Army Navy Country Club

Overview

Army Navy Country Club is a nonprofit organization registered as a 501(c)(7) entity, designated for social and recreational clubs. The club is a private, member-owned entity established in 1924. It provides recreational facilities and encourages social interaction among its members, who include military personnel and civilians connected by their commitment to national defense.

Mission and Activities

The mission of Army Navy Country Club is to offer a range of recreational facilities at a moderate cost. These facilities include golf, racquet sports, aquatics, fitness, and dining amenities. By promoting these activities, the club aims to foster a sense of community and camaraderie among its diverse membership base. It serves both active duty and retired military personnel as well as civilians.

Membership and Operations

As of recent data, Army Navy Country Club has a substantial membership base consisting of resident, social, absent, and inactive members. To ensure the smooth operation of its facilities, the club employs a significant number of staff members.

Financials

The club generates revenue primarily through its program service activities and other operations. In 2022, it reported a revenue of approximately $42.96 million. Other financial details include significant investment in staff salaries and operational costs.

Executive Leadership

Patrick King serves as the Principal Officer of the club. The executive compensation and other salaries form a notable portion of the club's expenses.

Relationship with the Army Navy Country Club Foundation

While not directly related in operations, there is an associated organization, the Army Navy Country Club Foundation, which is registered as a 501(c)(3) public charity. This foundation focuses on preserving the club's history and supporting staff members in need through various programs.

Tax Status and Transparency

As a 501(c)(7) organization, donations to Army Navy Country Club are not tax-deductible. However, it files a Form 990 to maintain transparency regarding its financial operations and compliance with regulatory requirements.