revenue$62K
expenses
Total expenses$296K
Program expenses68%
Admin / overhead28%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$236K
Cash$164K
Investments$0
Liabilities$261K
Net assets$-25K
Liquid reserves6.6 mo
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +43.0%
relationships · 19
Who they work with
- AfD Partner — Hosted a joint "Drinks with AfD" event, indicating international conservative collaboration.
- Board of Governors Partner — Jointly oversees membership admissions and approves communications and publications.
- Board of Governors Partner — Primary governing body responsible for leadership, decision-making, and enforcement of club bylaws and policies.
- CPAC Hungary Network — Participated in CPAC Hungary 2024 and 2025, showing affiliation with international conservative networks.
- Executive Committee Partner — Leadership group with authority to make decisions on membership, dues, suspensions, and other operational matters on behalf of the club.
- John Birch Society Partner — Co-hosted a "Wine Wednesday" event, indicating collaborative programming.
- Lauren Cohen Partner — Highlighted the Club as a vital network for conservative young professionals in New York City.
- Leadership Institute Partner — Collaborated on a training event, suggesting organizational alignment in leadership development.
- New York City Republican Party Committees Network — Works within the structure of borough-level Republican County Committees in New York City to influence party leadership and candidate nominations.
- New York State Republican Party Partner — Collaborates through member attendance at state party-sponsored events.
- Orania Delegation Partner — Hosted a "Wine Wednesday" with the Orania Delegation, reflecting engagement with separatist Afrikaner communities in South Africa.
- Republican Club of the City of New York Network — Historically linked as predecessor organization; the New York Young Men’s Republican Club later became the National Republican Club.
- Republican Party Network — Member organization promoting Republican principles and values.
- Richard M. Nixon Network — Recognized as a prominent alumnus; the Club awarded him the Philip J. McCook Award in 1960 and later named an award in his honor.
- Seth Segal Partner — Endorsed the New York Young Republican Club as a venue for free speech and conservative networking.
- Thomas E. Dewey Network — Honored as a former Chairman of the Club's Board of Governors; an award is named after him and he previously received the Philip J. McCook Award in 1947.
- William Edgar Borah Government — Delivered the keynote address at the Club's first gala on December 20, 1911, in his capacity as U.S. Senator.
- William Howard Taft Government — Featured as guest of honor at the Club's first gala on December 20, 1911, while serving as President of the United States.
- Zak Reid Partner — Attributed increased political engagement to participation in Club events.
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.
- Grassroots Mobilization and Leadership Developmentmethodology: grassroots_mobilizationBy developing leaders through hyper-local engagement (e.g., County Committees) and deploying rapid-response activist networks, the Club increases electoral effectiveness and party resilience, because sustained on-the-ground presence and early leadership cultivation produce stronger campaign outcomes and organizational continuity.
- Mechanisms of Internal Party Accountability and Reformmethodology: merit-based-governance-and-oversightBy promoting merit-based appointments, legislative oversight, and independent critique of party leadership, the Club strengthens ethical governance and institutional integrity within the Republican Party, because internal accountability and evidence-based policy prevent corruption and mission drift.
- Youth-Led Civic Engagement and Party Renewalmethodology: youth_engagement_in_politicsBy channeling youth idealism into political participation, the Club seeks to renew the Republican Party with principled, public-spirited engagement that counters organizational inertia and promotes ethical governance, because young leaders are more likely to challenge status-quo practices and advocate for merit-based reform.