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SUN CITY GRAND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
SURPRISE, AZ · EIN 860832131 · Form 990 · FY2021 · NTEE L50 · Housing & Shelter · Large ($10M-$50M) · www.suncitygrand.com
revenue
$26.9M
expenses
$26.6M
net assets
$32.5M
employees
350
volunteers
250
program ratio
83%
mission · from form 990

SUN CITY GRAND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION, INC. HAS BEEN FORMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF OWNING, OPERATING, MAINTAINING, AND PRESERVING FACILITIES WHICH ENHANCE THE RECREATIONAL, SOCIAL, AND LEISURE INTERESTS OF THE ASSOCIATION AND THE SURROUNDING COMMUNITY.

profile · synthesized from sources

SUN CITY GRAND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION operates The Grand, a 55+ active adult community in Surprise, Arizona. It provides extensive amenities and activities, including golf courses, fitness centers, pools, clubs, and various recreational facilities, to enhance the lifestyle of its residents.

named programs · 26 · from sources

what they call their work

Billiards Room
A billiards room for residents.
Bocce Ball Courts
Access to 8 bocce ball courts.
Championship Golf
Access to four championship golf courses for members of The Grand community
Chartered Clubs & Interest Groups
65+ resident-led clubs and social groups fostering connection and shared interests
Clubs & Interest Groups
Over 65 chartered clubs and interest groups for residents to join.
Community Events
Regular events including theater productions, concerts, art exhibits, movie nights, and open-air markets
Creative Arts Studios
Six studio spaces for art, clay, glass, photography, stitching, and woodworking
Day Spa
An on-site day spa.
Dog Park Areas
Two dog park areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.
Fishing Lake
A fishing lake for residents.
Fitness & Wellness
Includes 100+ monthly group fitness classes, two fitness centers, indoor walking track, and a day spa
Fitness Centers
Two fitness centers for resident use.
Grand Learning
Enrichment program offering over 75 courses per semester for residents
Grand Learning Enrichment Courses
Over 75 enrichment courses offered per semester.
Group Fitness Classes
Over 100 monthly group fitness classes.
Indoor Air-Conditioned Walking Track
An indoor air-conditioned walking track.
Lawn Bowling Green
A lawn bowling green.
Outdoor Model Railroad Train Park
An outdoor model railroad train park.
Outdoor Trails
8 outdoor trails ranging from 0.5 to 4.7 miles.
Performing Arts Stages
Two performing arts stages, Sonoran Plaza Ballroom and Cimarron Club.
Pickleball Courts
Access to 22 pickleball courts.
Resort-Style Pools
Access to four community pools, including indoor and outdoor lap lanes and leisure pools, and three hot tubs.
Softball Stadium
A softball stadium.
Technology Rooms
Two fully equipped technology rooms.
Tennis Courts
Access to 11 tennis courts.
Veterans Monument
A veterans monument.
activities · 10 groups

