2014 Annual Report
Transcription
2014 Annual Report
FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT ® FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY STRENGTHENING THE FOUNDATIONS OF COMMUNITY 2014 Local Impact Report YMCA OF YOUNGSTOWN 2014 YMCA CAMPAIGNS AND PROGRAMS PAVE THE WAY FOR FUTURE GROWTH The great strides made by the YMCA of Youngstown in 2014 ensure a strong foundation for future growth and will lead to an enhanced Y experience for members and the community. The Y began offering new services that support its healthy living initiative with the creation of both the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA cancer survivor program and the Diabetes Prevention Program. Both programs have been instrumental in bettering the health and quality of life of the participants. Over the last couple of years, we’ve contemplated how the Y will continue to provide significant services to the next generation of members. We are pleased to announce that we have begun in-depth planning and fundraising efforts to renovate downtown Youngstown’s Central YMCA location and to build an additional YMCA in western Mahoning County. These efforts will help us continue to meet the community demand for Y services and provide a contemporary and fulfilling Y experience to members in the coming years. As we plan to repurpose the Central YMCA, we will be flipping the calendar and celebrating the 100 year anniversary of this historic building in 2015 to provide an even better facility for the next 25-30 years of service. We have accomplished much over the past year and expect to serve the community at an even higher level moving forward. Timothy M. Hilk Chief Executive Officer 2 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report Thomas Fleming Chairman, Board of Trustees FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: Going for the Gold Jill Drajic brought her son, Kenny Martin, to the YMCA 10 years ago. At an early age, Kenny was diagnosed with autism and cerebral palsy and was considered mentally challenged. It was important to Jill that he learn how to swim. The Y’s scholarship fund has been a blessing to Kenny’s family, enabling him to pursue private swim lessons. Over the past 10 years, Kenny has gone from not being able to swim at all to being able to swim doggy paddle and float in the deep pool. Kenny started taking swim lessons at the Davis Family YMCA before transitioning to the downtown location, where he continues to enjoy working on his water skills. In addition to learning how to swim, Kenny’s made many friends, built a lot of muscle tone and has had a great Y experience overall. Jill Drajic & Kenny Martin Jill had nothing but good things to say about the YMCA staff that have played a part in Kenny’s journey over the past decade. “The staff is wonderful, for me as well as Kenny. Having a child with a disability, it is important to me that Kenny is accepted. When we come to the Y, everyone is very kind to Kenny and I find it to be genuine. There are just good people down here.” Moving forward, Kenny will keep taking swim lessons at the Y and he might try basketball. Outside of the Y, Jill has considered getting Kenny involved with the Special Olympics swim team. However, Jill explains “when Kenny gets to the pool, he likes to be in the pool and he does not like to wait.” No matter what sport Kenny tries in the future, his mom knows that “because of the Y, we have a better quality of life.” Kenny with his YMCA swim instructor. The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 3 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: Shaping Futures Through Day Camp Joselyn Parker When Joselyn Parker heard there was a job opening at the Central YMCA, she remembered how great she felt coming to the Y to play on sports leagues with new friends and the sense of unity the Y inspired. She decided she wanted to be a part of that. Now Joselyn is the Youth and Teen Director for the Central YMCA. Central Y Youth & Teen Director One of the programs Joselyn leads is Day Camp, also called Nuha, a Swahili word that means intellectual mind and educated. Each day, day campers study reading, math, and science, have swim lessons and tend a community garden. There’s a field trip every Friday that aims to expose the kids to something new. Day Camp activities help the kids fight summer learning loss, a common issue among school-age children. Central Y Day Camp Counselors Day Camp also exposes kids to diversity and encourages them to accept others who may be different than them. “The one thing that we try to put on our kids and put in them with Nuha is that we all take care of each other and we’re all family. It doesn’t matter what you look like, what race or size you are, it doesn’t matter here,” explains Joselyn. Joselyn sees Day Camp and encouragement from counselors having a long-lasting impact on the campers. “When somebody tells you that you can do it, and reiterates that you’re smart, intelligent and bright, and they give you the opportunity to do