Being a young adult and finding a community and safe place to work on yourself can be difficult. But coming to the YMCA I’ve found that safe, non-judgmental, and understanding place to workout, and be confident. The YMCA has impacted my experience of working on myself in a much more positive experience.”
YMCA Member
At the end of every year, we have the privilege of celebrating with you the lives we have touched, the partnerships we have built, and the inspiring stories that remind us why this work matters.
In 2024-2025 we served more people than ever before in our facilities, childcare, and community programs. With the help of our volunteers, we raised a record-breaking $3 million. Those funds provided thousands of membership and childcare scholarships, funded crucial community programs like LIVESTRONG, and allowed us to continue investing in the future of communities across the Central Coast.
Youth & Family Services (YFS) team also opened the Lyons House, a Transitional Housing Placement Program that strengthens our continuum of care by offering 18 to 21-year-olds stability, hope, and a clear path toward independence. Alongside the Haley Street Navigation Center, Noah’s Anchorage Crisis Shelter, and My Home, our YFS programs supported more than 450 youth over the past year.
Of course, none of this would have been possible without our volunteers, the true heart of our movement. From hands-on program support to serving on our boards, volunteers contributed more than 12,000 hours of service this year, exemplifying the YMCA spirit of community and shared responsibility.
We are honored that you continue to trust the Channel Islands YMCAs with your families, your health, your time, and your generous donations. Within this annual report, you will find stories of lives transformed, milestones achieved, and a vision for a bright future ahead. We invite you to read, be inspired, and continue walking with us on this journey, because every day, together, we are building a stronger, healthier, and more hopeful tomorrow.
Sincerely, Margo and Dan
This year, the Channel Islands YMCA updated our Strategic Plan, our roadmap for ensuring that we continue to meet the changing needs of our communities for years to come. We’d like to thank our Board of Directors and branch Boards of Managers, staff, and community leaders and partners, for their thoughtful input during this process.
The YMCA builds a stronger, healthier, and more welcoming community for all.
We are committed to growing our impact by leveraging partnerships, programs, services, and spaces to meet the needs of those in San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and Ventura counties.
261 people with diverse abilities utilized our facilities this year through memberships paid for by partnership with the Tri-Counties Regional Center. At the Santa Barbara, San Luis Obispo, and Ventura Ys dedicated adaptive and inclusive programs create space for youth and adults to build life skills, play sports, and make friends. Here are two of those stories:
The YMCA has been a life-changing part of our journey as a special needs family. It’s more than just a facility—it’s a community that embraces our children for who they are and helps them grow in ways we never imagined. One of the most meaningful experiences has been the adaptive cooking class, where our child has gained not only practical life skills but also a huge boost in confidence. Learning to follow recipes, handle kitchen tools safely, and even share meals with others has been incredibly empowering. We’ve seen them take pride in their independence and carry that confidence into other areas of life.
In addition to cooking, both of my children have participated in swim lessons, inclusive sports (basketball, yoga, and martial arts), and childwatch (both at the Y and also the school aftercare). All of these have helped improve motor skills, teamwork, and social interaction. When we first joined, my kids were shy and uncertain—but now, they walk into the Y with excitement and purpose. The staff’s kindness, patience, and dedication have made all the difference. The YMCA has given our child a place to belong, grow, and thrive, and we are endlessly grateful for the opportunities it continues to provide for our entire family.”
Our son Gavin is a happy 12 year old boy that likely is home playing his video games because he never really ‘fits in’ or has ‘friends’ that he can hang out with. We have done many sports with other companies and tried everything to get him engaged in activity. Aside from loving the water Gavin loves to play baseball, soccer and now basketball thanks to coach Linda and the YMCA.
Having adaptive programs for our kids is something nobody understands except us special needs families. It is a community not only for our child but for parents to meet like minded families and make new friends. The growth and happiness I have seen on our son’s face in just a few short weeks of trying basketball is something that will make a mother cry. He loves getting up and going to see ‘his friends’ as he says on Sunday mornings. He chants Coach Linda and Coach Anthony and Jay all the way there. He smiles, he trys and most of all he has a blast doing it. One hour of physical activity, plus the emotional support and growth he gets, is all we could dream of for our son.
Thank you for making this program possible. We look forward to more opportunities in his future.“
191 youth of diverse abilities participated in adaptive and inclusive programming at the Y.
