2026-05-11T09:24:28-05:00 2025-12-31 450496634 Mary Ellen Arndorfer 1015 E Apple Way Flagstaff AZ 86001 990 2025-01-01 832735682 Flagstaff Youth Riders Inc % Dave Spillman FLAG 9702759573 2532 N 4th St STE 419 Flagstaff AZ 86004 DAVE SPILLMAN President 8015417275 2026-05-11 true MARY ELLEN ARNDORFER P00082530 9286378609 2026-05-11 2025 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z FLYRS Dave Spillman 2532 N 4th St Ste 419 Flagstaff AZ 86004 383159 false X flyrsaz.com X 2018 AZ Flagstaff Youth Ridersaka FLYRS develops resilient caring growth oriented youthage 218 thru mountain biking programs see Part III and visit flyrsazcom 6 6 68 41 0 0 74750 146832 195890 224612 2477 1439 11136 5562 284253 378445 36651 45465 0 121246 210142 0 8503 133806 125661 291703 381268 -7450 -2823 135596 134981 2208 135596 132773 X Flagstaff Youth Riders(aka FLYRS) develops resilient, caring & growth oriented youth(age 2-18) thru mountain biking programs; we are committed to youth from diverse backgrounds & minizing cost barriers. Please visit flyrsaz.com for more information. false false 357983 45465 179147 Flagstaff Youth Riders (FLYRS) has created 6 key program components that each complement the other to provide the fundamentals of a comprehensive & community-based youth mountain biking organization in Flagstaff, AZ. In 2025, FLYRS served 1,083 youth, a 7% increase over 2024. 1) Traditional Fall & Spring Recreational programs: for youth 2 to 18-years old, these age- and ability-based groups meet weekly for 8-week sessions, and focus on skill development through drills, games & trail rides. The Spring program served 282 youth & the Fall program served 231 youth in 2025. 2) School-based programs: operate spring, fall & summer sessions, following a similar structure to traditional programming above. These programs directly advance FLYRS mission by providing equitable access to cycling opportunities for youth from diverse backgrounds & by eliminating financial barriers. All programs are offered free of change & include equipment provided by FLYRS. In 2025, FLYRS delivered after-school programs to 5 Flagstaff schools, grades 3 - 12, creating consistent opportunities for outdoor physical activity, confidence building & lifelong healthy habits in a supportive team environment. School-based programs served 86 youth in spring and 72 in fall. In summer 2025, FLYRS expanded its impact thru partnerships with the Boys & Girls Club, Child & Family Support Services & Camp Indi-Genius, serving 74 Native youth thru camp-based programs. 3) Summer camps: offers both full- and half-day camp options, each lasting 1 week. Youth get an immersive experience in mountain biking thru FLYRS building-block style of learning skills. STEM-based learning concepts that relate to cycling are integrated into the program. In 2025, 315 youth were served in summer camps, a 29% increase over 2024. 4)AICL Middle School Composite Team: for 6th- 8th graders participating in the AZ Interscholastic Cycling League during fall season. Youth from various Flagstaff middle schools come together to ride, learn, grow, empower, camp & make lasting friendships. In 2025, the FLYRS composite team served 20 youth from 7 schools. 5) Racing & Development Team (RAD): for youth 14-18, focused on introducing riders to a structured, (continued at Schedule O) 357983 true true false false false false false false false false true false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false true true false false false false false true true false false false false false false false false false false false false true 4 0 true 68 true false false false false false false false false false X 6 6 false false false true false false false true true false false true true true true true true true true false X X QUINN TRAVIS 9702759573 2532 N 4th St Flagstaff AZ 86004 X QUINN TRAVIS NON-VOTING Ex Dir from Nov 2024 40.00 0.00 X 65032 0 0 LIZ BROWNE Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 JAMES BAILEY III Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 DAVE BENNETT Director 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 DAVE SPILLMAN President 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 ANGELINA CASTAGNO Secretary 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 KATIE MOMMAERTS-RETIRED 122025 Treasurer 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 65032 0 0 0 false false false 146832 4479 146832 Program Fees (before 611600 224612 224612 financial aid) 224612 1439 1439 9235 2831 6404 1041 1883 -842 -842 378445 225209 0 0 X 10029 10029 35436 35436 65032 48774 9755 6503 127316 127316 17794 16193 902 699 1870 1870 13261 12910 198 153 798 798 902 331 63 508 9988 8789 704 495 5037 5037 5519 4675 794 50 Eqmtrentalmaintenance 5049 5049 Program food 2139 2139 Permits & fees 4375 4375 Merchant fees 4554 4459 95 72169 71673 496 381268 357983 14782 8503 X 20127 36468 70289 45585 51389 6138 18923 50375 16370 39042 34005 -51389 135596 134981 2208 0 2208 X 126960 92082 8636 40691 135596 132773 135596 134981 -2823 0 X false false false X 86852 200220 135726 61895 146862 631555 86852 200220 135726 61895 146862 631555 242158 389397 2477 1439 3916 635471 741784 0.61280 0.56400 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 50375 16370 34005 34005 Allowance Doubtful Accts -51389 FlipCause see Schedule O -51389 Other Explanation Schedule D, Part IX, Line 1 - Allowance for Doubtful Accounts - see explanation in Schedule O. true Boys & Girls Club 301 S Paseo del Flag Flagstaff AZ 86001 453083785 501c3 2100 waiver of program fees support