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Youth Development (O50) IRS Verified DX Registered 990 on File

WINDY CITY TRAVELERS

EIN: 20-4256277 · NORRIDGE, IL 60706-3013 · United States · FY 2025 Data
3 out of 5 48 / 100 Based on 2+ years of filings
Financial strength (30%) 65/100
Reliability (20%) 50/100
Effectiveness (25%) 73/100
Impact (25%) No data yet
Financial data: FY 2025 · Scored 9/13/2026
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Mission Statement

Playing for the Windy City Travelers / Thunder program is a privilege and with that privilege come responsibilities of the player, parents and coaches. Our goals are to: build fundamental skillsets for our young athletescompete competitvely thru hard work and in a fun/ rewarding environment prepare our young athletes for high school sports and beyond.This can not be done without a serious commitment from all involved. Below is a summary of the program expectations that you will need to follow depending on your status as a player, coach or parent. We ask that all 3 participants take this commitment seriously and with passion. Players Windy City travel ball is a major commitment involving practices, league scheduled games, and tournaments. As a player, you are making a commitment to this organization, your individual team, the coaches and to other members of your team. It is your responsibility to give 100% of your work ethic and attitude at all times (practice and games). You may not always agree with the coaching decisions but remember they are made with the team’s objectives in mind. Travel ball is a competitive sport. Your position is earned during the tryouts, practices and every time you step onto the field. You will be given the opportunity to further develop your skills throughout the season. Players are required to designate this organization as their primary sport during the official season. A player who misses unexcused games or practices will be subject to loss of playing time or dismissal from the team. Our intent is to inspire team commitment, since the loss of players at any event can hinder the development of other girls on the team. Coaches Coaches, like players, are making a major commitment too. The coaches are there to teach and develop player skills in order to assist their team in reaching their potential. The coach will expect respect and commitment from each player, and must also return respect and commitment to their players. A coach has a responsibility to ensure fair treatment of all players at all times, avoiding both favoritism and negative criticism. The coach has the right to coach their team without any interference from players or parents. Travel coaches are still volunteers who give a lot of effort, time, and money to help develop young athletes and successful teams. Parents Your commitment is your child's commitment. Practices, games and transportation are all commitments of your time and money. Your commitment and support at games is even more crucial. You are required to support the coaching staff, your daughter and the team. Your verbal comments and actions are reflected onto the team and game through your child. Use the utmost discretion in sharing any adverse feelings regarding any players (including your own) or coaching decisions in front of your children or other parents.

Financial Overview — FY 2025
$600
Total Revenue
$740
Total Expenses
$628
Net Assets
N/A
Employees
Revenue Sources
Expense Breakdown
Program Expense Ratio 100.0%
Fundraising Efficiency N/A
Operating Reserve 10.18x
Liability-to-Asset 0.0%
Revenue Diversification 100.0%
Compared with Peers
FY 2025
Compared with 2,238 similar organizations (United States, Youth Development, under $100K in expenses), FY 2025.
This organization Middle half of peers (P25–P75) Peer median
Ratio This org Peer median Position (P10 → P90)
Program expense ratio
Program expenses / total expenses · higher is better
100.0% 85.0%
P10P90
Top quarter
Operating reserve
Months of expenses covered by net assets · higher is better
10.2 mo 11.6 mo
P10P90
Below median
Liabilities to assets
Total liabilities / total assets · lower is better
0.0% 0.0%
P10P90
Top quarter
Revenue concentration
Share of revenue from the largest source · lower is better
100.0% 98.5%
P10P90
Bottom quarter
Revenue growth
Year over year revenue growth
-79.8% -0.3%
P10P90
Expense growth
Year over year expense growth
-87.6% -1.7%
P10P90
Surplus margin
Surplus as a share of revenue
-23.3% 8.8%
P10P90
Financial History
Year Revenue Expenses Net Assets Program % Staff
2025 $600 $740 $628 100.0%
2024 $3K $6K $768 100.0%
2023 $9K $9K $4K 100.0%
2022 $11K $22K $4K 100.0%
2021 $21K $23K N/A 1
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Organization Details
EIN
20-4256277
State
IL
City
NORRIDGE
ZIP
60706-3013
Classification
O50
Category
Youth Development
Rating
3★
Coverage
A
Last Updated
Aug 2026
IRS Ruling Year
2012
Foundation Code
16
Form 990
On File
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