CREATING A WORLD OF OPPORTUNITY2015 World Service Annual Report YMCA OF THE USA

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WE ARE ALL connected as citizens of one global community. The opportunities we share with our neighbors lift up the whole world. The YMCA’s World Service Campaign raises awareness of and support for Ys worldwide so that more youth, adults and families can access the resources and opportunities to live more confident, secure and productive lives.

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YMCA OF THE USA INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS

DAVID BARAHONA CHAIR AND NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER, DALLAS, TX

PAMELA DAVIES IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR AND NATIONAL BOARD MEMBER, CHARLOTTE, NC

CATHERINE DUCHON CEO, ANN ARBOR YMCA, MI

ALAN HOSTRUP CEO, YMCA OF METROPOLITAN LOS ANGELES, CA

SARAH BRAYTON NATIONAL BOARD FELLOW, EVANSTON, IL

ERIC MANN CEO, YMCA OF FLORIDA’S FIRST COAST, FL

PAUL MCENTIRE CEO, YMCA OF GREATER HOUSTON, TX

DERRICK STEWART CEO, YMCA OF SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA, EVANSVILLE, IN

WORLD ALLIANCE OF YMCAS (WAY) - U.S. REPRESENTATIVES

KENNETH COLLOTON PAST PRESIDENT, WAY, PAST NATIONAL BOARD CHAIR, YMCA OF THE USA, ALBANY, NY

PAMELA DAVIES VOLUNTEER, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, CHARLOTTE, NC

COLLEEN LEUNG VOLUNTEER, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE, HONOLULU, HI

PHOTO CREDITSCover: PERU YMCA

All photos are courtesy of the YMCA of the USA International Group.

WORLD SERVICE CHANGES LIVESDEAR FRIENDS OF WORLD SERVICE 5

OVERVIEW OF WORLD SERVICE 6

WORLD SERVICE CAMPAIGN IMPACT AND REACH 7

CHANGING LIVES AROUND THE WORLD 8

PARTNERSHIPS AND RELATIONSHIPS 12

WORLD SERVICE PARTNERSHIP STORY: YMCA SOUTH AFRICA COALITION OF YMCAS 15

WORLD SERVICE AND INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERS 16

WORLD SERVICE LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION 18

2015 WORLD SERVICE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTORS U.S. YMCA CONTRIBUTORS 20

ASSOCIATION OF YMCA RETIREES OF THE UNITED STATES 24

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, ESTATE GIFTS AND PARTNERS 24

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OF 24

GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OF 24

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS 25

CONTRIBUTORS 25

YMCA OF THE USA – PLANNED GIVING 30

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DEAR FRIENDS OF WORLD SERVICE,It’s amazing to think that through the YMCA Movement, each of us has the opportunity to impact people across oceans, borders and cultures to create a stronger, more connected global society. With Ys in 119 countries providing transformational programs and services to more than 58 million people worldwide, our organization is a powerful force for advancing global good.

Thanks to your generosity in 2015, YMCA World Service partnered with Ys in nearly 40 countries to help children, adults and families in underserved and often isolated communities. With your support, these Ys reached more than one million people with resources such as education, job training and health services, to take the next step toward reaching their life’s potential.

We present the 2015 YMCA World Service Campaign Report to you with sincere appreciation, sharing highlights of the latest World Service-funded programs and services that have impacted lives around the world. We hope that you find these stories inspiring and help us spread the word about the life-changing work the Y is doing in communities across the globe.

Thank you for Creating A World of Opportunity through your support of World Service. We look forward to your continued partnership as we work to help create a brighter and more confident future for our neighbors around the world.

Sincerely,

David Barahona Tom Valentine Chair, International Committee Vice President, International Group YMCA of the USA Board of Directors YMCA of the USA

“ When you look at children in any part of the world, their basic needs are all the same. Children want to be loved. They need safe spaces. They need food, shelter, good health and education. The global YMCA Movement is addressing the needs of children wherever they are to help them improve their quality of life. That’s why I support World Service.”

— Doc Lawson, Volunteer YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas and YMCA World Service

YMCA MISSION: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

LIBERIA YMCA

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AFRICA

Africa Alliance of YMCAs Egypt YMCA Ethiopia YMCA Ghana YMCA Liberia YMCASenegal YMCA Sierra Leone YMCA South Africa YMCATogo YMCA

ASIA

Cambodia YMCA China YMCA India YMCA Japan YMCA Malaysia YMCA Nepal YMCA Philippines YMCA Sri Lanka YMCAThailand YMCA

EUROPE

YMCA EuropeArmenia YMCA Belarus YMCA Georgia YMCA Kosovo YMCA Macedonia YMCA Russia YMCA Ukraine YMCA

LATIN AMERICA/CARIBBEAN

Latin American and Caribbean Alliance of YMCAsCayman Islands YMCAChile YMCA Colombia YMCA Dominican Republic YMCA Haiti YMCAJamaica YMCA Mexico YMCA Nicaragua YMCAPanama YMCAPeru YMCA Uruguay YMCA

MIDDLE EAST

East Jerusalem YMCA Jerusalem International YMCA Lebanon YMCA

USA

General Convention of Sioux YMCAs

OVERVIEW OFWORLD SERVICE

YMCA World Service Campaign Impact and ReachYMCA leaders around the world are specialists in creating and delivering innovative programs designed to respond to specific social and economic challenges to move families and communities forward. In 2015, World Service partnered with Ys in nearly forty countries, touching the lives of more than a million people.

Sources of 2015 YMCA World Service Campaign Contributions:

In 2015, World Service raised more than $1.54 million for international development grants that will strengthen the impact of the following Ys:

TOTAL 2015 YMCA WORLD SERVICE CONTRIBUTIONS:

$1,548,117

YMCA INDIVIDUALS

AND VOLUNTEE

RS:

$161,734

TRUS

TS:

$99,

247

Y-USA NATIONAL STAFF:

$115,973

CHURCHES, FOUNDATIONS, CLUBS AND CORPORATIONS: $127,044U.S. YMCAS: $848,105

YMCA RETIREES:

$196,014

$200Provides a micro-loan for an entrepreneur to start a business through the YMCA in Peru

$500Educates 50 Y volunteers to deliver life-saving health education in Liberia

$1,000Provides 30 youth with conflict resolution skills at the YMCA camp in Georgia

$5,000Supports a teacher for 16 months at the Cambodia YMCA’s Children’s Learning Center

YOUR GIFT MAKES A DIFFERENCE

World Service funding provides sustainable support for people around the world to live more confident, connected and secure lives through programs and services in six key areas:

EMPLOYMENT AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING

RECREATION, CAMPING AND THE ARTS

EDUCATION AND TECHNOLOGY

STRENGTHENING YMCA MOVEMENTS

HEALTH EDUCATION

YOUTH LEADERSHIP AND SERVICE-LEARNING

Founded in 1889, YMCA World Service is YMCA of the USA’s annual campaign to raise awareness of and support for the powerful work of the global Y Movement. Each year, thousands of YMCA staff, volunteers and partners contribute more than $1.5 million to the World Service Campaign. The money is used to fund grants to help Ys worldwide strengthen their capacity to respond to critical community needs and deliver the programs and services that transform lives.

The World Service Campaign is important because many Ys operate in challenging economic and social conditions, to serve people in great need. Through World Service, these Ys can provide individuals with the education, vocational skills, social connections and leadership development opportunities that greatly contribute to family and economic stability. World Service grants are administered by members of the YMCA of the USA International Group who have extensive knowledge of regional history and cultural traditions, and maintain trusted relationships with local community and Y leaders across the globe. With a proven track record of implementing effective programs, the International Group collaborates with global partners to design and evaluate private and government-funded World Service projects for Ys worldwide.

Your charitable contribution to World Service is an investment in caring communities where Ys are equipped to respond to critical social issues in a sustainable manner.

For more information on YMCA World Service-funded programs, please visit www.ymca.net/world-service or call 800 872 9622.

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Each year World Service helps bring transformational YMCA programs and services to more than one million people in vulnerable communities. Whether providing young adults with job skills to help their families become financially stable, educating marginalized children or lifting a community out of a crisis, the global Y Movement changes lives because of your charitable contributions. Here are a few examples of the impact of your World Service support:

CHANGING LIVESAROUND THE WORLD

Making An Impact Using recreation, camping and the arts to help vulnerable youth develop the talents, social skills and confidence they need to reach their full potential.

The Panama YMCA helps underserved youth in low-income neighborhoods of Panama City to escape the dangers of the streets when school is out and discover and nurture new skills and talents. During the school year, the Y runs a Saturday program called La Casita de Colores, which provides a safe environment with caring Y staff for young people to express their creativity and develop positive values through a diverse array of class offerings, including English, art, recycling, breakdancing and knitting. During the summer, when school is out, the YMCA offers a free camp called Verano Feliz (Happy Summer), which provides youth with constructive physical, educational and recreational activities in a safe, secure environment.

“ I started coming [to Verano Feliz] two years ago and I come because I like to do everything at the YMCA. It has completely changed me. Before, I didn’t want to do anything...I spent my days on the street. But now I come to the Y. Here, I feel better than I did when I was on the street.”

— Leonel, age 14

In western Panama, the YMCA runs a private English school, which is accessible and affordable to low-income and working-class families who seek a quality education for their children. The school environment embodies the international YMCA philosophy of developing and strengthening students in spirit, mind and body. Today, 250 students from kindergarten through grade 12 are enrolled in the school, where the curriculum emphasizes YMCA values, sustainability, information technology and bilingual language learning in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French. The results have been astounding: of the three classes to graduate from the school so far, every student has gone on to attend college.

Extending a welcoming hand to refugees and internally displaced people and offering holistic services and support to help them reclaim their health, economic livelihood and sense of belonging.

One of the greatest characteristics of YMCAs worldwide is their ability to respond to new social issues facing their communities. The Ukraine YMCA demonstrated this when escalating military conflict in east Ukraine forced over one million people—many of them children—to leave their homes and seek refuge in a different part of the country. The physical and emotional challenges for these internally displaced children and families are enormous, but the Y stepped in to help. By providing free participation in YMCA programs and camps, school supplies and warm clothes for the winter, and other youth development programs, the Ukraine YMCA is doing everything possible to make sure children feel safe and cared for in a critical time of their lives. The Ukraine YMCA mobilizes cause-driven volunteers to carry out its work, providing life-changing opportunities for more than 45,000 children, teens and adults throughout the country each year.

“ You just see kids being transformed by the Y. It’s as simple as treating them with respect and giving them love, that’s it. They don’t need much. They just need a safe place to be and someone who cares, and I really feel like the Y is the place for them. Just seeing this transformation happening is very special to me.”

— Marta Guretska, Volunteer, Ukraine YMCA

An estimated 11 million Syrians have fled their homes since the outbreak of civil war in 2011—many taking refuge in other countries. As the number of people forced to leave their homes due to conflict continues to rise in this region, several YMCAs have redirected their efforts and resources to respond to this humanitarian crisis.

