VEN 2020 FACILITY

VENTURA FAMILY YMCA

2020 Facility Guide

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The Y. So Much MoreTM Throughout Ventura and its surrounding communities, countless people know about the Ventura Family YMCA. But, there’s so much more to our Y than one might think. From exercise to education, from aerobics to advocacy, from fitness to financial assistance, the Y doesn’t just strengthen our bodies, it strengthens our communities. The Y is so much more than a gym. It’s a cause, dedicated to youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. For 133 years, we’ve been proud to help our neighbors learn, grow and thrive. Yet we’re called to do so much more. Every day, our local communities face new challenges which create a greater need for the work that we do. Fortunately, where some see obstacles, we see opportunities for our members, volunteers, and staff to make a difference. But, we need your philanthropic support to seize these opportunities.

TOGETHER, WE CAN ACHIEVE SO MUCH MORE!

our mission The Channel Islands YMCA is a charitable organization providing programs based upon Christian principles to men, women and children of all ages, races, religious beliefs and economic status to develop and enrich the spirit, mind, and body.

our cause

how we do it

Strengthening communities. Every day we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.

There is no other nonprofit quite like the Y. In 10,000 neighborhoods across the nation, we have the presence and partnerships to not just promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Welcome to the Y 1 Table of Contents 2 Management 3 Board & Coordinators 4 Rates & Hours 5 Membership Benefits & Facility Highlights 6 Financial Assistance & Holidays 7 Calendar of Events 8 For Youth Development 9 Core Values 10 Youth Programs Registration Dates 11 Change & Cancelation Policy 12 Swim Lessons 13 Swim Lessons Continued 14 Teams and Leagues 15 Youth Classes 16 Youth Sports 17 Adult Sports 18 Child Care 19 Teen & Tween Programs 20 Summer Day Camps 21 Sleepaway Camps 22 Family Time 23 For Healthy Living 24 Adult Swim Programs 25 Health & Wellness 26 Member Wellness Challenges 27 Small Group Training 28 Sportsplex Programs 29 Community Member Groups 30 For Social Responsibility 31 How the Y is Here For a Better Us.TM 32 Heritage Club 33 Speaker Series 34 Annual Campaign 35 Sponsor Levels 36 Donor Thank you! 37

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DIRECTORS

Julie O’Brien

Amy Bailey Jurewicz

Kate Bucey

Executive Director Amy.Bailey@ciymca.org

Senior Director of Membership and Development Kate.Bucey@ciymca.org

Youth Programs Director Julie.Obrien@ciymca.org

Martin Grant

Joe Garces

Amber Stevens

Facilities Director Martin.Grant@ciymca.org

Sports Director Joe.Garces@ciymca.org

Associate Executive Director Amber.Stevens@ciymca.org

Brian Stevens

Tony Mavros

Jessica Shauer

Health & Wellness Director Tony.Mavros@ciymca.org

Aquatics Director Jessica.Shauer@ciymca.org

Member Relations Director Brian.Stevens@ciymca.org

COORDINATORS Caiti Sonni Member Relations Coordinator Caiti.Sonni@ciymca.org Debbie Marostica Aquatics Specialist Debbie.Marostica@ciymca.org

OFFSITE CHILD CARE SUPERVISORS Diana Villarruel Elmhurst Site Supervisor Diana.Villarruel@ciymca.org Alexis Ortiz Loma Vista Site Supervisor Alexis.Ortiz@ciymca.org

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Jeff Hata - Board Chair Pattie Braga - Past Chair Chris Beck Peter Berson Danielle Brinkman Rich Favor Randy George Rafael Gonzales Rick Jeffery Briana Kallas Neal Lassila Dan Lyon Doug Miller Doug Moe Kassy Morris Tom Nevins Josh Rosenberg, MD Ric Ruffinelli Cari Shore Cherie St. Jean Jim White Kay Woodburn

Amanda Pinedo Poinsettia Site Supervisor Amanda.Pinedo@ciymca.org Emily Marostica After the Bell Lead Emily.Marostica@ciymca.org

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5 RATES No contracts or join fees makes the Ventura Family YMCA accessible to all!

FULL FACILITY MEMBERSHIPS

For members who want the use of the full facility.

Financial Assistance is available for all categories.

CATEGORY MONTHLY RATE

Teen (Individuals age 12-18) Adult (Individuals age 19-65) Senior (Individuals 66+) Family* (Child Watch included) Two Person (living in same household)

$30 $47 $45 $95 $85

PROGRAM MEMBERSHIPS

For members of the community who want to enroll in programs ONLY. Additional fee for each program is required.

