irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2023
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $1.19MFITNESS AND HEALTH DEPARTMENT: FITNESS AND SPORTS PROGRAMMING INCLUDE FLAG FOOTBALL, HOCKEY, ICE SKATING, ROLLER SKATING, SWIMMING INSTRUCTION, SWIM TEAM, LIFEGUARD TRAINING, RBI BASEBALL, WINTER INSTRUCTIONAL BASEBALL, GIRLS SOFTBALL, FIELD HOCKEY, TEE BALL, AND BASKETBALL. THE PALMARO CLUBHOUSE CONTAINS THE BRONX'S ONLY ICE RINK AND THE ORGANIZATION'S SWIMMING POOL. YOUNGSTERS FROM OTHER SITES MAKE VISITS TO THE PALMARO CLUBHOUSE TO USE THE ICE RINK AND SWIMMING POOL. NUTRITION EDUCATION AND OBESIT PREVENTION IS BEING INCORPORATED INTO FITNESS PROGRAMMING IN AN ACTIVITY CALLED GET FIT-GET LIGHT.
- #2 $1.02MOTHER PROGRAMS
named programs · 20 · from sources
What they call their work
Aquatics Program
Recreational swim, Learn-to-Swim instruction (six-level Red Cross-certified program), and Kips Bay Makos Swim Team for members who can swim 25 yards of freestyle and backstroke
Arts & Crafts
Creative expression program introducing members to various visual art forms and craft activities
Athletics Program
After-school sports programming including flag football, basketball, ice hockey, street hockey, baseball, softball, soccer, and boxing workouts; includes intramural leagues and competitive teams
BRAIN GAME
STEAM-based hands-on learning program integrating science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics to develop critical thinking and problem-solving
Basketball and Baseball Academies
10-week developmental programs for ages 6–10 focusing on fundamentals, sportsmanship, mentorship, and skill-building; registration fee of $200
Cadet Program
After-school program for members ages 6–9 offering age-appropriate activities focused on life skills and providing a safe, structured environment
Digital Literacy
Foundational technology skills training including online safety, typing, web searching, media collaboration, and educational gaming
Education Program
Academic enrichment including tutoring, SAT prep, private high school admissions prep, college awareness, and computer literacy with access to virtual college visits and career exploration
Emotional Wellness Program
Supportive environment for members to discuss emotional challenges, access help for issues ranging from self-harm to career choices, and join peer support groups
Food Service
Provides nutritious meals to support cognitive function, concentration, and overall well-being; promotes better academic performance and social interaction
Goals for Growth
Curriculum-based program teaching members how to set attainable goals, create action plans, and commit to personal development and discipline
Homework Assistance Program
Structured academic support helping members complete assignments, improve study skills, and build confidence in schoolwork
KEYSTONE
Leadership and character development program for teens ages 14–18 focusing on academic success, career preparation, and community service
Passport to Manhood
Youth development program for boys ages 11–18 that teaches responsibility and positive aspects of manhood through interactive activities
Performing Arts
Dance instruction in Latin, African, hip-hop, ballet, and modern styles; drama instruction culminating in an annual recital
SMART GIRLS
Program for girls ages 11–18 that builds self-esteem, health, fitness, and prevention education tailored to their developmental needs
Smart Kids' Program
Skill-building initiative for younger members focusing on self-awareness, decision-making, friendship, bullying prevention, and emotional regulation
Sports Around the World
Program introducing international sports and their cultural origins to broaden members’ global awareness and appreciation for diverse cultures
Teen Services Program
After-school program for teens ages 14–18 promoting social-emotional growth, leadership, and avoidance of risky behaviors through guided activities and adult mentorship
Tweens' Program
Program for 10-year-olds transitioning to preteen years, featuring mentoring, group discussions, and community service learning to support positive youth development
activities · 14 groups
What they do
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After-School Academic and Enrichment Programs 2 activities
- Deliver academic support and educational enrichment programsOffers daily homework assistance, one-on-one tutoring, SAT preparation, private high school admissions support, and college awareness initiatives. Includes project-based learning, writing support, and virtual college visits through computer labs, serving youth ages 6–13 and older teens.
- Operate after-school and youth development programs for children ages 6–18Provides comprehensive after-school programming across twelve locations in the Bronx to over 14,000 youth annually, focusing on academic support, life skills development, and character building. Programs serve children ages 6 to 18 and include structured activities in education, recreation, and the arts.
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Virtual Education Continuity Programs 1 activity
- Adapt programming during public health emergenciesShifted to virtual learning and outreach during the COVID-19 pandemic in fiscal years 2020 and 2021, maintaining educational and recreational support for members through remote platforms.