Learn to Swim is a free YMCA program that teaches water safety and swim skills to kids who might not otherwise have access to lessons. Instructors use fun, engaging games like ‘Chicken, Airplane, Rocket’ — where kids strike silly poses to learn the arm movements of the backstroke. They also practice essential water safety skills, such as how to rescue a friend with a pool noodle, exit the pool safely, and float in the water.
1,458 kids received free swim lessons at the Y.
It has been a wonderful place for my daughter and I to exercise and make new friends. My daughter is swimming on the swim team and really enjoys the social aspect of the team as well as the competitions. I’ve been enjoying group exercise classes and also swim laps multiple times a week. It has been a great accessible way for us to stay active!”
1,980 Transitional Kindergarten through 8th grade students spent before and afterschool at 37 Y school sites during the 2024-2025 school year. More than half of those students attended a program subsidized through the ELOP or ASES programs or received financial aid available because of the generous contributions of YMCA donors. After school programming provides a safe place for kids to spend the afternoon, fuels curiosity and creativity, and keeps young minds and bodies active after the school day ends.
Before and Afterschool Programs for school-age children follow SCALED Learning™, a groundbreaking curriculum that complements in school learning and combines academic support with social connection.
Developmentally appropriate activities are built around the six pillars of SCALED learning: STEM, career-connected learning, arts, literacy, education, and diversity and global learning.
Children in YMCA Afterschool programs enjoy healthy snacks, get help with homework, and participate in learning activities that fuel academic achievement, nurture curiosity, and shape globally minded, resilient young people who are ready to succeed in the classroom and beyond.
In 2021, the San Luis Obispo County YMCA launched an ambitious partnership with Transitions Mental Health Association (TMHA), a non-profit that provides services for people with mental illness in San Luis Obispo and North Santa Barbara Counties. Understanding that challenging behaviors are often caused by unmet mental health needs and believing that all children benefit from out-of-school time programs, staff at the Y and TMHA developed a program to provide direct support to childcare participants and training to the Y’s childcare staff. Graduate students in social work, under the supervision of a licensed clinical social worker, earn clinical hours toward their own licensing requirements by providing direct support at the Y’s school sites, and ongoing training for all childcare supervisors. In 2024-2025 approximately ten hours per week of direct support were provided at six school sites, and all ten site supervisors participated in ongoing training.
The Y has created stability to me and my children. It has had such a positive impact that I would never want my children to attend any other after-school or school break program. The Paso Robles staff are extremely AMAZING! Thank you for existing and for your support to families like mine! “
YMCA Mom SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY YMCA
My child was nervous to try out a new place and really didn’t want to go at first, but the environment was so welcoming that it’s her favorite part of the day now.”
Tucked in a quiet Santa Barbara neighborhood, the Lyons House, a licensed Transitional Housing Placement Program, provides a comfortable home and the support to transition to independent living to up to nine young adults exiting foster care.
The fully furnished Lyons House is stocked with nutritious foods and essentials, and clinical staff provide counseling and intensive case management services. Two live-in Resident Assistants offer additional support and organize outings, activities, and family-style meals.
This summer the house welcomed Jordan (name changed for privacy), a bright and motivated 18-year-old who recently earned her high school diploma. With dreams of becoming a barber, Jordan is preparing to enroll in the cosmetology program at Santa Barbara City College.
She spends her free time listening to music, drawing, working out, playing basketball, and exploring the neighborhood. Jordan especially enjoys Taco Tuesdays, a family meal tradition she looks forward to sharing with new roommates as the house fills up.
Made possible by the generosity of philanthropist Steve Lyons, the Lyons House is the first Transitional Housing Placement Program in Santa Barbara County.
This house is very welcoming. The people here want to get to know you. They want to help you and they see you for the person you are. I love everyone in this house. I feel I have a new sense of maturity and wings that I didn’t have before.”
In 2023 the Lompoc community, led by city leaders, the school district, and the YMCA, created the YMCA Teen Activity Program, a free afterschool program at the Lompoc Family YMCA.
Every day after school, the Lompoc Y offers academic support and activities designed just for teens: regular fitness, creative art, and cooking classes, and everything from ukelele workshops to 3 on 3 basketball tournaments. This year over 1,000 teens participated in the Lompoc Teen Program.