CATEGORY

ANNUAL RATE

Individual

$40

A program membership is required for any non-member who wishes to participate in programs. Program memberships last for one year from purchase date.

PARTNER MEMBERSHIPS

Hours

CATEGORY

MONTHLY RATE

Military Families**** Silver Sneakers****

FREE FREE

MONDAY to THURSDAY 5:30am - 10pm FRIDAY 5:30am - 9pm SATURDAY and SUNDAY 7am - 7pm There are no contracts. *Family Membership includes two adults and dependents under 24 years old living in the same household; child watch included.

ADD-ON OPTIONS CATEGORY MONTHLY RATE

Small Group Training Pass $45 per member Small Group Training Drop In Individual $10/class drop-in Child Watch** $20 per child Family Add-On*** $35 per member Locker Rental $20 per member

DAY PASS

Individual $20 Family $30

**Child Watch can be added to an individual Adult Membership. ***Family Add-On for adult dependents can only be applied to a full Family Membership. Please note: membership and program rates published in this guide are subject to change. 30-day written notice is required for membership cancellation. ****See participation requirements, p.7.

Membership Benefits • No contracts or join fees • Family-friendly environment • Full facility with access to two pools, studio classes, cardio and weight rooms, and an outdoor gym • YFit: Equipment orientation with a Wellness Trainer to ensure a safe and beneficial workout, a fitness assessment, and exercise instruction • Priority registration and reduced fees for specialty classes, swim lessons and youth programs • Complimentary adult group swimming lessons and wellness classes • Child care for ages 6 weeks to 12 years old, makes it easy to work out • Member appreciation days and events • Volunteer opportunities- research shows that volunteering can improve your health • Access to YMCAs nationwide (nominal charge may apply at some locations)

Facility Highlights

• State of the art strength center with Technogym™ equipment paired with computerized ActiveLinxx™ electronic training capabilities • Children’s Corner with outdoor play area (6 weeks - 6 years), Adventure Zone for kids (5 - 12 years) with a 3-level play structure • 1,600 sq. ft. cardio room featuring seven 50” plasma TV’s powered by Cardio Theater™ and supported by DirecTV® • 800 sq. ft. yoga/pilates studio • 2,400 sq. ft. aerobic studio with an impact resistant wood floor • Natatorium with two indoor heated pools and dry sauna • Private men’s and women’s locker rooms • Cardio loft overlooking both pools • Private free-weight room • YMCA Community Room • Locker rentals

Outdoor Sportsplex • 1,700 sq. ft. workout area and a 5,000 sq. ft. outdoor basketball court • Unlimited High-Intensity Small Group Trainings for an extra fee • Open basketball court and workout area times for all members

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7 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE &

HOLIDAYS PARTNER MEMBERSHIPS

Health Insurance - Healthy Contribution Many health plan providers now offer health club fee reimbursement plans, with the intention of motivating clients to make time for exercise and, in turn, making the world a healthier place! Visit healthycontributions.com to see if you are eligible.

Silver Sneakers The SilverSneakers Fitness Program can open the door to better health, greater independence, and a more fulfilling life. If you’re an older adult and are eligible for Medicare or a group retiree, you may be eligible for a FREE membership at the Y. Visit silversneakers.com for details and to find out if your health plan offers this award-winning program.

Military Families Initiative The ASYMCA-DoD Outreach Initiative responds to a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act of 2008, which requires the Secretary of Defense to develop a plan to support military family readiness and to ensure that military family readiness programs and activities are available to all deployed National Guard and Reserve families, and some active duty families.

Eligible military families participating in the initiative will receive a FREE Y membership based on participation requirements. Please contact Military OneSource at militaryonesource.com or call 800.342.9647 to confirm your eligibility and receive an eligibility form.

OPEN DOORS (Financial Assistance)

Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Financial assistance is available to help pay for facility memberships, programs and child care. Stop by the Welcome Center today to pick up your application or visit us online: ciymca.org/ventura

NATIONWIDE MEMBERSHIP

Use your membership card at participating Ys across the U.S. Must use your “Home” branch more than 50% of the time. Photo ID required.

LOCKER RENTALS

Lockers may be rented monthly for an additional $20 each month. The locker rental agreement must be submitted to the Welcome Center.

