2025-06-17T15:51:16-05:00 2024-12-31 450496634 Mary Ellen Arndorfer 1015 E Apple Way Flagstaff AZ 86001 990 2024-01-01 832735682 Flagstaff Youth Riders Inc % Katie Mommaerts FLAG 9702759573 2532 N 4th St STE 419 Flagstaff AZ 86004 KATIE MOMMAERTS Executive Director 9702759573 2025-06-17 true true MARY ELLEN ARNDORFER P00082530 9286378609 2025-06-17 2024 2025-03-06 01:10:19Z X FLYRS Katie Mommaerts 2532 N 4th St Ste 419 Flagstaff AZ 86004 285184 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 6 6 5 24 0 0 135222 74750 184809 195890 2477 12922 11136 332953 284253 41348 36651 0 133938 121246 0 14503 155153 133806 330439 291703 2514 -7450 167548 135596 24502 0 143046 135596 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. false false 263369 159239 Flagstaff Youth Riders (aka FLYRS) has created four 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 2024, FLYRS served a total of 1,013 youth (a 2% increase over 2023s 992 youth). 1) Traditional Fall & Spring Recreational Programs: These programs for Flagstaff youth (ages 2 to 18 years old) are age- and ability-based, meet once a week for an 8-week session, and focus on skill development through drills, games & trail rides. The 2024 Spring session (April-May) served 270 youth and the Fall session (August-October) served 236 youth. 2) School Based Programs: follows the same timetable as the Traditional programs. School based programs focus on FLYRS mission to provide opportunities to youth from diverse backgrounds & to minimize economic barriers to the sport of cycling. These free programs are located at schools with all the equipment provided by FLYRS. In 2024, FLYRS conducted school based programs at Puente de Hozho, Marshall, Killip and Star schools for youth in 3rd-12th grades, serving 67 youth in the spring, 38 in the summer and 72 in the fall (52% female, 58% youth of color). The school programs also include the Puente de Hozho Bike Park, completed in 2022 after FLYRS raised the funds, then coordinated the design, planning & construction of the bike park. FLYRS operates & maintains bike park, which is estimated to serve over 2,000 people annually. 3) Summer Camps: This program offers full and half-day camp options, each lasting 1 week. Youth get an immersive experience in mountain biking through the FLYRS building-block style of learning skills. STEM-based learning concepts that relate to cycling are inegrated into the program. In 2024, 293 youth attended FLYRS summer camps (15% female, 1% transgender, 15% youth of color). 4) Teams: FLYRS operates 2 teams, the Racing & Development Team (RAD) and the Middle School Composite Team. The RAD Team, for high school youth, competes in nationwide races, and had 10 members in 2024 (vs 7 in 2023). The Middile School Composite Team, with 27 members in 2024, competes in (continued at Schedule O) 263369 true true false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false false false true false true false false false false false false false false false false true 37 0 true 5 true false false false false false false false false false false true false false false false X 6 6 true false false false 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 TYLER NELSON NON-VOTING Ex Dir til Nov 2024 40.00 0.00 X 59583 0 0 QUINN TRAVIS NON-VOTING Ex Dir from Nov 2024 40.00 0.00 X 4792 0 0 LIZ BROWN 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 Treasurer 2.00 0.00 X 0 0 0 64375 0 0 0 false false false 13392 61358 15670 74750 Program fees (before 611600 195890 195890 financial aid) 195890 2477 2477 10228 481 9747 1839 450 1389 284253 198367 0 0 X 36651 36651 64375 45062 9656 9657 47516 45343 2173 9355 7559 807 989 2011 395 1616 63366 63220 66 80 122 122 76 76 11949 9654 1032 1263 1686 1686 5037 5037 6020 5457 563 Equipmenteqpmt rent 9646 9646 Program food874 inkind 2534 2534 Merchant fees 1808 1467 341 Permits & fees 5011 5011 24540 24449 91 291703 263369 13831 14503 120163 20127 70289 3306 6138 50375 11333 44079 39042 167548 135596 300 24202 24502 0 X 134410 126960 8636 8636 143046 135596 167548 135596 -7450 0 X false false false X 127889 86852 200220 135726 61895 612582 127889 86852 200220 135726 