According to Teen Activity Program Participant Ethan, the Lompoc Family YMCA is a great and safe space to come after school with friends. The YMCA is one of the few places he can spend meaningful time with his friends. Ethan said, “We only see each other for an hour [at school], because we don’t usually have classes together, but here at the gym or the Y, we can hang out, talk, lift weights, basically bond.”
The Teen Activity Program gives teens a fun and safe place to spend their after-school hours and serves as a launchpad for leadership, confidence, and personal growth.
1,005 teens spend their after school hours in the Lompoc Family YMCA’s teen program.
Whatever they come in is whatever we accept them as. We do our best to try to uplift them as they need, be an ear as needed, or just be a support system.”
Orion
Welch, Community Programs Director
211 CANCER SURVIVORS FOUND COMMUNITY AND HEALING IN LIVESTRONG® AT THE YMCA
4,464 TOOK LIFE-SAVING SWIM LESSONS AT THE YMCA AT YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES...
1,241 CRISIS AND SUPPORT CALLS
1,769 DROP-IN SERVICES PROVIDED
446 UNDUPLICATED YOUTH SERVED
6,207
INDIVIDUALS WORKING TOWARD THEIR WELLNESS GOALS RECEIVED MEMBERSHIP SCHOLARSHIPS THROUGH OUR OPEN DOORS PROGRAM.
3,149 KIDS SPENT THEIR SUMMER LEARNING AT THE YMCA
8,870 KIDS SPENT THEIR AFTER SCHOOL HOURS PLAYING SPORTS AT THE YMCA
2,68 1 ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS IMPROVED THEIR HEALTH AND SOCIAL CONNECTION AT THE Y
OVER
$250,000 IN SCHOLARSHIPS HELPED FAMILIES PAY FOR CHILDCARE.
• PUBLIC SUPPORT
• Membership Dues & Join Fees
• Childcare
• Camps
• Other programs 8.3%
I love working out at the Montecito YMCA – it's a space where I feel welcome and comfortable to work out without worrying about appearance or image. It's the ultimate ‘no judgment’ gym!”
Member
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DAN WATKINS CHAIR
KEN SWITZER VICE CHAIR
Gail Anikouchine
Jim Armstrong
Danielle Brinkman
Erik Davis
Annick Faict
Dax Gulje
Andrew Grant
Erik Justesen
Marcus Kocmur
Neal Lassila
George Leis
Jaylon Letendre
Roya Mokhtari
Jocelyn Montanaro
Lisa Neff
Lucy Thoms-Harrington
Kathleen Weinheimer
Bob Williams
CHANNEL ISLANDS YMCA / / / BOARD OF MANAGERS BY
CAMARILLO FAMILY YMCA
Susan Uchiyama CHAIR
James Gaspar VICE CHAIR
LOMPOC FAMILY YMCA
Ruth Shepard CHAIR
Steve Popkin VICE CHAIR
MONTECITO FAMILY YMCA
Gabriella Garcia CHAIR
AC Hernandez VICE CHAIR
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY YMCA
Matthew Bronson CHAIR
Michael Bradley VICE CHAIR
SANTA BARBARA FAMILY YMCA
Josh Keith CHAIR
Kristina Lauterio VICE CHAIR
STUART C. GILDRED FAMILY YMCA
Jeanmarie Harty CHAIR
Jeff Sgobba PAST CHAIR
VENTURA FAMILY YMCA
Neal Lassila CHAIR
Briana Kallas INCOMING CHAIR
YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES YMCA
John Nelson CHAIR
Robert Sears VICE CHAIR
The President’s Club recognizes the remarkable generosity of individuals who make major contributions to the Channel Islands YMCA.