MEMBER CHILD WATCH

Let our Y experts watch your little one while you enjoy a great workout! Child Watch is included with a family membership and can be added to an individual membership for $20 per child each month. Child Watch provides up to 1 hour and 20 minutes of care for children 6 weeks to 18 months of age and 2 hours of care for children 19 months and older. Parents must remain in the Y facility while using this service.

Children’s Corner (6 weeks – 6 years) Children’s Corner is supervised by trained and loving staff that will care for and play with your child. Your child will enjoy both indoor and outdoor play. We offer arts and crafts, activities, games, story time, and old-fashioned fun!

Adventure Zone (5 years – 12 years) Our staff will keep your kids active and safe while you relax and enjoy your workout. Children are challenged by a 3-level maze, Nintendo Wii, crafts and more! It’s also a great place to do homework or just relax.

2020 HOLIDAY Schedule

NEW YEAR’S DAY

January 1

Closed

THANKSGIVING

EASTER

April 12

Closed

BRANCH CLEANING Dec 23 - Jan 2 Closed

MEMORIAL DAY

May 25

Closed

CHRISTMAS EVE

December 24

Closed

CHRISTMAS DAY

December 25 Closed

September 7 Closed

NEW YEAR’S EVE

December 31 Open until 3pm

INDEPENDENCE DAY July 4 LABOR DAY

November 26 Closed Open until 12pm

CALENDAR OF EVENTS JANUARY

January 4 Community Open House As a family wellness and community organization we open our doors and invite the community to see what we’re all about.

This is a great opportunity to get to know all the Y has to offer and maybe try something new.

FEBRUARY - MARCH

February 7 - March 6 Annual Campaign In 2019, the YMCA’s Campaign for Youth and Families raised more than $240,000 with the help of volunteers and staff.

Every dollar raised is used to help support community families, seniors and individuals by providing scholarships. These scholarships provide opportunities to participate in child care, youth programs and facility memberships.

MARCH

March 14 Healthy Kids Day and Summer Camp sign-up Y Healthy Kids Day is part of the Y’s Activate America initiative which is making healthy living a reality for millions of Americans.

MAY

May 27 Senior Day Join us as we focus on our seniors in the community in honor of National Senior Day. The event will include activities, a guest speaker, free lunch, and health fair!

JUNE

June 18 World’s Largest Swim Lesson The World’s Largest Swimming Lesson™ is a promotional event designed to build awareness and generate local and national press attention about the vital importance of teaching kids to swim to help prevent drowning.

AUGUST

August 2 - 7

Sleepaway Camp 3rd - 12th grade campers meet new friends and cabin mates from other Y’s! For dates and location, please learn more on page 22.

OCTOBER

October 24 Trunk or Treat All ghoulish boys and girls are invited to join us for fun Halloween activities: Costume contest, games, crafts, jolly jump and face painting.

NOVEMBER

November 11 Prayer Breakfast Join us for a breakfast including guest speakers, music, and prayer. The morning is also packed with food and fun activities!

December

Monthly Member Challenge 12 Days of Fitness Members stay healthy by exercising a minimum of 12 days from December 1st – December 31st. When they accomplish this and donate two canned food items, they will receive a 12 Days of Fitness t-shirt!

December 5 Santa Stops by the Y Santa loves to visit all of the Y children during the holidays.

With a donation of a new, unwrapped toy or gift, you can enjoy a fun morning with Santa! All toys and donations are given to families in need.

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

FOR

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Helping all children achieve their full potential We believe that all kids deserve the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. That’s why, through the Y, millions of youth today are cultivating the values, skills, and relationships that lead to positive behavior, better health, and education accomplishments.

CORE VALUES

Our core values unite us as a movement with a common cause. They are the shared beliefs and essential principles that guide our behavior, all interactions with each other, and our decision making.

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caring

to demonstrate a sincere concern for others, for their needs and well-being. Related values: compassion, forgiveness, generosity and kindness.

respect

to treat others as I would want them to treat me, to value the worth of every person, including myself. Related values: acceptance, empathy, selfrespect and tolerance.

honesty

to tell the truth, to demonstrate reliability and trustworthiness through word and action. Related values: integrity and fairness.

responsibility

to do what is right - what I ought to do, to be accountable for choices, behavior, actions and promises. Related values: commitment, courage, good health, service and citizenship.

