named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Community Row
Weekly Saturday morning rowing open to all ages and experience levels, focusing on fun, relaxation, and technical skill development
Fall Competitive Rowing
Uncoached competitive program beginning in August, preparing participants for regional regattas
Learn to Row
Annual introductory event offering hands-on experience with rowing equipment and instruction for adults aged 18+
Masters & Novice Winter Erging
Indoor rowing training using ergometers during winter months
Masters Program
Rowing program for adults over 18 with at least one year of prior rowing experience, offering coached and recreational rowing opportunities
Novice Program
Coached rowing program for adults with no prior experience, including a summer session and Learn to Row introduction event
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Youth and Adult Rowing Programs 5 activities
- Administer membership and rack rental feesCharges an annual membership fee of $250 and offers rack rental for single and double sculls at $150 and $200 per year, respectively. Membership is valid from January 1 to December 31 and can be started at any point during the rowing season.
- Offer rowing programs for adultsProvides coached and uncoached rowing programs for adults aged 18 and over, including novice and masters rowers, across spring, summer, fall, and winter seasons. Programs include recreational, competitive, and introductory formats, with regular weekly sessions on Tuesday and Thursday evenings and Saturday mornings.
- Organize regattasOrganizes and participates in up to three fall regattas annually for scholastic and masters rowers, providing competitive opportunities for members.
- Provide rowing safety informationPromotes rowing safety by providing access to rowing safety resources, including links to the US Rowing website, and integrating safety education into introductory and coached programs.
- Support transition for scholastic rowersProvides guidance and support to scholastic rowers transitioning to collegiate rowing programs.
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Recreational Boating and Sailing Programs 2 activities
- Host community rowing eventsHosts weekly Saturday morning community rowing sessions open to all ages and experience levels, and organizes annual events such as the July 4th Pancake Breakfast at Lakeland Park to support fundraising and community engagement.
- Operate seasonal rowing logisticsManages seasonal launch and storage of rowing boats in spring and fall, and provides boat storage at Gypsy Bay for members with board approval.
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Member Business Referral & Discount Programs 1 activity
- Run member referral programOperates a referral program that reimburses current members up to $150 for successfully referring new members.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$20K
Contributions & grants$7K35%
Program service revenue$1K7%
Investment income$10%
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$21K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$22K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$22K
5 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue +21.8%
relationships · 56
Who they work with
- 1st Presbyterian Church of Cazenovia Partner — Religious organization sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- 20/East Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Bella Vida Salon Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- By Kelly Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Caz Pizza Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Caz Rec Desk Partner — Partner platform used for membership registration and community management.
- Cazenovia Community Fitness Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Cazenovia Jewelry Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Cazenovia Rowing Club Partner — Operates Masters and Novice rowing programs collaboratively within the same club structure.
- Cindy Haaf-Murphy, Realtor Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Cork Monkey Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Daily Diner Restaurant Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Decor & More Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Farmstead 1868 Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Head of the Genesee Partner — Participates in the Head of the Genesee regatta held in Rochester, NY.
- Heartstone Artisan Bakery Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- J.S. Hight & Sons Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- JMA Wireless Dome, Mark Barbuto Partner — Institutional sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Lift Bridge Regatta Partner — Participates in the Lift Bridge Regatta held in Fairport, NY.
- Limp Lizard Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Linda Moriarty Partner — Individual sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Mad Taco Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Manlius Barber & Beauty Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Manlius Cinema Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Mara Schwartz Partner — Individual sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Matthew's Salon Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Maybury Hill Maple Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- McDonald's, Fayetteville Partner — Corporate sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Meier's Creek Brewing, Co. Partner — Corporate sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
- Monica Browning Photography Partner — Local business sponsor of the Pancake Breakfast event.
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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.
- Community-Based Inclusive Rowingmethodology: community_inclusionBy offering community-based rowing programs that intentionally combine novice and experienced rowers, the club promotes broad and inclusive participation in the sport, because shared experience across skill levels fosters engagement, retention, and a sense of belonging.
- Experiential Learning for Adult Engagementmethodology: experiential_learningBy introducing adults to rowing through hands-on, guided experiences with experienced rowers, the club increases the likelihood of continued participation, because direct experience reduces barriers to entry and builds confidence and enjoyment.
- Recreational Rowing for Wellbeing and Skill Developmentmethodology: recreational-skill-and-wellbeingBy focusing recreational programs on technical skill, teamwork, and fun rather than competition, the club supports non-competitive participants’ wellbeing and sustained involvement, because a low-pressure, enjoyable environment encourages long-term engagement in the sport.