YMCA 2015 Annual Report

8/20/2019 YMCA 2015 Annual Report

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BUILDING A STRONG FOUNDATION FOR A BETTER US.

CADILLAC AREA YMCA

DILLON COMMUNITY CENTER

2015 ANNUAL REPORT


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TOGETHERWE CAN BUILDA BETTER US


DEAR CADILLAC AREA COMMUNITY,As activist Cesar Chavez said “we cannot seek achievement for ourselves andforget about the progress and prosperity of our community.” He continued tosay “our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and needsof others, for their sakes and for our own.” These principles are ourishing at theCadillac Area YMCA.In 2009, the Cadillac Area YMCA opened the doors of our Dillon CommunityCenter. The achievement was realized through the giving and volunteer supportof several in the community. Notably, Dr. Don and Pat Lakin, Anne and MikeZdrowdski, and Mary and Thomas Dillon, along with others were key in seeing the organizationgrow. It took, however, the generosity of one more major supporter to take it to the next level –Baker College.Since 2008, Baker College has been an key member of the Cadillac Area YMCA team. BakerCollege – Cadillac Campus, through the leadership of Robert Vandellen, its then President,provided the land on which the facility now sits with a generous 99 year evergreen leasefor $1 per year, which renews annually automatically. The Baker College – Cadillac Campusgenerosity did not end there. It also donated $1,250,000 toward the YMCA’s construction. TheBaker College System, parent company of Baker of Cadillac based in Flint MI, then continuedthe investment in the Cadillac Area YMCA by loaning an additional $1,018,745 to help the Yrestructure its construction debt and keep its doors open.So perhaps the biggest news of 2015, came to us on January 1, 2016 when the Baker CollegeSystem, in its continued dedication to the Cadillac area community, signed a new loan agreementthat forgave over $817,033 of the YMCA’s outstanding loan. With a commitment from the YMCAto pay $175,000 over the next 5 years, Baker College System will in effect donate the remaindermaking the YMCA debt free. While this amazing gift is not re ected in the 2015 nancialsincluded in this report, it is the biggest news of the year and secures our Y for the generations tocome.Our year also culminated with a tremendous gift from Cadillac Mortgage providing the remaining$26,000 needed to purchase the timing system for our Cadillac Currents Swim Team. Finally ourY received a $10,000 grant from Consumers Energy to support our expanding Early ChildhoodProgramming.The YMCA would not exist if not for the generosity of the individuals, families, and businesseswithin this community who believe and support its mission. These wonderful gifts do not meanour charitable mission is complete, rather they are recognition of the good being done. It is onlypart of the Y’s growth. If you are interested in joining the YMCA, making a nancial contribution,or donating your time, contact Dan Smith, Paul King, or Kurt Baney at the Y to learn more.

Jason Elmore, Board ChairCADILLAC AREA YMCADILLON COMMUNITY CENTER

CADILLAC AREA YMCADILLON COMMUNITY CENTER

9845 Campus Dr.Cadillac, MI 49601

231.775.3369

www.cadillacareaymca.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORSChair .............................Jason ElmoreVice Chair ......................Kris KrannitzTreasurer ......................Rick KohlerSecretary .......................Laurie McKayImmediate Past Chair ....Kelly Smith

BOARD MEMBERS

KEY STAFFDan Smith .........................Executive DirectorStacy Quiggin ....................Business ManagerMike Kelso .........................Program DirectorAnne Smith Zdrodowski.....Aquatics DirectorPaul King ............................. Membership /Marketing DirectorDebbie Blake .....................Early Childhood DirectorDeb Dyer ...........................Healthy Living SpecialistJanelle Dubbs-Schmeling ..Program CoordinatorJeremiah Shipton ..............Teen CoordinatorKurtis Baney ......................Y Cause Specialist

Renata OlsonEd Van AlstFred WrefordJodi KeelerSandy Morse

Shannon WinkleNiki SchultzAdam BrinksRandy Hill

$26,000 donation for timing clockfor Cadillac Currents swim team.

Thanks to Cadillac Mortgage fortheir generous donation!

OUR MISSIONTO PUT CHRISTIAN

PRINCIPLES INTO PRACTICETHROUGH PROGRAMS THATBUILD A HEALTHY SPIRIT,MIND, AND BODY FOR ALL.

Thank you Baker College of Michiganfor their continued support of the Cadillac Area YMCA.

Their gift to the Y strengthens our community and makes adifference in the lives of each individual they serve.