better, you’ll do better. That’s what I want to do for these young people; I want to see the graduation rate change because of the YMCA and because of programs like this.” Positive Y experiences also encouraged Allie Baklarz to become a Day Camp Counselor. A day camper since the program started, Allie became a Counselor Apprentice at 13 and a Counselor at 18. Through her involvement with Day Camp activities at the Y, she realized that she really liked working with the younger kids and discovered her passion for teaching. “I would have never known that if it wasn’t for Y Day Camp. It’s what inspired me and it still inspires me today,” Allie shared. Nicole Murray Davis Y Youth & Teen Coordinator 4 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report Allie Baklarz Davis Y Counselor Apprentice Coordinator YOUTH DEVELOPMENT IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: New Directions Robert Lawrence first heard about Camp Fitch from his middle school principal. A few years later, he went to Camp for two weeks on a scholarship and the experience changed his life. “It was the most amazing two weeks of my life. It was a turning point because I was going through a really dark time and I didn’t really know what direction I was going in, but that experience brought the light to me, in a way.” Since his initial experience, Robert has become an outdoor education instructor at Camp and also acts on the program staff hosting school groups and weekend events. He loves working with kids and working at Camp has given him a vision for his future. “Getting involved with Camp at such a young age has been a great opportunity for me because it really set the path for me. I definitely think this is my career; I want to be a camping professional and I want to work with kids in the Y organization.” Robert Lawrence Outdoor Education Instructor at Camp Fitch Y Robert and his family are thrilled that he has found direction in his life. He plans to go to college and get a degree; he is currently looking at a school in Wales that offers an outdoor education program. He knows none of this would have been possible without the Camp scholarship fund. “I’d just like to say thanks Camp Fitch not only offered Robert a start on his for everything. I wouldn’t be the person I am today career, but also enabled him to build long lasting without the Y movement and people’s donations friendships. “The friendships and relationships you that helped me and other campers develop.” can build in a camp environment, especially at Camp Fitch, are definitely unlike any other. All of these people you never thought you would talk to before “You could tell right away that this guy was end up becoming your best friends. You spend every going to be a Camp guy, maybe for the rest second with them at Camp and build relationships of his life.” that you can’t form anywhere else.” - Brian Rupe Executive Director, Camp Fitch YMCA The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 5 HEALTHY LIVING IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: Diabetes Prevention Program You may not know that across the country, over 33% of people have pre-diabetes. At home in Mahoning County, the prediabetes rate is almost 40%. Facing a rate higher than the national average, the YMCA stepped up in 2014 to help combat the prevalence of pre-diabetes and type 2 diabetes with a new wellness program. The YMCA’S Diabetes Prevention Program helps individuals reduce their risk for diabetes. “It’s a year-long program that teaches people about healthier eating, physical activity, and making lifestyle modifications so they can really enjoy life and improve their health. The participants meet in a small group led by a trained lifestyle coach and they go through evidence-based information from the CDC, and they really get good tools to better their lives,” explains Michelle Edison, Wellness Program Coordinator. Michelle Edison Wellness Program Coordinator 6 The goal of the program is for each person to lose about 7% body weight and to increase physical activity to 150 minutes per week. The CDC found through research that these factors have a significant impact on reducing disease risk. Michelle has seen the program inspire other positive changes in addition to physical changes. “I’ve seen participants really change in other areas of their life. Their families are making comments about how the person’s eating habits have changed, how they have more energy and how they’re interacting differently. So the effects of the program are translating into other areas.” The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report HEALTHY LIVING IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: LIVESTRONG at the YMCA The YMCA of Youngstown was one of 10 YMCAs in the country to receive a 2014 LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Implementation Grant from Y-USA in partnership with the LIVESTRONG Foundation. “This is a program for cancer survivors, whether they’re newly diagnosed or they have been in remission for years. It’s a