FV Sportfreunde Altshausen

What FV Sportfreunde Altshausen does

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen 1909 e.V. (FVA) is a registered non-profit German football club (eingetragener Verein) founded in May 1909 and headquartered at Blönrieder Straße 4, 88361 Altshausen, in the Oberschwaben region of Baden-Württemberg. The club organises competitive and recreational football across all age groups — eleven youth teams (Bambini through A-Jugend, ~186 youth players), three active adult sides in the Kreisliga A/B, an Alte-Herren (AH) veterans team, and a mixed-gender aerobic section — under a Spielgemeinschaft with neighbouring SV Ebenweiler known as SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler.

Operations are entirely volunteer-driven: 39 trainers and two youth coordinators (Jugendkoordinatoren) run the youth programme alongside committee members, referees, and event organisers. Core infrastructure includes the main sports ground, a 2019-built Hampel-sponsored Hamcos-Arena mini-pitch, a clubhouse (Sportheim) and youth room, all maintained with support from Gemeinde Altshausen. Annual signature events include the Dorfcup (now in its 26th edition), the joint Sportlerball with TSV Altshausen (first held in the new Postsaal in 2025), the Intratec-sponsored youth camp (IntraTec-Jugendcamp), and a youth zeltlager.

The revenue model is a non-profit membership model: annual membership dues (revised upward unanimously at the 8 May 2026 AGM), supplemented by local business sponsorship (Fa. Kappler, Intratec, Hampel, Edeka-Leber, Jako), match-day canteen and event revenue, and merchandise sales via the FVA Shop on the Jako platform. Distribution is direct at the Altshausen sports ground and via the Jako e-commerce storefront, with no commercial sales motion. Marketing is community-led through fva09.de, the Fussball.de match platform, local press, printed Stadionhefte, and contracted event photography from Molet Fotografie.

Name

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen

Legal name

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen 1909 e.V.

Website

https://fva09.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1909

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

101–250 employees

Short description

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen 1909 e.V. is a non-profit German football club founded in 1909 in Altshausen, Baden-Württemberg, serving ~580 members across youth, adult, senior, and aerobic sections through the SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler playing community, funded by membership dues, local sponsorships, events, and merchandise.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Amateur Football Club

NAICS

Fitness and Recreational Sports Centers (713940), Civic and Social Organizations (813410), Sports and Recreation Instruction (61162)

SIC

Services-Membership Sports & Recreation Clubs (7997)

akta.pro primary industry

Local Amateur Clubs & Community Sports Organizations (MPAKACAE)

akta.pro secondary industry

Youth & Scholastic Sports Organizations (K–12, AAU, Club Leagues) (MPAKACAF)

Keywords

• Youth football development
• Amateur football club
• Community athletics programs
• Recreational sports club
• Grassroots football training

Headquarters

HQ city

Altshausen

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales, Others

Revenue model

1. Membership Dues: Annual membership fees from approximately 580 members across multiple categories (youth, adults, seniors, families, aerobic group). Following 2026 fee adjustment: youth/students €60, active adults €80, passive adults €40, seniors €25, family €120, aerobic €25.
2. Sponsorship: Local business sponsors provide financial and in-kind support including shirt sponsorship (Fa. Kappler, Ebenweiler), event sponsors (Intratec for youth camp, Hampel for mini-pitch), and equipment loans.
3. Event Revenue: Revenue from events including Dorfcup (village cup tournament held annually in November), Sportlerball (annual ball held with TSV Altshausen), and match-day canteen/refreshment sales at the sports ground.
4. Merchandise Sales: Club merchandise sold through FVA Shop via Jako online platform.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels5 records

Core offering

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen is a non-profit amateur football club that organizes competitive and recreational football for roughly 580 members, from Bambini children through senior veterans, including women's aerobics. The club delivers structured youth development (Jugendkonzept 2020), operates active and reserve teams in Kreisliga A and B, and runs signature community events (Dorfcup, Sportlerball, IntraTec-Jugendcamp) at its Blönrieder Straße 4 sports ground, in a playing community (SGM) with SV Ebenweiler. Members access training, matches, and facilities via annual membership across youth, student, active adult, passive, senior, family, and aerobic tiers.

