THE Y, SO MUCH MORE. YMCA OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY - SINCE 1855 2013-2014 Annual Report

WE’RE MORE THAN YOU KNOW.

WE’RE A CAUSE. Many people know us as four letters, but we’re so much more than that. From exercise to education, from values to volunteerism, from pools to preschool, from sports to support for those in need or financial assistance, the Y doesn’t just strengthen our bodies, it strengthens our community.

Dear Friends,

Throughout San Joaquin County countless people know the Y, but there’s so much more to our Y than one might think. When you ask around, the Y has a unique meaning to each person. To one, the Y might mean safety or homework help. To another, the Y could mean swimming or even new friendships. One thing for sure is that the Y is more than a place, we’re a cause dedicated to youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. San Joaquin County faces new challenges that create a greater need for the work we do every day. Fortunately, where some see obstacles, we see opportunities for our members, volunteers and staff to make a difference. For 159 years, we’ve been proud to help move our community forward serving more than 14,600 individuals this year. Within the pages of this annual report you will read about how the Y is making a positive impact throughout our community.

We are proud and honored to work with a group of local organizations, schools and non-profits who share our goals for the community. It is with our deepest gratitude that we thank our staff, volunteers, partners and donors who have helped us continue to deliver our vision to be the program of choice for inspiring youth to reach their fullest potential. There is so much more to accomplish, and with the continued support from our community we can strengthen the foundations of San Joaquin County.

Thank you for helping us achieve so much more.

Jeff Gilbert Richard GoodBoard President Executive Director OUR MISSION: We build strong minds, character and bodies for all youth in our community

OUR VALUES: Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility

YOUTH DEVELOPMENTYou might know the Y offers after school programs, but we do so much more. We nurture the potential of every child and teen in Y programs through our focus on youth development. All kids deserve the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve under the guidance of adults who care about them and believe in their potential. We see every interaction with young people as an opportunity for learning and development..

PROGRAMS WE OFFER: After-School Programs Child Care Day Camps

Preschool Teen Leadership Camps Virtual Reading Programs

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“I am so thankful for this program. This experience helped keep him active mentally and physically. He is having a lot of fun outdoors with neighborhood friends, and is spending time doing academic activities.” - Maria Jimenez, Proud Mother

This is just one of the many ways the Y helps young people form healthy habits, develop their skills and build strong relationships. The Y isn’t just about having fun, it’s about improving the quality of life. We’re about providing kids a safe environment to help deepen positive values and fill the educational gap when school is out of session. Our programs help youth thrive and grow up to be healthy, caring, and responsible young adults.

“ My favorite part of Y camp is swimming, meeting new people and playing sports. I really like when we play basketball, soccer and frisbee. ”

- Joseph Jimenez, 11

HEALTHY LIVING You might know the Y offers youth sports, but we do much more. Health and well-being are all about balance. That’s why we help people and families build and maintain healthy habits for spirit, mind and body in their everyday lives. By helping people from all backgrounds live healthier lifestyles, we build a stronger San Joaquin County.

PROGRAMS WE OFFER:

Aquatics

Community Health Fair

Healthy Kids Day

Salsa Sabor y Salud

Youth Sports Zumba

MICHAEL’S STORY

This year was three-year-old Michael’s first time playing in a sports league. He was extremely excited to be out on the field but struggled with learning how to catch. Through persistent practice and endless support from his coaches and teammates, Michael became successful. Michael’s mom says he has played sports at home, but got so much more by interacting with other kids his age in Y sports leagues.

“Y programs help kids gain self-confidence and build positive relationships that lead to teamwork and sportsmanship. Our job as staff is to influence the route of kids’ lives, helping them to realize who they are and all they can achieve.” - Steven Farley, Y-Coach

Y sports is more than just a game, it’s about building character. Our program offers guidance, support and the opportunities that help kids find the courage and confidence to reach their fullest potential. We make a great effort to train staff and coaches to give kids the best experience possible so that more kids like Michael can find their passion for sports.

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“Signing him up for Y sports didn’t just keep him active. He made new friends and learned how to socialize with other kids. Participating in this program has helped develop communication skills and patience.” - Demi Asuncion, Sports Mom

You might know the Y offers day camps, but we do so much more. With our doors open to all, we work every day to connect people from all backgrounds and support those who need us most. We take on urgent needs in our community and inspire a spirit of service in return. Our members, volunteers, supporters and staff demonstrate the power of what we can achieve by giving back together.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY.. . .

