irs program accomplishments · form 990 part iii · fy2024
What they reported doing
- #1 primary $67KMONTHLY MEETINGS WHERE GUEST SPEAKERS ARE INVITED TO SPEAK ON TOPICS RELATED TO THE PLUMBING INDUSTRY AND/OR GENERAL BUSINESS MATTERS SUCH AS NEW BUILDING CODE RULES, NEW ENERGY EFFICIENT PRODUCTS, CHANGES IN TAX LAWS OR THE NEW AFFORDABLE CARE ACT, ETC.
named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Annual Conference & Trade Show
Hosts an annual event featuring exhibitions, educational sessions, and networking opportunities for industry professionals.
Construction Codes Revision Committee
Reviews and provides input on proposed changes to mechanical, plumbing, and building codes in New York City.
Education & DOE Committee
Organizes and schedules educational classes for members and their employees; works with the Department of Education to connect trade school students with member employers.
Gas Operator Qualification Committee
Schedules training classes and tests for gas operator qualification for members.
Political Action Committee (PAC)
Monitors local, state, and federal legislation affecting the plumbing industry and advocates on behalf of members.
activities · 6 groups
What they do
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Construction Industry Advocacy & Standards 2 activities
- Advocate before city agencies and regulatory boards on plumbing-related policiesEngages in ongoing advocacy by holding regular meetings with New York City agencies such as the Department of Buildings, Department of Environmental Protection, and Department of Transportation to influence plumbing regulations. Members also serve on key regulatory bodies including the Master Plumbers License Board and the Department of Buildings Operational Subcommittee.
- Provide ongoing education about regulatory changesConducts programs to inform members about updates in local building codes, energy-efficient products, and other regulatory requirements affecting the plumbing industry.
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Union-Affiliated Trade Apprenticeship & Training 2 activities
- Conduct educational outreach and member training on regulatory and safety topicsOrganizes and delivers educational classes and training sessions on plumbing safety, gas codes, and regulatory compliance for members and their employees, including coordination of test dates and qualification programs. Also collaborates with the Department of Education to improve plumbing education and connect students with employment opportunities.
- Provide certification and refresher training programs for licensed plumbersOffers a range of training courses for licensed plumbers, including 8-hour and 32-hour programs on backflow certification, gas appliance safety, operator qualification (86/87 and 87A), and burner flame safeguard relays at the Robert John Daly Memorial Training Center. These include initial certification and recertification courses required for license renewal and compliance with updated codes.
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Organizational Newsletter Production and Distribution 1 activity
- Distribute publications and digital resources to members and industry professionalsProduces and distributes the quarterly "Voice" newsletter in print and digital formats to over 3,000 industry professionals, and publishes digital resources such as the 2026 NYC Plumbers Guide to support contractor and vendor connectivity.
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Construction Industry Professional Development & Networking 1 activity
- Host monthly and annual member meetings with industry and government stakeholdersHosts monthly meetings featuring guest speakers from government and industry to discuss building codes, tax law, energy efficiency, and healthcare regulations. Also organizes an annual conference and trade show in coordination with the Political Action Committee, and hosts high-profile guests such as the NYC Department of Buildings Commissioner.
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Organized Member Social Events 1 activity
- Support member engagement and networking through eventsOrganizes annual events such as a golf outing to foster camaraderie among members, sponsors, and industry partners, and to strengthen professional networks within the plumbing sector.