THANK YOUfor a better community, for a better us!


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OUR 2015 STATEMENTOF FINANCIAL POSITION

2015

Beginningof Year

(Audited)

Endof Year

(Unaudited)

ASSETSCurrent Assets 332,835 389,168Non-Current Assets 5,164,410 4,928,082

TOTAL ASSETS 5,497,245 5,317,250

LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

LIABILITIESCurrent Liabilities 92,834 36,668Long-Term Liabilities 992,033 991,389

TOTAL LIABILITIES 1,084,867 1,028,057

NET ASSETSUnrestricted 4,282,628 4,149,863Temporarily Restricted 129,750 139,330

TOTAL NET ASSETS 4,412,378 4,289,193

TOTAL LIABILITIESAND NET ASSETS

5,497,245 5,317,250

2015 STATEMENTOF ACTIVITIESPUBLIC SUPPORT UNAUDITED

Community Contributions/Fundraising 177,710

Grants 169,613

REVENUESMembership Dues 678,274Program Fees & Other 455,432

TOTAL INCOME 1,481,029

EXPENSESSupporting Services (Excluding Depreciation):

Youth Development, Healthy Living,and Social Responsibility

1,210,214

Admin is trat ive /Management and General 140 ,129Fund Raising 27,981

Subtotal 1,378,324Depreciation 225,890

TOTAL EXPENSES 1,604,214

DECREASE INNET ASSETS

123,185

TOTAL INCOME TOTAL EXPENSES

Program Fees& Other 31%

Administrative/Management and

General 9%

CommunityContributions/

Fundraising 12%

Grants11%

MembershipDues 46%

Depreciation14%

FundRaising 2%

Youth Development,Healthy Living, and Social

Responsibility 75%

Meet the Larrancefamily duo ,Derek and Corbin,who participatedtogether in the

“Anyone Can Tri”.This was Corbin’ssecond yearparticipating inthe triathlon, andhe was excitedto compete atthe adult levelthis year. Dad hadasked Corbin ifhe wanted him to

“Tri” with him; hisresponse was “Yes”. Corbin’s favoritepart about competing this year is thathe beat his dad . Derek said “Heis quite an inspiration for a lot ofpeople because despite his autismhe is extremely athletic. Best yet hedoesn’t care that he is athletic… andhe will be able to rub it in my face forthe next year that he beat me in the

‘Anyone Can Tri’. We are excited toparticipate again next year.”

MY Y STORY

FACILITYUSAGEWe have seen a

steady increasein facility usage in

2015 over 2014. Wecontinue to serve ourcommunity and gainmore support in our

community events.With special events

such as Women’sWellness Expo,

Healthy Kids Day andPrincess Pirate Dance

having more thandouble its attendance

from theprevious year.

Over the past 6 years of operations in ourfacilities, we have experienced a great amountof growth , both by the community’s support and by generous donations . With 6 different

departments running hundreds of programs,we continue to cultivate growth , because ofour cause and mission. We are always lookingfor qualifed individuals to help in our causeswhether it is: afterschool tutors, program teachers,group exercise instructors, child watch attendants,or volunteers. We are grateful for those who havebeen a part of the Y’s cause.

CADILLAC AREA YMCA GROWTH

55

65

75

85

95

2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Employees (1st Qt)


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JUST LIKEHOME, KIND& SUPPORTIVE

NEW PROGRAMINGFOR TWEENSYouth Fit & Tween Zone are two new programs developedthrough donations and grants to meet community needsfor tween programming. Youth Fit is a partner programwith Munson Healthcare Cadillac for youth ages 8-12 to beactive and have loads of fun. It is run by a coordinator wholeads games and exercise as well as talks about healthyfood choices. Tween Zone is a safe environment whereyouth can learn, grow, and play with peers. The space is

out tted with games that encourage brain developmentand active movement. With the creation of Tween Zonewe have seen an average of 5.5 tweens per day. Theymade Christmas cards for our Senior Fit program whichhas some 80 participants.

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORINGFive elementary schools in the Cadillac Area Public andPine River Area School Districts are participating in anAfterschool Tutoring Program. Through the ve day a weekprogram, 372 students (2015) were able to bene t froma healthy snack and/or meal, physical activity, nutritioneducation and 3 days per week, of academic tutoring. Thecombination of food and physical activity helps studentsbe refreshed and ready to learn when they go to tutoring.The results are impressive. Academic Assessments at PineRiver show, 48% of the students increased their readingby one level, 43% increased their reading by 2, 3 or morelevels. Session 5 students in 1st and 2nd grades atKenwood Elementary increased their oral reading level byan average of 4.4 levels.

