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STATEN ISLAND CRICKET CLUB INC
STATEN ISLAND, NY · EIN 900932357 · Form 990EZ · FY2024 · NTEE N60 · Recreation & Sports · Micro (<$100K) · statenislandcc.org
revenue
$21K
expenses
$24K
net assets
$26K
employees
—
mission · from form 990

THE CLUB IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT COMMUNITY ORGANIZATION THAT PROVIDES OPPORTUNITIES TO MEN AND WOMEN, GIRLS AND BOYS, TO PLAY CRICKET AND PARTICIPATE IN RELATED ATHLETIC, RECREATIONAL, AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES.

profile · synthesized from sources

Staten Island Cricket Club is a nonprofit community organization dedicated to promoting amateur cricket for adults and youth. It provides opportunities for men, women, girls, and boys to participate in cricket and related recreational and social activities. The club operates at Walker Park on Staten Island, New York, continuing a tradition dating back to 1872.

named programs · 3 · from sources

What they call their work

Adult Cricket Program
Organized cricket matches and team selection for adult members, including league play and friendly matches, managed by elected captains and the Selection Committee.
Annual Matches and Tours
Hosting and traveling to play against touring teams and historic clubs, including annual games with clubs in Philadelphia and past international tours such as to the British West Indies.
Youth Cricket Program
Junior membership program for individuals under 18, providing opportunities to participate in cricket activities and develop skills within the club environment.
activities · 3 groups

What they do

  • Community Cricket Development and Competition 5 activities
    • Conducts domestic and international cricket tours
      Organizes international cricket tours to countries including Trinidad, the Bahamas, Canada, and England, continuing a tradition that dates back to an 1888 tour of the British West Indies. Also maintains long-standing travel traditions such as annual trips to play Merion and Philadelphia Cricket Clubs.
    • Hosts annual cricket-related special events
      Organizes signature annual events including the 9-11 Memorial Game in September, a multi-day youth cricket festival with regional teams, and participation in the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival, fostering community remembrance and competitive engagement.
    • Hosts non-league and recreational cricket matches
      Plays 15 or more non-league matches each season for members not involved in formal competitions and organizes friendly matches, including softball cricket events for women and children during Family Day. Also hosts international touring teams from countries such as Australia, South Africa, and the West Indies at Walker Park.
    • Organizes and participates in competitive cricket leagues
      Competes regularly in organized cricket leagues including the New York National Cricket League (NYNCL), NY Metro League, and World Series League, playing 30-over or 35-over matches on a weekly basis. The club has been instrumental in founding and expanding the World Series League since 2003, growing it to seven teams by 2017.
    • Provides youth cricket coaching and programming
      Offers a free, structured Youth Cricket Program for boys and girls aged 5–18, featuring weekly coaching sessions on Saturday mornings at Walker Park from April through October. The program is led by a certified coach and includes access to equipment, facilities, and team participation.
  • Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
    • Hosts member social and fundraising events
      Hosts annual social events including a season-ending dinner-dance with buffet, open bar, raffle, and dancing, as well as a Golf Day event held at courses like La Tourette and Dyker Beach. These events generate proceeds that support club operations and the Youth Cricket Program.
  • Urban Park and Public Space Conservation 1 activity
    • Manages and maintains Walker Park cricket grounds
      Serves as custodian of Walker Park, preserving it as a historic and functional cricket venue in partnership with the New York City Parks Department. Oversaw a $196,000 renovation of the park, including upgrades to basketball courts, paths, fencing, and playground equipment.
financials · form 990EZ · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$21K
Contributions & grants$21K100%
Program service revenue——
Investment income——
Other revenue—
expenses
Total expenses$24K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$26K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$26K
1 years on record · 2024–2024
relationships · 33