PROGRAMS WE OFFER:

Dream Team Volunteers

Healthy Living Initiatives

Teen Leadership Camps

Y-Adventure Guides

LEADERSHIP CAMP The Y’s Back2B.A.C |Believing & Changing| Leadership Break Camp was designed by staff and a group of high school students to equip teens to be leaders in their communities, emphasizing respect, responsibility and safety. The mission of this leadership camp is to empower teens of our county to see themselves as leaders and give them the tools to make positive changes in their community.

In this program, youth leaders met with Y Staff to brainstorm ideas and discuss activities they could implement in camp. The program includes setting personal goals, educational workshops and special service projects. This year they created the Hey Stockton Project. Students were photographed with positive messages they personally wrote to our city. The project was part of our youth’s efforts to strengthen the foundation of our community through the power of a short message.

“This break camp was an avenue for students from local high schools to come together and share their similarities and differences. They learned how to celebrate them in an inclusive way. It’s inspiring to see them develop leadership skills as they strive to positively lead their peers.” - John Acosta, Outreach Coordinator

The Y is more than just day camps, we’re about togetherness. We believe in opportunities and experiences that allow youth to stay safe and connected. Our programs build strong minds and bodies that give parents peace of mind in knowing their kids are making positive choices.

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We are thankful to our volunteer leaders for their devotion to the Y, their inspirational guidance and their support in helping us become a stronger community. Their leadership helps us become so much more.

STRONGER TOGETHER

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

OFFICERS PRESIDENT VICE PRESIDENT JEFF GILBERT ARMANDO VILLAPUDUA VERVE NETWORKS LAW OFFICES OF ARMANDO VILLAPUDUA

SECRETARY TREASURER MYLES HARRIS HEATHER SCHLENGERALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY MOSS ADAMS, LLP

MEMBERS GARY GILLIS RON MESKIS RETIRED STOCKTON FIRE CHIEF GUNTERT & ZIMMERMAN CONSTRUCTION SCOTT HARPER EVIE ROBINSON SHORE, MCKINLEY, CONGER & SCOTT, LLP COMMUNITY VOLUNTEER JANET JENKINS LAURIE SCHRUMBANK OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE KROLOFF, BELCHER, SMART, PERRY & CHRISTOPHERSON KENNETH LEVY JENNIFER TORRES-SIDERS WELLS FARGO ADVISORS, LLC UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC

JEREMY WHITE THE GRUPE COMPANY

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OUR DONORS MAKE THE DIFFERENCESILVER DONORSBANK OF AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE NOREEN & GREGORY BASSO CATHY & DAN SILVA THELMA STEWARTDIGNITY HEALTH WALMART FOUNDATIONKAISER PERMANENTE WEIBEL FAMILY VINEYARDS & WINERY

TRIANGLE DONORSBANK OF STOCKTON PATRICK HOBIN COLLINS ELECTRICAL COMPANY INC. PETE & EMILY KATZAKIANDOWNTOWN SPORTSMEN CLUB PRIMA FRUTTA PACKING, INC.HCE FOUNDATION STOCKTON PORT DISTRICT HEALTH PLAN OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY UNION BANKJUDITH LEITING UNIVERSITY OF THE PACIFIC JUNIOR LEAGUE OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY US BANK

PROGRAM SUPPORTERSALEX SPANOS GRUPE COMPANY SHORE, MCKINLEY, CONGER & SCOTT, LLPALLSTATE FOUNDATION GRUPE REAL ESTATE SIEGFRIED ARMANDO VILLAPUDUA J.T. RISHWAIN SOUTH STOCKTON LIONS CLUBBLOWER REALTORS INC. JEFF SMEENK STANLEY CHAN CALIFORNIA HUMAN DEVELOPMENT JEREMY WHITE STEMILTCALIFORNIA TEES KB PHOTOMAX STOCKTON FIREFIGHTERS BENEVOLENT ORG.CHRISTINA MORONES KENNETH LEVY STOCKTON LION’S CLUBDEAN & KATHLEEN JANSSEN KOHL’S SUMMIT FUNDING INC. DELTA VELO LAURIE SCHRUM UOP 5K TIGER DASH & CUB RUN DEVINE INTERMODAL MARY EBERHARDT VERVE NETWORKSDOHRMANN INSURANCE AGENCY MICHAEL BURNS WELLS FARGO BANKDRIVON TURNER & WATERS MOSS ADAMS, LLP ZEITER EYE MEDICAL GROUP INC.EVIE ROBINSON PETER JOHNSON GANNETT FOUNDATION RICHARD GOOD GARY GILLIS KROLOFF, BELCHER, SMART, PERRY & CHRISTOPHERSON

