Six Pack Outdoors Inc.

“The organization filed Form 990-N postcard returns for tax years 2020 through 2023 and therefore did not calculate a public support percentage in prior years.”

“All officers and directors are volunteers and received no compensation, benefits, or deferred compensation for their service during the year.”

“The organization reports on a cash basis. Of the total $80,880 contract awarded by the City of Trinidad in 2024, $52,896 was received and reported in 2024. The remaining $27,984 was received in January 2025 and will be reported in that year.”

“Fixed assets reported in Part II, Line 24 include the following equipment used for trail building and maintenance activities: - 2016 Utility Trailer (original cost $2,500) - 2018 Utility Trailer (original cost $4,500) - 2022 Donated Trailer (original value $1,000) - Mini Excavator (original cost $18,428) - Toro Dingo (original cost $2,517) - Vermeer Mini Dozer (original cost $1,000) - Kubota Auger Attachment (original cost $4,625) - 2020 Mower (original cost $4,000) Assets are reported net of accumulated depreciation.”

“Advertising & Marketing: $395 Bank Charges & Fees: $96 Insurance (general): $1,772 Office Supplies & Software: $645 Repairs & Maintenance: $5,615 Taxes & Licenses: $391 Trail Facilities Expense: $4,377 Trail Work Repairs & Maintenance: $7,639 Trail Work Supplies: $7,062 Travel Lodging: $1,094 Utilities: $118 Vehicle/Equipment Fuel: $7,353 Volunteer Meals: $2,795”

“The organization received $52,896 in 2024 from the City of Trinidad as partial payment under an $80,880 contract to develop public trails. The project was performed at a substantially reduced rate, covering direct expenses for travel, equipment, fuel, and materials. The remaining $27,984 was received in January 2025. The organization intends to apply funds toward a new mini dozer and other needed equipment in 2025 to support future trail work.”

“?Other Events? reported in Schedule G, Column (c) represents cycling advocacy events organized by the organization in 2024 to promote cycling access, trail stewardship, and public education. These events generated $5,773 in gross receipts with $1,308 in direct expenses, resulting in net income of $1,465. The organization combined all advocacy-related events into this category for reporting purposes.”

“Part III, Line 28 includes trail development and maintenance activities across six communities and the City of Trinidad project. The 9th Street project is excluded from Line 28 and reported separately on Line 30 due to grant funding accounting and tracking.”

“Part III, Line 30 represents expenditures for the 9th Street trail revitalization project, funded in part by an $11,000 grant from Xcel Energy. Remaining expenses for this project were supported by unrestricted funds.”

“Total program service expenses reported on Line 32 include Line 28 (Trinidad/general trail projects), Line 29 (cycling advocacy events), and Line 30 (9th Street revitalization project)”