named programs · 6 · from sources
What they call their work
Adirondack Cross Country Race
Annual snowmobile endurance race held on groomed trails, drawing racers and spectators from across the region.
Children’s Christmas Party
Family-oriented holiday event hosted annually for members and their families.
Groomer Operator Training
Training program for volunteers to operate and maintain trail grooming equipment.
New York Snowmobile Safety Course
State-certified safety training for all ages starting at 10 years old, promoting responsible snowmobiling practices.
Poker Run
Annual long-distance snowmobile rally event attracting regional participants, one of the largest in the area.
Trail Maintenance and Grooming
Year-round upkeep of over 116 miles of snowmobile trails using an extensive fleet of grooming machines operated by trained volunteers.
activities · 4 groups
What they do
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Snowmobile Trail Maintenance & Safety 4 activities
- Maintains and grooms snowmobile trailsManages and maintains over 116 miles of snowmobile trails in Salisbury, NY, including daily grooming operations documented through groomer logs and trail worksheets.
- Monitors and shares trail conditionsOperates a trail camera system to monitor real-time snowmobile trail conditions and supports informed use by winter recreation enthusiasts.
- Operates demonstration and industry events for snowmobilesHosts dealer and public demonstration events, including Arctic Cat model test rides on a dedicated 5-mile loop, to showcase snowmobile technology and support industry engagement.
- Provides snowmobile safety educationOffers New York State Snowmobile Safety Courses for individuals aged 10 and older to promote safe operation of snowmobiles and ensure rider preparedness.
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Driver Training and Motorsports Education 1 activity
- Hosts snowmobile racing eventsOrganizes and hosts professional and amateur snowmobile racing events annually, including the Adirondack Cross Country Race, Jerry Rice Racing Snowmobile Drags, and Grass Drag Races, with over 20 racing classes offered.
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Private Social and Recreational Clubs 1 activity
- Operates club facilities and servicesRuns a modern clubhouse facility with regular weekly hours, a kitchen offering weekend meals, and owns over 100 acres of land used for a grass and snow racetrack and other operations.
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Community Festival & Event Production 1 activity
- Organizes recreational and community eventsPlans and operates recurring community and recreational events such as the Poker Run, Clambake, Hundred Dollar Party, Landowners' Dinner, ARC Ride, Children's Christmas Party, and Superintendents' Party in Salisbury Center, NY.
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financials · form 990 · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$150K
Contributions & grants$28K18%
Program service revenue$39K26%
Investment income$20%
Other revenue$83K
expenses
Total expenses$127K
Program expenses79%
Admin / overhead17%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$3K
Grants paid out$710
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$540K
Cash$92K
Investments$0
Liabilities$442
Net assets$540K
Liquid reserves8.7 mo
3 years on record · 2021–2023 · YoY revenue -14.5%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2023
Who runs it
board members · 8
- DON DENEPOLE — President
- DOUG WEIN — Vice President
- FRANK BOEPPLE — Director
- JOE STACK — Director
- JOHN SCANLON — Director
- LYNN POLOWSKI — Secretary
- RANDALL DAWLEY — Trustee
- ROBERT PAWLUCK — Director
relationships · 54
Who they work with
- ACE Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Adirondack Living! Unique Home! Partner — Partner accommodation listed on Salisbury Ridgerunners' trail system via VRBO.
- Adirondack XC Partner — Partnered with Adirondack XC for race registration and rule dissemination.
- BBL Truck & Excavating Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Balsam Inn Partner — Partner accommodation on Snowdrifters of Stratford's trail system, linked by Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- BareArms Gun Shop, LLC Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Beer Belly Bob’s Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Bowen’s Power Sports Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Brys Sawmill Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Buell Fuels / Center State Propane Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners activities.
- Charles D. Stahl Sales & Services Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- D&D Racing Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- George Lumber Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Green Pines Septic Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Hudon’s Powersports Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Hulten Speed Sports Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- J&L Asphalt Paving and Sealing Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Jerry Rice Racing Partner — Hosts a snowmobile class event in partnership with Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Kubecka’s Polaris, LLC Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- MV Golf and Event Center Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Miller’s Automotive Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Moody’s Polaris Partner — Club sponsor providing support for Salisbury Ridgerunners events and operations.
- NTCNET Partner — Sponsors the Snowmobile Grass Drag Races event
- NYSSA Network — Club members pay dues to NYSSA, indicating formal affiliation with the New York State Snowmobile Association.
- Peter Smith Trucking Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Pine Lake Lodge Partner — Partner accommodation on Nick Stoner Trailers' trail system, linked by Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Pleasant Lake Inn Partner — Club sponsor of Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- PowerMadd Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
- Powersports of Utica Partner — Partnered with Salisbury Ridgerunners by displaying sleds and offering discounts to members, with a portion of proceeds supporting the club.
- RD’s Gorge View Lanes Partner — Club sponsor supporting Salisbury Ridgerunners.
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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.
- Fair and Structured Competition Frameworkmethodology: class-based competition structureBy implementing class-based competition structures and instructor-supervised test drives, the organization ensures equitable participation and skill development, because standardized rules and guided learning promote inclusivity and safety in competitive settings.
- Recreational Engagement for Community Building and Club Sustainabilitymethodology: recreational_event_engagementBy organizing snowmobile events and enhancing them with special attractions, the organization fosters community engagement and sustains club activities, because shared recreational experiences strengthen member commitment and attract public participation.
- Safety-First Operations through Education and Maintenancemethodology: community-engaged maintenance and complianceBy maintaining groomed trails, monitoring conditions in real time, and promoting family-friendly safety standards, the organization ensures safe access for winter sports enthusiasts, because consistent infrastructure care and education increase rider confidence and reduce risk.
- Sponsor-Dependent Operational Modelmethodology: sponsor-supported_operationsBy securing sponsor support, the organization funds its operations and events, because sustained financial backing from external partners enables the delivery of recreational programming and trail maintenance that would otherwise be unaffordable.