fitness class that helps improve cardiovascular fitness, strength, endurance, flexibility, and balance. The class also provides an emotional support network,” says Loretta Pflug, LIVESTRONG coach. Mike Puskar was one of the first program participants when it came online in 2014. “Two years ago in May I came down with esophageal cancer so I went through chemo, radiation, and major surgery, after which blood clots developed. I had to go on disability from a job that I loved, and that really hurt. I was looking for something to lift me out of the dark place I was in and this was really the start of it. I felt so much better after I completed the program that I joined the Y so I could continue working out and getting stronger,” said Mike. “Physically I feel a lot better and mentally I feel really good. It’s impacted my family to the point where they all say ‘you’ve come back.’ And it all started with this LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program.” - Mike Puskar LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Participants The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 7 HEALTHY LIVING IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Mary Beth Partika was another pilot participant, and the program impacted both her and her family. “When you start moving, you think more positively, feel better spiritually, and can do more physically. The impact on my family was wonderful too. My family would always encourage me, and now we all plan to join the Y this summer,” Mary Beth said. Other program participants have seen similar results as well, and the Y plans to continue the program in the future. “There are really no other programs like this. You hear people say ‘if I didn’t have this program, I’d be sitting on the couch watching TV or sitting in my own sorrow.’ Being here is positive and it really helps cancer survivors become stronger people,” explains Loretta. Mary Beth Partika LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Participant LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Participants 8 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report “I have told so many people about the program and to try it. You’ve got to do it. It will make you feel better. It will help you get through what you’re going through. It helps you feel like you’re back in control.” - Mary Beth Partika SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY IMPACT SPOTLIGHT: Highlighting Former Board Members The YMCA of Youngstown and its Board of Trustees would like to bid a fond farewell to two former board members, the late Tom Cleary and Dr. Dean Economus, and give appreciation for the time and talent they dedicated to the YMCA. Thomas Cleary “Tom Cleary was on the YMCA Board for many years, and he chaired the board in the late ‘80s and early ‘90s. He not only gave of his time and talent; he was very inspirational in the operation of the Y for years. He not only contributed to the Y; he was also a community leader since the late ‘70s. He had a lot of friends across the whole community and was a great contributor to the Y’s success and the Youngstown community in general. He will be sadly missed. ” Thomas Fleming, Chairman, Board of Trustees “Tom Cleary really embodied the Y and believed in our mission. He understood what the Y could bring to the community and that the YMCA could truly make a difference in people’s lives. Tom was a topnotch contributor to the legacy of our YMCA. We would not be as strong as we are today without Tom Cleary.” Timothy M. Hilk, Chief Executive Officer Dr. Dean Economus “It has been a great honor to be asked to serve on the Y Board. Four generations of the Economus family have participated in Y programs: my grandfather obtained his law degree from what was then the Y College, my father was a long-time HFD member and now my children learned how to swim and continue to use the fitness facilities. For nearly 100 years the Y has been a part of our life and I look forward to a time when I am able to serve the Y again.” Dr. Dean Economus “I met Dean Economus when I came to town and he told me his family story and why he volunteered at the Y. Dean volunteers because the Y has done so much for his family. As a board member, Dean gave graciously of his time and talent, and even though he’s a very busy man, he’s brought us rich resources.” Timothy M. Hilk, Chief Executive Officer The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 9 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR “Tradition and family fuels my passion for Camp Fitch. I was raised at the Y and Camp Fitch. I have so many childhood memories from my time there.” amount. He could also be found at Camp nearly every weekend over the past spring and summer working on projects, most notably Friend Circle. “J.D. and the volunteers he recruited literally built Friend Circle by hand and certainly if there’s anyone who deserves to be Volunteer of the Year, it’s J.D.,” commented Thomas Fleming, YMCA’s Board Chair. Despite the hard work J.D. has put into Camp Fitch