Tri Valley Quarter Midget Association

The Tri Valley Quarter Midget Association (TVQMA) is a non-profit family organization focused on promoting amateur motorsports, particularly quarter midget racing. The organization is led by volunteers who are often family members of participating children. It is designated as a 501(c)(3) entity, allowing donations to be tax-deductible.

Purpose and Activities

TVQMA aims to foster social, educational, and recreational activities among its members. The organization provides a platform for children aged 5 to 17 to develop physical skills such as coordination and timing, as well as emotional qualities like sportsmanship and self-confidence. Participants engage in motorsports competitions, often likened to the "Little League of NASCAR and IndyCar," where they compete for trophies and awards.

Financial Overview

As of 2023, TVQMA reported a revenue of $67,900 and expenses of $48,300, with total assets amounting to $53,400 and no liabilities[3]. The organization's revenue is primarily sourced from fundraising activities.

Operations and Governance

TVQMA is governed by a board of directors, which has included members such as William King, Charles Dubie, and Jeff Smith in the past[1]. The organization operates through a volunteer-based model, relying on parent and family involvement to maintain its activities.

Public Engagement and Events

TVQMA hosts several racing events throughout the year, publishing race results and standings. These events are integral to its mission of promoting motorsports among families and providing children with competitive racing experiences. The organization also promotes its activities as a family-oriented way to enjoy motorsports together.