named programs · 3 · from sources
What they call their work
Challenger Division Support
Supports inclusive baseball programs for children with developmental disabilities through equipment and funding assistance
Grant Distribution Program
Provides financial grants to local youth baseball and softball leagues for field improvements, equipment, and operational support
Youth Sports Field Improvement Initiative
Funds capital improvements to baseball and softball fields to enhance safety and accessibility for youth players
activities · 3 groups
What they do
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Summer Camp Access Scholarships 1 activity
- Funding youth sports programs and organizations supporting individuals with developmental disabilitiesProvides grants to youth sports leagues and nonprofit organizations, including support for youth baseball, softball, and programs for individuals with developmental disabilities. Since inception, has distributed over $140,000 in grants and funded more than 30 local youth sports leagues.
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Community Event Fundraising 1 activity
- Hosting community fundraising eventsOrganizes annual fundraising events such as comedy nights, Hold’em tournaments, raffles, and silent auctions to support programs. These events engage the community and include collaborations with organizations like the Special Olympics.
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Youth Sports Access and Equipment Support 1 activity
- Supporting youth baseball and individuals with developmental disabilities through direct program supportDirects 100% of event donations to support youth baseball and individuals with developmental disabilities, including funding for equipment, field improvements, and special events such as the Exceptional Seniors and Futures Game for Scholar-Athletes.
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financials · form 990 · fy2024
revenue
Total revenue$96K
Contributions & grants$28K29%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$6K7%
Other revenue$62K
expenses
Total expenses$12K
Program expenses100%
Admin / overhead0%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$0
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineFacilities
balance sheet
Total assets$216K
Cash$216K
Investments$0
Liabilities$0
Net assets$216K
Liquid reserves213.8 mo
3 years on record · 2021–2024 · YoY revenue +159.8%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2024
Who runs it
board members · 13
- CARL STURINO — DIRECTOR
- DARYL DREYER — DIRECTOR
- DAVID PRINCE — VICE PRESIDE
- FREDRIC STOCKFIELD — PRESIDENT
- JANET MCHUGH — DIRECTOR
- JOHN O'SULLIVAN — DIRECTOR
- JOHN PAUL CUNNINGHAM — DIRECTOR
- LAUREN NARU — SECRETARY
- MATT VERONESI — DIRECTOR
- MICHAEL PETRONE — TREASURER
- MIKE STRUTT — DIRECTOR
- RICK ZOLZER — DIRECTOR
- ZACK GRAZCYK — DIRECTOR
relationships · 72
Who they work with
- Anderson Center for Autism Partner — Receives grant support from 3 Up 3 Down to assist individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Anderson Center for Autism Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Baseball United Foundation Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc. for non-local baseball-related initiatives.
- Beekman Athletic Club Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- Beekman Athletic Club Partner — Grant recipient organization receiving funding for youth baseball field improvements.
- Beekman Athletic Club Partner — Grant recipient using funds to improve baseball infields
- Beekman Athletic Club Partner — Multiple-year grant recipient using funds for infield clay improvements and program enhancement.
- Beekman Athletic Club Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Blue Path Service Dogs Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- Blue Path Service Dogs Partner — Receives grant support from 3 Up 3 Down to assist individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Blue Path Service Dogs Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Brewster Little League Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Brewster Little League Challenger Division Partner — Grant recipient supporting youth with disabilities through equipment purchases and cost reduction.
- Brewster Little League Challenger Division Partner — Receives funding to purchase special equipment and keep costs low for youth with disabilities.
- Brewster Little League, Challenger Division Partner — Grant recipient purchasing special equipment for youth with disabilities
- Bryn Mawr Boys & Girls Club Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- City of Poughkeepsie Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Colombia (Pelota Caliente) Youth Baseball Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc. for international youth baseball.
- Cortlandt American Little League Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- Danbury Little League Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Danbury Youth Baseball Partner — Partner organization receiving support for equipment and program sustainability.
- East Fishkill Youth Baseball Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Fishkill Little League Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- Fishkill Little League Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Green Chimneys Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- Green Chimneys Partner — Receives grant support from 3 Up 3 Down to assist individuals with developmental disabilities.
- Green Chimneys Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- Highland Babe Ruth League Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc.
- John Jay East Fishkill Partner — 2026 grant recipient supported by The 3 Up 3 Down Organization.
- John Jay East Fishkill Partner — Recipient of grant funding from 3 Up 3 Down Organization, Inc. for scholastic programs.
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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.
- Inclusive Recreation Through Youth Sports 58 orgsmethodology: inclusive_recreationBy integrating youth baseball programs with inclusion for individuals with developmental disabilities, we expand access and community engagement, because shared athletic experiences foster belonging and reduce social isolation.shared approach: Adaptive Sports for Holistic Development →
- Event-Based Fundraising and Grant Distributionmethodology: event-based_fundraisingBy leveraging high-profile comedy and poker events as fundraising and grant distribution platforms, we increase community visibility and engagement, because event-based participation builds emotional connection and attracts broader support for mission-aligned giving.
- Mission-Aligned and Protective Grantmakingmethodology: mission-aligned givingBy distributing grants only to programs that align with our mission and declining gifts that risk donor financial security, we ensure long-term sustainability and ethical integrity, because disciplined giving strengthens trust and program coherence.