Lebanon, Syria’s neighbor, has welcomed more than 1.4 million Syrian refugees, who currently constitute 20 percent of Lebanon’s population. When the Lebanese government was unable to keep pace with the refugees’ critical needs, the Lebanon YMCA stepped in to become a key partner in the country’s efforts to welcome and support them. The Y’s primary focus has been to provide refugees and other underserved communities with essential medical supplies and services through a network of 450 healthcare centers across Lebanon. These critical interventions help improve lives and prevent the spread of disease.

The Armenia YMCA provides safe spaces for Syrian refugee children to overcome the emotional trauma caused by the war, as well as the opportunity to develop the skills and confidence to successfully integrate into a new society. Based on the initial success of the program and increased demand for refugee support services, the Armenia YMCA started a new local Y led by 24 young Syrian-Armenian volunteer leaders who understand the refugees’ situation and are committed to continue this important work.PANAMA YMCA

PANAMA YMCA

UKRAINE YMCA

LEBANON YMCA

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Developing the next generation of leaders committed to creating positive social change in their home communities, in their countries and across borders.

The Malaysia YMCA places youth development as a top priority. Through retreats, workshops and training programs, the Y helps young leaders discover their leadership potential. For example, one training program prepared 37 young people for future leadership opportunities in the YMCA. Under the guidance of experienced YMCA leaders from countries across the Asia and Pacific region, learning experiences like this prepare emerging Malaysian leaders to thrive in their multi-cultural nation and become agents of change in their families, communities and society.

“ I have come to realize the great importance of community building and the impact the YMCA has beyond Malaysia. I hope YMCA Malaysia will increase its impact and realize its full potential. I will incorporate my learnings into upcoming programs, trainings and activities at my YMCA. I will be more sensitive and look at problems in multiple perspectives.”

— Youth Leadership Program Participant, Malaysia YMCA Building bridges of empathy and understanding to

create more peaceful and nurturing communities in which children and youth can learn, grow and thrive.

In Togo, where the average annual income is $1,051 (World Bank, 2013), there are few safeguards in place to help vulnerable youth and protect young offenders from incarceration. Once inside the criminal justice system, young people are in danger of further violence, abuse and mistreatment. Through outreach programs, the Togo YMCA works with judges, lawyers, police and prison authorities to respond to the needs of young offenders, for example, advocating for judges to issue non-adult sentences and for jails to separate young offenders from the adults. The Togo YMCA also works with youth to prevent them from getting into conflict with the law, offering programs aimed at teaching young people important life and communication skills, including conflict resolution, peace building, agricultural training and health.

“ Before I joined the YMCA, I had many challenges to overcome and I did not know how to deal with them. I had no idea about civic action, youth participation or civic engagement. The YMCA gave me many opportunities for leadership roles, responsibility for organizing activities and events, and training to build my competencies. Now I am giving my time to help empower young people and help them become change agents in their communities.”

— Mawuli Akpolo, Volunteer, Togo YMCA

The Jerusalem International YMCA (JIY) is committed to peace building and coexistence, helping develop the next generation of leaders to create positive social change. JIY’s Peace Preschool program integrates Muslim, Christian and Jewish children, from 2 to 4 years of age, in the same classroom where they are free to play, learn and grow in a safe, welcoming environment. The classes embrace children of each faith, incorporating teachings on all three religions, cultures and traditions to promote cross-cultural understanding, build friendships and celebrate differences. One Jewish and one Arab teacher colead each class, and teachers and children speak in both Arabic and Hebrew. The school involves the children’s families and extended communities in its activities, emphasizing education, arts, culture and peaceful coexistence. In addition, they foster peace and cross-cultural understanding through their talented multi-faith youth chorus and teen programs.

“ The JIY stands as a sanctuary for people of all ages who use our services and enjoy our facilities. From the infants at our Peace Preschool, through our youth programs serving kids from both East and West Jerusalem, to our family events and workshops, we are ensuring that everyone can find something to do here - together.”

— Amos Gil, CEO, Jerusalem International YMCA

Providing youth and adults with marketable job skills and career counseling to help promote financial stability for a more secure future.

Many Palestinians in the West Bank suffer from chronic unemployment and underemployment. Seventy-eight percent of Palestinians living in East Jerusalem live below the poverty line. To help reverse these trends, the East Jerusalem YMCA provides career counseling, new job skills training, business management instruction and job placement services reaching more than 1,000 young men and women every year. Recognized as a leading youth organization in the West Bank and Gaza, the Y also provides enriching youth programs, including leadership development, sports, art and culture, as well as psycho-social counseling that improves the confidence and well-being of thousands of vulnerable and underserved youth each year.

“ I will soon graduate in Graphic Design from the YMCA Jericho Vocational Training Center. I already have a job lined up at the nearby Oasis Hotel and I feel hopeful.”

— Ranim, Vocational Training Student, East Jerusalem YMCAMALAYSIA YMCA

TOGO YMCA

JERUSALEM INTERNATIONAL YMCA

EAST JERUSALEM YMCA

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YMCA-TO-YMCA PARTNERSHIPS AND RELATIONSHIPS

ALABAMAPRATTVILLE YMCA ARMENIA

ARIZONAPRESCOTT YMCA OF YAVAPAI COUNTY AGUA PRIETA, MEXICO JUAREZ, MEXICO

VALLEY OF THE SUN YMCA AGUA PRIETA, MEXICO BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO COLOMBIA

YMCA OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA BORDER COALITION, MEXICO HAITI

CALIFORNIAYMCA OF THE CENTRAL BAY AREA BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

YMCA OF THE FOOTHILLS BUSAN, KOREA ARMENIA

YMCA OF GREATER LONG BEACH CAMBODIA BANJUL, GAMBIA BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN LOS ANGELES NAGOYA, JAPAN BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO

YMCA OF ORANGE COUNTY BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO SRI LANKA

YMCA OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY SAO PAULO, BRAZIL BAJA CALIFORNIA, MEXICO SOUTH AFRICA

YMCA OF SAN FRANCISCO OSAKA, JAPAN HONG KONG, CHINA SHANGHAI, CHINA TAIPEI, TAIWAN

YMCA OF SILICON VALLEY TAICHUNG, TAIWAN TAINAN, TAIWAN

COLORADOYMCA OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DENVER NICARAGUA

YMCA OF THE ROCKIES COLOMBIA RUSSIA SPAIN

CONNECTICUTCENTRAL CONNECTICUT COAST YMCA BRAZIL TALLINN, ESTONIA LITHUANIA BAIRE MARIE, ROMANIA BUCHAREST, ROMANIA SPAIN

GREATER WATERBURY FAMILY YMCA DENMARK

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN HARTFORD SOUTH AFRICA

NEW BRITAIN-BERLIN YMCA KRAKOW, POLAND

NEW CANAAN COMMUNITY YMCA PERU

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIAYMCA OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON, D.C. SOUTH AFRICA

FLORIDACENTRAL FLORIDA METRO YMCA PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL

FLORIDA’S FIRST COAST YMCA – METROPOLITAN SOUTH AFRICA

YMCA OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG CAYMAN ISLANDS

YMCA OF THE PALMS DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

YMCA OF WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

YMCA OF THE SUNCOAST PERU

GEORGIAYMCA OF COASTAL GEORGIA DUBNO, UKRAINE

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN ATLANTA COSTA RICA GEORGIA SOUTH AFRICA

HAWAIIYMCA OF HONOLULU CHINA HONG KONG, CHINA HIROSHIMA, JAPAN OSAKA, JAPAN SEOUL, KOREA CEBU, PHILIPPINES SINGAPORE TAIPEI, TAIWAN

IDAHOYMCA OF BOISE SAO PAULO, BRAZIL

ILLINOISTHE WEST COOK YMCAS SAITAMA, JAPAN

INDIANAYMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE VALPARAISO, CHILE

YMCA OF GREATER INDIANAPOLIS LIBERIA SPAIN

YMCA OF MICHIANA BITOLA, MACEDONIA

YMCA OF VALPARAISO VALPARAISO, CHILE

IOWABURLINGTON AREA COMMUNITY YMCA-YWCA COSTA RICA

YMCA OF THE CEDAR RAPIDS METROPOLITAN AREA CHIBA, JAPAN

YMCA OF GREATER DES MOINES IOWA HAITI

CAMP FOSTER YMCA TAIWAN

MAINEBOOTHBAY REGION YMCA KATWIJK, NETHERLANDS YMCA OF CENTRAL MARYLAND MEXICO

MASSACHUSETTSBECKET-CHIMNEY CORNERS YMCA CAMPS & OUTDOOR CENTER ARGENTINA CHILE CHINA BEIJING, CHINA SHANGHAI, CHINA HANNOVER, GERMANY HIROSHIMA, JAPAN CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO OSAKA, JAPAN PERU ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA CAMP BREVIK, SWEDEN TAIPEI, TAIWAN MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY

YMCA OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS GLASGOW, SCOTLAND NEGOMBO, SRI LANKA

HOCKOMOCK AREA YMCA ROMSFORD, ENGLAND BALLYMENA, IRELAND

YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON SOUTH AFRICA

MERRIMACK VALLEY YMCA MADURAI, INDIA

SPRINGFIELD COLLEGE BRAZIL LONDON, ENGLAND

Our global network of YMCAs in 119 countries is a valuable resource for sharing best practices on community development. Whether through collaborating on projects, sharing financial resources, participating in exchanges, providing technical assistance or creating service-learning opportunities, Y-to-Y partnerships make the global Y Movement stronger and more cohesive.

A successful partnership is extremely beneficial to participating Ys and enables YMCA leaders, staff, volunteers and members to develop a global outlook and valuable cultural competencies. You will find that a Y-to-Y partnership may attract new members, introduce program ideas, and provide leadership development opportunities. Successful partnerships are supported by an international committee, community development committee, or a diversity committee. YMCA of the USA’s International Group is available to provide U.S. Ys with partnership recommendations, as well as information on committee best practices and guidelines. Please contact the YMCA of the USA International Group for more information at international@ymca.net.

