Ciclismo Youth Foundation

“Expenses marketing 568 office 43 general office expense 240 website 20 internet 830 website 252 board meetings 4,762 meals 1,443 meals 375 meals 34 meals 437 general insurance 5,994 event 62 license 20 vehicle 1,008 volunteer gifts 216 fuel 202 materials 576 number plates 308 permit 327 prizes 2,900 volunteer gifts 74 awards 57 clothing 6,986 coach supplies 11 coach training 1,361 dues & subscriptions 815 end of season celebration 1,443 merchandise 1,012 miscellaneous 36 number plates 655 supplies 100 end of season celebration 648 materials 345 miscellaneous 15 vehicle & fuel 1,097 non-investment depreciation 1,906 total 37,178”

“Prior period adjustment 0”

“53,571 53,571 less accumulated depreciation 48,902 50,808 total 4,669 2,763”

“Accounts payable and accrued expenses 724 0”

“To promote, advocate and create youth cycling opportunities in our community.”

“Dirt pile race series (spring & fall). This program consists of an annual 10-12 week race series held at new belgium brewing property. For this series, the organization recruits and manages all volunteers, solicits sponsors from local businesses, and directs race operations. An average of 600 participants per race are supported. The organization also uses this race series to help recruit program participants.”

“Wolfpack (elementary age participants). The organization hosts local skill development programs for elementary age participants. A 6-8 week program in the spring and another in the fall hosts approximately 100 participants. The organizational goal is to introduce cycling to your, teach basic bike mechanical skills, build on riding skills already obtained, and empower the youth to progress in their cycling lifestyles.”

“Ciclismo (high school age participants). The organization hosts local skill development programs for high school age participants. A 8 - 12 week program in the spring and another in the fall hosts approximately 75 participants. The organizational goal is to introduce cycling to your, teach basic bike mechanical skills, build on riding skills already obtained, and empower the youth to progress in their cycling lifestyles.”

“Devo (middle school) the organization hosts local skill development programs for middle school age participants. A 6-8 week program in the spring and another in the fall hosts approximately 65 participants. The organizational goal is to introduce cycling to your, teach basic bike mechanical skills, build on riding skills already obtained, and empower the youth to progress in their cycling lifestyles. The organization runs smaller programs throughout the year, including unicycle (spring & fall), downhill mountain bike, enduro mountain bike, jump skills and adult classes.”