Product overview

FV Sportfreunde Altshausen 1909 e.V. is a German football club offering recreational and competitive football programs. The club provides youth development programs, youth football teams organized by age groups (A-Jugend through Bambini), active/senior football teams, refereeing services, and community events including youth camps, village tournaments, sports balls, and stadium newsletters. The club operates a sports facility with a mini-pitch (Hamcos-Arena) and maintains a cooperation partnership with SV Ebenweiler for youth and active team operations. This is not a technology product or SaaS platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler: Spielgemeinschaft (playing community) formed with SV Ebenweiler for youth and active football teams
• Hamcos-Arena
• IntraTec-Jugendcamp

Products and services

• Club Membership Program Annual membership tiers for accessing the club's football and fitness activities, including youth (€60), students (€60), active adults (€80), passive adults (€40), seniors (€25), family (€120), and aerobic section (€25) — adjusted and approved at the 2026 general meeting.
• Active Adult Football Teams (1st, 2nd, and Reserve) Three adult competitive football teams (1st team at Kreisliga A Bezirksliga level, 2nd team at Kreisliga B, plus reserve) operated through the SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler Spielgemeinschaft.
• Youth Football Development Program (Jugendkonzept 2020) Structured youth football pathway from Bambini (age ~4) through A-Jugend organized into 11 teams across the SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler, serving approximately 186 youth players under 39 trainers and 2 youth coordinators.
• Senior / AH Veterans Football Team Alte-Herren veterans team of approximately 20 active senior players, participating in a four-team round-robin with Mochenwangen, Fronhofen, and Bergatreute.
• Aerobic / Fitness Program Group aerobic and fitness training sessions under instructor Yvonne Jerg, with 10-15 regular participants, predominantly female, aged mid-20s to mid-70s (average age mid-40s), operated as a distinct department with its own membership fee tier.
• IntraTec-Jugendcamp (Youth Football Camp) Annual youth soccer camp held in September (12th-13th September 2026 for the referenced edition), with 50+ children training under professional coaching; named-sponsor IntraTec.
• Dorfcup (Village Cup Tournament) Signature annual indoor/outdoor football tournament held for the local community, regularly in November, with a multi-edition history (26th edition referenced).
• Sportlerball (Sportsmen's Ball) Annual social event/dance co-organized with TSV Altshausen; in 2025 held for the first time in the new Postsaal.
• FVA Club Merchandise (Jako Team Shop) Club-branded training gear and apparel available through the Jako online team shop for SGM Altshausen/Ebenweiler.

Quantifiable outcome

• 11 youth teams with 186 youth players managed by 39 trainers and 2 coordinators — over half of all youth teams play in Bezirks- or Regionalstaffeln (highest-level youth competitions in the district)

Named customers1 record

Segments5 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Partnerships

13 partnerships are on record, tiered core and minor.

