named programs · 5 · from sources
what they call their work
Club Ice Sessions
Private ice time reserved for FFSC members and guest skaters from other USFSA clubs, used for practice, coaching, and skill development in a less crowded environment.
Ice in the Pines
Annual open figure skating competition hosted by FFSC in Flagstaff, AZ, attracting regional and national participants across multiple levels and disciplines.
Learn to Skate Program
US Figure Skating-sanctioned group lessons offered weekly for all ages and abilities, focusing on foundational skating skills, confidence-building, and fun.
Safety Meetings
Required seasonal meetings for all skaters and parents of junior members to review on-ice rules, safety protocols, and club policies.
Testing Program
Structured program to help skaters advance through US Figure Skating's testing structure, supporting progression in moves, freestyle, dance, and other disciplines.
activities · 5 groups
what they do
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Figure Skating Instruction & Testing 6 activities
- Administers skater testing and advancement programsOperates a structured testing program to help skaters assess and advance their skills in accordance with recognized figure skating standards.
- Administers skating skill advancement programsOperates a formal testing program to help skaters advance through skill levels, supporting progression in technique and eligibility for higher-level competitions.
- Delivers Learn to Skate USA® group lessonsOffers Learn to Skate USA®-affiliated group skating lessons for all ages, including children, adults, aspiring figure skaters, and hockey players, with a focus on skill development, balance, and safety. These include weekly sessions held every Wednesday at 5:30 pm.
- Delivers Learn to Skate USA® group lessonsOffers Learn to Skate USA®-affiliated group lessons for all ages, including children, adults, aspiring figure skaters, and hockey players, with a focus on skill development, balance, and safety. These lessons are held weekly on Wednesdays at 5:30 pm.
- Provides figure skating instruction for all levelsOffers figure skating lessons for all ages and abilities, including private coaching and group classes that emphasize proper technique, safety, and enjoyment.
- Provides figure skating instruction for all levelsOffers figure skating lessons for individuals of all ages and skill levels, including private coaching and group classes that emphasize proper technique, safety, and enjoyment.
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Skating Club Membership Services 6 activities
- Enables guest participation from other USFSA clubsAllows skaters from other USFSA-affiliated clubs to participate in its sessions and special events after signing a waiver and purchasing ice time through the club’s online system, promoting broader access and inclusivity.
- Enables participation by non-local skatersAllows members of other USFSA-affiliated clubs to participate in its sessions and special events after signing a waiver and purchasing ice time through the club’s online system, promoting broader access to its programs.
- Facilitates member-only ice sessionsReserves private ice time for members, known as Club Ice, to ensure less crowded rinks and better access to practice time. These sessions are exclusive to members and require sign-up through the club’s system.
- Facilitates member-only ice sessionsReserves private ice time for club members, known as Club Ice, to ensure less crowded rinks and dedicated practice opportunities. These sessions are exclusive to members and support consistent training access.
- Supports member engagement in US Figure Skating programsProvides members with full access to US Figure Skating benefits, including participation in club activities, voting rights at general meetings, subscription to Skating magazine, access to the members-only section of USFSA.org, and eligibility to test and compete in sanctioned events.
- Supports member engagement in national skating programsProvides members with full access to US Figure Skating Association benefits, including participation in club activities, voting rights at general meetings, subscription to Skating magazine, access to USFSA.org member resources, and eligibility to test and compete in US Figure Skating sanctioned events.
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Figure Skating Competitions & Events 4 activities
- Hosts annual figure skating competitionOrganizes and hosts an annual open figure skating competition in Flagstaff, AZ, providing a formal competitive opportunity for skaters.
- Hosts annual figure skating competitionOrganizes and hosts an annual open figure skating competition in Flagstaff, AZ, providing a formal competitive opportunity for skaters.
- Organizes seasonal skating eventsPlans and runs special skating events such as "Ice in the Pines," held annually in Flagstaff, AZ, with the next event scheduled for September 11th–13th.
- Organizes seasonal skating eventsPlans and runs special skating events such as "Ice in the Pines" in Flagstaff, AZ, scheduled annually (e.g., September 11th–13th), offering structured programming and participation opportunities for skaters.
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Needs-Based Educational Financial Aid 2 activities
- Encourages volunteerism with ice fee incentivesOffers ice fee credits to members who volunteer: $40 for four hours and $80 for eight hours within a month, with a maximum monthly credit of $80, to promote community involvement.
- Offers volunteer incentive program for ice feesProvides financial incentives for member volunteering, offering $40 in ice fee credit for four hours of service and $80 for eight hours within a month, with a maximum monthly credit of $80.
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Youth Safety Screening & Training 2 activities
- Ensures a safe skating environment through mandatory safety protocolsRequires all skaters to attend at least one safety meeting per season, typically held in September, with additional meetings conducted by coaches for new students and mandatory attendance for parents of junior members. Safety is reinforced through club policies and coaching practices.
- Ensures safe skating environment through mandatory safety protocolsRequires all skaters to attend at least one safety meeting per season, typically held in September, with additional meetings conducted by coaches for new students. Parents of junior members are also required to attend, reinforcing a safe, harassment-free environment.
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financials · form 990EZ · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$42K
Contributions & grants$3651%
Program service revenue——
Investment income$20%
Other revenue$35K
expenses
Total expenses$46K
Program expenses—
Admin / overhead—
Fundraising—
Salaries & benefits—
Grants paid out—
balance sheet
Total assets$15K
Cash—
Investments—
Liabilities—
Net assets$15K
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue +89.4%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021
who runs it
board members · 1
- TRALEIGH BABBITT — LEARN TO SKATE DIRECTOR
relationships · 9
who they work with
- Compete USA Partner — References Compete USA competition requirements for its events.
- EntryEeze Partner — Uses EntryEeze as its online membership system for new and renewing members.
- Jay Lively Ice Arena Partner — Is a LiveBarn Venue at Jay Lively Ice Arena, allowing events to be viewed live and on demand.
- Learn to Skate USA Network — Offers group lessons certified under the Learn to Skate USA® program.
- LiveBarn Partner — Uses LiveBarn as a subscription service to allow members, family, and friends to view club events live and on demand with a private code.
- U.S. Figure Skating Network — Member organization operating under the rules and oversight of U.S. Figure Skating.
- US Figure Skating Partner — All FFSC members are also members of US Figure Skating, allowing them to participate in sanctioned events and access USFSA resources.
- USFSA Partner — Allows members of other USFSA clubs to participate in its sessions and special events.
- USFSA Partner — References USFSA competition program requirements for its events.