MICHIGANANN ARBOR YMCA HAITI

SHERMAN LAKE YMCA OUTDOOR CENTER COLOMBIA SPAIN

STATE YMCA OF MICHIGAN SAPPORO, JAPAN

YMCA OF GREATER GRAND RAPIDS PERU

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT ARMENIA

MINNESOTAYMCA CAMP OLSON SPAIN

YMCA OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES COSTA RICA BOGOTA, COLOMBIA GENERAL CONVENTION OF SIOUX YMCAS LUDENSCHEID, GERMANY GHANA NEWCASTLE, IRELAND OSAKA, JAPAN JERUSALEM INTERNATIONAL YMCA SEOUL, KOREA LIBERIA SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN

MISSOURIGATEWAY REGION YMCA BELIZE PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL TEMUCO, CHILE CHINA BOGOTA, COLOMBIA CALI, COLOMBIA MEDELLIN, COLOMBIA SOUTH AFRICA UKRAINE

MONTANAYMCA OF HELENA KUMAMOTO, JAPAN

GREATER MISSOULA FAMILY YMCA SIERRA LEONE

NEVADAYMCA OF SOUTHERN NEVADA BORDER COALITION, MEXICO

NEW HAMPSHIRECHESHIRE YMCA PUTTUR, INDIA JORDAN IBIDAN, NIGERIA BANGKOK, THAILAND

NEW JERSEYYMCA OF METUCHEN BAHAMAS BOMBAY, INDIA

PLAINFIELD AREA YMCA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC JAMAICA

YMCA OF RIDGEWOOD HAITI SENEGAL

SOMERSET HILLS YMCA MACEDONIA

YMCA OF SUMMIT, NJ HAITI RUSSIA

YMCA OF WESTFIELD BRASILIA, BRAZIL TOKYO, JAPAN BANGKOK, THAILAND

NEW MEXICOTHE YMCA OF CENTRAL NEW MEXICO MACEDONIA MEXICO MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY

NEW YORKFROST VALLEY YMCA TOKYO, JAPAN

JAMESTOWN YMCA NORRKOPING, SWEDEN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN SWEDISH SPORTS ALLIANCE

YMCA OF BUFFALO NIAGARA THESSALONIKI, GREECE SPAIN

YMCA OF GREATER NEW YORK HANNOVER, GERMANY ATHENS, GREECE HAITI CATANIA, ITALY SEOUL, KOREA RANGOON, MYANMAR SOUTH AFRICA SPAIN CHIANGMAI, THAILAND

YMCA OF GREATER ROCHESTER SPAIN

YMCA OF CENTRAL & NORTHERN WESTCHESTER JAMAICA

NORTH CAROLINABLUE RIDGE ASSEMBLY YMCA SAO PAULO, BRAZIL RAZGRAD, BULGARIA ROMFORD, ENGLAND KOBE, JAPAN TOKYO, JAPAN SPAIN STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN

CANNON MEMORIAL YMCA SOUTH AFRICA

YMCA OF GREATER CHARLOTTE SENEGAL

YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA PLOVDIV, BULGARIA TOKYO, JAPAN LEON, MEXICO UKRAINE

NORTH DAKOTAYMCA OF CASS AND CLAY COUNTIES PURRAL, COSTA RICA

OHIOYMCA OF AKRON OHIO IRELAND LIBERIA

YMCA OF CENTRAL STARK COUNTY LURGAN, IRELAND

YMCA OF GREATER CINCINNATI MEXICO CITY, MEXICO SPAIN

YMCA OF GREATER CLEVELAND SOUTH AFRICA

YMCA OF GREATER DAYTON SPAIN

YMCA OF SIDNEY & SHELBY COUNTY SAITAMA, JAPAN

YMCA OF GREATER TOLEDO CHILE TOLEDO, SPAIN

YMCA OF YOUNGSTOWN OHIO ZARAGOZA, SPAIN

OKLAHOMAYMCA OF GREATER OKLAHOMA CITY BELLO HORIZONTE, BRAZIL VALPARAISO, CHILE MEXICO

OREGONYMCA OF MEDFORD HOKKAIDO, JAPAN

MID-WILLAMETTE FAMILY YMCA TOYAMA, JAPAN

FAMILY YMCA OF MARION AND POLK COUNTIES EAST JERUSALEM YMCA JERUSALEM INTERNATIONAL YMCA

TILLAMOOK COUNTY FAMILY YMCA KOBE, JAPAN PAMUNUGAMA, SRI LANKA

PENNSYLVANIACAMP SPEERS-ELJABAR YMCA SPAIN

PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM VALLEY YMCA MAGDEBURG, GERMANY MADRAS, INDIA SEOUL, KOREA RUSSIA

READING & BERKS METRO YMCA HANNOVER, GERMANY IVANOVO, RUSSIA

METRO YMCA OF THE ORANGES ULVERSTON, ENGLAND HANNOVER, GERMANY RUSSIA SPAIN

YMCA OF GREATER BRANDYWINE PERU ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA

YMCA OF GREATER PITTSBURGH SOUTH AFRICA

YORK & YORK COUNTY YMCA RUSSIA

RHODE ISLANDPROVIDENCE METROPOLITAN YMCA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC

SOUTH CAROLINAYMCA OF COASTAL CAROLINA UKRAINE

YMCA OF GREENVILLE INDIA

SOUTH DAKOTAYMCA OF RAPID CITY SOUTH DAKOTA PORTO ALEGRE, BRAZIL COSTA RICA

YMCA OF SIOUX FALLS JUAREZ, MEXICO

TENNESSEEYMCA OF BRISTOL ESTONIA

YMCA OF MEMPHIS & THE MID-SOUTH BAHAMAS

YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE COLOMBIA DETMOLD, GERMANY EAST JERUSALEM YMCA JERUSALEM INTERNATIONAL YMCA SOUTH AFRICA VENEZUELA

TEXASYMCA OF GREATER EL PASO & RIO GRANDE VALLEY BRAZIL MEXICO

YMCA OF GREATER HOUSTON AREA HAITI MEXICO PERU TAIWAN VIETNAM

YMCA OF GREATER SAN ANTONIO KUMAMOTO, JAPAN MEXICO

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS LIBERIA

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN FORT WORTH MEXICO

VIRGINIAYMCA OF GREATER RICHMOND ESSLINGEN, GERMANY RANCHI, INDIA

YMCA OF SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS SAO PAULO, BRAZIL TRINIDAD & TOBAGO

WASHINGTONYMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE TIANJIN, CHINA COLOMBIA HAITI MADURAI, INDIA KOBE, JAPAN LIBERIA NICARAGUA SOUTH AFRICA CHIANGMAI, THAILAND

WISCONSINGREATER GREEN BAY YMCA SPAIN

YMCA OF THE FOX CITIES MEXICO

WYOMINGSHERIDAN COUNTY YMCA STUTTGART, GERMANY DUMFRIES, SCOTLAND

NOTE: Please help keep this partnership list current by providing us with your latest Y-to-Y activities and updates. Please contact the International Group at 312 419 8177 or email worldservice@ymca.net.

THANK YOU.

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THE YMCASOUTH AFRICA COALITIONThe South Africa YMCA Coalition was established by a group of U.S. Ys in 2006 with the goal of strengthening the reach and sustainability of the Ys in South Africa through strategic financial and technical assistance. In partnership with a committed leadership team from the South Africa YMCA, the coalition has helped turn a struggling national YMCA Movement into a unified, relevant and growing community organization, serving more than 20,000 youth and adults each year.

The South Africa YMCA serves youth affected by extreme poverty, violence, drugs and unemployment throughout the country. Among their great achievements in 2015, the Y expanded its “Y-Zone” afterschool program, which now reaches over 3,000 youth each year in underserved communities. School impact survey results show improvement in participants’ academic performance and test scores. In addition, the South Africa YMCA has expanded its youth programs for the arts, juvenile justice, and economics and entrepreneurship education; initiated a new program focused on strengthening STEM knowledge and skills; and expanded street soccer programs to provide safe spaces for youth to play away from the gangs and violence of their neighborhoods.

With technical training and financial support from the coalition, the Y was also able to launch new “Y-Fit” programs to improve the health and well-being of the community while providing a source of income for the Y to strengthen the sustainability of its programs for vulnerable youth.

The South Africa YMCA is now entering an exciting period of renewal and growth. As it continues to develop its programs, facilities, partnerships and philanthropic opportunities, the coalition is providing valuable technical assistance and mentorship focused in five institutional development areas:

• Strategic planning and CEO development

• Membership and marketing

• Local YMCA operations

• Program development, innovation and scaling

• Board development and resource mobilization

All efforts are coordinated by coalition participants and South Africa’s Y leaders to ensure alignment and the sharing of successful strategies and best practices.

Through the process of working with the South Africa YMCA, a valuable two-way learning partnership has developed over the years. U.S. staff, volunteers and members from the coalition Ys, including young adult leaders, have had the opportunity to participate in training and other partnership activities. This is helping the U.S. Movement attract new, globally-minded volunteers and develop globally responsible, culturally competent Y leaders who can understand and serve their own communities in new ways.

“ Our relationship with the South Africa YMCA through the U.S. Coalition not only helps to impact the young people of South Africa, it gives our Y valuable perspective on how global understanding is a part of our everyday work in the Jacksonville community.”

— Eric Mann, CEO of the YMCA of Florida’s First Coast

“ In South Africa, as I have personally witnessed, the YMCA is helping youth affected by extreme poverty, violence, drugs and unemployment by providing safe spaces and programs that help them develop the confidence, skills and healthy behaviors they need to thrive.”

— Kevin Washington, President and CEO, YMCA OF THE USA

A YMCA Coalition is a group of U.S. Ys committed to strengthening the operations and practices of another YMCA national Movement. YMCA Coalitions provide the resources, cross-cultural learning and training to build stronger, more sustainable YMCAs that can respond effectively to the changing needs of their communities.

World Service recognizes the extraordinary partnership between the South Africa YMCA and the following U.S. YMCAs of the South Africa Coalition:

For more information on coalitions and how to get involved, contact the Y-USA International Group at international@ymca.net.

Florida’s First Coast YMCA

YMCA of Greater Boston

YMCA of Greater Cleveland

Gateway Region YMCA

YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta

YMCA of the Greater Twin Cities

YMCA of San Diego County

YMCA of Greater New York

YMCA of Metropolitan Hartford

YMCA of Middle Tennessee

YMCA of Metropolitan Washington, D.C.

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YMCA WORLD SERVICE AND INTERNATIONAL VOLUNTEERSWe share our heartfelt appreciation to all who have given of their time, talent and support in the success of the World Service Campaign and the strengthening of the global Y Movement. As key partners in advancing the Y’s impact around the world, it is our privilege to recognize and thank each volunteer for their valuable service.

