Globe highlights NEFC and FC Stars

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Article talking a bit about these "non-profit" clubs and their 6 and 4 teams, respectively, heading to the NPL tournaments in Indiana.

http://www.bostonglobe.com/sports/20...N5M/story.html

I almost choked when I read that NEFC has 145 teams and Stars has 85.

What a business.

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And NEFC has a Metro South region? Um, naw that pretty much folded three years ago with the mass exodus of coaches and players. They've got South Coast, but it's not much to brag about.

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And NEFC has a Metro South region? Um, naw that pretty much folded three years ago with the mass exodus of coaches and players. They've got South Coast, but it's not much to brag about.

Actually they now have Metro South and Southeast. Southcoast and RI merged and is actually one of their stronger regions in many age groups. But don't let facts get in the way of a good agenda pal.

Its nice write up for both clubs.

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Actually they now have Metro South and Southeast. Southcoast and RI merged and is actually one of their stronger regions in many age groups. But don't let facts get in the way of a good agenda pal.

Its nice write up for both clubs.

Thanks, buddy.

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Thanks, buddy.

You're welcome.

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but it's not much to brag about.

The irony of that statement is almost as rich as the clubs thanks to the 200+ teams between them fleecing parents.

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And NEFC has a Metro South region? Um, naw that pretty much folded three years ago with the mass exodus of coaches and players. They've got South Coast, but it's not much to brag about.

Did Stars count their North teams? Nah, that pretty much blew up twice in two years and now is completely gone.

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It all depends what team your child is on; No. 1 or Nos. 85/145.

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As tax exempt entities, certain financial information is a matter of public record. Compensation reported to certain officers and directors for the fiscal year ended 6/30/13 for NEFC is as follows:

Name, Average Estimated hours per week, compensation, title

(1) BRIAN MAZAR 15 0 PRESIDENT
(2) BRIAN WALSH 2.5 0 INTERIM SECRETARY
(3) DEBORAH SCHREIBER 38 52,500 TREASURER/ REGISTRAR
(4) JAMES MCKINLEY 2 0 INTERIM VICE PRESIDENT
(5) STEVE ARNOLD 3 5,500 DIRECTOR
(6) MICHAEL EIDMANN 4 10,231 DIRECTOR
(7) CHRISTIAN BATTAGLIA 31 72,295 DIRECTOR
(8) PAT MARINO 38 60,400 DIRECTOR
(9) DAVID WAHL 20 32,762 DIRECTOR
(10) CINDY KARACAOGLU 5 3,750 DIRECTOR
(11) ED KELLY 20 46,000 DIRECTOR
(12) CHRIS HAMBLIN 36 84,250 DIRECTOR
(13) TOM GOODMAN 27.5 63,752 DIRECTOR

There are also some reported business transactions with "interested" persons:

TOM TEAGUER FORMER CLUB DIRECTOR
$408,428 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS AN
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
SOCCER FACILITY FOR FIELD
TIME. THE FORMER CLUB
DIRECTOR IS A MEMBER OF
THE LLC WHICH OWNS THE
SOCCER FACILITY

BRIAN MAZAR PRESIDENT
$317,291 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS AN
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
SOCCER FACILITY FOR FIELD
TIME. THE PRESIDENT IS AN
INVESTOR IN THE LLC THAT
OWNS SOCCER FACILITIES

CHRIS HAMBLIN DIRECTOR
$28,875 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS
FEES TO A SOCCER LEAGUE
IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE.
THE DIRECTOR IS THE
BROTHER OF THE SOCCER
LEAGUE'S PRESIDENT

They made over $400,00 that year:
Revenue: 2,973,918
Expenses: 2,573,842
Excess: 400,076

Wow, what a "nonprofit"!

NH (not Heiny)

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OMG!

I thought NEFC was bad. The Dewhursts are absolute pigs to take what they are from a nonprofit!

For 6/30/2014:

Jason: $175,089 in w-2, plus $38,206 in other comp
Sarah: $75,159 plus $8067 in other comp

NH

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OMG!

I thought NEFC was bad. The Dewhursts are absolute pigs to take what they are from a nonprofit!

For 6/30/2014:

Jason: $175,089 in w-2, plus $38,206 in other comp
Sarah: $75,159 plus $8067 in other comp

NH

It should also be noted that they bought the Lancaster land through a for profit LLC. The nonprofit is paying rent to the for profit LLC for the use of the land. Interesting...

NH

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OMG!

I thought NEFC was bad. The Dewhursts are absolute pigs to take what they are from a nonprofit!

For 6/30/2014:

Jason: $175,089 in w-2, plus $38,206 in other comp
Sarah: $75,159 plus $8067 in other comp

NH

That's disgusting!

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As tax exempt entities, certain financial information is a matter of public record. Compensation reported to certain officers and directors for the fiscal year ended 6/30/13 for NEFC is as follows:

Name, Average Estimated hours per week, compensation, title

(1) BRIAN MAZAR 15 0 PRESIDENT
(2) BRIAN WALSH 2.5 0 INTERIM SECRETARY
(3) DEBORAH SCHREIBER 38 52,500 TREASURER/ REGISTRAR
(4) JAMES MCKINLEY 2 0 INTERIM VICE PRESIDENT
(5) STEVE ARNOLD 3 5,500 DIRECTOR
(6) MICHAEL EIDMANN 4 10,231 DIRECTOR
(7) CHRISTIAN BATTAGLIA 31 72,295 DIRECTOR
(8) PAT MARINO 38 60,400 DIRECTOR
(9) DAVID WAHL 20 32,762 DIRECTOR
(10) CINDY KARACAOGLU 5 3,750 DIRECTOR
(11) ED KELLY 20 46,000 DIRECTOR
(12) CHRIS HAMBLIN 36 84,250 DIRECTOR
(13) TOM GOODMAN 27.5 63,752 DIRECTOR

There are also some reported business transactions with "interested" persons:

TOM TEAGUER FORMER CLUB DIRECTOR
$408,428 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS AN
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
SOCCER FACILITY FOR FIELD
TIME. THE FORMER CLUB
DIRECTOR IS A MEMBER OF
THE LLC WHICH OWNS THE
SOCCER FACILITY

BRIAN MAZAR PRESIDENT
$317,291 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS AN
INDOOR AND OUTDOOR
SOCCER FACILITY FOR FIELD
TIME. THE PRESIDENT IS AN
INVESTOR IN THE LLC THAT
OWNS SOCCER FACILITIES

CHRIS HAMBLIN DIRECTOR
$28,875 THE ORGANIZATION PAYS
FEES TO A SOCCER LEAGUE
IN ORDER TO PARTICIPATE.
THE DIRECTOR IS THE
BROTHER OF THE SOCCER
LEAGUE'S PRESIDENT

They made over $400,00 that year:
Revenue: 2,973,918
Expenses: 2,573,842
Excess: 400,076

Wow, what a "nonprofit"!

NH (not Heiny)

The NFL was also a non-profit until a few months ago. They mad a bit more than $400,000.

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That's disgusting!

That's good business.

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The NFL was also a non-profit until a few months ago. They mad a bit more than $400,000.

The NFL was a "trade association", and exempt from income tax under IRC section 501(c)(6). It was never a "non-profit" charity under IRC section 501(c)(3), as both NEFC and Stars are. To qualify as a 501(c) (3) there is not supposed to be any substantial net earnings which benefits any individual.