Who they work with

  • Australia cricket teams Partner — Hosts visiting cricket teams from Australia for friendly matches at Walker Park.
  • Australian Cricket Team Partner — Hosted the Australian national cricket team featuring Don Bradman for a match at Walker Park.
  • British Officers Cricket Club Partner — Co-host of the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival and participant in historic exhibition matches with SICC.
  • Germantown Cricket Club Partner — Historic cricket partner with which SICC played annual matches between 1885 and 1900.
  • Germantown Cricket Club Partner — Host club for the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival since 1996, with SICC as a regular visiting participant.
  • Greater Houston Community Foundation Funder — Provided financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club through the Ben Knowles Fund.
  • Gypsies Cricket Club Partner — Co-participant in the Triangle Series and founding team of the World Series League.
  • Haverford College Cricket Club Partner — Host club for the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival since 1993, maintaining ongoing cricket engagement with SICC.
  • Hoboken Cricket Club Partner — New team added to the World Series League in 2003.
  • JM Kaplan Fund Funder — Provided financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club.
  • JM Kaplan Fund Funder — Provides financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club Inc.
  • James Gleick & Cynthia Crossen Foundation Funder — Provided financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club.
  • Mad Dogs Cricket Club Partner — Co-participant in the Triangle Series and founding team of the World Series League.
  • Merion Cricket Club Partner — Longstanding cricket partner with shared history dating back to 1885; co-participant in the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival.
  • Merion Cricket Club Partner — Longstanding cricket partner with which SICC has played annual matches since the 1880s and resumed play in 1987.
  • Merion Cricket Club of Philadelphia Partner — Hosted and played against the Merion Cricket Club of Philadelphia during inaugural events and anniversary celebrations.
  • New York National Cricket League Network — Staten Island Cricket Club competes in this league on Sundays.
  • New York National Cricket League Partner — Participates in and plays matches within the New York National Cricket League (NYNCL).
  • New York Parks Department Government — Recognized by the New York Parks Department as the custodial organization responsible for maintaining Walker Park.
  • Northfield Bank Foundation Funder — Provided financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club.
  • Philadelphia Cricket Club Partner — Historic and ongoing cricket partner with which SICC has played annual matches since the 1880s.
  • Philadelphia Cricket Club Partner — Host club for the Philadelphia International Cricket Festival in which SICC regularly participates.
  • Radhakrishnan Mohan Partner — Youth Cricket Program Director providing certified coaching
  • Richmond County Savings Foundation Funder — Provided financial support to Staten Island Cricket Club.
  • Salaam Bombay Partner — Ongoing venue partner for the Club's annual dinner-dance.
  • Sir Garfield Sobers Partner — Hosted an international cricket match led by Sir Garfield Sobers to mark the club's centennial at Walker Park.
  • South Africa cricket teams Partner — Hosts visiting cricket teams from South Africa for friendly matches at Walker Park.
  • Staten Island Academy Government — Previously owned Walker Park from 1925 until New York City acquired it in 1930.
  • UBS Partner — New team added to the World Series League in 2003.
  • West Indies cricket teams Partner — Hosts visiting cricket teams from the West Indies for friendly matches at Walker Park.
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strategies · 4

How they approach the work

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  • Community Integration via Shared Events
    methodology: community_integration_events
    By organizing family-friendly festivals, celebrations, and outreach events, the club deepens local ties and sustains interest in cricket because shared social experiences foster belonging and long-term community support.
  • Global Cricket Exchange
    methodology: global_sport_exchange
    By hosting international touring teams and facilitating reciprocal travel, the club strengthens community identity and cultural engagement through sport because cross-border sporting interactions build lasting relationships and mutual understanding.
  • Inclusive Participation Model
    methodology: inclusive_participation_model
    By offering both competitive and non-competitive cricket opportunities, the club increases engagement across skill levels and age groups because inclusive structures reduce barriers to entry and support sustained participation.
  • Youth Development Through Sport
    methodology: youth_development_through_sports
    By providing free, regular cricket coaching grounded in sportsmanship and personal values, the club fosters youth skill development and character growth because structured, values-based sport promotes positive behavioral outcomes.