YOUTH SPONSORSAIRMEN HEATING & COOLING DALE G. MELL & ASSOCIATES MERRILL LYNCH AMS HEATING, INC. DEVINCI’S MERRYHILL PRESCHOOLAMY L. SCRIVEN, D.D.S. EQUITY HOMES INC. PHI EPSILON KAPPA AVANTI NUT COMPANY HERUM CRABTREE ATTORNEYS QUALITY OFFICE LIQUIDATIONSBIG VALLEY OB/GYN JEFF DAUGHERTY SHARE HOMES ADOPTION & FOSTER CARE AGENCYBOWMAN & COMPANY, LLP JOHN MUNOZ SILVIO’S RAVIOLI FACTORY & CATERING CAL-PAC ROOFING SYSTEMS KRISTEN VIGNA STEADY MOTORSCAPITAL WEALTH MANAGEMENT LOVOTTI, INC.

FINANCIAL REPORT

EXPENSESProgram $2,721,301 Management $385,028Fundraising $70,475

Total $3,176,804

INCOMEContributions & Events $221,765Grants $1,799,979Membership Dues $6,560Program Fees $1,190,199Other Income $2,731

Total Revenue $3,221,234

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WE ALL NEED THE YToday, more than ever, we all need the Y. Kids and teens need academic support, positive role models and a safe place to build a healthy foundation for the future. Adults need support and guidance to live a healthier lifestyle, eat better and reduce the incidence of chronic disease.

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BETTER TOGETHER

AFTER SCHOOL K-8 SCHOOLS ADAMS MADISONAUGUST MCKINLEYBUSH MONROECLEVELAND MONTEZUMAELMWOOD RIO CALAVERASFREMONT ROOSEVELTHAMILTON SAN JOAQUINHENRY TAFTHOOVER TYLERHUERTA VAN BURENKENNEDY WASHINGTONKING WILSON

HIGH SCHOOLS CESAR CHAVEZ FRANKLIN EDISON

OUR REACH:

AQUATICS STOCKTON BROOKING PARK MCKINLEY PARK KENNEDY PARK OAK PARKLINCOLN HIGH WESTON RANCH HIGH TRACY PINKIE PHILLIPS AQUATICS CENTER

CHILD CAREK-8 SCHOOLS JULIA MORGAN PODESTA RANCHLINDEN ELEMENTARY WAVERLY ELEMENTARY MANLIO SILVA

BREAK CAMPSK-8 CAMPS BOGGS TRACT MANLIO SILVA DON RIGGIO MCKINLEY PARKJULIA MORGAN OAK PARKKENNEDY PARK PODESTA RANCHLINCOLN HIGH TAFT COMMUNITY CENTERLINDEN ELEMENTARY WESTON RANCH HIGH SCHOOLPODESTO TEEN IMPACT CENTER

YOUTH SPORTS BASKETBALL LEAGUESFLAG FOOTBALL LEAGUES T-BALL LEAGUE SOCCER LEAGUES & CLINIC VOLLEYBALL CLINIC COACHES CLINICS

PRESCHOOL LINDEN LIONS PRIDE LITTLE RASCALS

OTHER CPR/FIRST AID TRAININGDREAM TEAM VOLUNTEERSHEALTH FAIRHEALTHY KIDS DAYPIONEERING HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES SALSA SABOR Y SALUD ZUMBAY-ADVENTURE GUIDES

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YMCA OF SAN JOAQUIN COUNTY 2105 W. March Lane, Ste. 1

Stockton CA. 95207 www.ymcasjc.org 209.472.9622