The Charles D. and Mary A. Bauer Foundation
Brown Family Foundation
Schlinger Chrisman Foundation
City of Camarillo
Community Memorial Healthcare
Deckers Outdoor Corporation
DeVillers Family Foundation
Dignity HealthSt. John’s Hospital
The Roy & Ida Eagle Foundation
Gainey Foundation
Grunzweig Family Fund
Hammond Climate Solution
Heluna Health
Michael Holland
Bobbi and Ken Hunter
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
Stephen Jordan and Patricia Jordan
George C. Karlson Foundation
The Kirby-Jones Foundation
The LA84 Fund
Lewis & Marianne Manring
Paul and Margaret Mistele
John C. Mithun Foundation
William H. Moffat Jr. Foundation
Montecito Bank & Trust
Montecito Community Foundation
MTB Foundation
Gary and Anna Nett Family Fund
Thomas and Colleen Nevins
The Paix Alia Fund
Hutton Parker Foundation
Powers Family Charitable Fund
The Priory Fund
Harriet H. Samuelsson Foundation
Santa Barbara Foundation
Santa Ynez Band of Mission Indians
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Schlinger Family Foundation
Gwendolyn Sexton Foundation
May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
Kathy Staples
Walter and Holly Thomson Foundation
Camille Torgeson
The Towbes Foundation
Susan Tyler
Ventura County Sheriff’s Department
Volentine Family Foundation
The Whimsie Fund
Williams-Corbett Foundation
Women’s Fund of
Santa Barbara
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
In Memory Of:
Jim and Kay Woodburn
Yardi Systems, Inc.
YMCA of the USA
Amgen Foundation Staff Giving
James Armstrong
Banc of California
Belless Family Fund
Brian Bolton
Margo Byrne
Camarillo Rotary Foundation
Channel Islands YMCA
Maribeth Claassen
Jettie Edwards
David Eldred
The Tom and Nancy Elsaesser Foundation
Arlene Harris
Yonie Harris
Christopher and Julie Hein
Frank & Betty Hiji Family Fund
Daniel & Mandy Hochman
Holzheu’s El Rancho Market
In-N-Out Burgers Foundation
Jacqueline Kerr
Herbert and Getrude Latkin Foundation
Richard & Marilyn Mazess
Mowrer Homeless Legal Defense Fund
The Nancy Pescheck Trust
In Memory Of: Tom Richards
The SAFE Santa Barbara Fund
Cherie St. Jean and Mark Stephenson
Santa Ynez Valley Foundation
SESLOC
Warren & Mary Lynn Staley
Ken Switzer
Dominica Valencia
Rotary Club Ventura East
Vikings of Solvang
Volentine Family Foundation
Willig Charitable Fund
PATRON
Baumgartner Family Fund
Patricia Bragg Foundation
Donovan Chalfant
Community West Bank
Ann DeMartini
Richard and Kris DeVillers
Mark Donofrio and Alex Lach
Annick Faict
Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC
Helen Gibson
Adam & Katie Graham-Szopa
Paige Harris
Edward & Barbara Hulac Charitable Foundation
Imerys Minerals
California Inc.
Jack in the Box
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
Larry and Ann Jett
Neal and Sandy Lassila
Nelly Mac
Mechanics Bank
Michael and Loretta Merewether
The Mills Family Fund
Rotary Club Of Montecito
Robert Niehaus
Oxnard Monday Club
Grace Pacheco
Progressive Pipeline Management
Marsha and Al Roberson
Ric and Penny Ruffinelli
Runge Family Charitable Fund
Santa Ynez Valley Youth Recreation Foundation
David & Linda Schmitt
Scott Family Foundation
Mark and Dorothy Smith Family Foundation
The Takayesu Family Fund
Thomas and Tricia Speidel
Victoria and Rudy Stuber
University of California, Santa BarbaraAssociated Students
University of California, Santa BarbaraOffice of Student Life
Ventura County Credit Union
Wings Over Camarillo
Zegar Family Fund
Rob Adams
Dave and KC Adornetto
Arienzo Charitable Fund
Walter R Anderson
Mary Beth Ayres
Thomas Babcock
John Baker
Laura Barnes
Michael Barnick
In loving memory of Ed Batman
Todd Beguelin
Bella Mia Salon
Yuriko Bellesiles
Peter and Laura Berson
Big Green Cleaning Company
Chris & Heather Biles
Dan Bliech
Terry Boan
Ann Bockius
Katherine Bower
Kelli Briggs
Brinkman & Company, AAC
The Burdullis Family Charitable Trust
Teresa Burgess
Linda Stafford Burrows
Luann and Darren Caesar Charitable Fund
In Memory Of: Cecil E. and Elizabeth C. Callaway
John Carbon
Meghan Carlson
Timothy Casey
Morgan Cintron
Citizens Business Bank
Coastal Valleys Roofing Company, LLC