ARIZEK AND ALICE ABUSHARRCHUCK AINSWORTHCRAIG ALTSCHULDON ANDERSONNIC ANDERSONPAUL ANDRESENANDRE ANTHONYKARA ARCHERANDREA ARROYOLUKE AUSTENFELD

BHANK AND JO BAGELMANNCLARK BAKERSUE BAKERCRISTINA BALLESTEROSDAVID BARAHONADAVID BASTBONNIE BAUERFRAN BELLSHARON BERGLUNDTAMARA BIGGINSCONNIE BINKOWITZMARIAN AND DAVE BOLTONCENIA BOSMANSARAH BRAYTONSTEW BROWNMARK BRYANTGENE BULLARDMIKE AND MARCIA BUSSEY

CBOB CABEZAALLEGRA CALDERAROJOHN CARNEYDIANE CARRDON CHEEKJOHN CHIPMANRALPH CHRISTIANADAM CLEVENGERHAZEL COATESLAUREN COLEEARL AND JOYCE COLLINSKEN COLLOTONJENNA COOPERANDY CORLEYCOLLEEN CURTIN

DERIK DAUBERTPAMELA DAVIESABIGAIL DAVISJOE AND TONIA DEGROOTEVERNON DELPESCENEAL DENTONNORM DEROBERTISMIKE DEVAULCATHI DUCHONPHIL AND DEBBIE DWYER

EGORDIE ECHTENKAMP

FLOU AND MARY FALKJAMES FINCKMARY CAROL FISHJOHN FLYNNERIN FRIEDMANASHLEY FUNK

GPAULA GAVINMARY GENTRY-ROBERTSKERRY GIVENSGAIL GLASSERNANCY AND CHARLES GODINGDOUG GOODFELLOWJOSH GORALSKIWALT GRIESEMONICA GUERREROGLEN GUNDERSON

HBEA HALKJULIE HALLMANWADE HAMPTONGRACE HANDENNIS HANDROWMELODY HANKESMIKE HARRISONROBERT HASTEDTJILLIAN HASTINGSJIM AND MIKEY HAVLICKLAUREL HAXTONCURT HAZELBAKERPAM HEARNAMANDA HELDLARRY HEMDALMARK HENNESSEYLYNNE HENSELSANDRA HIGGINSMAURICE AND PAT HIGHTDAVID HOLCOMBJOAN HOLTTOM HORSLEYALAN HOSTRUP

ISTEPHEN IVES

JRAY JACOBYWALT JACOBYJERRY JAMESJORDAN JOHNSONKENT JOHNSONMICK AND SUSAN JOHNSONPRES JOHNSONRYAN JOHNSONJULIUS JONESNORM AND PAT JOYNER

KKURT KABOTHLARRY KAMEYASTAN KASLUSKYJOHN KLINEKATHY KURAS

LNICK LACYSTAN LAWDOC LAWSONROBIN LEEJOHN LEFNERCOLLEEN LEUNGGARY LEWISJIMMY LEWISREID LINDQUISTNORRIS LINEWEAVERCHRISTOPHER LORD

MIAN MAGRATHALICE “BONNIE” MAIRSCAROL MANNERIC MANNRAYDA MARQUEZJACKIE MARTINEZ-VASQUEZGRETCHEN MASONJASON MATONISMEDINA MATONISPAUL MCENTIREGLEN AND SHARON MEASEDAVE AND JOYCE MERCERHAROLD MEZILELAUREN MINORALYSON MOHAN-LUCASDAVE MOLIGAPHIL MORGANJILL MUCHOW-RODEELLIE MURPHYPHYLLIS MURPHYCANDACE MURRAY

NLOWELL NEESPAT NELSONDAN NEWHOUSEDALE NISSLEY

OGREG O’BRIENKATELYN OLSZAKLINDSAY ORTMEYERJ. DURWOOD OWEN

PDALE AND JOY PACKEREVAN PAGEBETH PEACOCKKATE AND TOBY PEARSONDOUG PETERSENLAUREN PETTSTEVE PETTYPETER AND JANE POSTANTHONY POTTERRICHARD POWELLSANTIAGO PRADAJERRY AND MARTHA PRADO SHAWCHAD PROKOP

RMARY FRANCES REILLYMEREDITH RIEMERSMAPAT RITTERHARRY ROCKALVARO RODRIGUEZMANNY RODRIGUEZKRISTI ROHRKASSEMARC ROSENDON ROWEBRAD RUSSELLCOURTNEY RUSSELL

SCARL SABOLDTED SAULNIERCAROL SCHMIDTEMMA SCHURINKKAIT SHERIDANNANCY SHORTJULIE SIELAWADARYL SIEPLINGACESAR SILVAPEGGI SIMMONSHAROLD SMITHDAVID SNOWSCOTTIE SOCZEKADRIANA STANOVICIPAUL STANZIONEDERRICK STEWARTBARBARA SUTTON

TBARBARA TAYLORROBERT TELLERREID THEBAULTMONA THOMPSONTODD AND DENISE TIBBITSJENNIFER TOMPKINSFRANCISCO TOWNSEND

URON UNG

VJON VANCEJIM VAN HOUTENLANE VINES

WGREG WAIBELRICH WALLISKEVIN WASHINGTONJEFF WATKINSJULIE WATKINSMICHAEL WEILTOM WENDTBILL WETZELKATE WHITBYSKIP WILKELEN AND JOYCE WILSONAMBER WOITALLA

YBRUCE YANG

ZCHARLES ZECHMARY ZOLLER

For more information on volunteer opportunities, please contact us at worldservice@ymca.net or call 800 872 9622.

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YMCA of the USA Global Legacy Society Clark and Carolyn BakerHarry and Marilyn BrungerJ. Ben and Susan CaseyHerbert and Emily ClarkChris and Susan CokerEarl and Joyce CollinsKen and Annette CollotonWinifred ColtonErik DaubertYolanda Deen

Cathi Duchon and Reid ThebaultAllen and Georgia EllsworthRenata Ferrari and Brian YannyRichard and Susan FootMuriel A. GriffinRobert HastedtRebecca JamesLeo JohnsonMick and Susan JohnsonPrescott and Dee Johnson

A. Roberta JohnsonJane KirkDarlene MuellerKen MuellerNeil NicollJanet PateNicholas and Gloria PatinosPeter and Jane PostJerry and Martha Prado ShawBarbara and Bert Roper

Noreen SchumannEileen StirlingBarbara SuttonMary TikalskyTom Valentine and Kristin KaedingMike Van Haelewyn and Lisa ApplegateJim and Jeanne Van Houten

We extend our deep appreciation to the members of the YMCA of the USA Global Legacy Society. Your bequest or legacy gift intent carries on the international mission of the YMCA and the commitment of the U.S. YMCA Movement’s partnership to strengthen the global Y Movement. We are inspired by your vision and action to build a better, more peaceful world for future generations. Thank you!

YMCA WORLD SERVICE LEADERSHIP RECOGNITION REMEMBERING

ADRIAN MOODY(1935-2015)

“ Why did we decide to become part of the Global Legacy Society? Because we believe it is one of the most efficient and powerful ways to preserve, sustain and strengthen World Service—a meaningful ministry of the YMCA Movement.World Service is not solely giving funds to support valuable YMCA programs, but it is a way of touching the hearts and souls of distant brothers and sisters, bringing hope, love and transformation. World Service represents solid support, reliable assistance, needed resources and the prospect of a better future. Through the Global Legacy Society, we can put our motto into practice, and keep extending our solidarity beyond our borders, by maintaining the international work of the YMCA—strong and secured around the world.

Being a member of the Global Legacy Society is our opportunity to share some of the abundant blessings we have received. We feel privileged and very thankful that the YMCA opens the possibility of continuing to serve within the organization.”

— Jerry and Martha Prado Shaw

A visionary YMCA leader and a legendary force for good, Adrian Moody was a dear friend and beloved colleague to many in the U.S. and around the world. Throughout his life, Adrian maintained a passion for changing lives through YMCA programs and worked to build a global community committed to social inclusion. He gave tirelessly of his time and immense spirit and energy, which continue to make the world a better place today.

Upon graduating from college, Adrian began working for the YMCA, resulting in an extraordinary career that spanned more than 40 years. In the early 1970s, while serving as vice president of the YMCA of Greater Houston, Adrian established YMCA International Services to meet the needs of refugees from Vietnam. Today, YMCA International Services offers comprehensive support, including resettlement, legal counseling and employment support to refugees, trafficking victims and immigrants from around the world. As a result of Adrian’s pioneering work, tens of thousands of newcomers to the U.S. over the past 40 years have started their new lives on a solid foundation.

Adrian was a champion of many Y-to-Y partnerships and exchanges and was instrumental in the development of YMCAs in Russia, South Africa and Venezuela. In addition, Adrian helped lead efforts to re-establish relations between YMCA of the USA and the former Latin American Confederation of YMCAs. He was Chief Executive Officer in four U.S. YMCAs: Moultrie, Georgia; Bristol, Tennessee; Middle Tennessee in Nashville; and Miami, Florida. He also served as a Field Executive for YMCA of the USA, supporting the YMCAs in the southeast U.S. After retiring in 1999, Moody returned to Nashville to become a volunteer for the Y, where he championed the association’s many international relationships and led the Nashville Y’s engagement with the Jerusalem International YMCA and the East Jerusalem YMCA. He remained a tremendous supporter and leader for YMCA World Service and went on to serve as Chairman of the World Fellowship of YMCA Retirees. In 2006, Adrian was inducted into the YMCA Hall of Fame.

Adrian was devoted and passionate about the YMCA and its mission, at home and around the world. He will be dearly remembered by all who had the privilege to cross paths with him, holding him always with great love and respect. Y-USA honors and remembers Adrian Moody for his exemplary legacy of commitment and compassion for humankind. His warm smile, loving personality and generous hospitality for all will remain forever in our hearts.

COLOMBIA YMCA

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YMCA OF THE TREASURE COAST FLORIDA $1,250

