Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What is the “The Village Club & Preserve”? Who are the directors?

The Village Club & Preserve is a 501(c)3 non-profit entity, registered in the state of Florida. Its five directors are Krista Singleton (president), Cynthia Hale (vice president),  Todd Rosenhaus (treasurer), Kristy Roman (secretary),  and Sue Andersen (director).  The Village Club & Preserve received their 501(c)3 tax-exempt determination letter from the IRS in September 2018. We have four mission focused areas that provide programming on the property--centered on athletics, education, partnership with other local non-profits, and providing membership opportunities for others to enjoy our grounds.

Who manages The Village Club & Preserve (VCP)?

The VCP is overseen by a volunteer board of directors and Executive Director Krista Singleton. Our community is rich with talent and many have stepped forward since the VCP's inception to offer their expertise. Our operations are aided by a number of key volunteer committees--programming, continuing education, social, volunteer, events,  membership, and fundraising.

Who is able to access The Village Club & Preserve property?

Our members, coined “Friends of the Village" have access to the grounds and facilities within operating hours and have full-view to any calendar of events and/or lessons. Many of our programs and classes are open to the general public for a fee--see the event calendar for details.

Will my donation be tax deductible?

We are a Florida non-profit, 501(c)3 tax-exempt organization. General donations, a member's initial donation and a portion of monthly dues may be treated as tax-deductible (consult with your tax advisor). 

What does the property look like? What amenities does it have?

We encourage potential members to come visit on a tour (click here to register). We currently have two pools, a hot tub, fitness trail, dog park, basketball/multi-sport court, beach volleyball, playing fields, a 1,600 sq/ft open-air pavilion, 2,300 sq/ft clubhouse and bathroom facilities.

Who can make donations and become a member?
Anyone! Residents of the West Villages and Crane Creek, as well as the surrounding Treasure Coast community, are able to become members by making a one-time capital campaign donation and pledging ongoing dues (currently $50/month). See "How to Give" for more detail.