over the last year, he still looks for excuses to go to - J.D. Mirto Camp. “When I pull into Camp Fitch, I feel like I’m J.D. Mirto home,” J.D. says. He knows his experiences at Camp 2014 Volunteer of the Year Fitch have greatly enriched his family life and circle When people think of Camp Fitch, they often think of friends. When asked what he looks forward to, of the Mirto family. Many amazing Y volunteers J.D. says “I look forward to my next trip to Camp.” and contributors have come from this family legacy including J.D. Mirto, the 2014 Joe Check Memorial “J.D. really is the man of the year in my Volunteer of the Year. mind and my heart when it comes to Camp J.D. doesn’t remember how old he was when he started at the Y, but he recalls going to the Central Y with the men in his family while his mother and sister would shop downtown. He knows he was four years old the first time he went to Camp Fitch. He grew up there, going to Family Camp with his parents. When his own son turned just one year old, J.D. told his wife it was time for them to start going to Family Camp, thus continuing the Mirto legacy at Camp Fitch. Over the years, J.D. has been a driving force in shaping what Camp Fitch is today. He chaired the Camp Fitch board for over a decade. J.D. also chaired Camp’s 2014 Capital Campaign, and through his energy and enthusiasm, raised $200,000 more than the goal Mirto family 10 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report Fitch. He’s given so much and in so many different ways. It’s hard to describe all the work that he’s put in to make Camp Fitch a better place and a special place. We are so grateful for his leadership and all that he’s been able to do and give to the community and to the Camp Fitch bunch.” Brian Rupe Executive Director, Camp Fitch YMCA Previous Joe Check Memorial Honorees: 1989 Jean M. Ross 1990 J. Richard Bennett 1991 William Schrack 1992 James E. Mitchell 1993 Gordon Harrison 1994 James E. Greene 1995 Daniel J. Mirto 1996 Howard B. Friend 1997 Emma Blackstone 1998 John Storey 1999 Kenneth J. Wilson 2000 James Lottier 2001 John H. Yerian, Jr. 2002 William Richardson 2003 William Bigelow 2004 Al Leonhart 2005 James B. Greene 2006 Howard Hartzell 2007 C. Robert Buchanan 2008 Atty. Thomas J. Lodge 2009 Leah Sabo 2010 Janice JanJanin 2011 Richard Hahn 2012 Matt Poese 2013 Warren Harrell SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY CAMP FITCH CENTURY II CAPITAL CAMPAIGN 2014 The Camp Fitch Century II Campaign, chaired by J.D. Mirto, raised over $1.3 million to build an Equestrian Center with an indoor riding area, build a Camp Fitch Amphitheater dedicated as Friend Circle in honor of Howdy and Gert Friend, and construct a state-of-the-art waste water treatment facility that will better serve the needs of camp for decades. Thanks to all who volunteered and donated. CAMP FITCH CENTURY II CAMPAIGN DONATIONS $100,000+ James & Coralie Centofanti Foundation Rick & Anita Dearing Michael & Lois Russell Friend of the Y Friend of the Y $25,000 – 99,999 Marjorie Hartman Family Foundation Winkle Electric Co. Inc. Youngstown Foundation Art & Marge Zabel $5,000 – 24,999 Belden Brick Company Brian & Christine Berlin James & Kim Cole Four Square Club Howdy & Cathi Friend, Craig & Judy Sheetz, and Scott & Sue Friend Friend Family (Howdy & Cathi Friend, Scott & Sue Friend, Craig & Judy Sheetz, Pa & Mimi Friend) Genentech Tim & Jenny Jamison & Family In Memory of Kia McCoy Sam & Rochelle Miller Nancy Mirto Toby & Janet Mirto J.D. & Sue Mirto Ron & Peggy Ringness Clarence R. Smith Jr. Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC Trumbull Industries, Inc. Walter E. & Caroline H. Watson Foundation $1,O00 – 4,999 Joan & Harry Albrecht Elaine T. Barnard Donna & Sam Boak Boardman Rotary Jason Crist Kathleen & Albin Dearing The Dingeldein Family Eric Petroleum Corporation Tom & Mary Fleming Forman Family Friend Grandchildren James B. Greene Harsh Family Phil & Kelly Kilpatrick Family James & Cheryl Lamborn Bill & Darla Lyder Ira & Amy Mirkin Tony & Kathy Palmieri Barbara & Michael Roman Mike & Donna Seiser Russ & Gwen Spitz $100 – 999 Alex Downie & Sons Co. Rose Mary Anderson Lynn Atkins Jim & Sue Baker, Whit & Beth Baker, Kim & Sandy Roy Ken & Sue Barton Tim, Heather, & Emily Bauman Mary Jane & Bill Becherer Bill, Deb, Katie & Sam Becherer Diane & Paul Becker Dick & Gwen Bennett Kathryn Blaszak William & Janice Bloomfield Sarah Boyarko Mark & Lisa Breen Eric Brooks Jill Brothers Christopher P. Chengelis Lynn Cleary & David Duggan Dave & Marge Comstock Sandra Cupper Jeff Daigle Eleanor Davidson Tony & Sara DeAscentis Denise DeBartolo York Kelsey Donahue Bob & Kathy Doyle George Economus Jean Eich Robert & Almedah Evans Tom, Holly, Chad, Eric, and Carolyn Fender John & Valerie Finocharo Fithian Contracting James & Joan Fox Ed & Geri Freeze Don & Amy Friedrich Howard B. Friend Sarah B. Friend J. L. & Mary Friend Robert S. Fulton Attendees of the 1963 Chaney High School 50th Class Reunion (Aug. 10, 2013) Jim Geller Bill & Ilona Gerson John & Sandy