Framingham United Soccer Club Inc

Overview

Framingham United Soccer Club Inc is a 501(c)(4) nonprofit organization, classified as a civic league, social welfare organization, or local association of employees. The club is dedicated to promoting community welfare through charitable, educational, or recreational purposes, with a focus on youth soccer. Donations to this organization are not tax-deductible.

Programs and Services

The club offers various soccer programs for residents, particularly focusing on children from Pre-K through 8th grade. It operates two main programs:

• In-Town (Intramural) Program: Designed for younger players, emphasizing fun and skill development in a local setting.
• Travel Soccer Program: Participates in the Boston Area Youth Soccer league (BAYS), catering to older children in grades 3 through 8. High school-aged teams participate only in the spring season.

Financial Overview

Framingham United Soccer Club generates its revenue primarily through program services, which account for the majority of its income. The organization maintains notable assets and occasionally holds small-scale fundraising events to support its operations.

Mission and Impact

The club supports various community events and provides resources to ensure that all children have the opportunity to participate in soccer, regardless of financial constraints. It also engages in activities that enhance local soccer fields and facilities.

Governance and Leadership

The organization is managed by a leadership team that includes officers such as a president, secretary, and treasurer. These positions are generally volunteer-based, as the organization does not pay compensation to its officers.

Special Initiatives

Framingham United Soccer Club hosts events like the Intramural Soccer Fair and supports the development of young players through training and equipment provisions. The club's booster program helps keep enrollment fees low and offers financial aid to families in need, ensuring accessibility for all interested participants.

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