Team Run Flagstaff

“Race and community events see Schedule O for description Grants and allocations 0, Program service expenses 8,525”

“Travel 28,861”

“Conferences, conventions, and meetings 558”

“Equipment rental and maintenance 1,304”

“Supplies 1,334”

“Dues, subscriptions, professional memberships including RROA USATF 4,647”

“Advertising marketing 208”

“Permits fees 446”

“Race event expenses prize money, t-shirts 3,581”

“Team clothing, uniforms, gear 12,033”

“Team meetings celebrations 1,787”

“Gifts thank yous 500”

“Payroll taxes 749”

“Website maintenance additions 652”

“Bank, service finance charges 381”

“acquisition of another organization see Schedule O 25,223”

“Accounts receivable Beginning of year 5,634, End of year 0”

“Inventory team gear for resale Beginning of year 1,250, End of year 2,045”

“Accounts payable Beginning of year 2,481, End of year 7,100”

“Payroll tax liabilities Beginning of year 663, End of year 530”

“- Primary exempt purpose Team Run Flagstaff TRF is a non-profit, 501c3 organization based in Flagstaff, Arizona whose mission is to open support the running experience to people of all ability levels and interests. Through organized training, expert coaching, and educational workshops, the group cultivates an atmosphere that allows elite runners and beginners to share the same track, pursuing individual goals with a sense of camaraderie. Social events, race events and volunteer opportunities build an even stronger sense of community, health and fitness. Members of all abilities, ages and experience levels share their love of fitness, health, and sport with group runs, cross training, track workouts, social events, races, and educational offerings that cover everything from trail safety to nutrition. Team Run Flagstaff is a member of the Road Runners Club of America.”

“- TRF Community Tuesday nights Step-Into-Running Thursday nights This program is the heart soul of Team Run Flagstaff. During 2014, the 200 general members of TRF meet on Tuesday nights for an organized, coached track workout for runners of all abilities and experience levels. Members were also invited six times during the year for exclusive offering programs, including topics such as strength training, flexibility, nutrition, footwear technology, and talks by national race winners and Olympic runners. Twice a year, TRF offers an 8-week Step Into Running program specifically for new or returning runners/walkers on Thursday nights. This program included almost 50 participants in 2014 and concluded with a 5k race, providing a culmination goal for the runners.”

“- Kids Run Flagstaff KRF This youth program, initiated in 2014, is for 5th through 12th graders. Its mission is to foster enthusiasm for a healthy lifestyle through running, regardless of ability or school affiliation, in a fun and encouraging environment. Youth participants meet twice weekly under the guidance of an experienced coach and volunteers, and have the opportunity to train and participate in local, regional and national cross country, track and road racing events, including several local events during fall 2014. The program had 75 youth participants during 2014. In December 2014, 30 participants and their parents travelled to Myrtle Beach, SC for the 2014 USA Track Field National Junior Olympic Cross-Country Championship along with over 3000 youth nationwide. Members of the KRF program are automatically enrolled in membership at USA Track Field USATF, the National Governing Body for track field, long-distance running and race walking in the United States.”

“- TRF Pro Team In January 2014, TRF absorbed the former Team USA Arizona non-profit organization. The mission of the TRF Pro team is to support and develop post-collegiate national- and world-class distance runners who train in Flagstaff, Arizona. During 2014 the organization supported 13 athletes, including two OIympians by assisting with training, travel and health care resources. In return, Pro team members volunteer their talents back to the organization in their areas of expertise, including coaching, nutrition counseling, strength training and event planning. During 2014, the Pro team members competed at the National Club Cross Country Championships in Oregon, sending both a mens womens team.”

“- Race and community events During 2014, TRF held two race events and several community events. The Snowbowl Hillclimb, now in its 5th year, hosted 111 participants in July 2014 the Downtown Mile, held on the 4th of July before the city parade for the third year, hosted 282 participants. Community events included co-hosting a running community picnic with the Flagstaff Summer Race Series attended by hundreds of local runners and their families, bi-monthly post-workout dinner events at local restaurants and a large family-friendly annual year-end celebration for members.”

“- Other Changes in Net Assets As of January 1, 2014, TRF absorbed the former Team USA Arizona non-profit organization and acquired 25,223 in net assets in the form of cash. See description above of the TRF Pro Team program that evolved from this aquisition.”

“- additional information Now in its fifth year, the organization continues to strive to keeps its membership fees low. It continues to build strong support and sponsorship relationships with local businesses and foundations. This helps to support a scholarship program and other resources for the general TRF club membership, the Step-Into-Running program and the Kids Run Flagstaff program so that financial hardship is not a deterrent to participating in the organization.”