SS money no problems Big Deal?
Are you kidding me!!
If you check there tax returns on the link provided you can see that from 2008 to 2009 their revenue went from roughly $850,000 a year to $550,000 a year. I am guessing the downward trend will continue due to the fact that along with tough economic times, the Chinook Cup supposedly went to an even smaller format to insure quality.(Yeah Right) In the same time period there administrative costs went from $144,000 to $150,000.
So why does it matter, let me $count the ways:
1. Money for Coaches
2. Money for fields
3. Money for clinics
4. The effectiveness of an Organization that is raising it's admin costs while losing revenue.
5. Money to get your kids recruited by colleges.
Classic Soccer is not a cheap ticket and I would like to get the most out of the money I put into a club.
Are you kidding me!!
If you check there tax returns on the link provided you can see that from 2008 to 2009 their revenue went from roughly $850,000 a year to $550,000 a year. I am guessing the downward trend will continue due to the fact that along with tough economic times, the Chinook Cup supposedly went to an even smaller format to insure quality.(Yeah Right) In the same time period there administrative costs went from $144,000 to $150,000.
So why does it matter, let me $count the ways:
1. Money for Coaches
2. Money for fields
3. Money for clinics
4. The effectiveness of an Organization that is raising it's admin costs while losing revenue.
5. Money to get your kids recruited by colleges.
Classic Soccer is not a cheap ticket and I would like to get the most out of the money I put into a club.
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