61895 612582 265699 346883 2477 2477 615059 578369 0.56400 0.00000 X RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED RESTRICTED 50375 11333 39042 39042 true Financial aid fee waivers 177 36651 FMV program fee waivers Part I line 2 The organization offers direct financial aid to its youth participants Part I line 2 in the form of partial or full program fee waivers The majority of this Part I line 2 aid is provided via its schoolbased programs which are free to all Part I line 2 youth participants Direct financial aid provided via other programs is Part I line 2 currently awarded to all who request it on time following FLYRS Part I line 2 guidelines The Board staff are eligible for fee waivers and discounts Part I line 2 for their children see Schedule L for more information DIRECTORSSTAFF Directors/staff 869 fee waivers retention JAMES BAILEY III current Board director 5241 products/services false IV, Line 1 see Schedule O III, Line 1 As a benefit to staff & III, Line 1 the Board, the Board & III, Line 1 Executive Director III, Line 1 formerly approved the III, Line 1 waiver of program fees III, Line 1 for their children. Staff III, Line 1 are compensated below III, Line 1 market value (& no III, Line 1 benefits); Board members III, Line 1 serve as volunteers. III, Line 1 See Schedule I for more III, Line 1 information. Part VI Line 2 Angela Castagno, Board Secretary is the spouse of Tyler Nelson, Executive Part VI Line 2 Director (& Founder) until he retired in November 2024. Part VI Line 8a Written minutes are kept of each Board & related meeting. Part VI Line 11b The 990 is drafted by an outside accountant, then reviewed in detail by the Part VI Line 11b Executive Director (the basic daily bookkeeper),then reviewed by the Board Part VI Line 12c The policy & disclosure is reviewed annually by the Board; any conflicts Part VI Line 12c are documented in the meeting minutes. Part VI Line 15a or b Annual ED compensation review, market comps, review of budget constraints, Part VI Line 15a or b and final approval of compensation by Board (who are all volunteers). Part VI Line 18 Available upon request and at Guidestar/Candid online. Part VI Line 19 Available upon request. Part IX Line 11g Coaching fees Total expenses - $53740.00 Program service expenses - $53740.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Coaching fees inkind Total expenses - $6558.00 Program service expenses - $6558.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Coach training Total expenses - $1115.00 Program service expenses - $1115.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Trail maintenance inkind Total expenses - $800.00 Program service expenses - $800.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Background checks Total expenses - $393.00 Program service expenses - $393.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $0.00 Fundraising expenses - $0.00 Part IX Line 11g Payroll service fees Total expenses - $760.00 Program service expenses - $614.00 Mgmt and general expenses - $66.00 Fundraising expenses - $80.00 Sch L, IV, Line 1 James Bailey III, a current member of the Board of Directors, is the owner Sch L, IV, Line 1 of Flagstaff Bicycle Revolution. During 2024, the organization purchased Sch L, IV, Line 1 $5241 of bikes, parts and repair services from the shop. Management & the Sch L, IV, Line 1 Board believes these transactions were at or below fair market value. 990 III, Line 4a (continued from 990, p2) the Arizona Interscholastic Cycling League (AICL) 990 III, Line 4a during the Fall season. 990 III, Line 4a Additionally, FLYRS offers scholarships in all of its programs & reserves a 990 III, Line 4a specific number of scholarship positions in each program, in order to 990 III, Line 4a increase access to cycling for all youth. All school-based programs are 990 III, Line 4a free of charge to participants. In 2024, FLYRS provided scholarships (by 990 III, Line 4a way of waived program fees) to 177 youth for a total of $36,651 in 990 III, Line 4a financial aid awarded. FLYRS also purchased $9,646 of equipment for free 990 III, Line 4a programming, consisting of 9 bikes & 9 helmets.