youth Child & Family Support Srv 3100 N West St Flagstaff AZ 86004 770601535 504 waiver of program fees support youth Camp IndiGenius at NAU 1400 S Knoles Drive Flagstaff AZ 86001 866001653 7425 waiver of program fees support youth Financial aid fee waivers 227 35436 FMV program fee waivers Part I Line 2 FLYRS offers direct financial aid to its youth participants in the form of Part I Line 2 partial or full program fee waivers The majority of this aid is provided Part I Line 2 via its schoolbased programs which are free to all youth participants Part I Line 2 Direct financial aid provided via other programs is currently awarded to Part I Line 2 all who request it on time following FLYRS guidelines The Board staff Part I Line 2 are eligible for fee waivers and discounts for their children see Part I Line 2 Schedule L for more information LIZ BROWNE Board member 250 fee discount Board discount TYLER NELSON former Ex Director 1140 fundraising services false JAMES BAILEY IIIFLAGBIKE current Director 1428 bikes/services false Part IV, Lines 1-2 Management & the Board of Part IV, Lines 1-2 Directors believes these Part IV, Lines 1-2 transactions occured at Part IV, Lines 1-2 "arms length", at or Part IV, Lines 1-2 below FMV. Part VI Line 5 Payment processing platform, Flipcause filed for Ch 11 bankrupcty, owing Part VI Line 5 FLYRS over $51k for program fees & donations; see Allowance for Doubtful AC Part VI Line 8a Written minutes are kept of all Board meetings; minutes are reviewed & Part VI Line 8a approved at subsequent meetings & stored securely after. Part VI Line 8b Written minutes are kept of all official committee meetings, then reviewed Part VI Line 8b & approved at subsequent meetings & stored securely after. Part VI Line 11b The 990 is prepared by an outside accountant, then reviewed in detail by Part VI Line 11b the Executive Director, then sent to the entire Board for their review. Part VI Line 12c The Board is asked at each board meeting to disclose potential or actual Part VI Line 12c conflicts related to agenda items or organizational matters & documented. Part VI Line 15a or b Annual performance review & comparison to similar organizations, along with Part VI Line 15a or b review of the organization's budget & financial health. Part VI Line 18 990 is avaliable at Guidestar/Candid online & upon request. Part VI Line 19 All available upon request. Part IX Line 24e Transportation of youth Total expenses - $3688.00 Program service expenses - $3688.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Uniforms (youth/coaches) Total expenses - $8912.00 Program service expenses - $8912.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e InKind-Accounting Total expenses - $495.00 Program service expenses - $0.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $495.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Gifts & thank yous Total expenses - $225.00 Program service expenses - $225.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Program supplies/software Total expenses - $7459.00 Program service expenses - $7459.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Bad debt (Flipcause Total expenses - $51389.00 Program service expenses - $51389.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e (see Schedule O) Total expenses - $0.00 Program service expenses - $0.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 24e Rounding Total expenses - $1.00 Program service expenses - $0.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $1.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part III, L4 (continued from 990, p2) race-oriented environment while Part III, L4 promoting long-term engagement in the sport. The January-May Part III, L4 program operates over 19-weeks with practices twice weekly, Part III, L4 emphasizing a balanced approach to athletic development, Part III, L4 combining skill progression, physical conditioning & positive Part III, L4 team culture. The program includes overnight camps & training Part III, L4 experiences that foster teamwork, independence & resilience. Part III, L4 In 2025, the RAD Team served 11 youth. 6) Teen Professional Part III, L4 Development Pathway: designed to support youth 14 & older in Part III, L4 developing workforce readiness skills thru structured Part III, L4 leadership opportunities with FLYRS, creating a clear Part III, L4 progression from program participant to volunteer, and Part III, L4 ultimately to paid staff. Participants gain hands-on Part III, L4 experience in leadership, communication, responsibility & Part III, L4 mentorship. There were 6 youth participating in 2025. Part III, L4 Additionally, FLYRS offers scholarships in all of its programs Part III, L4 to increase access to cycling for all youth. In 2025, 227 youth Part III, L4 received a total of over $45,000 in waived program fees. Part X, L15 Allowance for Doubtful Accounts: The organization experienced Part X, L15 an unusual loss in 2025 when the payment processing platform Part X, L15 known as FlipCause filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy, causing FLYRS Part X, L15 to lose over $51,000 in program fees and donations. Nationwide, a total of Part X, L15 over 3,000 nonprofit organizations lost over $30 million; co-founders of Part X, L15 Flipcause are accused of running a Ponzi-type scheme. FLYRS hopes to Part X, L15 eventually recover some of this loss, but not possible to estimate at this Part X, L15 time. Without this loss, FLYRS would have had net income for the year of Part X, L15 almost $50k, instead of a small loss.