Gibson Abigail Puskar Goodman Chris & Gina Green Jim & Mary Delle Hale Donald R. Harrison Peter Heinze Bob & Kay Hettler Anne A. Holder Holy Family School Student Council Dean & Joyce Hoover Sally Howard Don & Jean Inglis Rick & Shevy Jacobson Janice JanJanin Eric Jay Mike Kalnitzky Nick & Cyndi Katz Keybank Foundation Barb Hendrickson Kirtland Connie Knecht Robert S. Komara Ann & Robert Kurz Al Leonhart Randall & Patricia Leyshon David Lund Jr. Amy & Denis Lunne Dave & Judy Martinson Charles W. & Teresa Masters Neil & Laurie McClester Paul & Ruth Merifield Gil Mulhere Dianne & Thomas Murphy Jennifer Neff Mary & Gary Novotny Joseph Ochs Olin Family Carol Olin John & Stacie Oliver Richard & Jane Organ Packer Thomas Certified Public Accountants Edward J. Palguta John, Valerie, & Stephen Park Marina, Tom, Ian & Abby Parker Charlie Pfannenschmidt Karen & Fritz Poese Kelly & Matt Poese ProcessMAP Corporation Marie Peterson Ries Family DonnaJean & Dennis Ruble Ken Rudge Brian & Lynn Rupe Michael E. Sabelli Beth & Mark Scheller Hugh J. Schultz, Inc. Schwebel Family Foundation Jerry & Beth Seavy, Janice & Phil Courtney, Karen Poorbaugh & Roger Pritchard, Don & Paula Wayt Melanie Seiser & Phil Misiak Ken, Mary, Jennifer & Kristin Sheetz Renee Slabic Donald Sniderman Fred Soller James Soller Robert & Joyce Soroka Brian & Kate Stark & Family Stuart & Jan Strasfeld Superior Beverage Group - John Antonucci Marilyn Sweeney Kathleen A. Thomas Rick & Linda Tsoumas Bill & Beverly Turner W.K. Kellogg Foundation David Webster Western Reserve Indian Princesses Windsor Elementary School Andrea Wood Wright’s Garage Mr. and Mrs. John H. Yerian Jr. Youngstown Indian Guides (Spitz, DeAscentis, Mirkin, J.D. & Toby Mirto) Youngstown Kenworth, Inc. Family Camp Early Bird Coffee Bob & Carol Zajack Judith & Walter Zyvith The Y strives for accuracy in listing donor names. However, if you notice any errors or omissions, please accept our sincere apologies and contact Patty Tchoryk at 330-742-4781. The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 11 FINANCIALS FINANCIALS 2014 REVENUE $10,345,081 Investment Income $217,297 Realized and Unrealized Gains (Losses) $191,762 Sponsorships $29,025 Contributions Individuals/Business $346,698 Endowment Transfers to Operations $12,604 Contributions for Facility and Equipment $375,429 Special Events $47,386 Contributions to Endowment $172,390 United Way Funding for Programs $144,441 Foundation Grants $209,139 Government Grants for Special Programs $13,168 Merchandise Sales $199,569 Program Revenue $1,399,795 Summer Day Camp $227,376 Camp Fitch Fees Membership Revenue $2,254,733 $4,356,089 Early Childhood Program Revenue EXPENSES $148,180 Other Expenses $814,391 $9,510,703 Salary and Wages $3,846,436 Depreciation $1,007,668 International Expenses $3,100 YMCA of the $101,149 USA Support Promotion $97,868 Equipment $124,178 Insurance $163,818 ADDITIONAL FINANCIAL DATA Cash and Cash Equivalents Accounts and Pledge Receivables Inventories of Supplies and Merchandise Prepaid Expenses Market Value of Endowments Accounts Payable Deferred Revenue Other Current Liability Refundable Advance of Land Total Assets Total Liabilities Net Assets Capital Debt 12 $1,105,308 $489,121 $58,102 $74,450 $ 6,625,789 $614,139 $ 417,662 $58,211 $168,000 $34,683,286 $1,258,012 $33,425,274 $0 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report Occupancy $1,034,039 Supplies $1,140,018 Professional Fees $346,622 Other Personnel Costs $831,416 FINANCIALS MEMBERS SERVED 10,986 MALE 10,346 FEMALE BENEFICIARY ENDOWMENTS $1,732,963 3,368 3,876 4000 The YMCA has Beneficial Interests in the following Trusts that directly benefit Y programs: 3500 2,394 2,939 3000 2500 2000 1,401 1,154 1500 1000 1,776 1,434 GIFTS TO THE ENDOWMENT IN 2014 $172,390.00 2,109 1,952 1,243 1,069 729 592 360 269 500 0 Birth - 5 6-11 12-17 18-29 30-54 55-64 65+ Silversneakers YOUTH PROGRAM PARTICIPATION Davis Preschool 250 Teen Leadership Development Y Neptunes 176 220 Fall/Winter/Spring Resident Camp 9,553 Summer Resident Camp 1,786 Summer Day Camp 1,942 EXPENSES BY FUNCTIONAL AREA Bequest Gift from the estate of William Spencer Bequest Gift from the estate of William Spencer Bequest Gift from the estate of Mary B. Smith Gifts to the John 17:21 fund in memory of Judy Scotford $136,342 $25,000 $10,848 $ 200 YMCA ENDOWMENT $4,887,827 • YMCA Endowment Fund • William L. Spencer Trust • Michael H. & Lois J. Russell Trust CAPITAL GIFTS IN 2014 Designated for development of a YMCA in Western Mahoning County Youth Swimming Lessons 2,300 YMCA Youth Leagues 2,494 $9,510,703 Management and General $563,478 • The David W. Edward Trust @ Farmers Trust Company • Ernest W. Travis Trust @ PNC Fundraising $170,872 Sam & Donna Boak Nathan Ware $ 25,000 $ 100 *Plus all camp capital contributions. UNITED WAY IMPACT $162,680 Teen Development Programs Healthier Kids in the Valley DD Davis Pre-School Camp Fitch Outdoor Edcuation $ $ $ $ 25,000 66,420 46,260 25,000 Program Services $8,776,353 The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 