named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Blizzard (U17)
Recreational soccer team for players under 17 years old, coached by Addie Edwards, Megan Lyons, and Krista Beechler.
Cyclones (U15)
Recreational soccer team for players under 15 years old, coached by Addie Edwards and Krista Beechler.
Hurricanes (U10)
Recreational soccer team for players under 10 years old, coached by Don McGarvey, Addie Edwards, and Kourtney Murphy.
Tornadoes (U13)
Recreational soccer team for players under 13 years old, coached by Krista and Tim Beechler.
Tsunamis (U12)
Recreational soccer team for players under 12 years old, coached by Krista Beechler and Amber Wahl.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 2 activities
- Organizes and operates youth soccer programs in Western New York StateProvides structured soccer activities including roster placement, weekly practices, league games, and tournaments for registered players, primarily serving communities in Western New York State. Programs are conducted at multiple school-based field locations including Pioneer Central Schools (middle and high school) and Arcade Elementary School.
- Secures funding and financial support through fundraising and sponsorshipsConducts fundraising activities and engages with the local community to obtain sponsorships that financially support the operations of the soccer club.
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Infection Prevention & Control Protocols 1 activity
- Enforces health and safety protocols during soccer activitiesImplements and enforces COVID-19 safety guidelines including mandatory face coverings when not on the field, encouragement of mask use during activity when tolerable, six-foot social distancing for all participants and visitors, and ejection of individuals who fail to comply.
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Youth Sports Community Events 1 activity
- Manages logistics and support for team tournaments and seasonal eventsOrganizes operational logistics for teams during tournament weekends, including arrangements for food, tents, and locations, and hosts an end-of-season picnic along with additional team gatherings to support community engagement.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Maintains communication channels with the communityProvides contact mechanisms for community members to submit questions, comments, or suggestions and ensures responses are delivered by the club, supporting transparency and engagement.
- Provides player insurance coverage for seasonal participationCovers player insurance for all registered participants during the 2025–2026 season, from September 1, 2025, to August 31, 2026, enabling safe and protected involvement in club activities.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$25K
Contributions & grants$4K15%
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expenses
Total expenses$31K
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balance sheet
Total assets$23K
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Net assets$23K
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +47.2%
relationships · 9
Who they work with
- Arcade Elementary School Partner — Provides field facilities for soccer activities.
- Arcade Police Partner — Lists Arcade Police as a local contact for reporting sexual or physical abuse incidents.
- BWNYJSL Partner — League in which the club participates for organized games.
- Child Protective Services Government — Provides the statewide Child Protective Services hotline for reporting abuse.
- NYSWYSA Government — Complies with NYSWYSA guidelines for reporting sexual and physical abuse.
- Pioneer Central School District Partner — Hosts Arcade Storm Soccer Club activities and may adjust facility requirements based on updated public health guidance.
- Pioneer Central Schools Partner — Provides field facilities for soccer activities.
- The Center for Safesport Network — Adheres to safety standards and reporting practices in coordination with the Center for Safesport.
- US Soccer Network — Follows safety protocols in alignment with US Soccer and the Center for Safesport.
strategies · 2
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 Youth Sports Developmentmethodology: community-based youth sports developmentBy establishing soccer programs within local communities, we increase youth engagement and accessibility to sports, because localized programming reduces barriers to participation and strengthens community ties.
- Volunteer-Led Team Organizationmethodology: volunteer-led-organizationBy empowering parent volunteers to lead social and logistical planning for teams, we foster deeper family engagement and team cohesion, because distributed leadership increases ownership and participation.