North Suburban Soccer Association

“Board members review the return at their board meeting.”

“The organization requires board members to annually disclose any relationships that would have a conflict of interest. This is monitored by the board annually.”

“The organization makes its governing documents, policies and financial information available to the public upon request.”

“North suburban soccer association (nssa) is a community-based youth soccer association whose sole purpose is to provide an opportunity for area youth (boys and girls, ages 6 to 18) to participate in the sport of soccer. Nssa endeavors to: -teach the concept of competition that emphasizes the importance of teamwork and good sportsmanship, and the need to acquire decision-making skills; the value of such skills will go beyond the soccer field and will help the players to develop young adults. -encourage the players to challenge themselves to do the best they can do, to compete against their own potential, to work to continually improve their skills and realize that measuring improvement is not done by focusing on winning and losing, but by the gains made as a result of effort. -incorporate fun into the mix of instruction, training, conditioning, and competition to give the players the best setting to develop their soccer skills, perform to their potential and look forward to playing soccer into the future. During the current year, approximately 987 youth participated on 58 competitive and 15 recreational teams with an additional 330 youth from ages 4-7 who participated in our jr academy program. Nssa served 1,317 total youth players in 2024. Nssa serves areas included in boundaries of the roseville area schools isd623 and the mounds view public school district 621, and surrounding communities, in the st. Paul/minneapolis metropolitan area. Nssa organizes teams through a registration process for the recreational program, and a tryout process for the competitive program. The main season of play starts in may and ends in august. A shorter season runs in the fall as well. Approximately 250 adult volunteers are also involved in nssa programs. The organization and operation of nssa is a year-round commitment involving thousands of hours of volunteer activity.”

“Equipment used for program”

“Referee administration 63,442 0 0 tryouts 53,218 0 0 other program expenses 30,294 0 0 equipment 24,702 0 0 storage 7,342 0 0 league fees 6,050 0 0 cc processing fee 0 3,735 0 camp 1,878 0 0 misc expenses 0 1,292 0 uniforms & clothing 207 0 0 gifts 0 97 0 total 187,133 5,124 0”