Cheryl Collart
Wayne and Penny Covert
Roy E. Crummer Foundation
Robert Curtis
D’Augustine Foundation
Deckers Outdoor Corporation
Jeanne Dentzel
Michael & Patricia Denver
Claudia Diebolt and Jon Korbin
Ellis Family Fund
Juliet Esquibias
Tina Estes
Charlotte Eubanks
Mike Evans
Richard Favor
Gary & Georgene Fettis
Richard Fogo
Gabriella Garcia
Dr. Yolanda Garcia
James & Tanya Gaspar
Randy and Jill George
Rod Gilbert
Pamela and Kirk Gilbert
Lynn Gildred
Richard and Michelle Glaus
Nancy Goldsholl
Thomas Gomez
Monica Grant
Al and Carol Gross
Northrop Grumman
Hager & Dowling Charitable Foundation
Cindy Halstead
Timothy & Pat Hardy
Mary Harvey
Andrea and Ron Hein Charitable Fund
Elizabeth Hensgen
Brian Herman
Anthony Hernandez
Frank & Betty Hiji
Kelly Hunziker-Boyea
Lynne Israel
Mark Jackson
Raymond James & Associates
Wanda Johnsen
Jones Land Use Planning, LLC
Sharon and Jeff Jordano
Amy Bailey Jurewicz
Kenneth Kahn
Janet Kates and Bob Kates fund
Diana Katsenes
Diane Kees
John Kirkgard
Paula Kislak
Kleid Family Charitable Fund
Nels & Paula Kristofferson
Sandra Kurtz
Roger Later
Steve Libuser
Maxine Littlejohn
Don Logan
Rotary Club of Lompoc
Lompoc Valley Medical Center
Lompoc Valley
Pediatric Care Center
Kathy Long
Dana Longan
Los Olivos Rotary Club Foundation
Tish Lynn
Lyons-Shore Charitable Fund
Davin Mantell
MarBorg Industries
Mark It Place
Gary & Elizabeth Mayer
Christine McLaughlin
Sophie McNally
Mesa Consulting, LLC.
Ayres Mitchell
Roya Mokhtari
Curtis Mosso Charitable Fund
Rachel Van Mullem
The Munyon Family
John Nelson
Gary and Anna Nett
New Frontiers Market
David Nichols
Jon & Janice Nishimori
Dan O’Keefe
James and Lillian Osborn
Shirley Ostrom
Scott & Roxanne Packham
Michael Padden-Rubin
Stephen and Lisa Palmer
Kala ParkerNew World Pediatrics
Darrin Peschka
Carol Lesher Peterson
Thomas Phillips
Play It Again Sports
Pleasant Valley Lions Club
Craig Prentice
Darryl Priest
Dan and Liz Powell
Ryan Power
Justin and Amanda Rackley
Bill and Jane Rader
Robert Ramey
Derek Rapp
David Raulin
Raytheon
Red Door Safety
The River Community Church
Henry Rodriguez
Oscar & Silvia Rodriguez
Thomas Rogers
Joan Rothberg Donor Advised Fund
Matthew & Natalie Rowe
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Housing Authority City of San Buenaventura
Housing Authority of the County of Santa Barbara (Lompoc)
Santa Ynez Valley Rotary Club Foundation
Margaret Satchell
Jim & Nancy Schicker
Andrew & Rose Schmoller
Wendy Scott
Sears Family Trust
Yvonne Serros
Mary Sharp
Dan and Ruth Shepard
Franziska Shepard
Michael & Annette Shimada
George Silva
Alexander and Kathy Simas
The Smileys
Carolyn Spainhour
Florence and Laurence Spungen Family Foundation
Staples Construction Company
Tracy Steele
Matt and Lark Stevens
Carol Gemberling Stewart
Jennifer Stiffler
Erwin Straehley
Joe and Lori Sullivan
Caroline Tellez
Nicolas Teng
J and Kathryn Thompson
Gary Thorne
Russell & Susan Uchiyama
United Way of Santa Barbara County
Brandon Vallin
Ventura Marathon - Mile 26
Megan Voshell
Richard Wagner
Wallin Studios
Daniel and Stacey Watkins
James and Teri Watts
Doug Werner
Michael & Mary White
Lis Wiehl
Stephen Winterhalter
Kathleen Weinheimer
Sylvia Wikholm
Bob and Carolyn Williams
In Memory Of: James D. Woodburn, III, MD
Kathryn Woodburn
James and Shannon Workman
Michael Young
Stephen Young
John Zarukas
Banc of California
Ann DeMartini
Brianna Harwood
Betty Hiji
Matrix Document
Imaging, Inc
Music Freqs & The Brite Room
Janice Nishimori
Susan Uchiyama
Ventura County Credit Union
LOMPOC GOLF TOURNAMENT
Laura Belluz
Danner Foundation
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Toyota of Lompoc
Robert Bryant
Calvary Chapel
Santa Barbara
John Davies
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Joshua Keith
Jason Lekas
Kielle Campbell Lindsey
Niehaus Family
Reed Sheard
Carolyn Spainhour
Jim Stretchberry
Julianne Willig
Dave Adornetto
BB&H Benefit Designs
Emma C. Bridges & Edward
H. Behrman Foundation
Robert Bryant
CalPrivate Bank
CenCal Health
Michael Desmond
Michael & Kristen Desmond
Doyle-Morgan Structural Engineering, Inc.
