named programs · 8 · from sources
What they call their work
Baseball
Teaches fundamentals of baseball to youth in T-Ball (Pre-K–K), Coach Pitch (1st–2nd), Minors (3rd–4th), and Majors (5th–6th)
Basketball
Volunteer-run program for grades 3rd–6th, with coed skills and drills for K–2nd
Cheer
Offers both sideline and competitive cheer for grades K–8th in fall and winter seasons
Field Hockey
Teaches fundamentals of field hockey to players in grades K–6th
Soccer
Provides fall recreation, winter indoor skills and travel, spring travel, and summer camp through S-VE Soccer Club for grades K–12
Soccer Camp
Week-long summer camp in July offering 24 hours of expert instruction for ages 6 and up, with half-day and full-day options
Softball
Offers Minors (3rd–4th) and Majors (5th–6th) divisions focusing on fundamentals and sportsmanship
Wrestling
Volunteer program teaching wrestling fundamentals to youth in grades K–6th, running November–March
activities · 6 groups
What they do
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Youth Soccer Development Programs 5 activities
- Basketball programs for elementary school youthOperates a volunteer-based basketball program for children in grades 3 to 6, teaching basketball fundamentals, teamwork, and sportsmanship, with a separate skills and drills program for kindergarten to 2nd grade to introduce foundational skills.
- Cheerleading programs for youth in grades K-8Runs a volunteer-led cheer program with two annual seasons (Fall: August–November; Winter: November–April) for children in grades K to 8, offering both sideline and competitive cheer options.
- Soccer programs across multiple seasons and formatsProvides year-round soccer programming through the S-VE soccer club, including fall recreational soccer for grades 1–6, indoor skills development sessions from December to April, spring competitive travel teams concluding by July 1, and an annual summer camp for children aged 6 and up featuring 24 hours of coached instruction over four days.
- Softball programs for youth in grades 3 to 6Runs a volunteer-based softball program divided into two divisions—Minors (grades 3–4) and Majors (grades 5–6)—for the Spring season, with sign-ups opening in February of the program year.
- Youth programs for children ages 4 to 11Provides structured youth programs specifically designed for children ages 4 to 11, encompassing multiple sports and developmental activities.
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Youth Baseball Character Development 1 activity
- Baseball programs for youth ages 4 to 12Operates a baseball program with divisions for Pre-K through 6th grade—including T-Ball, Coach Pitch, Minors, and Majors—for children ages 4 to 12, with age eligibility based on a March 21st cutoff; supplies jerseys, socks, and hats to players in Minors and Majors divisions.
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Youth Ice Hockey Development 1 activity
- Field hockey programs for youth in kindergarten through 6th gradeOffers a volunteer-run field hockey program for children in kindergarten through 6th grade, providing instruction and organized play throughout the season.
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Transparent Governance Meetings 1 activity
- Public board meetings with childcareHolds monthly board meetings open to the public and provides childcare during these meetings to support community participation.
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Youth Wrestling Development Programs 1 activity
- Wrestling programs for youth in kindergarten through 6th gradeOffers a volunteer-led wrestling program during the winter season for youth in kindergarten through 6th grade, including weekly practices and participation in weekend tournaments.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Youth sports programs across multiple disciplinesProvides year-round recreational sports programming for youth in the community and surrounding areas, teaching fundamentals of 8 sports including basketball, baseball, softball, soccer, field hockey, cheerleading, wrestling, and travel soccer.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$81K
Contributions & grants$81K100%
Program service revenue——
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expenses
Total expenses$74K
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balance sheet
Total assets$67K
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Net assets$67K
6 years on record · 2020–2025 · YoY revenue +10.7%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2025
Who runs it
board members · 5
- Alicia Rappleye — Director at Large
- Brian White — Director at Large
- Craig Sunday — Director at Large
- Josh Rappleye — Director at Large
- Tyler Boyd — Director at Large
relationships · 10
Who they work with
- Candor Community Soccer Club Partner — Partners with S-VE Soccer Club to offer structured youth soccer programs year-round for the S-VE, Candor, and surrounding communities.
- Facebook Partner — Hosts a Facebook group for SVEYA Baseball used for informal communication and outreach.
- Facebook Partner — Uses Facebook as a platform to share information about the basketball program
- Facebook Partner — Uses a Facebook group to share up-to-date notifications with participants and families.
- IRS Government — Recognized as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization under IRS tax law.
- NYWAY Government — Follows NYWAY state guidelines for wrestling season structure and timing.
- S-VE Soccer Club Partner — Partner organization that runs the soccer program for SVEYA.
- SVEC Wrestling Partner — Maintains a Facebook group for communication and community engagement with participants and families.
- SVEYA Cheer Network — Facebook group associated with the cheer program for communication and outreach.
- Spencer Town Hall Partner — Hosts SVEYA board meetings.
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.
- Character Development Through Sport 911 orgsmethodology: character_through_sportsBy integrating values such as teamwork, sportsmanship, and mental resilience into athletic training, the organization builds character alongside physical skills, because sports provide a lived context for ethical and emotional growth.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →
- Youth Development Through Physical Activity 911 orgsmethodology: positive_youth_developmentBy engaging youth in sports and physical activities, the organization fosters personal growth, community connection, and positive development, because structured athletic participation provides a constructive context for teaching life skills and values.shared approach: Youth Development Through Sports →