Diseases & Disorders (G12) IRS Verified DX Registered 990 on File

CRUISING TO COMBAT PTSD INC

EIN: 85-1609969 · BURLINGTON, KY 41005-9601 · United States · FY 2024 Data

3 out of 5 43 / 100 Based on 2+ years of filings

Financial strength (30%) 68/100

Reliability (20%) 45/100

Effectiveness (25%) 53/100

Impact (25%) No data yet

Financial data: FY 2024 · Scored 9/13/2026

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Mission Statement

Cruising to Combat PTSD's mission is to advocate for our brothers and sisters suffering from PTSD (veterans, 1st responders, and others) to get the support, help and care they deserve. The President and founder of Cruising to Combat PTSD, George Rechtin, is a small business owner in Burlington, KY with strong roots and ties to the military and first responders. Many of his family members have served, including his grandfathers, uncles, cousins and his brother, Bill Rechtin. George lost his brother in 2014 and has been looking to find a way to carry on Bill's legacy and help veterans like him.

Financial Overview — FY 2024

$5K

Total Revenue

$5K

Total Expenses

$4K

Net Assets

N/A

Employees

Revenue Sources

Expense Breakdown

Program Expense Ratio 67.8%

Fundraising Efficiency N/A

Operating Reserve 8.90x

Liability-to-Asset 0.0%

Revenue Diversification 95.4%

Compared with Peers

FY 2024

Compared with 1,426 similar organizations (United States, Diseases & Disorders, under $100K in expenses), FY 2024.

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	67.8%	80.0%	P10P90	Below median
Operating reserve Months of expenses covered by net assets · higher is better	8.9 mo	23.3 mo	P10P90	Below median
Liabilities to assets Total liabilities / total assets · lower is better	0.0%	0.0%	P10P90	Top quarter
Revenue concentration Share of revenue from the largest source · lower is better	95.4%	99.5%	P10P90	Above median
Revenue growth Year over year revenue growth	-48.1%	-0.4%	P10P90
Expense growth Year over year expense growth	-34.5%	0.4%	P10P90
Surplus margin Surplus as a share of revenue	-14.7%	8.6%	P10P90

Financial History

Year	Revenue	Expenses	Net Assets	Program %	Staff
2024	$5K	$5K	$4K	67.8%	—
2023	$9K	$8K	$5K	90.0%	—
2022	$13K	$14K	$4K	84.7%	—

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Organization Details

EIN: 85-1609969
State: KY
City: BURLINGTON
ZIP: 41005-9601
Classification: G12
Category: Diseases & Disorders
Rating: 3★
Coverage: A
Last Updated: Aug 2026
IRS Ruling Year: 2019
Form 990: On File

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