What they call their work
What they do
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Host members-only social and orientation eventsOrganizes recurring events for members including a new member brunch, clam bakes, and other community gatherings to foster engagement and integration within the club.
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Private Social and Recreational Clubs 1 activity
- Operate a private recreational facility with swimming and athletic amenitiesOwns and operates a members-only recreational facility on Staten Island in Richmond County, NY, featuring a 300,000-gallon swimming pool, professional-grade courts for basketball, tennis, volleyball, and handball, and guest access managed through fee-based entry.
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Community Space Provision 1 activity
- Provide social and event spaces for members and familiesOffers picnic areas, a playground, “The Gazebo,” and indoor event spaces such as The Clubhouse Hall and The Marine Room to support private gatherings, community events, and family recreation.
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Who runs it
- BARBARA PARKS — TREASURER
- CHRIS GIGGLIOTTI — DIRECTOR
- DEREK DIESSO — DIRECTOR
- GEORGE STRAHM — FINANCIAL SE
- JAMES VENEZIANO — DIRECTOR
- JUSTIN BOYER — VICE PRESIDE
- KEITH LUBAK — DIRECTOR
- LUCILLE CONROY — DIRECTOR
- MATTHEW SCULLIN — DIRECTOR
- MICHAEL PASSANTE — DIRECTOR
- NOELLE SANGUINEDO — DIRECTOR
- SANDRA ANYON — SECRETARY
- STEPHEN MATTEI — DIRECTOR
- THOMAS MALLOY — DIRECTOR
- TRAVIS LAKE — PRESIDENT
Who they work with
- Member Splash Partner — Platform powering the club's website and member services.
- Osteria Santina Partner — Provides food services through an on-site snack bar at the South Shore Swim Club facility.
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.
- Member Sponsorship Network 9 orgsmethodology: member_sponsorshipBy requiring two current members to vouch for prospective members, the organization leverages trusted social networks to manage membership intake, because peer endorsement ensures cultural fit and strengthens community cohesion.shared approach: Community-Vetted Membership →
- Local Escape Modelmethodology: local-escape_modelBy providing a local recreational alternative, the organization reduces the need for long-distance travel and increases family engagement and community connection, because proximity lowers barriers to consistent participation and strengthens neighborhood-based relationships.