BLUE RIDGE ASSEMBLY YMCA NORTH CAROLINA $1,200

ROCKLAND COUNTY YMCA NEW YORK $1,200

WEST SUBURBAN YMCA MASSACHUSETTS $1,200

YMCA OF GREATER TULSA OKLAHOMA $1,200

YMCA OF SOUTHERN INDIANA INDIANA $1,200

YMCA OF WESTERN NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA $1,200

YMCA OF MICHIANA INDIANA $1,050

CAMP HAZEN YMCA CONNECTICUT $1,000

CENTRAL FLORIDA METRO YMCA FLORIDA $1,000

CLEVELAND COUNTY FAMILY YMCA OKLAHOMA $1,000

GATEWAY FAMILY YMCA NEW JERSEY $1,000

GOLDSBORO FAMILY YMCA NORTH CAROLINA $1,000

HOCKOMOCK AREA YMCA MASSACHUSETTS $1,000

KANDIYOHI COUNTY AREA FAMILY YMCA MINNESOTA $1,000

MISSOURI VALLEY FAMILY YMCA NORTH DAKOTA $1,000

PAWTUCKET & CENTRAL FALLS METRO BD. YMCA RHODE ISLAND $1,000

ROGUE VALLEY FAMILY YMCA OREGON $1,000

THE COMMUNITY YMCA NEW JERSEY $1,000

THE WEST COOK YMCAS ILLINOIS $1,000

THOMASVILLE YMCA & YOUTH CENTER GEORGIA $1,000

YMCA AT PABST FARMS WISCONSIN $1,000

YMCA OF BOISE IDAHO $1,000

YMCA OF COLUMBIA SOUTH CAROLINA $1,000

YMCA OF DANE COUNTY WISCONSIN $1,000

YMCA OF GREATER ERIE PENNSYLVANIA $1,000

YMCA OF GREATER PITTSBURGH PENNSYLVANIA $1,000

YMCA OF GREENVILLE SC SOUTH CAROLINA $1,000

YMCA OF METRO NORTH MASSACHUSETTS $1,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN FORT WORTH TEXAS $1,000

YMCA OF MINOT NORTH DAKOTA NORTH DAKOTA $1,000

YMCA OF ORANGE COUNTY CALIFORNIA $1,000

YMCA OF ROANOKE VALLEY VIRGINIA $1,000

YMCA OF SIOUX FALLS SOUTH DAKOTA $1,000

YMCA OF SOUTH HAMPTON ROADS VIRGINIA $1,000

YMCA OF THE PIKES PEAK REGION COLORADO $1,000

$500-$999 YMCA OF LAFAYETTE INDIANA INDIANA $950

YMCA OF THE UNIVERSITY OF ILLINOIS ILLINOIS $882

YMCA OF AKRON OHIO OHIO $825

CLEVELAND COUNTY FAMILY YMCA NORTH CAROLINA $750

MCGAW YMCA ILLINOIS $750

YMCA OF WESTPORT/WESTON CT CONNECTICUT $750

GREATER JOLIET AREA YMCA ILLINOIS $725

CAMP SLOANE YMCA CONNECTICUT $700

STEVENS POINT AREA YMCA WISCONSIN $700

CAMP MANITO-WISH YMCA WISCONSIN $600

FRANKFORT YMCA KENTUCKY $600

PRATTVILLE YMCA ALABAMA $600

UPPER PALMETTO YMCA SOUTH CAROLINA $600

YMCA OF GREATER LONG BEACH CALIFORNIA $600

YMCA OF GREATER WILLIAMSON COUNTY TEXAS $600

CHANNEL ISLANDS YMCA CALIFORNIA $586

YMCA CAMP TECUMSEH INDIANA $525

ALBANY YMCA GEORGIA $500

ASHLAND FAMILY YMCA OREGON $500

BENTON HARBOR-ST. JOSEPH YMCA MICHIGAN $500

BLOOMINGTON YMCA ILLINOIS $500

BOOTHBAY REGION YMCA MAINE $500

BREWTON AREA YMCA ALABAMA $500

CANNON MEMORIAL YMCA NORTH CAROLINA $500

CHAMBERSBURG MEMORIAL YMCA PENNSYLVANIA $500

CHESHIRE YMCA NEW HAMPSHIRE $500

COMMUNITY YMCA OF DANVERS MA MASSACHUSETTS $500

COMMUNITY YMCA OF EASTERN DELAWARE COUNTY PENNSYLVANIA $500

DECATUR FAMILY YMCA ILLINOIS $500

DRYADES YMCA LOUISIANA $500

GREATER GREEN BAY YMCA WISCONSIN $500

GREENWOOD YMCA SOUTH CAROLINA $500

HARRISBURG AREA YMCA PENNSYLVANIA $500

HOPKINS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA KENTUCKY $500

JOPLIN FAMILY YMCA MISSOURI $500

JUNIUS WARD JOHNSON YMCA MISSISSIPPI $500

KETTLE MORAINE YMCA WISCONSIN $500

LAKELAND HILLS FAMILY YMCA NEW JERSEY $500

NEW BRITAIN-BERLIN YMCA CONNECTICUT $500

NEW CANAAN COMMUNITY YMCA CONNECTICUT $500

NISHNA VALLEY FAMILY YMCA IOWA $500

OLD TOWN-ORONO YMCA MAINE $500

OSHKOSH COMMUNITY YMCA WISCONSIN $500

PARKVIEW HUNTINGTON FAMILY YMCA INDIANA $500

PORTSMOUTH YMCA VIRGINIA $500

RANDOLPH COUNTY YMCA INDIANA $500

REGIONAL YMCA OF WESTERN CONNECTICUT CONNECTICUT $500

SANTA MONICA FAMILY YMCA CALIFORNIA $500

SARASOTA FAMILY YMCA FLORIDA $500

SARATOGA REGIONAL YMCA NEW YORK $500

SCOTT COUNTY FAMILY YMCA IOWA $500

SOUTHERN DISTRICT YMCA/CAMP LINCOLN NEW HAMPSHIRE $500

THE GREATER MORRISTOWN YMCA NEW JERSEY $500

WILTON FAMILY YMCA CONNECTICUT $500

YMCA OF BERWYN-CICERO ILLINOIS $500

YMCA OF BROOME COUNTY NEW YORK $500

YMCA OF BUFFALO NIAGARA NEW YORK $500

YMCA OF CAPITAL DISTRICT NEW YORK $500

YMCA OF CENTRAL STARK COUNTY OHIO $500

YMCA OF CENTRAL VIRGINIA VIRGINIA $500

YMCA OF EAST TENNESSEE TENNESSEE $500

YMCA OF FREDERICK COUNTY MD MARYLAND $500

YMCA OF GREATER FLINT MICHIGAN $500

YMCA OF GREATER WAUKESHA COUNTY WISCONSIN $500

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN HUNTSVILLE AL ALABAMA $500

U.S. YMCA CONTRIBUTORS

In 2015, Ys across the United States contributed $848,105 to the YMCA World Service Campaign. Every year, Y leaders across the country are instrumental in mobilizing resources, volunteers and support for life-changing programs that impact more than one million lives. This national effort demonstrates the YMCA as a mission-driven charitable organization and highlights the commitment of U.S. YMCAs and their leaders to strengthen our global community.

$50,000+YMCA OF THE GREATER TWIN CITIES MINNESOTA $62,500

$30,000-$49,999 YMCA OF GREATER INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA $48,550

YMCA OF GREATER NEW YORK NEW YORK $36,000

YMCA OF SAN DIEGO COUNTY CALIFORNIA $35,000

YMCA OF THE GREATER HOUSTON AREA TEXAS $35,000

PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM VALLEY YMCA PENNSYLVANIA $30,000

$20,000-$29,999 YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA NORTH CAROLINA $28,500

GATEWAY REGION YMCA MISSOURI $28,000

YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE TENNESSEE $23,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS TEXAS $22,161

YMCA OF THE FOOTHILLS CALIFORNIA $20,000

$10,000-$19,999 YMCA OF GREATER OKLAHOMA CITY OKLAHOMA $18,500

YMCA OF GREATER BOSTON MASSACHUSETTS $18,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN LOS ANGELES CALIFORNIA $16,000

YMCA OF GREATER CINCINNATI OHIO $13,293

YMCA OF GREATER CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA $12,750

ANN ARBOR YMCA MICHIGAN $11,500

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN HARTFORD CONNECTICUT $10,290

FLORIDA’S FIRST COAST YMCA - METROPOLITAN FLORIDA $10,000

YMCA OF DARIEN COMMUNITY CONNECTICUT $10,000

YMCA OF LONG ISLAND NEW YORK $10,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DETROIT MICHIGAN $10,000

$1,000-$9,999 PHILADELPHIA FREEDOM VALLEY YMCA YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DENVER COLORADO $9,750

YMCA OF SOUTHERN MAINE MAINE $9,172

YMCA OF SAN FRANCISCO CALIFORNIA $9,000

OLD COLONY YMCA MASSACHUSETTS $8,500

YMCA OF SOUTHERN ARIZONA ARIZONA $8,000

YMCA OF THE TRIANGLE AREA NORTH CAROLINA $6,545

TAMPA METROPOLITAN AREA YMCA FLORIDA $6,500

YMCA OF CENTRAL OHIO OHIO $6,500

LAKE COUNTY YMCA OHIO $6,052

YMCA OF GREATER ROCHESTER NEW YORK $6,000

YMCA OF THE SUNCOAST FLORIDA $6,000

YMCA OF THE FOX CITIES WISCONSIN $5,700

YMCA OF GREATER CLEVELAND OHIO $5,000

YMCA OF GREATER SEATTLE WASHINGTON $5,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN WASHINGTON DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA $5,000

YMCA OF RIDGEWOOD NEW JERSEY $5,000

YMCA OF SUMMIT NEW JERSEY NEW JERSEY $5,000

YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE MASSACHUSETTS $5,000

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN CHATTANOOGA TENNESSEE $4,500

YMCA OF THE ROCKIES COLORADO $4,500

AUSTIN METROPOLITAN YMCA TEXAS $4,000

CENTRAL CONNECTICUT COAST YMCA CONNECTICUT $3,700

THE FAMILY YMCA NEW MEXICO $3,500

YMCA OF CENTRAL MASSACHUSETTS MASSACHUSETTS $3,500

GREATER MISSOULA FAMILY YMCA MONTANA $3,457

YMCA OF DELAWARE DELAWARE $3,000

YMCA OF GREATER KANSAS CITY MISSOURI $3,000

YMCA OF GREATER MONTGOMERY ALABAMA $3,000

YMCA OF GREATER RICHMOND VIRGINIA $3,000

YMCA OF VALPARAISO INDIANA INDIANA $2,700

YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE INDIANA $2,625

CROSSROADS YMCA INDIANA $2,500

SOUTH SHORE YMCA MASSACHUSETTS $2,500

YMCA OF CENTRAL MARYLAND MARYLAND $2,500

YMCA OF GREATER GRAND RAPIDS MICHIGAN $2,500

YMCA OF GREATER SAN ANTONIO TEXAS $2,500

MOULTRIE YMCA GEORGIA $2,200

GREENSBORO METROPOLITAN YMCA NORTH CAROLINA $2,100

GREATER WICHITA YMCA KANSAS $2,000

MERRIMACK VALLEY YMCA MASSACHUSETTS $2,000

WOODSON YMCA WISCONSIN $2,000

YMCA OF BOULDER VALLEY COLORADO $2,000

YMCA OF GREATER DAYTON OHIO $2,000

YMCA OF GREATER LOUISVILLE KENTUCKY $2,000

YMCA OF PIERCE AND KITSAP COUNTIES WASHINGTON $2,000

YMCA OF SOUTH PALM BEACH COUNTY FLORIDA $2,000

YMCA OF YONKERS NEW YORK $2,000

YMCA OF WEST CENTRAL FLORIDA FLORIDA $1,781

YMCA OF MEMPHIS & THE MID-SOUTH TENNESSEE $1,750

LA CROSSE AREA FAMILY YMCA WISCONSIN $1,600

YMCA OF SOUTHWESTERN INDIANA INDIANA $1,600

READING & BERKS METRO YMCA PENNSYLVANIA $1,500

SILVER BAY YMCA OF THE ADIRONDACKS NEW YORK $1,500

TELFORD COMMUNITY CENTER YMCA KENTUCKY $1,500

YMCA OF ARLINGTON TEXAS $1,500

YMCA OF CASS AND CLAY COUNTIES NORTH DAKOTA $1,500

YMCA OF HIGH POINT NORTH CAROLINA $1,500

STATE YMCA OF MICHIGAN MICHIGAN $1,400

YMCA OF GREATER KALAMAZOO MICHIGAN $1,300

YMCA OF METROPOLITAN LANSING MICHIGAN $1,300

SEWICKLEY VALLEY YMCA PENNSYLVANIA $1,250

YMCA OF HONOLULU HAWAII $1,250

YMCA OF MUNCIE INDIANA INDIANA $1,250

YMCA OF ROCK RIVER VALLEY ILLINOIS $1,250

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YMCA OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI

YMCA OF ST. JOSEPH MISSOURI

MONTANA

YMCA OF HELENA

NEBRASKA

ALLIANCE AREA FAMILY YMCA

BEATRICE MARY FAMILY YMCA

COLUMBUS FAMILY YMCA

ED THOMAS YMCA

FREMONT FAMILY YMCA

KEARNEY FAMILY YMCA

SCOTTSBLUFF FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF NORFOLK NEBRASKA

NEW HAMPSHIRE

CARROLL COUNTY YMCA/CAMP HUCKINS

YMCA OF GREATER NASHUA

YMCA OF GREATER MANCHESTER

NEW JERSEY

CAMP OCKANICKON YMCA

CAMP RALPH S. MASON YMCA

HOPEWELL VALLEY YMCA

HUNTERDON COUNTY YMCA

MEADOWLANDS AREA YMCA

PRINCETON FAMILY YMCA

SOMERSET COUNTY YMCA

TRENTON AREA FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF GREATER BERGEN COUNTY

YMCA OF MONTCLAIR

NEW MEXICO

THE YMCA OF CENTRAL NEW MEXICO

NEW YORK

CORTLAND COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

GENEVA FAMILY YMCA

GREATER SYRACUSE YMCA

JAMESTOWN YMCA

LITTLE FALLS YMCA

MOHAWK VALLEY YMCA

PLATTSBURGH YMCA

YMCA OF THE GREATER TRI-VALLEY

NORTH CAROLINA

BERTIE COUNTY YMCA

EDEN FAMILY YMCA

FAYETTEVILLE YMCA

GASTON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

HENDERSON FAMILY YMCA

J. SMITH YOUNG FAMILY YMCA

ROCKY MOUNT FAMILY YMCA

STANLY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

TOM A. FINCH COMMUNITY YMCA

TWIN RIVERS YMCA

WILLIAMS YMCA OF AVERY COUNTY

WILSON FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF ASHEBORO

YMCA OF CATAWBA VALLEY

YMCA OF ROWAN COUNTY

NORTH DAKOTA

GRAND FORKS YMCA FAMILY CENTER

OHIO

ASHTABULA COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

CAMBRIDGE AREA YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF LANCASTER & FAIRFIELD COUNTY

FAYETTE COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

GEARY FAMILY YMCA OF FOSTORIA

LAKOTA FAMILY YMCA

MARION FAMILY YMCA

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA AT PIQUA

THE LICKING COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

TIFFIN COMMUNITY YMCA RECREATION CENTER

UNION COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF MANSFIELD OHIO

YMCA OF THE JACKSON AREA

YMCA OF YOUNGSTOWN OHIO

OKLAHOMA

ARDMORE FAMILY YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF BARTLESVILLE

NOBLE COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

SHAWNEE FAMILY YMCA

STILLWATER FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF PONCA CITY OKLAHOMA

OREGON

BAKER COUNTY YMCA

EUGENE FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF COLUMBIA- WILLAMETTE ASSOCIATION SERVICES

YMCA OF DOUGLAS COUNTY

YMCA OF GRANTS PASS OREGON

YMCA OF KLAMATH FALLS

PENNSYLVANIA

CARLISLE FAMILY YMCA

GARVER MEMORIAL YMCA

GREATER SCRANTON YMCA

MEADVILLE YMCA

NORTH PENN YMCA

POCONO FAMILY YMCA

REGIONAL FAMILY YMCA OF LAUREL HIGHLANDS

UNIONTOWN AREA YMCA

UPPER BUCKS COUNTY YMCA

VALLEY POINTS FAMILY YMCA

WAYNE COUNTY YMCA

YMCA OF CENTRE COUNTY

YORK & YORK COUNTY YMCA

RHODE ISLAND

OCEAN COMMUNITY YMCA

SOUTH CAROLINA

ANDERSON AREA YMCA

BEAUFORT COUNTY YMCA

CANNON STREET YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF GREATER LAURENS

FOOTHILLS YMCA

NEWBERRY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

PICKENS COUNTY YMCA

UNION COUNTY YMCA

YMCA OF GREATER SPARTANBURG

YMCA OF THE UPPER PEE DEE

SOUTH DAKOTA

ABERDEEN FAMILY YMCA

OAHE YMCA

TENNESSEE

GREATER KINGSPORT FAMILY YMCA

SPARTA/WHITE COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

UNICOI COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF BRISTOL

YMCA OF GREENE COUNTY

TEXAS

KILLEEN ARMED SERVICES YMCA

SAN ANGELO YMCA

THE YMCA OF THE GOLDEN CRESCENT

YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS

YMCA OF CORSICANA

YMCA OF MIDLAND TEXAS

YMCA OF MOORE COUNTY

YMCA OF PLAINVIEW TEXAS

YMCA OF SOUTHEAST TEXAS

YMCA OF THE COASTAL BEND

UTAH

YMCA OF NORTHERN UTAH

VERMONT

GREATER BURLINGTON YMCA

MEETING WATERS YMCA

VIRGINIA

ALTAVISTA AREA YMCA

BEDFORD AREA FAMILY YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF EMPORIA/GREENSVILLE

MARTINSVILLE & HENRY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

RAPPAHANNOCK AREA YMCA

ROCKBRIDGE AREA YMCA

THE FOUR SEASONS YMCA

VIRGINIA YMCA

YMCA OF BUCHANAN COUNTY

WASHINGTON

SOUTH SOUND YMCA

WENATCHEE VALLEY YMCA

YMCA OF THE INLAND NORTHWEST

YMCA OF WALLA WALLA

WEST VIRGINIA

YMCA OF HUNTINGTON WEST VIRGINIA

YMCA OF SOUTHERN WEST VIRGINIA

WISCONSIN

CAMP JORN YMCA

CHIPPEWA VALLEY FAMILY YMCA

DOOR COUNTY YMCA

FOND DU LAC YMCA

GENEVA LAKES FAMILY YMCA

GREEN COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

KENOSHA YMCA

MANITOWOC-TWO RIVERS AREA YMCA

MARSHFIELD AREA YMCA

RACINE FAMILY YMCA

SHEBOYGAN COUNTY YMCA

STATELINE FAMILY YMCA OF BELOIT

SUPERIOR-DOUGLAS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF DODGE COUNTY

YMCA OF EAU CLAIRE

YMCA OF METUCHEN NEW JERSEY $500

YMCA OF NORTHWEST FLORIDA FLORIDA $500

YMCA OF NORTHWEST ILLINOIS ILLINOIS $500

YMCA OF RYE NEW YORK $500

YMCA OF SAGINAW MICHIGAN $500

YMCA OF SIDNEY AND SHELBY COUNTY OHIO $500

YMCA OF SNOHOMISH COUNTY WASHINGTON $500

YMCA OF SOUTHERN NEVADA NEVADA $500

YMCA OF SUMTER SOUTH CAROLINA $500

YMCAS OF WAYCROSS GA GEORGIA

$1-$499 ALABAMA

DEARBORN YMCA

ENTERPRISE YMCA

LEGACY YMCA

MONROEVILLE AREA YMCA

YMCA OF SELMA-DALLAS COUNTY

YMCA OF THE SHOALS

ARKANSAS

YMCA OF HOT SPRINGS ARKANSAS

YMCA OF WARREN AND BRADLEY COUNTY

CALIFORNIA

CORONA-NORCO FAMILY YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF THE DESERT

SISKIYOU FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF ANAHEIM

YMCA OF GLENDALE

YMCA OF THE EAST VALLEY

COLORADO

YMCA OF PUEBLO

CONNECTICUT

CAMP MOHAWK YMCA

GREATER WATERBURY YMCA

NORTHERN MIDDLESEX COUNTY YMCA

SOUTHINGTON-CHESHIRE COMMUNITY YMCAS

VALLEY-SHORE YMCA

YMCA OF GREENWICH

FLORIDA

HIGHLANDS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

THE GREATER MARCO FAMILY YMCA, INC.

YMCA OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG

GEORGIA

METROPOLITAN AUGUSTA YMCA

STATE YMCA OF GEORGIA

WEST BROAD STREET YMCA

YMCA OF COASTAL GEORGIA

ILLINOIS

FOX VALLEY FAMILY YMCA

GOLDEN CORRIDOR FAMILY YMCA

GREATER PEORIA FAMILY YMCA

KISHWAUKEE FAMILY YMCA

MT. STERLING YMCA

TRI-TOWN YMCA

TWO RIVERS YMCA

YMCA OF CANTON

YMCA OF KEWANEE

YMCA OF WEST CENTRAL ILLINOIS

INDIANA

AUGLAIZE-MERCER COUNTIES FAMILY YMCA

BROWN COUNTY COMMUNITY YMCA

CASS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

COLE CENTER FAMILY YMCA

DAVIESS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

DECATUR COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

DUNELAND FAMILY YMCA

HENRY COUNTY YMCA

HOBART FAMILY YMCA

KOSCIUSKO COMMUNITY YMCA

MIAMI COUNTY YMCA

OWEN COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

SCOTT COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

SOUTHEASTERN INDIANA YMCA

SWITZERLAND COUNTY YMCA

TRI-COUNTY YMCA

WABASH COUNTY YMCA

WASHINGTON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF DEKALB COUNTY

YMCA OF GRANT COUNTY

YMCA OF HARRISON COUNTY

YMCA OF KOKOMO INDIANA

YMCA OF LA PORTE INDIANA

YMCA OF MADISON COUNTY

YMCA OF MONROE COUNTY

YMCA OF PORTAGE TOWNSHIP

YMCA OF RICHMOND

YMCA OF STEUBEN COUNTY, INC.

YMCA OF THE WABASH VALLEY

YMCA OF VINCENNES INDIANA

IOWA

ALGONA FAMILY YMCA

FAMILY YMCA OF CHARLES CITY

FORT MADISON FAMILY YMCA

MASON CITY FAMILY YMCA

MONTGOMERY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF DUBUQUE IOWA

YMCA OF MARSHALLTOWN IOWA

YMCA OF NEWTON

YMCA OF OTTUMWA

YMCA OF THE OKOBOJIS

YMCA OF WASHINGTON IOWA

KANSAS

CAMP WOOD YMCA

MCPHERSON FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF HUTCHINSON AND RENO COUNTY

YMCA OF SOUTHWEST KANSAS, INC.