MY Y STORYThe After School Tutoringprogram run by the YMCAhas been a blessing for myfamily and more importantlymy daughter. Ellie had dif cultywith math and reading and hadfallen behind in both areas. TheY’s program at Forest View gaveEllie the extra support that sheneeded in both subjects, andreally expanded her ability tostay consistent in her education.I loved the fact that it includedfun physical activity every day.It made it feel to her more likefun instead of work. It allowedEllie to build a relationship with the tutors which madeher feel more connected and

invested in the program, and ledto better results . Thank youfor helping my daughter. Theimpact that you’ve made will bethere forever .

Anne Cool

AFTER SCHOOL TUTORINGSESSIONS PER SCHOOL

2Pine River

Area Schools

3Lincoln

Elementary,CAPS

3Forest ViewElementary,

CAPS

3Franklin

Elementary,CAPS

5Kenwood

Elementary,CAPS

250 visitsin the frst

45 days

OPENMonday thru

Thursday5.5Tweensper day

“As a teacher and as one of the Tutors for the Cadillac YAfterschool Tutoring Program, I have seen many rewards .My favorite one is the smile one of my own students gaveme as she commented on loving the fact that she knewwhat we were doing in class. “I get it!” I enjoyed seeingher hand up more in class and watching her be moreconfdent. ”

R. GUSSERT

3rd grade teacher (CAPS)

YOUTH

“I received positive feedback

from my students. Mystudents who attendedregularly, bene tted greatly .I’m impressed with theprogram.”

KRIS RACIGNOL 2nd grade teacher

(Pine River)


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WE CAN BUILD

A BETTER US

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FREE 7TH GRADE MEMBERSHIPThis year’s free 7th grade membership program received a grant from theCadillac Area Community Foundation - Youth Advisory Committee (CACF-YAC). This grant allowed for program expansion beyond just CAPSstudents. Overall an average of 34 teens per month were able to utilize thiscommunity bene t. The Y chose to focus this program on 7th grade teensdue to the observation that this time of life presents an increased amountof social pressure and desire for independence. The YMCA teen programs

strive to provide a positive environment where teens can be mentored in a recreational setting that allows social connection with peers and age appropriate independence . Our hope is these teens nd ways to createhealthy habits of recreation in their early teen years. We are grateful forthe support of CACF-YAC and others in ful lling this mission.

DEVELOPMENT

280 Check-ins

for the day

SPECIALTHANKS to YAC for their

grant funding forthis programand our newtween zone

The 2015 Healthy Kids Day at our facilitieswas a huge success this year. This day

is set aside as a day for youth of all agesto come and learn what it truly means tobe healthy. The day was lled with fun andactivities from a “Try New Things” foodexperience, to swim lessons in the pool, andback to sack races in the gym. Over all wehad 280 participants in the day, familiescame early and stayed late. It was a fun

lled event for the whole family to enjoy .

HEALTHY KIDS DAY

6 programsignups2

NewMembers

APRIL 25, 2015

120.4% increase in facility usagefor the day compared to

previous 3 weeks


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MAKE ITA PLAYDATE

PRESCHOOLJoe Hughes’ son Dominic is a participant in one of ourY Preschool classrooms. Dominic struggled to come topreschool the rst month and Dad was ready to throwthe towel in until I asked him to start staying at preschoolwith Dominic until he felt safe. Dad, who works 2nd shift,struggled with this because of fatigue, but did it for about3 weeks. Dominic just needed a sense of security whilebeing here, and truly tried to dominate Dad while he was

here. Dad however, did not just pay attention to his son, hebuilt relationships with other students in the class whichalso helped Dominic build friendships . Dominic is nowcoming in confdent , feeling safe and willing to let Dadretreat home for some much needed rest. I would like tothank Joe for pushing his own needs aside to assist in hisson’s adjustment to preschool and also for being a greatrole model on how to build/establish new relationships andfriends in one of our Y Preschool programs.

