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FRAM CQ · TORRANCE, CA · PUBLIC FINANCIAL RECORD, FORM 990

FRAM SC.

A field report on Fram CQ — the competitive arm of a South Bay club that traces to 1964, now in the Girls Academy Southwest — built from thirteen years of its own Form 990 filings, fiscal years ending April 2011 through April 2023.

$2.7M rev. (FY2023) Near all-volunteer Two Fram nonprofits
Legal entity
Fram CQ
Entity type
CA nonprofit, 501(c)(3)
Tax-exempt since
May 2004
EIN
02-0688337
President (FY2023)
Patrick Sullivan
Related entity
Sports Klubben Fram Soccer Inc (EIN 33-0663998)
A volunteer club

Across thirteen filed years, Fram CQ's board has taken essentially nothing — the only compensation on record is a $6,600 payment to the treasurer in FY2023. No six-figure staff appears in the summary data.

Two entities, one name

“Fram” files under two separate EINs: Fram CQ (the competitive club on this page) and Sports Klubben Fram Soccer Inc, a smaller entity that files a 990-EZ with about $110K of annual revenue. They share the Torrance / Manhattan Beach base and the 1964-founded club history.

01 Thirteen years of filings

Revenue & expense,
FY2011–FY2023.

Revenue sat near $1.5M for most of the 2010s, dipped in the pandemic years, then jumped to $2.74M in FYE April 2023. Like several South Bay clubs in this project, Fram CQ books nearly all of that as contributions rather than program service revenue.

Most recent filing — FYE April 2023 Filed July 15, 2025
Total Revenue
$2.74M
up 61% from FY2022
Total Expenses
$2.18M
only $6.6K in officer/staff pay all year
Net Income
+$557.7K
the largest surplus on record
Net Assets
$833.4K
up from $271K a year earlier
Total revenue
Total expenses
Fiscal year label = year the fiscal year ends (FYE is April). No FY2024 or FY2025 return has been filed yet as of this writing. Source: IRS Form 990, EIN 02-0688337, via ProPublica Nonprofit Explorer.
A debt that came and went

Fram CQ carried six-figure liabilities through most of FY2015–FY2022, peaking at $614K in FY2022 — unusual for a club this size — then reported them down to $27K by FYE April 2023.

The filing lag

The FY2023 return was filed in July 2025, more than two years after the fiscal year closed. Returns before FY2014 exist only as older PDFs with no extracted data.

02 The two Fram entities

One club,
two tax IDs.

Both are small California soccer nonprofits registered to the same South Bay club. Neither has a for-profit sibling company on record.

Fram CQ
Torrance, CA · 501(c)(3) · EIN 02-0688337
Tax-exempt since
May 2004
Filing
Full Form 990
FY2023 revenue
$2.74M

The competitive club — the entity that carries the Girls Academy program. Its board is volunteer; the only paid line in the record is a $6,600 treasurer payment in FY2023.

Sports Klubben Fram Soccer Inc
Manhattan Beach, CA · 501(c)(3) · EIN 33-0663998
Tax-exempt since
February 1996
Filing
Form 990-EZ
Recent revenue
~$110K–$117K a year

The older, smaller entity — “Sports Klubben Fram” is the club's Scandinavian-heritage name. It files a short-form 990-EZ, reports zero officer compensation, and carries no debt. Its exact operating relationship to Fram CQ is not spelled out in either filing.

03 Officers & key employees

Volunteer board,
one small stipend.

Every officer Fram CQ lists reports $0, with one exception: the FY2023 treasurer, at $6,600. No key employees appear in the summary data.

04 Fram CQ, full ledger

Year by year.

Fiscal YearRevenueExpensesNet Income Officer CompOther SalariesTotal AssetsTotal Liab.Net Assets
A per-year “other salaries” figure is not broken out in the summary data. Source: IRS Form 990, EIN 02-0688337.