what they do

  • Residential Community Recreation Management 15 activities
    • Day Spa Operation
      Operates 1 day spa for residents.
    • Day Spa Operation
      Operates 1 day spa for residents.
    • Fitness and Wellness Programs
      Offers over 100 group fitness classes per month and operates two fitness centers, an indoor air-conditioned walking track, and three hot tubs for member wellness.
    • Fitness and Wellness Programs
      Offers over 100 group fitness classes per month and operates two fitness centers, four community pools, three hot tubs, and an indoor air-conditioned walking track.
    • Fitness and Wellness Programs
      Offers over 100 group fitness classes per month and operates two fitness centers, four community pools, three hot tubs, and an indoor air-conditioned walking track.
    • Fitness and Wellness Programs
      Offers over 100 group fitness classes per month and operates two fitness centers, four community pools, three hot tubs, and an indoor air-conditioned walking track.
    • Outdoor Recreation and Parks
      Maintains 8 outdoor trails, 2 dog park areas, a fishing lake, and an outdoor model railroad train park.
    • Recreational Facilities Management
      Maintains a billiards room, a fishing lake, and an outdoor model railroad train park.
    • Recreational Facilities Management
      Maintains a billiards room, a fishing lake, and an outdoor model railroad train park.
    • Recreational Sports Facilities Management
      Maintains 22 pickleball courts, 11 tennis courts, 8 bocce ball courts, 1 lawn bowling green, and 1 softball stadium for resident use.
    • Specialty Recreation Facilities
      Operates a day spa, billiards room, fishing lake, and outdoor model railroad train park for resident enjoyment.
    • Sports Facilities Management
      Maintains 22 pickleball courts, 11 tennis courts, 8 bocce ball courts, 4 championship golf courses, 1 softball stadium, and 1 lawn bowling green.
    • Sports Facilities Management
      Maintains 22 pickleball courts, 11 tennis courts, 8 bocce ball courts, 4 championship golf courses, 1 lawn bowling green, and 1 softball stadium.
    • Sports Facilities Management
      Maintains and operates 22 pickleball courts, 11 tennis courts, 8 bocce ball courts, 4 championship golf courses, a softball stadium, and a lawn bowling green.
    • Swimming and Aquatic Facilities
      Operates 4 community pools with indoor and outdoor lap lanes and leisure pools.
  • Performing Arts Venue Operations 4 activities
    • Cultural and Public Events Programming
      Hosts public events including theater productions, concerts, art exhibits, movie nights, and open-air markets, utilizing two dedicated performing arts stages.
    • Public Event Hosting
      Hosts public events including theater productions, concerts, art exhibits, movie nights, and open-air markets, utilizing two performing arts stages.
    • Public Event Hosting
      Hosts public events including theater productions, concerts, art exhibits, movie nights, and open-air markets, utilizing two performing arts stages.
    • Public Events and Entertainment
      Hosts public events including theater productions, concerts, art exhibits, movie nights, and open-air markets, utilizing two performing arts stages.
  • Homeschool Enrichment Programs 4 activities
    • Educational and Enrichment Courses
      Provides over 75 enrichment courses per semester through Grand Learning.
    • Educational and Enrichment Courses
      Provides over 75 enrichment courses per semester through Grand Learning.
    • Educational and Enrichment Courses
      Provides over 75 enrichment courses per semester through Grand Learning.
    • Enrichment and Lifelong Learning
      Provides over 75 enrichment courses per semester through Grand Learning, supported by two fully equipped technology rooms.
  • Volunteer Club Support Network 3 activities
    • Clubs and Social Groups Support
      Supports over 65 chartered clubs and interest groups to foster community engagement.
    • Support for Chartered Clubs and Interest Groups
      Supports over 65 chartered clubs and interest groups within the community.
    • Support for Chartered Clubs and Interest Groups
      Supports over 65 chartered clubs and interest groups within the community.
  • Visitor & Resident Information Services 3 activities
    • Community Welcome and Orientation
      Operates a Welcome Center staffed by resident volunteers to orient first-time visitors to the community.
    • Community Welcome and Orientation
      Operates a Welcome Center staffed by resident volunteers to orient first-time visitors to the community.
    • Community Welcome and Orientation
      Operates a Welcome Center staffed by resident volunteers to orient first-time visitors to the community.
  • Ceramic & Mosaic Arts Instruction 3 activities
    • Creative Arts and Craft Studios
      Provides 6 creative studio spaces for art, clay, glass, photography, stitching, and woodworking.
    • Creative Studio Operations
      Operates 6 creative studio spaces for art, clay, glass, photography, stitching, and woodworking.
    • Creative Studio Operations
      Operates 6 creative studio spaces for art, clay, glass, photography, stitching, and woodworking.
  • On-Site Restaurant and Bar Operations 3 activities
    • Dining Services
      Operates 3 restaurants with bars, snack bars, and poolside service.
    • Food and Beverage Services
      Operates 3 restaurants with bars, snack bars, and poolside service.
    • Food and Beverage Services
      Operates 3 restaurants with bars, snack bars, and poolside service.
  • Trail Construction & Maintenance 3 activities
    • Outdoor Trails Maintenance
      Maintains 8 outdoor trails ranging from 0.5 to 4.7 miles in length.
    • Outdoor Trails Maintenance
      Maintains 8 outdoor trails ranging from 0.5 to 4.7 miles in length.
    • Outdoor Trails and Nature Access
      Maintains 8 outdoor trails ranging from 0.5 to 4.7 miles in length for walking and recreation.
  • Community Technology Center Access 2 activities
    • Technology Room Provision
      Provides 2 fully equipped technology rooms for community use.
    • Technology Room Provision
      Provides 2 fully equipped technology rooms for community use.
  • Uncategorized 10 activities
    • Day Spa Services
      Operates 1 day spa.
    • Dog Park Management
      Maintains 2 dog park areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.
    • Dog Parks
      Maintains 2 dog park areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.
    • Golf Course Operations
      Manages 4 championship golf courses as part of community recreational offerings.
    • Memorial and Community Landmarks
      Maintains a veterans monument as a community landmark and space for reflection.
    • Pet Park Management
      Maintains 2 dog park areas, one for large dogs and one for small dogs.
    • Support for Chartered Clubs and Interest Groups
      Supports over 65 chartered clubs and interest groups, providing facilities such as creative studio spaces, technology rooms, and a billiards room.
    • Veterans Monument Maintenance
      Maintains 1 veterans monument.
    • Veterans Monument Maintenance
      Maintains 1 veterans monument.
    • Veterans Monument Maintenance
      Maintains 1 veterans monument.
financials · form 990 · fy2021
revenue
Total revenue$26.91M
Contributions & grants$00%
Program service revenue$26.30M98%
Investment income$386K1%
Other revenue$223K
expenses
Total expenses$26.56M
Program expenses83%
Admin / overhead17%
Fundraising0%
Salaries & benefits$9.90M
Grants paid out$0
Largest expense lineCompensation
balance sheet
Total assets$71.98M
Cash$7.41M
Investments$36.89M
Liabilities$39.44M
Net assets$32.54M
Liquid reserves20.0 mo
2 years on record · 2020–2021 · YoY revenue +7.0%
leadership · form 990 part vii · fy2021

who runs it

paid leadership · 4
NameTitleHours/wkCompensation
W DAVID TWIGGS GENERAL MANAGER 40 $176K
JEFFREY HOCHMAN DIRECTOR OF GOLF OPERATIONS 40 $175K
DAVID BERGSTROM SUPERINTENDENT 40 $158K
DAVID REBER FINANCE MANAGER 40 $133K
board members · 10
  • ALAN MEYER — TREASURER
  • BARBARA MINICK — DIRECTOR (LEFT 9/30/2021)
  • CAROL WHITE — DIRECTOR
  • DON LOVE — PRESIDENT (LEFT 4/1/2021)
  • EARLE GREENBERG — PRESIDENT
  • EUGENE NEIGOFF — DIRECTOR (LEFT 4/1/2021)
  • RENEE MITCHELL — DIRECTOR
  • ROD RANKIN — DIRECTOR
  • STEPHANIE SLOGGET O'DELL — VICE PRESIDENT
  • STEVE BOWEN — SECRETARY