Debbie Blake Early Childhood Director

HEALTHY EATINGTo compliment the bene ts of physical activity through exerciseand sports, a Healthy Eating program was added this year. Withfunding through a Walmart State Giving grant, we acquiredportable kitchen equipment for food preparation demonstrationsand Healthy Eating classes. We also added healthy eating andnutrition lessons to other programs. Over 50 Senior Fit classmembers participated in a Make Health Your Hobby workshopthat included identifying healthy food choices. Preschoolers

learned to choose water as a healthy drink and used fruit to makeavored water. Food and Fun curriculum activities such as makingindividual smoothies, sampling new foods, choosing healthy fatsand fewer sugary drinks were enjoyed by Youth attending DillonDay Camp at the Y and Camp Torenta day and resident camps.One of the participants in our rst Cooking Matters class learnedways to get her family to eat whole grains. She shared therecipes we made in class with her family and said “they liked whatwe made and couldn’t believe it was healthy”.

CHILDCARE

50 Senior Fitmembers

chose foodsfor health

20 preschoolers

madefruit infused

water

4887Total Visits toChildwatch for

the year

EARLY CHILDHOODEDUCATION

Fall Open-house

attendeessampleddeliciousPumpkin

Dip.

CHILD WATCHVISITS FOR 2015:

GSRP* iscurrently

full @

18 Y Preschoolis @16

w/2 slotsavailable

16currently

registered in

DAYCARE12 Part time,4 Full time

80 Footprints per day(Average includes all of our Childcare programs.

Head start, GSRP*, Preschool, Child watch, Daycare)

HeadStart is

currentlyfull @

18

23 enrolled inEXTENDED CARE

10 Head Start, 3 GSRP,and 10 Y Preschool.

8 Cooking Mattersclass participantslearned healthy

food preparationskills.

*Great Start Readiness Program


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TEST LIMITSMEET FRIENDSGET FIT

FITNESSSENIOR FITThe Senior Fit Program held at the Y on Tuesday and Thursday has 75 seniors in threeclasses. The seniors range in age from 55 to 92 and most have chronic conditions thatthey must deal with. Participants are usually referred to the program as a continuedrehabilitation for existing conditions or physical challenges.

Y STAFF STORYOne of the participants , Mark Pitrago, is 57 years old. He started Senior Fit atMunson Healthcare Cadillac and has continued with it at the Y. Mark suffers from MS.He is the most inspirational person the class participants have met. We have alllearned not to tell Mark what he can or can’t do. He determines what he is capableof doing. He tries most everything even though his balance is affected and he islegally blind. He loves to ride the bike. In 2014, he rode the bike 208 miles which he

did mainly half an hour at a time each day he comes. He also works several machinesand lifts weights. He keeps himself v ery strong .

He proves to us that even though you may have a physical complaint or pain, youcan still get up, workout and stay ft . He also proves that all this can be done witha smile and a great attitude . He is an inspiration to us all . He lights up theroom when he comes to class.

-Kit Rau Senior Fit Instructor

8432Participants

over theyear

PiYo, Insanity &

Gentle Yoga

TRENDS

IN FITNESS

NEW GROUPEXERCISECLASSES

(always freewith your

membership)

MY Y STORYHello, I am Jesse. As of January 2016, I amon my second year as a member of theY. Tuesday and Thursday yoga with Ellenhas been my weekly routine for all this time.The childcare option is as helpful to me asa stay at home mama. Yoga was part of mylife as a Peace Corps volunteer from 2001-2004 but I had not established another

routine since having my three girls. It is soeasy to get lost in motherhood and givingall our time to our children and our partnerand our jobs....leaving very little time forself-care. Taking this time for me hashelped me be more present in other areasof my life. Having an hour of quiet focus isso incredibly rare in my daily life. I want tomodel self-care for my girls. Taking care ofourselves should be our top priority . Otherthings fall into place if we put ourselves

rst and focus on the inner work we need to

do. The class is ideal for all people.

Jesse Guest-Felsk

• April 2010 Senior Fit movedto the Y from Munson Hospitalwith 21 participants. As ofNovember 2015 there were75 participants in 3 classes.Munson hospital has continuedto support Senior Fit

nancially and with referals.

“I am new to the yoga worldand through the Gentle Yoga

class I have found a true oasisfor myself.”

Becky GomezMember since September 2015

• 6 min walkingassessment in 2015 -After 3 months or moreof participation, 86% ofparticipants were in thenormal or above normalrange

• 30 sec. chair stand repsassessment in 2015 -After 3 months or moreof participation 66% ofparticipants performedin the normal range.32%above normal and

just 2%below normal.