Yolanda Garcia
Pamela Gilbert
Steven & Marilyn Gutsche
Yonie Harris
Angelina Johnson
Sharon Jordano
George C. Karlson Foundation
Lynn Karlson
Diana Katsenes
George Leis
Kielle Lindsey Foundation
Victoria Lindstrom
Leticia Lynn
Steve Lyons
Davin Mantell
Montecito Bank & Trust
Main Branch
Susan Morris
John Nelson
Al & Marsha Roberson
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Adrienne Schuele
Wendy Scott
Gary Simpson & Jill Nida
Daniel & Stacey Watkins
Kathleen Weinheimer
The Whimsie Fund
Robert Williams
Ms. Margo Adams*
Deborah Anders
& Harold Altman
Carol and Dean Anders
Karine Anderson
James Armstrong
Tracy and John Bear
Vanessa Bechtel
Peter and Laura Berson
Marilyn Branch
Virginia Branch
Mr. Robert Brigden*
Ms. Danielle Brinkman
Ada-Marie Bowers*
Jessie & George
Breytspraak*
Bob & Patty Bryant
John Buccola
Margo and Mike Byrne
Mr. & Mrs. Darren Caesar
Will Cunningham
Jack Dimock*
Mr. James Dodson*
Lynda Fairly
Ms. Ferrari & Dr. Lawson
Members of the Heritage Club have made a long term investment in our work by including the Y in their estate planning. Their legacies will live on in the communities we serve.
Mr. and Ms. Mark Fingerlin
Mrs. & Mr. Fraser
Adeline & Richard Freeman*
Mr. David Gibbs
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn*
Carolyn Grant*
Mrs. Laura Gulovsen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halme
Ms. Cindy Halstead
Timothy Hardy & Patricia Pinkerton
Richard Harris
Mrs. & Mr. Hernandez
Daniel & Mandy Hochman*
Ruth Hochman*
Heinz Hoffman*
Mr. Merrill Hoffman*
Mrs. & Mr. Hughes
Mr. Daniel Jaeger
Dale Johnson*
Weston Johnson
Mrs. Bailey Jurewicz
& Mr. Jurewicz
Lynn Karlson
Ms. Diane Kees
Mrs. Jane Kievit*
John M. Koelsch
Marian Koonce*
Jaylon & Jason Letendre
Mrs. & Mr. Lindros*
Ms. Nancy Maxson
Carol and Richard McCurdy
Willard & Susanne
McEwen
Andrea & Doug McFarling
Mr. and Mrs. Merewether
Paul E. and Margaret A. Mistele
Helene Mussbach*
Gary and Anna Nett
Mr. David Novis
Mr. Bruce O’Neal*
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn
Mr. Charles Ott*
Mickey & Marie Plaut
Rick & Ruth Politte
Mr. and Mrs. Powell
Lawrence Praissman
Mr. & Mrs. Price
Larry Rosen
Natalie & Matthew Rowe
Mrs. & Mr. Rutherford
Dr. William Santoro*
Mrs. Miriam Schwab*
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shimada
Mary Jo Simon*
Ellie & Sam Starfas
Ms. Amber Stevens
Mr. Douglas Stewart
Pat & Terry Straehley
Brad Sullivan*
Mrs. Pamela Swenson
Leslie Thomas & Richard Salzberg
Richard & Frederica Welch
Dana White
Manuela Williams
Mrs. & Mr. Wineland
* Gone but not forgotten
The Channel Islands YMCA is grateful for all donations. To change your listing or if your listing is missing, please contact your YMCA Branch Executive Director.
