Saratoga Lake Sailing Club

The Saratoga Lake Sailing Club is a nonprofit organization located near Saratoga Springs, New York. It was founded in 1957 and incorporated as a not-for-profit organization in 1960. The club's main objectives are to promote and develop an interest in sailing and sailboat racing, and to provide assistance to individuals and groups interested in the sport.

Purpose and Activities

The club focuses on sailing activities, including an active one-design racing program, and offers sailing instruction for both adults and children. It operates as a volunteer organization with no full-time employees, relying on its members for club maintenance and operations. The club has an affordable dues and fees structure to make sailing accessible to a wider audience.

Programs and Education

The club hosts various sailing programs, including the Saratoga Sailing School, which provides sailing lessons based on the US Sailing curriculum. This school has been teaching adults and children for over thirty years, offering a safe and comfortable learning environment. The curriculum caters to beginners as well as those interested in competitive sailing, focusing on seamanship, self-reliance, and sportsmanship.

Membership and Operations

As of recent data, the club has approximately 175 memberships, which can be family or individual. The organization encourages community involvement through volunteerism and teamwork, aligning with Corinthian values that emphasize sportsmanship and camaraderie.

Financial Overview

The Saratoga Lake Sailing Club operates under the tax identification number EIN: 141550917. It generates revenues from program services and contributions, totaling over $243,000 in recent fiscal years. The club is led by various key personnel in roles such as Commodore, Vice Commodore, and Treasurer.

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