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TRY NEW THINGS,AMAZING LEARNING EXPERIENCES

AQUATICSSAFETYAROUND WATERWith all of the lakes in the area and the largenumber of locations to swim, we are proud to kickoff the YMCA Safety Around Water program, whichis designed to teach children basic water safetyskills. Thanks to a Missaukee Area CommunityFoundation grant and Lake City Area Schools makingit a priority to use time in their school day to address

this problem, we are making sure that every LakeCity child in fourth grade has access to learning water safety skills.

I have been teaching YMCA swim lessons for 14years and running our Y swim program for 13 years.I have witnessed the benefts of 100s of childrenlearning swimming skills and how to be safe aroundwater. I think it is vital that all children have accessto a program like this and that we work together inan effort to prevent another tragic drowning death.Whatever we can do to help keep our children safe,we need to work together to do it. This is why Iam so pleased to partner with a school to ght thedevastating problem of accidental drownings. Thisprogram is designed to help reduce the number ofdrownings by teaching children what to do if they

nd themselves in the water unexpectedly.

This is a program that is much needed in our area tokeep our children strong and healthy . If you areinterested in nding out more information about thisprogram or ways that you can help please feel freeto contact me, [email protected] or bycalling the Y and asking for me. Thank you so muchfor all of the support thus far, and making the Y agreat place for community and family.

Anne Smith Zdrodowski,Aquatic Director

100 MILE CLUBFrom young to old we had over 90 members participate in our100 mile swim challenge for the 2015 year. 18 participants completed the challenge this year, 4 more than last year.Swimming is often viewed as an individual recreation, butwhat is often missed is the comradery of the swimmers whopushed each other and nished their goals together. At theY we recognize that anything we do takes perseverance and wecommend each member who completed this goal .

NOTESFROM COACHSwimming your frst year holds many challenges.When you join at 13, those challenges arecompounded by the distances required at thatage level. Tanaya Yonkman joined the teamfacing these challenges. She began the yearswimming Freestyle and Backstroke in meets.She worked hard developing these strokes,and bettered her individual times in each strokeby over 10 seconds. This alone was a greataccomplishment . However, what truly set herapart in a year where we saw great improvementacross the team is her drive and tenacity to beable to compete in all four strokes. Often shewould ask a coach to watch her stroke afterpractice, and would always take the advice of the coaches to heart. By the 5th meet, shecompleted her frst 100 Breaststroke. Shecompleted her goal on January 31st when shecompeted in the Individual Medley. Although herdedication is matched by many team members,her fo cus and drive to meet her goal was aninspiration to both swimmers and coaches alike.

Coach Scott Leesch

CADILLACCURRENTS

19% percent of

Growth over2014-2015

38 # of youth onSwim Teamin 2015-2016

18 # of people

that achievedtheir goal of

100 miles

90# of people

that participatedin the 100 mile

swim club in2015


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MY Y STORY “ I have arthritis and began the arthritis aquatics programa year ago at the YMCA. This program helped save mylife . I spent 2 years in a bed due to a rare disease and I alsohave arthritis. I have lost 75lbs in the last year because Ican nally move again . But it was through this program.”

-Rhonda Schalow

ARTHRITISFOUNDATION SWIMOur facility has been offering an Arthritis Foundation/YMCA Aquatic Program for 6 years. This vital program thatimproves the quality of life for those who suffer witharthritis experienced a signi cant increase the numberof monthly participants when we introduced a new drop-in format. The increased accessibility allows for greater

exibility for our program participants and increases theirchances in a schedule that works better for them .

Swimmer MTSL State Mee t YMCA S tate Mee ts

Abraham Apfel200 Freestyle - 1st100 Freestyle - 1st100 Backstroke -1st

2200 Freestyle - 3rd100 Freestyle - 3rd100 Backstroke -2nd

Karis Bachman200 Freestyle - 3rd100 Freestyle - 4th50 Breaststroke - 4th

200 Freestyle - 8th100 Freestyle - 10th50 Backstroke - 31st

Brianna Leesch 100 IM - 13th50 Backstroke – 7th50 Free - 28th50 Backstroke - 37th

Demi Lodholtz

100 IM - 5th100 Freestyle - 3rd50 Backstroke - 2nd

50 Free - 12th100 Free - 12th50 Back - 20th

Rebecca Jacobson200 Freestyle - 8th50 Backstroke – 11th

Juli-Ann Lang 100 Backstroke - 6th

Grace Leonard 50 Backstroke - 12th

Jack Lucas 60 Backstroke – 13th

RylanBachman-Dryer

25 Freestyle - 27th50 Freestyle - 19th25 Backstroke - 23

Kasen Dunn25 Freestyle - 9th50 Freestyle - 16th25 Backstroke -3rd

Rebekah Smith25 Freestyle -37th25 Back - 30th

*The Y Cadillac Currents compete in two leagues: the Michigan TeamSwim League (MTSL) and the West Michigan YMCA Swim League.