KENTUCKY

HENDERSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

HOPKINSVILLE/CHRISTIAN COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

LIMESTONE FAMILY YMCA

OWENSBORO FAMILY YMCA

PARIS-BOURBON COUNTY YMCA

PIKEVILLE AREA FAMILY YMCA

LOUISIANA

BOGALUSA YMCA

THE YMCA OF ACADIANA

YMCA OF GREATER NEW ORLEANS

YMCA OF NORTHEAST LOUISIANA

YMCA OF THE CAPITAL AREA

MAINE

AUBURN-LEWISTON YMCA

SANFORD-SPRINGVALE YMCA

STATE YMCA OF MAINE

WALDO COUNTY YMCA

MASSACHUSETTS

ATHOL YMCA

CAMBRIDGE YMCA

GREATER HOLYOKE YMCA

GREENFIELD YMCA

HAMPSHIRE REGIONAL YMCA

YMCA CAPE COD

YMCA OF ATTLEBORO

YMCA OF GREATER WESTFIELD

YMCA SOUTHCOAST

MICHIGAN

GREATER MARINETTE-MENOMINEE YMCA

MONROE FAMILY YMCA

NORTHERN LIGHTS YMCA

SHERMAN LAKE YMCA OUTDOOR CENTER

TRI-CITIES FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF LENAWEE COUNTY

YMCA OF MARQUETTE COUNTY

MINNESOTA

ALBERT LEA FAMILY YMCA

BRAINERD FAMILY YMCA

CAMP OLSON YMCA

FERGUS FALLS AREA FAMILY YMCA

ITASCA COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

MARSHALL AREA YMCA

NORTHFIELD AREA FAMILY YMCA

WORTHINGTON AREA YMCA

YMCA OF AUSTIN MINNESOTA

YMCA OF MANKATO

YMCA OF RED WING MINNESOTA

YMCA OF ROCHESTER

MISSISSIPPI

FRANK P. PHILLIPS MEMORIAL YMCA

MISSISSIPPI GULF COAST YMCA

MISSOURI

BOONSLICK HEARTLAND YMCA

CAMERON REGIONAL YMCA

FAIR ACRES FAMILY YMCA

GRAND RIVER AREA FAMILY YMCA

LONG BRANCH AREA YMCA

MEXICO AREA FAMILY YMCA

OSAGE PRAIRIE YMCA INC.

OZARKS FAMILY YMCA INC.

OZARKS REGIONAL YMCA

RANDOLPH AREA YMCA

SALT FORK YMCA

TWIN PIKE FAMILY YMCA

YMCA OF HANNIBAL

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ASSOCIATION OF YMCA RETIREES OF THE UNITED STATES (AYR)

We are deeply appreciative of all of the retired Y professionals who give so much of themselves and inspire us in our daily work. Together, in 2015, they contributed countless hours, their enthusiasm and generous support to-taling $196,014, both individually and through their chapters, to strengthen the global YMCA Movement.

ALLEN-STONE CHAPTER

C.B. WILLIS CHAPTER

CENTRAL ATLANTIC CHAPTER

CHAMBERS CHAPTER

D. WILLIARD LYON CHAPTER

EARL W. BRANDENBURG CHAPTER

GEORGE W. MARSTON CHAPTER

GRAND CANYON CHAPTER

GREATER OZARK CHAPTER

HENRY J. MCCOY CHAPTER

HOOSIER-BUELL CHAPTER

JOHN R. MOTT CHAPTER

L. WILBUR MESSER CHAPTER

MCBURNEY-MORSE CHAPTER

NEW ENGLAND CHAPTER

SAM SCHREINER CHAPTER

UPPER MIDWEST CHAPTER

W.D. WEATHERFORD CHAPTER

CORPORATIONS, FOUNDATIONS, TRUSTS, ESTATE GIFTS AND PARTNERSALLIANT ENERGY FOUNDATION MATCHING GIFTS PROGRAM

B.R. RYALL YMCA - Y’S MEN AND WOMEN’S CLUB

BATTICALOA YMCA, SRI LANKA

BERKS COUNTY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

C SPACE

CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

CHARLES M. HARRINGTON TRUST

CHICAGO CREATIVE COALITION

CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

DARLEEN AND KENNETH MUELLER TRUST

DP ENGINEERING

EDWARD M. OZIAS TRUST

FIDELITY CHARITABLE GIFT FUND

FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH

FIRSTGIVING

GLOBALL GIVING

ILLINIOS STATE ALLIANCE OF YMCAS

J.P. MORGAN CHASE BANK

JOSEPH AND HARVEY MEYERHOFF FAMILY CHARITABLE FUNDS

HERBERT E. AND MARGARET G. PIFER FUND OF THE KALAMAZOO COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

KANKAKEE Y’S MEN’S CLUB

LAURA BELLE HUDSON TRUST

MASTAPETER BUILDING CONTRACTORS LLC

MID AMERICA CAMP CONFERENCE

MISSOURI STATE ALLIANCE

MURIEL A. GRIFFIN ESTATE

NAOMI AND NEHEMIAH COHEN FOUNDATION

NATIONAL CHRISTIAN FOUNDATION

NONPROFIT LEADERSHIP ALLIANCE

NORDSON CORPORATION CORPORATE GIVING

PERFICIENT, INC.

POSNICK FAMILY FOUNDATION, INC.

ROBERT WOOD JOHNSON FOUNDATION

SALEM Y’S SERVICE CLUB

THE KEITH AND MARY BENSON FOUNDATION FUND AT THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF THE GREAT RIVER BEND

UNITED AIRLINES CORPORATION

UNITED CHARITABLE PROGRAMS

VALPARAISO UNIVERSITY

VISTA HI NOON ROTARY CLUB

WARNER MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

WATERSHEDS FOUNDATION

WELLS FARGO FOUNDATION

WINIFRED J. COLTON TRUST

WORLD FELLOWSHIP OF YMCA RETIREES

STAFF AND BUSINESS PARTNERS OF THE YMCA RETIREMENT FUND

ZOLTAN CONSTRUCTION LLC

GIFTS MADE IN HONOR OFEMILY CARPENTER BY: WILLIAM F. CARPENTER

EARL C. COLLINS BY: JILL AND MIKE HALLIN

J. PHILIP DENISON

BY: KELLIE WARDMAN YMCA OF SOUTHERN MAINE

DOROTHY ELEY BY: WORLD FELLOWSHIP OF YMCA RETIREES

LUKE AND MARY ERICKSON BY: STEVEN AND JAN ERICKSON

MATT AND SHAWN ERICKSON BY: STEVEN AND JAN ERICKSON

SETH AND SUSAN ERICKSON BY: STEVEN AND JAN ERICKSON

BILL ERICKSON AND SUSAN SNOW BY STEVEN AND JAN ERICKSON

JOHN I. GARDNER BY: A. JAMES DAUGHN

LYNDA GONZALES-CHAVEZ BY: JASON HAGENSICK

LAUREL HAXTON BY: MISSOURI STATE ALLIANCE

FRED HOSHIYAMA BY: MARY C. TIKALSKY

JUDY KRABBE BY: PAT WARD

CAROL MANN BY: KEVIN BUSH

MATT, LAYNEY, MORGAN, DAPHNE & FLETCHER MCGINN BY: ERIN JORDAN

DAVID MERCER BY: ALLEN-STONE AYR

JOHN J. MISTKAWI BY: RANDY AND LYNN RABENSTEIN

ADRIAN B. MOODY BY: DP ENGINEERING

JAMES AND ULLA KAUFFMAN JERRY AND MARTHA PRADO SHAW

JANET M. PATE BY: YMCA OF BOULDER VALLEY

JERRY PRADO SHAW AND MARTHA PRADO BY: MARIA V. PRADO

CLAY RISNER BY: KAREN KUKLEWSKI

JOHN SPEICHER BY: GEORGE AUDI

MARY C. TIKALSKY BY: SHARON AND DAVE GILGENAST

JASON HAGENSICK MOLLY C. MCGREGOR

THOMAS VALENTINE BY: JASON HAGENSICK

MICHAEL VAN HAELEWYN BY: JASON HAGENSICK

CECIL WHITSON BY: CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL SCHOOL

GIFTS MADE IN MEMORY OFLOUIS M. ALBRECHT BY: JOSEPHINE ALBRECHT

ALBERT J. BENGLEN BY: ALLAN P. BENGLEN

DAVID J. BERGLUND BY: MARCIA AND MICHAEL BUSSEY

KEVIN CALLANAN BY: PATRICIA CALLANAN

CAMERON’S MOTHER BY: KARA NOBLE

WILLIAM P. COSTON BY: MARGARET F. COSTON

ROY COTTEN BY: GAIL AND DAVID COTTEN

LELAND S. CRICHTON BY: JEAN J. CRICHTON

J. PHILIP DENISON BY: MARY AND KEITH BENSON

MARY C. TIKALSKY YMCA OF SOUTHERN MAINE

PAUL V. DEVITT BY: SONJA M. DEVITT

DAVID EPPERSON BY: CECELIA T. EPPERSON

WAYNE FARRAR BY: WANDA FARRAR

FRED HANNA BY: ERICH J. GAUGLITZ, JR.

JOYCE AND DONALD LEAK JOYCE AND DAVID MERCER BUENA AND FRANK “SCOTTY” WASHBURN

FRED HOSHIYAMA BY: MICHAEL BERRY

DAROLYN (DEE) M. JOHNSON BY: PRESCOTT K. JOHNSON

MARTHA AND JERRY PRADO SHAW

RON KINNAMON BY: MARCIA AND MICHAEL BUSSEY

JOYCE AND DAVID MERCER

DEL JAY KINNEY BY: ANALEE L. KINNEY

THOMAS KLENZ BY: CHARLOTTE KLENZ

GEORGE KOIVUN BY: TWO RIVERS YMCA

DAN LEE BY: DEBRA KNECHT

HANS O. LEISTINA BY: ILLA AND HARVEY STEEN

JOSEPH A. MARKUSON BY: ELAINE PRICE MARKUSON

FARLEY MAXWELL BY: ADRIAN B. GREEK

JOYCE AND DONALD LEAK

ROBERT E. MCCLINTICK BY: ERROLENE MCCLINTICK

EDGAR F. MILLS BY: LOUIS AND ELINORE CUMINGS

ADRIAN B. MOODY BY: RIZEK AND ALICE ABUSHARR

ANDREW AND MINDY CLARK HARRIET HOSKYNS-ABRAHALL ALICE L. MAIRS EILEEN M. STIRLING

JOHN D. MURRAY BY: ALMA C. SCULLY

GREG NEGARD BY: SHAUN PETERSON

VICTOR L. PETERSON BY: DORIS BORUFF PETERSON

SIMON AND FLORENCE “FLOSSIE” POSNICK BY: POSNICK FAMILY FOUNDATION, INC.

