Recreation & Sports
Fremont Archery Inc
FREMONT, NE
Total revenue
$50K
Total expenses
$15K
Net assets
$35K
Grants received
$34K
1 grants
EIN
881446557
Tax year
2022
Mission
Fremont Archery is organized to gear all activities toward educating the public about the complete sport of archery, its impact on the physical and mental health of participants and the possibility of further improvement through competition. To this end, certified instructors and required equipment for both beginner and advanced archery classes is provided. All aspects of archery are promoted to anyone without discrimination by teaching and providing opportunities to learn and compete at all levels and promote safe, ethical bowhunting.
Programs
2 programs
Four 7-week beginner classes and two 10-week advanced classes were held. Beginner classes teach the basics of safety and form and shoot at 7 yards; both adults and youth participate at minimal expense and equipment is available for all if needed. Handicapped scoring insures the most improved participants receive trophies and everyone gets a medal. 57 archers participated in beginner classes. Advances classes are associated with United State Archery Association's Junior Olympic Archery Development program. Both youth and adults participate and earn Achievement Pins as they progress up the scoring scale. Archers shoot at 20 yards, which is the standard for competition. 21 youth and 14 adults participated. Advanced class fee is minimal and equipment is available if needed.
Two indoor leagues and two outdoor leagues were held for ten weeks each at the indoor range. One indoor league used NFAA blue & white paper targets, and one indoor league used USAA multi-colored paper targets. Two teenagers and 19 adults competed. Two outdoor leagues were held in the spring and summer at Camp Calvin Crest for ten weeks each. Archers competed at distances of 40-. 50-, and60-yards at 120cm USAA multi-colored targets which are larger than indoor targets making this similar to Olympic competitions. Twenty participated. Note that all classes, tournaments and leagues are open to the general public.
Financials
FY 2022
Revenue
Expenses
People
7 listed
Darryl Johannssen
President
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5 hrs/wk
Kevin Hernes
Vice President
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1 hrs/wk
Carrie Miller
Secretary
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2 hrs/wk
Christine Johannesen
Treasurer
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6 hrs/wk
Michael Fricke
Director at Large
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3 hrs/wk
David Kerschinske
Director at Large
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2 hrs/wk
Brad Johannesen
Director at Large
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5 hrs/wk
Grants received
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$34K from 1 funder · 1 grant · 2022
$34K · 1 grant · 2022