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Uncategorized 1 activity
- Manage membership growth and accreditation for training programsWelcomed 11 new member companies in 2026 and maintains IACET accreditation to deliver nationally recognized training programs, enhancing the organization’s educational credibility and reach.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$1.53M
Contributions & grants$475K31%
Program service revenue$965K63%
Investment income$47K3%
Other revenue$43K
expenses
Total expenses$1.48M
Program expenses80%
Admin / overhead15%
Fundraising5%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineProfessional Fees
balance sheet
Total assets$1.88M
Cash$772K
Investments$959K
Liabilities$752K
Net assets$1.13M
Liquid reserves14.1 mo
4 years on record · 2020–2024 · YoY revenue -14.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 13
- ANGELO LEMODETIS — BD MEMBER
- ANTHONY CAIAZZO — SECRETARY
- ANTHONY VIGILANTE — PRESIDENT
- DANIEL VESSIO — BD MEMBER
- DARREN LUNDEN — BD MEMBER
- JOHN SIDERIS — BD MEMBER
- LEONARD WILLIAMS — VP
- MICHAEL LOISE — BD MEMBER
- MICHAEL MANISCALCO — BD MEMBER
- RICHARD BONELLI — BD MEMBER
- ROBERT GUILANTE — BD MEMBER
- ROBERT MCMANUS — TREASURER
- SUNNY JOHAL — BD MEMBER
relationships · 23
Who they work with
- Con Edison Government — Provides training aligned with Con Edison Blue Book requirements for gas work in NYC.
- Con Edison Government — Receives and disseminates updates from Con Edison, including the Yellow Book Update.
- Con Edison Partner — Collaborates on updates related to utility standards and licensing, including the Con Edison Yellow Book.
- Con Edison Partner — Collaborates on updates related to utility standards, such as the Con Edison Yellow Book Update.
- DOB Government — Receives and shares Service Level Bulletins from the Department of Buildings.
- Department of Buildings Government — Participates in Operational Subcommittee Meetings and discusses DOB-related issues through the Technical Committee.
- Department of Buildings Government — Regularly meets with MPC committees and has MPC members serving on its Operational Subcommittee.
- Department of Buildings (DOB) Government — Coordinates with DOB on service level bulletins and licensing procedures for master plumbers.
- Department of Buildings (DOB) Government — Responds to and disseminates DOB service level bulletins affecting plumbing operations.
- Department of Environmental Protection Government — Regularly meets with MPC committees on plumbing-related regulatory issues.
- Department of Transportation Government — Regularly meets with MPC committees on plumbing-related regulatory issues.
- Master Plumbers Council of the City of New York Partner — Administers a scholarship program in collaboration with the organization
- Master Plumbers and Master Fire Suppression Piping Contractors License Board Government — MPC members serve on this licensing board.
- NYC Department of Buildings Partner — Collaborates with the Department of Buildings on issues affecting the plumbing industry and public safety in New York City.
- National Grid Government — Provides training aligned with National Grid Blue Book requirements for gas work in NYC.
- National Grid Partner — Provides members access to National Grid's mobile application for utility-related services.
- New York City Department of Education Partner — Collaborates to place trade school students in jobs with member companies and provides feedback on plumbing education programs.
- New York City Department of Environmental Protection Government — Holds meetings through the NYC DEP Sub-Ops committee to discuss DEP-related issues and attend scheduled DEP meetings.
- New York State Department of Health Government — Offers a 32-hour Backflow Certification Course required by NYSDOH for registration as a backflow prevention technician in New York State.
- Rathe Associates Partner — Advertises with or is featured by the Master Plumbers Council of the City of New York
- SPANYC Partner — Interacts with SPANYC through the Subsurface Plumbers Liaison to report back to the MPC Board and members.
- Supplyhouse.com Partner — Advertises with or is featured by the Master Plumbers Council of the City of New York
- USI Partner — Advertises with or is featured by the Master Plumbers Council of the City of New York
strategies · 3
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.
- Industry Advocacy and Education to Strengthen Standards and Compliancemethodology: industry_advocacy_and_educationBy educating stakeholders and advocating for licensed plumbing services, the organization improves industry standards and regulatory compliance because informed clients and policymakers are more likely to uphold licensing requirements and adopt safe practices.
- Stakeholder Collaboration to Influence Policy and Industry Normsmethodology: stakeholder_engagementBy fostering communication among government, the public, and industry actors, the organization advances the interests of licensed plumbers because multi-party engagement builds mutual understanding and creates pathways for favorable regulation and market recognition.
- Training and Certification as a Mechanism for Maintaining Professional Standardsmethodology: accredited_trainingBy delivering accredited, code-responsive training programs, the organization ensures members maintain qualification and compliance, because ongoing education aligned with regulatory changes reinforces technical competence and safety in practice.