13 2014 DONORS 2014 ANNUAL SUPPORT CAMPAIGN Thank you for supporting the Y’s Mission $55,000+ Hine Memorial Fund $30,000 - 40,000 Camp Corral $10,000 – 20,000 Bruce Beard Camp Barclay Diabetic Camp Epilepsy Foundation Jim & Lorel Mocker The Home Savings Charitable Foundation Y-USA John H. & Susan Yerian, Jr. $5,000 – 9,999 Bruce Brocker Michael Bruno Family Richard Dearing Edward W. Barr Charitable Foundation Tom & Mary Fleming Healthways, Inc. Knoll Run Golf Course Lelia M. Sharp Fund Thom & Karen Lodge PNC Bank The Berlin Fund The Youngstown Foundation Support Fund Warren P. Williamson Jr. Fund $2,500 - 4,999 AIM NationaLease Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield Arnold D. Stambaugh Fund Bob Cene City of Youngstown Norm Crocker Dearing Compressor and Pump Frankford Bicycle, Inc. Greg Gentry Richard & Carolyn Hahn Paul Harkey Kiwanis Club of Youngstown James Lamborn Mercy Health Partners Pepsi Beverages Company Lowell & Ellen Satre Texas Roadhouse William Neckerman Foundation 14 David & Rosemary Yerian $1,000 - 2,499 Advanced Dermatology & Skin Care Center Akron Children’s Hospital Allegro MicroSystems, LLC Allstate Foundation Anne K. Christman Fund Bruce R. Beeghly & Nancy W. Beeghly Family Foundation Brian & Christine Berlin Sam & Donna Boak Boardman Lions Carl & Betty Bogan Tim & Kelly Bresnahan Callos Management Company Canfield Pools, Inc. Caribbean Pool & Hot Tubs Monsignor Michael J. Cariglio David Castilla The Chamberlains Compco Industries Atty. John P. Daliman Tony Deascentis Denise Debartolo York Steve Drake Five Star Graphics Flex-I-Tonic, LLC/ John Grantonic Dr. Constantine & Renae Economus Frank C. & Norma J. Watson Family Foundation Fraternal Order of Eagles 3298 Aerie Jeff & Theresa Fusco Tom & Adele Gacse Jennifer Gaffney & Carson Galaxie Industrial The Grantonic Family James B. & Lynn Greene James E. & Patricia Greene Warren & Iva Harrell HBK CPAs & Consultants Shaun & Regina Hennon Timothy & Jeannie Hilk Huntington Bank Margaret Isaly Janice JanJanin Juleen Keefer The Greg Kleeh Family Philip & Katie Kocon Avid Lajevardi Lane Family Funeral Homes, Inc. Donald Larcinese DiAnne Lindberg Jocelyne & Kollay Linsalata Paul Mahin Michael Maillis Fred W. Martin Ian Midgley Millwood, Inc. Tisa Moore Garry Mrozek David Parker Peace Race Foundation Pinnacle Health Concepts Sam & Janet Pitzulo Pizza Joe’s ProcessMAP Corporation Real Living Ministries Rhiel Supply Co. Rick’s Ranchwear Brian & Lynn Rupe Kevin & Elaine Ruse Bill & Linda Russell Leah Sabo Mark & Beth Scheller and Family Sean & Jana Burke Charitable Foundation Second Sole Shaffer Brothers Band Mike & Joyce Shaffer Randy & Laura Shaffer Shook/ KBJ Star Trac Steel Valley Triathlon Club James & Joan Stevenson Gregg Strollo Sweeney Chevrolet Buick GMC Taco Bell Taylor Kia of Boardman The Junior League of Youngstown/ Kashi Foundation Thornton & Son, LLC Mechanical Contractors United Way of Summit County United Way of Youngstown Vallourec Star Bessie & Anthony Veck Vinylume Products, Inc. Stephen Webster Andrea Wood Yerian Insurance, LLC $250 - 999 Aladdin’s Eatery The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report Austintown Fraternal Order of Police Ken Barton Bernard & Elaine Soss Family Charitable Trust Bisconti Orthodontics Blackwood’s Pet Foods, Inc. Melissa Booth C. Robert Buchanan Eric & Jane Buckingham Bunk1.com Anthony Cafaro Central Leaders Club Jason Crist Mark Daprile Erin Broderick Deak A. P. Dearing Phillip Dennison James Dewar Dick’s Sporting Goods Susan Dierksen Dominion East Ohio Greg & Barb Donahue Eagle Rental Purchase Farmers Trust Company Justin Fatica Yvonne Fayard Five Starr Tire & Wheel Howdy Friend Glenn, Cherie & Seth Graham Donald Harrison Humility of Mary Health Partners Foundation Rick Hunneke In memory of James Berny, MD J. S. Paris Excavating, Inc. Stanley Kline Mike Klucher Alan R. Kretzer Dr. Robert Lewis George Limbert Craig Long Mary Beth Lowry Amy & Denis Lunne Manchester, Newman & Bennett Medi-RX Pharmacy Lisa Miller Nancy Mirto ms consultants Shawn Oglesbee Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church Tom Parker Peggy Gray Candies and Gifts Theresa Precurato-Cozad Progressive Insurance Foundation Rachel’s Restaurant Karl & Dottie Reder William L. Richardson Rudzik Excavating David Schultz Craig Sheetz Spinning Junkies Stifel Nicolaus Art Strahin Jerry & Adele Taylor and Family Walter Terlecky The Business Journal The Diamond Steel Construction Company The Joseph F. Burke Corp. Kathleen Thomas Tri-R Dies, Inc. John Vitullo Wags ‘N Wiggles Resort, Inc. Wee Care Daycare/ Lads N’ Lasses Western Reserve Mechanical Ken Wilson Morgan Winget Charles Wissuchek Y Neptunes Dr. Joseph Zeno $100 – 249 A.D.E., Inc. Aebischer’s Jewelry, Inc. Afterburner Fx Walter Allen Lisa Amerson Rob Anderson Melanie Angiuli Anness, Gerlach & Williams Austintown Lions Club, Inc. George & Katie Axiotis Mary Atchley Michael Bachinger Bajco North, LLC Papa John’s Pizza Becker Funeral Homes Barry D. Balliet Bedford Trails Golf Course Gary Barnes Jeff