GOAL ACHIEVEDProject Completion: 2015 held great accomplishments in our goal to acquire anAquatic Timing System. Through generous donations we are bringing closure toour call to action. The new timing system and scoreboard should be up and installedbefore the start of our 2016-17 swim season. The scoreboard chosen will be able tocommunicate events, names of swimmers, swim times and places and link directlyto the electronic timing system. Overall, the system will support YMCA swim teamand masters swim program, as well as other competitive events held at the CadillacArea YMCA. We have received several donations throughout the campaign, and areproud to announce that through the generosity of these gifts and a $26,000 giftfrom Cadillac Mortgage , we are able to purchase the electronic scoreboard, themost costly part of the timing system. This brings us to the same level as the otherpools where we compete. A huge thanks to each donor and especially CadillacMortgage for their generous contributions and helping build a better us .

PHASE AStarter unit with light and megaphone $1,080

Total $1,080% to Goal 100%

PHASE BBasic Timing System $2,795Timing pads for 6 lane pool and storage cart $6,351

Total $9,146$ 2015 Achieve Goal $9,146

% to Goal 100%

PHASE CLaptop computer with $2,524· Workware Software (practices)

· Boardware Software (projection system)

6 Lane Alpha Numeric Scoreboard withscrolling line

$29,776

Estimated installation $1,600Total $33,900

$ 2015 Achieve Goal $33,900

% to Goal 100%

AQUATIC TIMING SYSTEM

8 Attended

17 Swimming

Events

9-10Medley Relay 1st

MTSL STATE MEET

YMCASTATEMEET

7 Attended

11 Swimming

Events

Individual Results:

1 st three

2 nd one

3 rdone

IndividualResults:

1st

zero

2 nd one

3 rdtwo


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TOGETHER

WE CAN BUILD

A BETTER US

ALWAYS HERE

FOR OUR

COMMUNITY

Lindsey AkomScott AkomDan AltoLinda AndersonAthena ApfelNorm ApfelPat ApfelNick MaddoxMonique AshbyHeidi AustinLaura BachmanSheena BalcomAllan BealMike BellMary BellJamie BelvilleMary BlackmerDebbie Blake

Zeb BoersmaNicole BolandCathy BooherBrian BooherChad BoolmanNaomi BoonzaaijerAbby BoonzaaijerIsabel BorgstromAdam BosmanMallory BoydDebra-Ann BrabazonSteve BreithauptAdam Brinks

Glenda BrintnellJen BrownBrandi BrownJody BrownPreston BrunnerMitchell BudnickRobert Cain

Julie CainApril CastleJamie ClousNicole Coats-QualesBridget CoffeeEllen CokewellColby ConklinAnne CoolKayla CoveartMark CronkhiteMindy CucinellaDave DarrowBrad DenikeJen DeRuiterKayla DeVollDavid DeVollEric DittrichCaden Dittrich

Sam DoddsChad DreyerJanelle Dubbs-

SchmelingEd DunlapWoodie DurhamLouis DurhamDelores EiseleZach ElmoreAlicia ElmoreJason ElmoreJena ErwayStan Fawcett

Paige FietCarla FilkinsMike FilkinsDave FoleyEmily FoxMaria FranciscoOlivia Garlick

Chad GeigerJudy GildeBrandon GilyardDavid GlendenningSally GogginPat GogginJosh GottschallStacy HammondKeith HammondShandra HancockAndrea HermanJon HeukerAlana HillHeather HillRandy HillLacey HillCaitlin HillsTrevor Hortoon

Katy HuckleChris HuckleCourtney HunterJeff IzzardTom JacobsonLisa JacobsonDavid JamesMaria JohnsonKelsey JudgeJodi KeelerSara KeinathCindy KelleyKathleen Kelso

Joleean KennardMia KendellDennis KennyKristen KennySabrina KenwabikiseCarl KielbasaKristen Kiluk

Paul KingMegan KleppingerElisha KoenigRick KohlerRebecca KrannitzKris KrannitzDoreen LancBruce LangJulie-Ann LangSandee LeeTrisch LeeschScott LeeschKathy LietartIan LillyNick LillyErica LillyBeverly LindDeana Littlebear