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Youth Leadership Development Programs 1 activity
- Deliver character and leadership development curriculaImplements structured programs such as Passport to Manhood for boys ages 10–18, featuring 14 interactive sessions on character and leadership development, plus community service projects. Also partners with Boxing Bullies to deliver anti-bullying programming using boxing to build confidence and courage.
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Direct Mental Health Counseling and Support Services 1 activity
- Deliver mental and emotional wellness supportProvides an Emotional Wellness program that creates a safe space for youth to express concerns and receive mental health support, promoting overall well-being and resilience.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Facilitate volunteer engagement in youth programsEngages volunteers in daily club activities to support youth development through education, character building, and leadership skill improvement, enhancing program capacity and mentorship opportunities.
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School and School-Community Events 1 activity
- Host special events and community celebrationsHosts annual events including "Day for Kids," Black History Month celebrations, the Scholars Luncheon, and provides tickets to New York Yankees games to support engagement and recognition. These events foster community, cultural awareness, and youth development.
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Facility-Based Service Delivery 1 activity
- Maintain and operate specialized facilities for youth servicesOperates a 28,000 sq. ft. five-story facility in the West Bronx and a newly renovated Teen Center at the Coudert Clubhouse, both equipped with dedicated spaces for gymnasium, performing arts, cadet programs, and technology. Also operates the Culinary Learning Center to teach healthy eating habits.
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Comprehensive Student Enrichment Programs 1 activity
- Offer arts, creative, and recreational programmingProvides diverse creative and recreational activities including dance (Modern, West African, Salsa, etc.), pottery, beat making, podcasting, culinary arts, and social recreation such as billiards, board games, and foosball. Culminates in performances and showcases, including an annual recital.
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Youth Workforce Readiness Programs 1 activity
- Operate youth employment and leadership development programsRuns a summer youth employment program enrolling over 700 teens annually and a Junior Staff program offering part-time jobs and career exploration for approximately 15 older members each year. Also includes civic leadership clubs such as Keystone and Torch Clubs.
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Food Distribution and Hunger Relief 1 activity
- Provide nutritious meals and combat food insecurityServes healthy meals daily to support cognitive function and academic performance, and conducts food distribution events to provide grocery bags to community members facing food insecurity. Accepts donations of non-perishable and fresh produce to sustain these efforts.
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Community Fitness and Aquatics Programming 1 activity
- Provide sports and physical fitness programsOffers a wide range of sports and fitness activities including basketball, baseball, flag football, ice skating, swimming, soccer, softball, and street hockey. Features a state-of-the-art sports complex with an indoor turf field, ice rink, and baseball field, and includes seasonal academies and the competitive Kips Bay Makos Swim Team.
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Student and Camp Transportation Services 1 activity
- Provide transportation for program accessOffers scheduled bus transportation to bring youth from various Kips Bay sites to the Lucile Palmaro Clubhouse, ensuring equitable access to facility-based programs and services.
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College Access and Success Support 1 activity
- Run college and career readiness programsOffers college awareness, career exploration, and scholarship assistance, including private high school admissions support. The Kips Bay Scholars Program provides financial aid, mentorship, and growth opportunities to low-income and first-generation college students.
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Hands-On STEM Education Programs 1 activity
- Support digital literacy and STEM educationTeaches foundational technology skills including typing, online safety, web searching, and media collaboration. Offers coding and hands-on STEM programs where youth create applications, games, and circuits, fostering innovation and technical proficiency.
