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SHELTER ISLAND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

Shelter Island, NY · EIN 112581474 · Form 990EZ · FY2024 · Micro (<$100K) · shelterislandchamber.org
revenue
$62K
expenses
$68K
net assets
$15K
employees
mission · from form 990

TO PROMOTE BUSINESS ACTIVITIES ON SHELTER ISLAND

profile · synthesized from sources

Shelter Island Chamber of Commerce promotes local business and tourism on Shelter Island, NY. It provides visitor resources including guides to beaches, dining, real estate, and events. The organization supports economic development by connecting visitors and residents with local services and attractions.

named programs · 4 · from sources

What they call their work

Art Show & Craft Fair
Annual event showcasing local artists and craftspeople
Business Directory
Comprehensive directory listing local businesses, services, dining, real estate, and events
Duck Race
Annual community event featured as a fundraising or promotional activity
Free Guide to Shelter Island
32-page downloadable guide featuring historic places, stories, photographs, and an interactive map with directions
activities · 7 groups

What they do

  • Business Community Advocacy 1 activity
    • Advocating for local business interests
      Engages in advocacy on behalf of the Shelter Island business community with local, county, and state governments to support a healthy business climate and provides members with resources related to government regulations.
  • Business Member Promotion Services 1 activity
    • Delivering member communications and promotional support
      Supports member businesses through an email list, social media outreach (Facebook and Instagram), facilitation of promotional opportunities, and complimentary advertising prizes as part of seasonal contests.
  • Regional Tourism Promotion 1 activity
    • Hosting tourism and community events
      Designs and hosts events to attract tourism and visitors to Shelter Island, including at least two member networking events per year, an annual Business of the Year Awards Dinner, and a “Decorate Your Door” Winter Season Contest with promotional awards.
  • Visitor Information and Trip Planning Services 1 activity
    • Operating digital visitor information platforms
      Maintains a comprehensive website and public calendar providing information about Shelter Island for visitors, including places to eat, shop, rest, and recreate; driving and ferry access directions; regional transit links; and event postings by members.
  • Historic Site Public Programming 1 activity
    • Producing historical and recreational guide materials
      Creates and distributes a 32-page interactive guide to historical sites on Shelter Island featuring stories, historic photographs, and navigation tools, with multiple versions published across platforms emphasizing Google Maps integration and accessibility.
  • Visitor & Business Guide Distribution 1 activity
    • Publishing visitor and business directories and guides
      Produces and distributes an annual Shelter Island Directory/Guide with member listings, reaching 7,500 prospective visitors and customers, and maintains an online Business Directory with information on dining, shopping, lodging, activities, and events.
  • Uncategorized 1 activity
    • Providing beach access information
      Provides a detailed guide to public beaches on Shelter Island, including photos, descriptions, directions, safety advice, and links to obtain one-day beach passes.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$62K
Contributions & grants$5991%
Program service revenue$22K36%
Investment income$4801%
Other revenue
expenses
Total expenses$68K
Program expenses
Admin / overhead
Fundraising
Salaries & benefits
Grants paid out
balance sheet
Total assets$15K
Cash
Investments
Liabilities
Net assets$15K
3 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +10.3%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024

Who runs it

paid leadership · 1
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
ARTHUR WILLIAMS SEC/TREASURER 4 $8K
board members · 3
  • ALEXANDRA BINDER — DIRECTOR
  • ROBERT STRAUSS — DIRECTOR
  • YVETTE ACEVEDO — DIRECTOR
relationships · 71

Who they work with

  • Avalon Manor at Chase Creek Partner — Lodging provider listed in Chamber's "Where To STAY" directory.
  • BARTILUCCI CONSTRUCTION Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • BINDER POOLS, INC. Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • BLUE COLLAR BALLROOM Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
  • Bridgeport-Port Jefferson Ferry Partner — Regional ferry service linked as a public transportation option for reaching the Long Island area.
  • C2 DESIGN GROUP Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • Cross Sound Ferry Partner — Regional ferry service linked as a public transportation option for reaching the Long Island area.
  • DC TREE SERVICES Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • DJTM ENTERPRISES Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • Demarchelier Bistro Partner — Listed as a participating restaurant in the Chamber's dining guide.
  • Dering Harbor Inn Partner — Lodging provider listed in Chamber's "Where To STAY" directory.
  • EAST END PEST CONTROL Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • FLASH ELECTRIC Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • FOKINE CONSTRUCTION Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • Facebook Partner — Uses Facebook as a social media channel to promote member businesses.
  • GARDINER'S BAY COUNTRY CLUB Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
  • GNP ROOFING AND SIDING Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • Google Maps Partner — Includes links to Google Maps in the interactive guide for visitor navigation.
  • HAMPTONS COLLEGIATE BASEBALL LEAGUE Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
  • HENRY GO LANDSCAPE & HARDSCAPE Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • Hampton Jitney Partner — Transportation provider linked as a public transit option for accessing the region.
  • House on Chase Creek Partner — Lodging provider listed in Chamber's "Where To STAY" directory.
  • ISLAND YACHT CHARTERS Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
  • Instagram Partner — Uses Instagram as a social media channel to promote member businesses.
  • JEFFREY FEINGOLD ARCHITECT PLLC Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • JERNICK MOVING & STORAGE Partner — Listed as a service provider on the Chamber of Commerce website
  • KAYAK SHELTER ISLAND Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
  • Leon 1909 Partner — Listed as a participating restaurant in the Chamber's dining guide.
  • Long Island Railroad Partner — Rail service linked as a public transportation option for reaching the Long Island area.
  • MANHANSET EVENT SPACE Partner — Listed as a featured organization in the "Things To Do" section on the Chamber's website
+ 41 more
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.

  • Advocacy and Public-Private Alliance Building
    methodology: representative-advocacy
    By advocating on behalf of member businesses and fostering alliances between members and government officials, the Chamber influences favorable policy and regulatory environments because coordinated representation amplifies business interests in decision-making processes.
  • Heritage Tourism Through Educational Engagement
    methodology: heritage-tourism-engagement
    By distributing rich historical content via comprehensive guides and digital tools, the Chamber promotes visitor engagement with local sites because immersive storytelling and accessible navigation increase time spent exploring and deepen connection to place.
  • Local Business Promotion for Economic Vitality
    methodology: local-business-promotion
    By promoting local businesses through curated directories and listings, the Chamber increases visibility and customer engagement, which drives business growth and strengthens the island's economic vitality because enhanced exposure leads to increased patronage and tourism spending.
  • Visitor Access and Safety Infrastructure Support
    methodology: transportation-access-information
    By providing centralized transportation information and promoting safety and stewardship practices, the Chamber enhances visitor access and responsible use of public spaces because clear logistical guidance and behavioral norms reduce barriers to entry and preserve community resources.