Joel LockwoodRenee LooksVictor LucasBrooks LucasNazareth LutherNick MaddoxAbbi MankewicsCricket MarksCindy MayLaurie McKayKrista McMillanMharen McMillanSharalyn McNutt

Scott McPhersonAshley MentelMandy MeyerDavid MillerLeah MillsSandy MorseTrent Mulder

Marybeth MunchLauren MunchTisch NeissTrevor NeissTyler NeissMaggie NeissChrystl NorenBeth OberhausTed OliverRenata OlsonSeth OlsonLeif OlsonSteve OsbornJohn OttKatie PaquetNick PaquetElizabeth ParkerHeather PaulMike PaulinCharlie PayneScott PeedleAbbie Peltier

Kelly PendrickChad PhillipsMatt PutmanSage RadtkeTim ReaumeJennifer ReaumeKim Recca

Heather ReddickTiffany RiceShana RipleySara RoordaJeff RorkTracey RuellLindsay RumohrJennifer SacketAaron SchabRhonda SchalowRyan SchultzNicole SchultzWill ShemerKarroll ShowersEverett SimersonGlenn SmallMike SmithKelly SmithKimberly SmithAdam SobczakJo SpryNatalie Sterner

Michael StevensAmanda StumpJamie SwigerThe Dahls FamilyHaven ThomackSally ThomasAl Thomas

Charlie ThompsonAndy UlrichEd Van AlstKathleen Van AlstCarol Van HaitsmaJason VaughnLiz WalkerJessica WansteadNishi WardScott WardTraci WarnerCraig WeidnerJim WhelanJason WildeShannon WinkleAlicia WoodworthFred WrefordRebecca YonkmanJoel YonkmanJeremy YoungMike ZdrodowskiNoah Zdrodowski

Sarah ZdrodowskiAnne SmithZdrodowski

Janea Zuniga

VOLUNTEERS

2015 EVENT CALENDAR

JANUARY TAC 31(Team Accountability Challenge)

FEBRUARY Family Valentine DanceWomen’s Expo

MARCHPrincess Pirate Fairy DanceSt. Patricks DanceEaster Egg Hunt in the POOL

APRIL Healthy Kids Day Open House

MAY Mother’s Day Appreciation

JUNE “Anyone Can Tri” YMCA Triathlon

AUGUST Back to School Carnival and Swap

OCTOBER Dancing with the Y

NOVEMBER Fall into Fitness Open House

DECEMBER New Years Eve PartyResolution 5K & Kids 1 Mile

Y FOR ALL

Our Special events continue to grow . From our Valentine’s Daydance and Pirates and Princess Dance to our Easter Egg Hunt andSt. Patrick’s Dance Event more and more members and communitymembers attend these events every year. Our Back to SchoolCarnival started back in 2014 and has become one of our largestCommunity Events . With well over 200 people in attendancethis year we moved all of the Carnival events inside. Not only didour community come out to enjoy this special event they also wereable to see what the Cadillac Area YMCA has to offer . Plans for

the 2016 carnival are already in the works.


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T O G E T H E R

W E C A N B U I L D

A B E T T E R U S

LET’SWORKTOGETHER

7TH GRADEMEMBERSHIPSYouth Advisory Committee of the

Cadillac Area Community FoundationCoBankAdvanced Foot & Ankle CentersChuck and Marge DumanoisGlenn and Reanna Tice-KellyE.S. Fawcett

AQUATIC TIMING SYSTEMRick and Mary BlackmerSuzzane and Steve BreithauptDeb BrinkmanMike CoyMeyer Veterinary ClinicMarianne SmithNishi WardAnne Smith-ZdrodowskiRick SquiresSusan ThompsonCadillac Mortgage

TEEN IMPACTE.S. FawcettCadillac ElksUnited Way

TWEEN ZONEYouth Advisory Committee of the

Cadillac Area Community Foundation

PINE RIVERAFTER-SCHOOLTUTORINGOsceola County Community

Foundation

PRINT SPONSOR RexAirBaker College of CadillacWolverine Power Cooperative

CAPS AFTER-SCHOOLTUTORINGWalmart FoundationUnited WayMichigan Department of

Community Health

HEALTHY LIVINGWalmart State GivingYOUTH TRANSPORTATIONPROGRAMFirst Merit Bank

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LACROSSEChris HuckleJames Whelan