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financials · form 990 · fy2023
revenue
Total revenue$15.88M
Contributions & grants$12.59M79%
Program service revenue$449K3%
Investment income$976K6%
Other revenue$1.86M
expenses
Total expenses$16.89M
Program expenses77%
Admin / overhead9%
Fundraising13%
Salaries & benefits$10.10M
Grants paid out$393K
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$37.99M
Cash$33K
Investments$11.95M
Liabilities$5.32M
Net assets$32.66M
Liquid reserves8.5 mo
6 years on record · 2018–2023 · YoY revenue +0.6%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2023
Who runs it
paid leadership · 6
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
|---|---|---|---|
| DANIEL QUINTERO | EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR | 40 | $571K |
| NAZIRA HANDAL | DIRECTOR OF SPECIAL EVENTS | 40 | $264K |
| JOSEPH KORN | CONTROLLER | 40 | $254K |
| SINCLAIR HOLLINGSWORTH | DIRECTOR OF OPERATION | 40 | $181K |
| JEREMIAH JOHNSEN | SENIOR MANAGER OF SPECIAL EVENTS | 40 | $139K |
| JOSE L RODRIGUEZ | DEPUTY DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS | 40 | $137K |
board members · 19
- ADOLFO CARRION JR — VICE PRESIDENT
- CHIP BRIAN — TRUSTEE
- CHRISTOPHER PEACOCK — TRUSTEE
- COREY DAMEN JENKINS — TRUSTEE
- CYNTHIA COUDERT — VICE PRESIDENT
- DAVID SCOTT — TRUSTEE
- DEBRALEE NELSON — VICE PRESIDENT
- EDWARD F KELLY — TRUSTEE
- ELISSA F CULLMAN — TRUSTEE
- ELIZABETH DEXTER — TRUSTEE
- GREGORY A HERSCH — TRUSTEE
- IAN PERSHAD — TRUSTEE
- JAMES P DRUCKMAN — PRESIDENT
- JAMIE DRAKE — TRUSTEE
- JONATHAN GRAHAM — TRUSTEE
- KATHRYN PROUNIS — TRUSTEE
- LORETTA UCELLI — TRUSTEE
- NORA CREEDON — VICE PRESIDENT/TREASURER
- ROBERT K SMITS — TRUSTEE
relationships · 23
Who they work with
- Boxing Bullies Partner — Anti-bullying organization partnering with Kips Bay to deliver programming that builds self-confidence, leadership, and courage through boxing.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network — Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club is recognized as the flagship of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.
- Boys & Girls Clubs of America Network — Member of national network of Boys & Girls Clubs
- Corey Damen Jenkins Partner — Contributed design expertise to the renovation of the Teen Center at the Coudert Clubhouse.
- Food Bank of NY Partner — Partnered with Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club to implement food distribution days for the community.
- George to the Rescue Partner — Collaborated on the renovation of the Teen Center at the Coudert Clubhouse.
- Kim E. Rogers Partner — Clubhouse Administrator responsible for managing volunteer coordination and inquiries.
- NY Yankees Partner — Collaborated with Kips Bay Boys & Girls Club on food distribution initiatives for the community.
- NYC Civic Engagement Commission Government — City agency supporting civic engagement initiatives
- NYC Department For The Aging Government — City agency supporting programs for older adults
- NYC Department of Youth and Community Development Government — Primary city agency supporting youth and community programs
- NYC Economic Development Corporation Government — City agency supporting economic development initiatives
- NYC Housing Authority Government — City agency managing public housing and community services
- NYC Human Resources Administration Government — City agency supporting social services and community programs
- NYS Alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs Inc Network — Member of state-level alliance of Boys & Girls Clubs
- NYS Department of Health Government — Government agency providing support or funding
- NYS Division of Criminal Justice Services Government — Government agency providing support or funding
- New York Cottages & Gardens Partner — Valued partner and supporter of the Kips Bay Golf Classic Tournament.
- New York Road Runners Partner — Official charity partner for the TCS New York City Marathon.
- New York Yankees Partner — Collaborates to provide game attendance opportunities for Kips Bay children.
- SilverLining General Contracting Partner — Provided general contracting services for the renovation of the Teen Center at the Coudert Clubhouse.
- Why Not You Foundation Partner — Partnered to support the renovation of the Teen Center at the Coudert Clubhouse.
- YMCA Partner — Kips Bay Makos Swim Team competes against YMCA swim clubs.
strategies · 5
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.
- Integrated Health and Nutrition Educationmethodology: integrated_health_educationBy combining nutrition education with physical fitness programming and hands-on practice, the organization promotes lasting healthy behaviors because integrating health knowledge with experiential application increases retention and behavior change.
- Integrated STEAM and Digital Literacy Educationmethodology: steam_education_for_critical_thinkingBy combining hands-on STEAM learning and digital literacy instruction, the organization strengthens critical thinking, problem-solving, and information fluency because interdisciplinary, experiential learning fosters cognitive development and prepares youth for future academic and career opportunities.
- Mentorship-Based Youth Developmentmethodology: mentorship-based_youth_developmentBy providing consistent, positive adult role models through structured mentorship, the organization fosters academic success, healthy lifestyles, and strong character in youth because relational continuity and trusted guidance are critical to long-term developmental outcomes.
- Social-Emotional Learning Curriculummethodology: social-emotional-learning-curriculumBy implementing a skills-based curriculum focused on self-awareness, emotional regulation, and decision-making, the organization builds foundational competencies for lifelong success because structured SEL programming directly improves behavioral and academic outcomes in youth.
- Sports-Based Youth Developmentmethodology: sports-based_youth_developmentBy using sports tournaments, clinics, and physical activities as structured learning environments, the organization develops teamwork, leadership, sportsmanship, and personal character because athletic engagement provides experiential opportunities for social and emotional growth.