Recreation & Sports (N11) IRS Verified DX Registered 990 on File

WESTLAKE HIGH SCHOOL BASEBALL BOOSTERS CLUB

EIN: 26-1096493 · THOUSAND OAKS, CA 91362-6622 · United States · FY 2025 Data

3 out of 5 45 / 100 Based on 2+ years of filings

Financial strength (30%) 66/100

Reliability (20%) 50/100

Effectiveness (25%) 63/100

Impact (25%) No data yet

Financial data: FY 2025 · Scored 9/13/2026

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Mission Statement

Westlake High School Baseball empowers student-athletes to excel both on and off the field, cultivating skills that extend far beyond the baseball diamond. Our mission-driven program develops exceptional student-athletes through high-level training and mentorship, producing top-tier athletes who excel in college, professional leagues, and beyond.

Financial Overview — FY 2025

$129K

Total Revenue

$125K

Total Expenses

$59K

Net Assets

N/A

Employees

Revenue Sources

Expense Breakdown

Program Expense Ratio 89.4%

Fundraising Efficiency 66.5%

Operating Reserve 5.64x

Liability-to-Asset N/A

Revenue Diversification 85.1%

Compared with Peers

FY 2025

Compared with 5,798 similar organizations (United States, Recreation & Sports, $100K–$1M in expenses), FY 2025.

This organization Middle half of peers (P25–P75) Peer median

Ratio	This org	Peer median	Position (P10 → P90)
Program expense ratio Program expenses / total expenses · higher is better	89.4%	95.2%	P10P90	Below median
Fundraising efficiency Fundraising expenses / gross fundraising income · lower is better	66.5%	0.0%	P10P90	Bottom quarter
Operating reserve Months of expenses covered by net assets · higher is better	5.6 mo	6.3 mo	P10P90	Below median
Revenue concentration Share of revenue from the largest source · lower is better	85.1%	89.4%	P10P90	Above median
Revenue growth Year over year revenue growth	67.7%	6.1%	P10P90
Expense growth Year over year expense growth	76.6%	7.6%	P10P90
Surplus margin Surplus as a share of revenue	3.1%	2.8%	P10P90

Financial History

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Net Assets	Program %	Staff
2025	$129K	$125K	$59K	89.4%	—
2024	$77K	$71K	$55K	87.0%	—
2023	$73K	$67K	$49K	74.0%	—
2022	$73K	$67K	$49K	74.0%	—

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Organization Details

EIN: 26-1096493
State: CA
City: THOUSAND OAKS
ZIP: 91362-6622
Classification: N11
Category: Recreation & Sports
Rating: 3★
Coverage: A
Last Updated: Aug 2026
IRS Ruling Year: 1978
Foundation Code: 16
Form 990: On File

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