CAMP TORENTA SCHOLARSHIP FUNDRick and Mary BlackmerLove in the Name of ChristLincoln School PTLMichigan Rubber ProductsAdvance RealtyDairy QueenDK Design GroupCadillac Daisy ChainFiamm Technologies, Inc.Steve FrisbieRotary Club of CadillacKiwanis Club of CadillacFamily Practice of Cadillac, P.C.William and Janine RzepkaNorm SchneidermanAlpha Delta KappaJeremy Winkle

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Anyone Can Tri fnishers, William age 11 and Wesley Gibson age 9, made up abrother team . Wesley, who is blind, was aided in the competition by his brother inboth the bike and the run portion and his mother in the swim portion. William hadbeen inspired by a family friend who has similar abilities, he made his mind upto give the “Anyone Can Tri” a chance and chose to do so with his brother Wesleywho is differently abled. One of their mottos as a family is to “Focus on the abili-ties” said Janet Gibson, the mother of the two boys. She has been encouraged by what her two sons were able to accomplish by doing so.

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Pam & Alan AndersonJon AndersonKevin & Kathleen AndersonSteve & Deb AndersonLinda AndersonTamra ArrandBruce BakerEric & Sue BakerKurtis BaneySydney BarceyRobert BeattieStephen & Susan

Betts-BarbusRick & Mary BlackmerDeborah BlakeRuth BoonzaaijerSuzanne & Steve BreithauptDeborah BrinkmanAdam & Erin BrinksCadillac Oral &

Maxilofacial SurgeonsJack CairyFred & Rochelle Carroll

Dave & Anna CencerMary ClarkSperry & Gertrude ClaypoolMike CoyIke & Ann DiehmEric DittrichGerald & Judy DobbsWilliam & Carol DunnDennis & Kaci EllensJason & Alicia ElmoreBill EwaldFiamm TechnologiesSteve & Delores Frisbie

Chris & Julie GentryLee & Christine GoodrichChris & Katy HuckleJohn ItnyreTom JobsonLonna JonesLinda KarekJodi & Clint KeelerCharlie & Cindy KelleyKathleen KelsoMike & Amber KelsoPaul KingRick & Kathi KohlerKris & Rebecca KrannitzBill KringDonald LakinJulie LaPanDenna LightMichael and Kathryn LuederAngela LyonsVirginia MackeyClara MartinJim & Lucy McGuire

John & Laurie McKayRandy & Marie MercierMark & Jennifer MitchellMark & Cindy MorleyBetty MorrisonEdwin MortonRobert & Nancy MulkeyRenata & Erik OlsonMariette PotvinPhil PotvinJames & Mae PurrenhageJay PutmanMatthew Putman

Mickey PutmanStacy QuigginKathie RauReggie RayOtto ReamTim and Jenny ReaumeHeather ReddickDonald RennieEvelyn RexfordDan & Elizabeth Rzepka-AltoJohn & Elizabeth SaylerRyan & Nicole SchultzKen & Mary SimonDan & Maggie SmithJohn SmithKelly SmithThomas & Peg SmithRick SquiresTom TallutoEdward TenHoutenCrystal ThiesSteve TikkanenAngela Trucks

Audrey Van AlstEdward & Julie Van AlstKen VanHulstBorg WarnerRichard WestmaasTodd & Shannon WinkleNeil & Martha Wolf Matthew WoudenbergFred & Lisa WrefordMichael WrightMike & Anne Smith

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GOLD MeijerDons Auto ClinicBaker College of CadillacReal Estate One

SILVER Skips Pool & SpaFox Motors of CadillacMaveric Mechanical & Plumbing

BRONZEDental Health ProfessionalsToy TownIndependent BankMcCurdy, Wotila & PorteousEl DoradoCadillac Surgical Care

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GOLD MeijerDons Auto ClinicBaker College of Cadillac

SILVER Lifesmiles DentistryDental Health Professionals

BRONZEBaird Cotter & Bishop PCMcCurdy, Wotila & Porteous

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PLATINUMMeijerDons Auto ClinicBaker College of Cadillac

GOLD Fox Motors of CadillacCadillac Casting Inc.Cadillac News

SILVER Meyer Veterinary ClinicCadillac Tire CenterWolverine Power Cooperative

BRONZEChemical BankMcCurdy, Wotila & PorteousMunson Healthcare CadillacVentraPlatinum NoirActive Brace and LimbGodfreyLanding Dance AcademyAdvanced Foot & Ankle CenterEvergreen Resort

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Documents

YMCA 2015 Annual Report