named programs · 5 · from sources
What they call their work
Advanced Weekend Doubles
Competitive doubles program for players rated 4.0 and above, organized by members and requiring advance coordination via email
Community Tennis Weekends
Recreational doubles program held twice monthly for players of 2.5–4.0 skill levels, featuring rotating partners and a community-oriented format
Learn and Play Program
Instructional program focusing on stroke technique, strategy, and tactics, including both teaching and guided play segments for skill development
Morning Mix
Recreational weekend doubles program for players rated 3.0 and above, held Saturday and Sunday mornings with organized match-ups for mixed genders
Racquet-Stringing Services
On-site professional racquet stringing provided by club staff, available to members and guests
activities · 5 groups
What they do
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Racquet Sports Facility and Programming 2 activities
- Offer tennis instruction and skill development programsProvides tennis clinics, weekly instructional sessions, and structured programs such as the Learn and Play series and Junior Tennis Clinic, serving children and players of various skill levels, including beginner to advanced doubles and recreational groups.
- Provide public and member access to tennis courtsOperates 8 red clay tennis courts in downtown Albany, NY, open seasonally from mid-May to mid-October, with daily and weekend sessions for members and the public, including flexible week-to-week sign-up options.
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Reciprocal Club Access Program 1 activity
- Conduct facility improvements through member-supported capital campaignsExecutes capital improvement projects funded by members, including installation of water fountains, benches, scorecards, fencing, seating, umbrellas, and landscaping such as a grass median to enhance the club environment.
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Youth and Community Tennis Instruction 1 activity
- Host community tennis events and tournamentsOrganizes annual and recurring community events including the 15-Love event, interclub matches, Community Tennis Weekends, and an annual tennis tournament to promote engagement and social play among members and local players.
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Membership Program Administration 1 activity
- Manage membership programs with tiered pricing and eligibilityOffers annual and monthly membership options for individuals, couples, families, students, and juniors, with differentiated pricing based on payment method and eligibility criteria, including discounted rates for youth and students.
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Uncategorized 2 activities
- Participate in competitive tennis leagues and championshipsFields teams in national competitions including World TeamTennis (WTT) and USTA championships, with documented participation in 13 national events, two WTT Championship wins, and a second-place finish in the 1986 USTA national finals.
- Provide professional racquet stringing servicesOffers on-site racquet stringing services to members and the public through professional staff at the club.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2025
revenue
Total revenue$69K
Contributions & grants$3030%
Program service revenue——
Investment income$8131%
Other revenue$259
expenses
Total expenses$96K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits$29K
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$21K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$20K
3 years on record · 2023–2025 · YoY revenue -4.1%
relationships · 10
Who they work with
- Albany Country Club Partner — Hosted and participated in a friendly interclub tennis match with ATC.
- Albany Parks and Recreation Department Partner — Collaborates with Albany Tennis Club to provide场地 and logistical support for the Junior Tennis Clinic.
- Cathy Herman Partner — Former leader of the Morning Glories program who established its welcoming tradition.
- Christopher Bradt Partner — Longtime staff member and current club manager.
- Farz Partner — Coordinates the Morning Glories group and manages operations.
- Friends of Albany Tennis Club Partner — Receives tax-deductible donations on behalf of Albany Tennis Club for capital improvements and operations.
- Jack Curry Partner — Leads clinics at Albany Tennis Club
- Larry Partner — Organizes and leads multiple tennis programs including Morning Mix, Learn and Play, and Community Tennis Weekends.
- Larry Partner — Staff member at Albany Tennis Club who contributes to member experience through welcoming service.
- Larry Yakubowski Partner — Provides professional racquet stringing services for the club.
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.
- Clay Courts to Support Healthier, Longer Participationmethodology: clay_court_benefitBy using clay courts, the club enables longer rallies and reduced joint stress, supporting extended play and skill development, because surface design influences physical load and game dynamics in ways that promote sustainability of play across ages and abilities.
- Community-Through-Sport Modelmethodology: community-through-sportBy combining tennis with social connection and shared activity, the club builds community and fosters lifelong engagement, because participation in inclusive, relationship-rich environments strengthens member belonging and continuity.
- Inclusive, Player-Run Club Culturemethodology: community-run_inclusive_modelBy operating as a community- and player-run club with open access for all skill levels, the club sustains engagement and cultural continuity, because shared ownership and low barriers to entry foster stronger commitment and peer-driven inclusion.
- Junior Development as Lifelong Engagement Strategymethodology: junior-development-programBy offering structured junior tennis programs that emphasize skill development, sportsmanship, and inclusivity, the club cultivates early positive experiences that lead to sustained participation, because early investment in youth creates long-term attachment to the sport and club culture.
- Recreational-Competitive Balance for Broader Engagementmethodology: recreational-competitive balanceBy blending competitive play with a relaxed atmosphere, the club promotes sportsmanship and wider participation, because reducing performance pressure while maintaining structure increases accessibility and enjoyment across age and skill groups.