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LIONS CAMP TATIYEE INC

Lakeside, AZ · EIN 866052371 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE N20Z · Recreation & Sports · Small ($100K-$1M) · www.camptatiyee.org
revenue
$590K
expenses
$564K
net assets
$635K
employees
0
volunteers
50
program ratio
92%
mission · from form 990

To provide a camping experience for physically and or mentally challenged individuals among their peers that encourages independence and self confidence.

profile · synthesized from sources

Lions Camp Tatiyee provides free, life-changing summer camp experiences for individuals with special needs in Arizona. The camp offers eight one-week sessions tailored to different age groups and challenges, focusing on promoting emotional health, independence, self-esteem, and confidence through accessible adventure and educational programs.

named programs · 11 · from sources

what they call their work

Adventure Programs
Fun, accessible, and physical activities including waterslides and mudpits, designed to provide a classic camp experience.
Archery Program
Opportunity for campers to learn and practice archery on a professional range with certified teachers, building confidence and independence.
Campfire
Traditional campfire activities for campers.
Cooking
A program where campers can learn and participate in cooking activities.
Cultural Arts Program
A creative outlet for self-expression, allowing campers to create physical keepsakes.
Dance
A program offering campers the opportunity to participate in dance activities.
Go-Kart Program
An accessible and exhilarating activity allowing campers to experience the thrill of racing.
Kayaking
A program offering kayaking activities for campers.
Science Program
Educational enrichment program providing hands-on experience in chemistry, biology, and geology.
Talent Show
An event where campers can showcase their talents.
Yoga
A program offering yoga sessions for campers.
activities · 2 clusters

what they do

  • Adapted Camp Sessions for Youth with Disabilities 3 activities
    • Free Summer Camp for Special Needs Youth and Adults
      Operates the only free summer camp in Arizona dedicated to enhancing the emotional and mental well-being of special needs youth and adults, serving over 400 campers annually. The camp provides 6-day, 5-night sessions with structured recreational and educational programs, including hiking, fishing, swimming, art, and archery, tailored to various disabilities.
    • Free summer camp program for youth and adults with special needs
      Operates eight one-week, 6-day/5-night summer camp sessions annually for individuals with intellectual, developmental, physical, and learning disabilities, including conditions such as Down syndrome, ASD, cerebral palsy, ADHD, and hearing impairments. The program serves close to 600 campers per season at full capacity, offering free attendance to all participants.
    • On-site camp facilities and accessibility programs
      Operates permanent camp facilities including dormitories, dining hall, recreation hall, art room, nature trails, infirmary, sports fields, sensory therapy room, and an accessible Go-Kart program. Facilities support 24-hour care with trained dorm counselors assisting campers in daily living activities and nursing staff present during meals for medical support.
  • Outdoor STEM & Team Building Programs 1 activity
    • Structured recreational, educational, and therapeutic activities
      Provides a wide range of structured programs including hiking, fishing, swimming, archery (led by certified instructors), science enrichment in chemistry, biology, and geology, cultural arts, dance, talent shows, yoga, campfires, cooking, kayaking, and adventure activities like waterslides and mudpits. Programs are designed to enhance independence, confidence, happiness, and creative self-expression.
financials · form 990 · fy2021

the money

revenue
Total revenue$590K
Contributions & grants$538K91%
Program service revenue$00%
Investment income$52K9%
Other revenue$0
expenses
Total expenses$564K
Program expenses92%
Admin / overhead4%
Fundraising4%
Salaries & benefits$230K
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$785K
Cash$218K
Investments$0
Liabilities$150K
Net assets$635K
Liquid reserves4.6 mo
3 years on record · 2019–2021 · YoY revenue +46.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

board members · 11
  • Bill Menard — 21 S Vice President
  • Brian Woloshin — Director
  • Carolyn Stewart — 21 N Vice President
  • Hans Groot — Director
  • John Bliss — Director
  • Kathleen King — Immediate Past President
  • Nan Rutkowski — Secretary
  • Richard Page — President
  • Sherman McCutcheon — Treasurer
  • Stephen Ravenkamp — Director
  • Theresa Callaway — Director
relationships · 44

who they work with

  • Arizona Lions Clubs Funder — Supports the camp's ability to offer free services.
  • Arizona Lions Clubs Partner — Supporter providing funding and community resources to enable free camp access.
  • Biltmore Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Chandler Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Chandler Sunbird Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Charlie Piermarini, PA-C, MSPAS, MS, MPH, CHC Partner — Board member and CEO and Founder at Restorative CBD
  • Cochise Stronghold Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Colten Colwell Foundation Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Cox Charities Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Del E. Webb Foundation Partner — Supports the provision of free camp experiences for campers.
  • Desert Diamond Casino Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Dupage Community Foundation Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Flagstaff Noon Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Global Credit Union Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Globe Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Holbrook Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • John F. Long Foundation Funder — Donor supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Kingman Mohave Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Lake Havasu City Daybreakers Lions Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Laveen Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Lions Clubs of Arizona Partner — Statewide network of Lions Clubs that supports the construction, maintenance, and operation of Camp Tatiyee.
  • Maricopa Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Mesa Fountain of the Sun Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Mesa Leisure World Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Mesa Thunderbird Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Overgaard Ponderosa Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Payson Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Peoria Pioneer Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Peoria Westbrook Village Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
  • Phoenix Midtown Lions Club Partner — Lions Club supporting Camp Tatiyee
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