GEORGE M. REID BY: MARY H. REID

ERMA P. SANDERS BY: ROBERT V. SANDERS

CLEMENT SANTOSKI BY: ALEX ESPINOZA

LUCILE SCHMIDT BY: CLARENCE SCHMIDT

WILLIAM J. SHOLANDER BY: CAROL AND WILLIAM

SHOLANDER PETERSON

WILLIAM SIEVERLING BY: VIRGINIA STOUT

R. BRUCE TAYLOR BY: HERSEY D. TAYLOR

MARILYN TIKALSKY BY: CHRISTIN M. BAKER

CAROLYN AND CLARK BAKER MARY GENTRY ROBERTS AND MIKE ROBERTS

JAMES B. TOUFRIUS BY: CAROLINE AND ABRAHAM REYES

DALE A. AND PAT VONDERAU BY: NORDSON CORPORATION

CORPORATE GIVING MARY C. TIKALSKY

MARTHA WARD BY: PHYLLIS J. AND LAWRENCE MILLER

FRANK WOOD BY: CHRISTY COLLINS

GEORGE ZEISE BY: MAE LOUISE ZEISE

FRANCINE H. ZIEV BY: CHICAGO CREATIVE COALITION

HARMAN J. ZIEV

MAJOR CONTRIBUTORS$60,000 + BENEFACTORS JAMES W. LAIRD

$30,000-$59,999 BENEFACTORS DARLEEN AND KENNETH MUELLER

$10,000-$29,999 GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY PAULA AND JOHN GAVIN KEVIN WASHINGTON

$5,000-$9,999 JOHN R. MOTT SOCIETY ROBERT B. CATELL JOYCE AND DAVID MERCER JANE AND PETER POST HAROLD C. SMITH THOMAS VALENTINE AND KRISTIN KAEDING

$3,000-$4,999 CAMPAIGN CHAIR’S ROUNDTABLE SUSAN AND DONALD ANDERSON DONNA BEMBENEK JOYCE AND EARL COLLINS CATHI DUCHON, REID THEBAULT AND REIS THEBAULT PHILIP AND DEBBY DWYER MURIEL A. GRIFFIN THOMAS HORSLEY AND CHERI BRENNAN KENT AND CHRIS JOHNSON MARTHA AND JERRY PRADO SHAW ALTA THIEL

$1,000-$2,999 CAMPAIGN CHAIR’S ROUNDTABLE

ACRISTINA N. ABRAHAMSVIRIGINA AND CORWIN ATWOOD

BMARY JO AND HANK BAGELMANNCAROLYN AND CLARK BAKERMARY AND KEITH BENSONSPENCER BONNIE

CSANDRA H. CHUNJACQUELINE AND JAMES CIMINO, JR.KIMBERLY COUSINEAU

DGAIL AND JOHN DANIELSONERIK DAUBERTRAYMOND E. DAYPATTY AND NORM DE ROBERTISMARY ALICE DEAN

EJENNIFER EGBERTDOROTHY ELEYDANIEL AND PATRICIA EMERSONCECELIA T. EPPERSONJAN AND STEVEN ERICKSON

FRENATA FERRARI AND BRIAN YANNYWILMER FONGLUCY AND WILLIAM FRIEDMAN

GERICH J. GAUGLITZ, JR.MIKE GETMANJONATHAN GILESLYNDA GONZALES-CHAVEZ AND GARTH HEFFERNANJACKIE GORDONDAVID GREENFIELDMIKE GULICK

HCHARLOTTE L. AND F. JACKSON HAIRROBERT C. HASTEDTABIGAIL HELSINGER

JSUSAN AND MICK JOHNSONROSALIND AND JULIUS JONES

KLAWRENCE I. KAMEYA AND LYNNE D. HENSEL JULIE ARNATT KASLUSKY AND STANLEY A. KASLUSKYREBECCA KELLEYSALLY AND RON KINNAMONMICHAEL KIYOSAKI

LJOYCE AND DONALD LEAKWILLIAM K. LEE, M.D.JANET AND JAMES LEIGHNANCY LEWISMALES AND NORRIS LINEWEAVERJOAN LOVELL

MKATE MARKIN COLEMANED MARKUSROBERT K. MASUDA AND JANE SHERWOODKATY AND DON MCCARTHYSHARON AND GLENN MEASEJANE AND JAMES MELLORJON AND MELISSA MILONASJANET AND CLARKE MITCHELLFRAN AND ADRIAN MOODYNORMA JEAN MOODYEARLIE MULLIN

NNEIL J. NICOLL

ONANCY OWENS

PRICK PETERSONERROL L. PIERREMARY KAY POLSTON

RTERRI RADCLIFFJ.R. REMKEERIN REULANDCAROLINE AND ABRAHAM REYESMEREDITH RIEMERSMAPATRICIA S. RITTER

SPATRICIA AND CARL SABOLDCAROL SCHMIDTWENDY SCHULTZNOREEN R. SCHUMANN AND JOHN P. OLSENKIMBERLY SEBEK AND VICTOR SAUMEKAY M. SHELDONLEIGHANN SIBALDARYL SIEPLINGAJAMES SIRLEAFBARBARA E. SMITHCHESTER C. SMITHJUDAH AND DEBORAH SOMMERCORINNE STEEDEEILEEN M. STIRLINGVIRGINIA STOUTBARBARA SWEITZER

TBOON CHIN TAN AND WARREN GARLICKTODD AND DENISE TIBBITSSHEILA TIEMENSMARY C. TIKALSKYKENNETH B. TURPIN

VLISA APPLEGATE AND MICHAEL VAN HAELEWYNLYNNE VAUGHAN

WPATRICK WARDBUENA AND FRANK “SCOTTY” WASHBURNCECIL “BURNIE” AND JAN WHITSONROBERT R. WILKEROBERT C. WILLIAMSJOYCE AND LEN WILSON

YBRIAN YANNYANDREA YOUNDT

CONTRIBUTORS$500-$999 WORLD SERVICE FRIEND

ACATHY ADAMSWESS AUDSLEY

BDAVID A. BARAHONAARTHUR H. BARNESFREDERICK BRADLEY AND DEBORAH MCCOWN DWIGHT BRIDGESTHOMAS AND CYNTHIA BRINSKOJOANNE AND KENNETH BUSSMARCIA AND MICHAEL BUSSEY

CMARGARET AND WILLIAM CAMERONWILLIAM F. CARPENTERWILLIAM AND KAY CASTLECRYSTAL CHMELOVSKYMARY AND COLQUITT CLARKRICHARD A. CLEGGMARY-BETH AND DAVID COOPERMARY CRABBS

DA. JAMES DAUGHNNEAL DENTONPATRICIA DOWDENLISA DROUIN

EBRAD ELLENBECKERJANET ELLISONTERRY AND SAM EVANS

FWANDA FARRARTHOMAS FINHOLTANTHONY AND GEORGIA FRAGALEJOAN FRASER

GJOSH HESTER GORALSKICAMILLE AND NICOLAS GOURDETNANCY AND MICHAEL GRAVESSTEPHEN AND CATHLEEN GUSTAVSON

HTERRY AND STEPHEN HAMBRIGHTKATHY S. HAMILTONKAREN “SUSIE” AND JERRY HARALSONMIKE HARRISONFRANCIA AND WILLIAM HAWKINSLENLEY R. HAWKSWORTHSANDRA AND DAVID HAYWARDCURT AND MELODY HAZELBAKERERICA HESSTERI AND ROBERT “BILL” HOOSONEMOGENE HUFFMAN

JJOAN AND WALTER JACOBYA. ROBERTA JOHNSONDOROTHY AND LEO JOHNSONPRESCOTT K. JOHNSON

KJAMES PATRICK KELLYANALEE L. KINNEYJULIE AND LARRIE KITCHENJANE KUNTZKATHY KURAS

LCYNTHIA AND JAMES LAWRENCEPAMELA LEBRONDAVID AND KATHARINE LEWISJERMAINE LINDSAYTHOMAS LOWERY

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MALICE L. MAIRSCAROLE AND WILLIAM MALLOYBRITTNEY AND BRAD MCDERMOTTPAMELA AND PAYTON MONTAGUEJUDY MOOREZACHARY MOYERDAVE MURPHY

NMARTHA AND OLIVER NELSONDAN AND ANN NEWHOUSE

OSTEPHEN OJODESTEPHEN G. OSWALDKATHLEEN MCKENZIE OWEN AND J. DURWOOD OWEN

PJOY AND G. DALE PACKERJORGE PEREZ

RPETER RABINOWITZCARLTON S. RAYMOND, IIIROBERTO AND ALBA RIPOLL

SJOYCE AND ANTHONY SAGAREJONATAN AND HANNAH SALDNERGARY AND MARCY SCHLANSKERBARBARA AND ROBERT SCHMIDTHELEN L. SCHMIDTKEISHA SITNEYRICHARD SNELLBARBARA J. SUTTON

TLISA TALLMANMARY AND DAVID THORNTONROBERT TOBINTRANG TRUONG

UGARY UNRUH

WPAT WARDKELLIE WARDMANBESTY AND TOM WARRICKJULIE WATKINSNANCY AND JIM WEATONCOURTNEY WEILANDBETH PEACOCK AND WILLIAM WETZELANGELA WILLIAMS

YALAN YANNY

$100-$499 WORLD SERVICE FRIEND

ARIZEK AND ALICE ABUSHARRKATHLEEN ADAMSONKATHRYNE B. AGUILAR DOWNINGSUSAN AND BRUCE AHLQUISTCHUCK AND MARYAN AINSWORTHJOSEPHINE ALBRECHTSHIRLEY AND JOEL H. ALDERMANBARBETTE ALEXANDERJOHN ALEXANDERJEAN AND NEIL ALLENCHELSEA AND RICHARD ANDERSONPAUL D. ANDRESENLOREN D. ANDREWSKARA ARCHERGEORGE AUDI

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For information on how to complete your estate planning to benefit the international work of YMCA of the USA, please contact your professional adviser and Mary Tikalsky, Director, YMCA World Service, in the International Group at 312 419 8371 or mary.tikalsky@ymca.net.

This information is not intended to be financial or legal advice. Please consult your personal qualified advisers as you consider philanthropic gifts.

TO MAKE A BEQUEST GIFT TO YMCA OF THE USA – INTERNATIONAL WORK, PLEASE USE THE FOLLOWING LANGUAGE:“ To the YMCA of the USA – International Work, I give ____________% or U.S. $______________ of my residuary estate.”

YMCA of the USA is a registered 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization chartered by the state of Illinois. Our tax identification number is 36-3258696.

Please contact us directly at 312 419 8371 for more information about how we can help you with your estate planning. We welcome the opportunity to discuss your goals and tell you more about the important international work of YMCA of the USA.

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Mail: YMCA OF THE USA, Attn: YMCA World Service, 101 N Wacker Drive, 16th Floor, Chicago IL 60606

Phone: 800 872 9622

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