Original filing (PDF)20241203123424NAL0003802016001

Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program

Name: Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program — Form 5500 Plan 001 (2023)
Creator: Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program
License: https://www.usa.gov/government-works

Form 5500-SF

FILING_RECEIVED

Adventures Without Limits Retirement Plan

401(k) retirement plan · Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program's Adventures Without Limits Retirement Plan held $72K in plan assets for 118 participants in 2023.

Active participants

118

Accounts w/ balance

Plan assets (EOY)

$72K

Net assets (EOY)

$72K

Plan identifiers

Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program's EIN is 72-1572963.

EIN 72-1572963

Plan number 001

Plan year 2023

ACK ID 20241203123424NAL0003802016001

Official Form 5500 document

Download the official 2023 Form 5500 (PDF) for Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program from the U.S. Department of Labor's EFAST2 system.

Download the official 2023 Form 5500 (PDF)

Plan features

Adventures Without Limits DBA Community-Based Activities Program's plan includes ERISA 404(c) participant direction, a default investment (QDIA), 403(b) custodial accounts, a 401(k) feature.

Decision-maker contacts

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Plan health score

Above-average plan

Directional indicator from public Form 5500 data — compliance & integrity, total plan cost, participant health and vendor stack, benchmarked against same-size peers. Not a fiduciary tool. Based on 70% of scoring inputs for this filing.

Compliance & integrity

Total plan cost

n/a

Plan health

Vendor & structure

100

Knocking points off

No IQPA named; plan is in the 80-120 transition zone.
Low account-holder ratio — balance-holders per active participant in the bottom quartile of peers (2nd percentile).

Helping the score