• SV EbenweilercoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 July 2019The core partnership involves a Spielgemeinschaft (playing community, SGM) between FV Altshausen and SV Ebenweiler for both youth teams (11 teams from Bambini to A-Jugend with ~186 players) and active adult teams (1st, 2nd, and reserve). The cooperation enables both clubs to field competitive teams despite relatively small populations. SV Ebenweiler also participates in joint events and the cooperation was highlighted as functioning very well at the 2026 annual general meeting.
• SV HoßkirchminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2011Originally a youth cooperation partner from 2011, expanded to all youth teams. However, SV Hoßkirch left the Spielgemeinschaft at the end of the 2022/2023 season and joined FC Ostrach. The partnership was subsequently dissolved.
• Grundschule der Herzog-Philipp-Verbandsschule (HPV)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerSchool cooperation program where FVA coaches Karl Hund and Willi Mayer conduct weekly training sessions (1.5 hours per week) with children ages 6 to 10 at the school, as part of the HPV's sports program. This partnership supports youth recruitment and development. The cooperation restarted in September 2025.
• Intratec (sponsoring youth camp)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorIntratec has been the naming sponsor of the IntraTec-Jugendcamp (youth soccer camp) for multiple years. The camp runs annually in September (12th-13th September 2026) with over 50 children participating under professional coaching. Intratec also sponsors the Intratec-Weinachtsfeier and is a prominent supporter of the youth program.
• Fa. Kappler (Ebenweiler)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorFa. Kappler, a bakery in Ebenweiler, provided a new set of jerseys (trikotsatz) for the first team. The active players personally visited the bakery to thank the owners — demonstrating a close community relationship with a local business sponsor.
• Fa. Bilgram (Ostrach)minorOthersFa. Bilgram from Ostrach provided heavy equipment (compressed air system) free of charge to blow out the approximately 1,500-meter irrigation pipeline system each autumn/winter. This enables the maintenance of the sports ground irrigation system.
• Hampel (sponsor of Hamcos-Arena minispielfeld)coreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorHampel is the sponsor of the 'Hamcos-Arena', a minispielfeld (small-sided football pitch) built on the sports ground. The minispielfeld project was successfully implemented in autumn 2019 as part of the club's youth development infrastructure.
• Edeka-LeberminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorEdeka-Leber supported the 'Stickerstars' campaign (a sticker collection program for youth teams) covering costs and providing the venue for trading events. The partnership was described as a pure image campaign for both the store and the SGM.
• Gemeinde Altshausen (municipality)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe municipality provides ongoing support for the sports ground including maintenance through the Bauhof (municipal works department). The municipality has supported multiple construction projects (sports ground redesign 2008, sports hall renovation, mini-pitch). The club also participates in municipal events (Kinderfest, Tag der Vereine).
• TSV AltshausencoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint organizer of the annual Sportlerball (sportsmen's ball), held together with TSV Altshausen. This joint event takes place annually and in 2025 was held for the first time in the new Postsaal.
• Molet FotografieminorOthersProfessional photographer contracted to photograph matches and events for the 2025/26 season. Photos are used on the club's website and shared with the community.
• Jugendheimverein AltshausencoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCo-organizer of youth zeltlager (tent camps) and partner for public viewing events during FIFA World Cup German national team matches. Also jointly organizes the Human-Soccer tournament (2nd edition held). Strong cooperative relationship supporting youth activities.
• Freiwilligendienst im Sport (FWD) / Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr Sport und Schule (FSJ SuS)minorOthersThe club was awarded a placement for the Freiwilliges Soziales Jahr Sport und Schule in Baden-Württemberg. The volunteer works 70% at the local Grundschule and 30% at the FVA, supporting both school sports and club youth activities.

Scale indicators5 records

Recent moves7 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Broad incumbents

• Deutscher Fußball-Bund (DFB): The national football federation governing German football at all levels. Sets competition rules, referee certification, and youth development standards that FVA operates under; relevant as the apex of the membership/association structure.
• Württembergischer Landessportbund (WLSB): The Württemberg state sports federation whose subsidy requirements directly motivated FVA's 2026 fee adjustment. Provides funding, insurance, and training infrastructure for amateur clubs throughout the region.
• Württembergischer Fußballverband (WFV): The regional football governing body under which FVA competes and from which it receives service awards, referee certifications, and subsidies. Acts as both regulator and ecosystem provider for clubs like FVA across Württemberg.

Direct peers

• SV Ebenweiler: Direct Spielgemeinschaft partner of FVA across both youth and active teams. A similarly small amateur football club in a neighboring village; the SGM partnership is the most natural unit of comparison for organizational structure, scale, and operating model.
• SV Fronhofen: Participates with FVA's AH (veterans) team in a four-club round-robin with Mochenwangen and Bergatreute. Comparable rural amateur football club in the same Oberschwaben competitive orbit.
• SV Bergatreute: Fourth member of the AH round-robin alongside FVA. Small amateur club in the same Württemberg district; comparable member base and competition tier.
• SV Hoßkirch: Former youth Spielgemeinschaft partner (2011–2023) before exiting to FC Ostrach. Same amateur tier in the same Oberschwaben region; relevant for understanding partnership dissolution risk in the small-club model.
• SV Mochenwangen: Another AH-round-robin partner of FVA. A small amateur football club in the same regional association; relevant for benchmarking against similarly scaled rural clubs.
• TSV Altshausen: The other major sports club in Altshausen, co-organizer of the annual Sportlerball. Comparable in scale and community footprint, offering a useful benchmark for local multi-sport amateur club operations.
• FC Ostrach: A neighboring amateur club in the same Württemberg district that absorbed SV Hoßkirch's youth program. Comparable scale and competition level; useful counterfactual for FVA's growth path under a single-club vs. Spielgemeinschaft structure.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights5 records

Customer concentration

• Facebookfacebook.com/FvAltshausen
• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/fva

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Number of profiles

Profiles10 records

Funding overview

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