Bees/ Springfield Assets, LLC John Battaglia Bayfront Eyecare Donald Begezda Bill Beichler John Belak Vasilij Belikov Belleria Cornersburg J. Richard “Dick” Bennett Brandon Benson C. Bersch Bob Bertelsen Rosann Bezilla Bianchi Honda William & Carol Bigelow Emma Blackstone Moore Cheryl Blakeman Boardman Firefighters Association Local 1176 Boardman Imports Boardman Rotary Monica Bokesch Jeffrey Bond Gary Bonner Bernard Bonnot Rich Bort BOST Workplace Benefits Betsy Bramson Kim Brauer & Company, LLC Mark Breen William Brennan Raymond J. Briya Dr. Donald Brunetti D.D.S., Inc. Buckeye Beverage, LLC Buckeye Lawn Service Burgan Real Estate, Ltd. Guy Burney Heidi Burns Emily Bush Stephanie Cailor Robert & Virginia Calcagni Campbell Hardware & Supply LLC Jill & Jay Campbell and Family Therese Campbell Millie Campean Canfield Lions Club, Inc. Russell Cannane Canteen Services Stephanie Carano Marne Cario Carney Painting Thomas Case Catholic Charities Charles Masters & Co. LLC Chick-Fil-A Carley Chickonoski Chris Haus Auto Sales, LLC Darlene Christian Thomas Cimmento, Jr. Cintas First Aid & Safety Lawrence Clark Clayton Heating & Air Conditioning Co. Lynn Cleary Cohen & Company David & Marjorie Comstock Cox Consulting Group, LLC 2014 DONORS “As the Chairman of the YMCA Annual Campaign for 2014, I have been inspired by the generosity and compassion of our donors. Their support has given less fortunate families who have genuine need the chance to enjoy the benefits of YMCA membership. Through their experiences at the Y, these families have the opportunity to grow spiritually and physically, thereby enriching their lives. I am pleased to report that our goal for the 2014 Annual Campaign was exceeded as we received more than $615,000 in donations.” – Thomas Gacse Michael & Melissa Cox Don Crist Diane Crowe C.A. Curtze Co. D’Amato Chiropractic & Acupuncture Clinic Paul Damore Davis Membership Divas John Delillo Stephanie Diana Donald P. Pipino Company, Ltd. Jeannine Donatelli John & Judy Donchess Laura Dooley Dorrance Supply Company Anne Dougherty Jean & Peter Dougherty Brian & Kricket Downie Ted & Julie Downie Edward Drennen Dennis & Greta Dunn James Dunn Mary Durick Robert J. Durick, DDS Rachel Durner Daniel M. Ebert, MD Eclipse Aftermarket Group, Inc. Robert Elsas Kathy Evans Tom Evans Fairview American Legion Post 742 Stephanie Fama Farmers National Bank Sam Fasline Sam Fasline, Jr. FedEx Lisa Felleti Susan Filipovich Lindsay Forman Charles & Mary Fowler Mary Kathrine Frangos Ellie Frank Frattaroli’s Sparkle Market Freeport-McMoran Copper & Gold Foundation Scott Freeze Judy French Don Friedrich Howard Friend Rick Fryda Gaetano Insurance Agency, Inc. Gaffney Grandchildren Steve Garea Anthony Garono Gary’s Kids Fund GBS Corp. Carolyn George Bill Gerson Michael Getsy James Gibbs John Gibson Girard American Legion Post 494 Don Glaeser Robert Glass Great Garage Doors Gulu Electrical Contractors Guys BBQ Carole & James Halloran James Halowell Janice Haltigan Jill Haltigan Hands On Physical Therapy Steve Hanousek Bill Harr Nancy Hawkins Eleftherios Hazimihalis Pete Heinze Jeffrey Hilk Rebecca Hinkley Holly Ritchie/Howard Hanna Real Estate Home and School Solutions LTD Maureen Horvath Sally Howard Chris Huffman Christine & Todd Hughes Helen Hulme Scott Hunter Jason Hurd Greg Husnik Antonietta Iacobacci Image One Uniforms, Inc. In memory of Jamie Roberts In memory of Linda Hoefert Kathryn Infante Inner Circle Pizza Invisible Fence of Eastern Ohio Irish Bobb’s, Inc. Iron City Wood Products, Inc. Italian Heritage Foundation of Youngstown Tricia Jacobs Carl James Larry & Nancy Jensen Johnson Controls Johnson & Johnson Attorneys at Law Don P. Johnson Eric Johnson Kathleen Johnson Judith Jones Judy Jones Lindsey Jones Sidney Jones Paul Joseph Kal Sales Company Kaleel Brothers, Inc. Tamara Kerr Keynote Media Group, LLC Pamela Kidston Robert Kidston Deborah Kirkham Kiwanis Club of the Western Reserve Tom Klucher Bob Kohn Michael Koken Daniel Kollay Koncrete Dezign, LLC Anthony Koulianos Scott & Sharon Krichbaum Lally Pipe and Tube Gina Lamarca Michael Anthony Larocca Latone’s Superior Auto Body, Inc. Lawless Industries, LTD Christopher Leeper Debra Lenthe Annette Lenton Chester Leone Jim & Georgia Leone Victor Leonino Dixie Lester Dick & Carol Lindstrom Julius Livas Tracey Lossev Jacob Lucas Lyden Oil Company Bill & Darla Lyder M & C Siding and Roofing, LLC Kim MacDonald Esther Maffei Richard & Elsie Magill Mahoning Shenango Kennel Club Joe & Dorris Mancini Sandra Manley Maple Donuts Aubrey Markota Ryan Martin David Martinson Cathy Mastropietro Anette Mayer Mayflower Wollam Insurance Group Dr. Robert McDonald - in memory of Mary Johnson Robert McGowan Seth McMillan Timothy Merlin Ellen Miffett Sam Miller J.D. & Sue Mirto Chris Morrone Alyssa Morucci Edward Muransky Mary Jo Nagy Nagy-Baker Court Reporting, Inc. Shelly Nicoloff Northwest Gravel Fred Norton Jeff Norton O. R. E. Oasis Commercial Cleaning Service, Inc. Nathan Offerdahl Ohio Sports & Spine Institute Ohio State Eagles Abby Olin Barb Olin Lawrence Olson James O’Malley Rev. Timothy O’Neill Pam Ornelas Louise Osborne Caroline & Marc Packer Melissa Padgett, DDS John Palmer Panera Bread Par Insurance Agency, Inc. Lisa Parish Roger Patterson Perfecta Products, Inc. Todd Perkins Robert D. Perrott, DMD Felix A. Pesa, MD F.A.C.S., Inc. Michael & Lori Pesa Daniel Peterson Joyce Petrarca Thomas Petrarca Cindy Piedra Ed & Karen Pierson & Family Pilgrim Baptist Church Delores Pipino Joseph Pipino Fritz Poese Poland Medical Center, LTD Pour House Bar & Grill Power Management Co., LLC Brad Powers David Powers Annette Pratt Preston Auto Hyundai Provenzale Concessions RSI Sports R. T. Vernal Paving Redex Indrustries, Inc. Marianne Redslob Allen Reis Berdina Reis Keith & Brigitta Remley Phyllis Ricchiuti Jim Ries Faith Ringgold Craig Roberts Rotary Club of Austintown Roth, Blair, Roberts, Strasfeld & Lodge Daniel Rowland Michelle Rowland Royal Oaks Shannon Royea Randy Rummell Rust Belt Brewing, LLC Congressman Tim Ryan S.C.B., Incorporated Russell Saadey, Jr. C.P. Sammarone Jr., DO Mayor Charles Sammarone Eric Schaffert Joe Schiavoni William Schrack Schwebel Family Foundation Mike Seiser John Robert Senn Anthony Sertick Drs. Manu & Sangeetha Sethi Andrea Shaer Shaffer Concrete, LLC Josh Shaffer Sabrina Shapiro Chuck Siemon Nina Simosko Sisters of the Humility of Mary Thomas Skovira Donald Sniderman Ron Snyder Dr. Fred Soller James Soller Patricia Soller Nicholas Spagnola Carol & Ken Sponseller Robert Stackhouse David Standley Robert Stanger Karen Steckner Terry Stephens Denise Stewart Carl & Anne Stocking Arielle Stryffeler Megan Sturgeon Sure Shot Teleproductions, Inc. Cy Svagerko Kimberly & Tony Swain Bruce Tamarkin Patty Tchoryk James Tedesco Liz Testa The Balloon Doctor The Beauty Shop The Center For Women The Rizer Group, LLC The Todd Thomas Family Thrivent Financial Beau & Betsy Tiger Title Works Agency, LLC Jason Toot Toyota of Boardman Tri State Lung & Sleep Associated, Inc. Larry Trombitas Thomas Trueman David Turner James & Gail Van Vranken Beth Ann Vannoy Vasco Electric Vector Security Father Venglarik Council Knights of Columbus #11915 Jody Vernal VNL Contracting, Inc. William Wade Dr. HS & Florence Wang Michael Wardle Pamela Wardle Wash on Wheels Wendy Weiss West Side Merchants & Civic Associates, Inc. Laura & Matt Weymer Ben White Charles White White Turkey Drive-In Wilkinson Accounting Services Jason Wilson Kenneth Wilson Pamela Wilson Marie Woloszyn Francis Worthy Eldon Wright Jody Wright Kevin Wright Wright’s Garage Tom & Shirley Wronkovich Daniel Yemma Dr. John D. Yerkey DC, FACO Youngstown Bible Group Youngstown Crab Co. Youngstown Propane, Inc. Youngstown State University Campus Recreation James Yukech Bob & Carol Zajack Kathryn Ziemianski Zoom Media Judy & Walter Zyvith The Y strives for accuracy in listing donor names. However, if you notice any errors or omissions, please accept our sincere apologies and contact Patty Tchoryk at 330-742-4781. The YMCA of Youngstown’s Local Impact Report 15 OUR MISSION: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. THOMAS FLEMING MICHAEL F. SHAFFER BRIAN RUPE MARYKAYE CARLSON Chair/Chief Volunteer Officer, Board of Trustees Central YMCA Executive Director Camp Fitch YMCA Executive Director Director of Development & Marketing BETH SCHELLER KATHLEEN THOMAS Vice-President Strategic Advancement Director of Business & Finance TIMOTHY M. HILK THOMAS GRANTONIC Davis Family YMCA President/Chief Executive Officer Executive Director PATTY TCHORYK Administrative Assistant YMCA OF YOUNGSTOWN 2014-2015 BOARD OF TRUSTEES David Bennett William Bigelow, Emeritus Sam Boak William J. Brennan, Emeritus Timothy Bresnahan C. Robert Buchanan, Emeritus Melinda M. Davies Dr. Constantine Economus Thomas Fleming, Chair/ Chief Volunteer Officer Howard B. Friend Howard T. Friend Atty. Thomas Gacse, 2nd Vice Chair Jennifer Gaffney James B. Greene, 1st Vice Chair James E. Greene, Assistant Secretary Richard Hahn Warren Harrell Donald Harrison, 3rd Vice Chair Atty. Timothy J. Jacob Janice JanJanin Philip Kocon, Treasurer George Limbert (Judge Magistrate) Julius Livas Atty. Thomas Lodge, Emeritus J. D. Mirto, Assistant Treasurer Garry Mrozek William L. Richardson William Russell John Scotford, Jr. Denise Stewart Gregg Strollo David Turner Charles A. Wissuchek Andrea Wood, Secretary John H. Yerian, Jr., Immediate Past Chief Volunteer Officer Timothy M. Hilk, President/ Chief Executive Officer J.D. Mirto Barbara Roman Brian Rupe Mike Seiser Larry Teaberry Virginia Williams John H. Yerian, Jr. Thomas Fleming, Ex-Officio Timothy M. Hilk Ex-Officio 2014-2015 CAMP FITCH ADVISORY BOARD James Altiere Brian Berlin Sam Boak Bruce Brocker Rick Dearing Tony DeAscentis John DeLillo Brian Downie Howard T. Friend Robert Fulton Bil Gerson Philip Kilpatrick Amy Mirkin Sam H. Miller 2014-2015 CENTRAL YMCA ADVISORY BOARD Denise Stewart, Chair Lynn Bilal Guy Burney Leo Jay Larry Olson Randy Rair youngstownymca.org campfitchymca.org Michael F. Shaffer Timothy M. Hilk, Ex-Officio Syesha Shaw Thomas Fleming, Ex-Officio