YOUTH PROGRAMS

REGISTRATION DATES Winter Session Session Dates Member Registration Program Member Registration

January 6 - February 15 December 14 December 18

Early Spring Session Dates Member Registration Program Member Registration

February 24 - April 4 January 25 January 29

Late Spring Session Dates Member Registration Program Registration

April 12 - June 6 March 2 March 4

Summer Session Session Dates Registration for All

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June 22 - August 15 April 20

CHANGE &

CANCELLATION POLICY

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Programs

• More than 2 weeks prior to published session start date: 100% refunds or credits.

• Less than 2 week prior to published session start date: no refunds • $5 fee for changes.

• $15 Fee for any changes for Day Camps.

• Deposits are non-refunable and not transferable

Leagues and Teams

• 2 weeks prior to start date: full refund- uniform fee will be deducted, if applicable.

• Less than 2 weeks to start date: No refund - uniform fee will be deducted, if applicable.

• $5 fee for changes.

Member and Small Group Training Pass

30 days notice to cancel. If upgrading membership, the difference of the prorated amount must be paid at the time of change. If downgrading membership, the change will take effect the following month.

Child Care and Schools Out Care

• 30 day written notice required to change/cancel.

• $15 fee for changes. $15 no show fee.

The Y reserves the right to change or cancel any class. There are no makeup classes or credits given for individual classes missed. If a member’s full facility membership expires, is frozen or terminates during a class/program for which the member was previously registered, the participant will be charged the difference between the member and non-member price for the remaining dates. Refunds may be given for medical cancellations with a physician’s written excuse (refund is subject to cost of any direct expenses and child care is not included). Credits: If a credit exists on an account, members will be given a refund.

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SWIM LESSONS

Swim Starters Aquatic Program (Ages 6mo - 3yrs) Accompanied by a parent, infants and toddlers learn to be comfortable in the water and develop swim readiness skills through fun and confidencebuilding experiences, while parents learn about water safety, drowning prevention, and the importance of supervision.

Stage Descriptions: A / Water Discovery Introduces infants and toddlers to the aquatic environment.

B / Water Exploration Focuses on exploring body positions, blowing bubbles, and fundamental safety and aquatic skills.

Swim Basics for Preschool (Ages 3-5) School Age (Ages 6-12) Teen and Adult (Ages 12+) Students learn personal water safety and achieve basic swimming competency by learning two benchmark skills: swim, float, swim—sequencing front glide, roll, back float, roll, front glide, and exit—and jump, push, turn, grab.

In Water Acclimation, Water Movement, and Water Stamina, students are taught the recommended skills for all to have around water including safe water habits, underwater exploration, and how to swim to safety and exit in the event of falling into a body of water. Activities, games, and drills, geared to reinforce learning, are utilized heavily as students progress in this skill-based approach to swimming.

Stage Descriptions: 1/ Water Acclimation Increases comfort with underwater exploration and introduces basic self-rescue skills performed with assistance.

2 / Water Movement Encourages forward movement in water and basic self-rescue skills performed independently.

3 / Water Stamina Develops intermediate self-rescue skills performed at longer distances than in previous stages.

Brie Youn Aquatics Brie.Youn 805.642.2

Swim Strokes for Preschool (Ages 3-5) School Age (Ages 6-12) Teen and Adult (Ages 12+) Having mastered the fundamentals, students learn additional water safety skills and build stroke technique, developing skills that increase socialemotional and cognitive well-being, and foster a lifetime of physical activity.

In Stroke Introduction, Stroke Development and Stroke Mechanics, swimmers are introduced to the four competitive swimming strokes as well as rescue skills and healthy lifestyle habits.

Stage Descriptions: 4 / Stroke Introduction Introduces basic stroke technique in front crawl and back crawl and reinforces water safety through treading water and elementary backstroke.

5 / Stroke Development Introduces breast-stroke and butterfly and reinforces water safety through treading water and sidestroke.

6 / Stroke Mechanics Refines stroke technique on all major competitive strokes and encourages swimming as part of a healthy lifestyle.

Jessica Shauer Brie Young Jessica.Shauer@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 x2119 Aquatics Director Brie.Young@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 ext 19

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TEAMS & LEAGUES SPORTS LEAGUES

Take part in our exciting developmental youth sports leagues. Our leagues are designed for children ages 3 – 14 and are coed. Each league features a weekly practice and a game that focuses on fundamentals, sportsmanship and having fun while allowing lots of playing time for everyone. Y youth sports emphasize learning, character development, skill development and teamwork. All players receive a jersey or team shirt and a trophy. Parent involvement is recommended.

WINTER SOCCER

SWIM TEAM

SPRING BASKETBALL

NOVICE (Ages 6 & up) All new swimmers with no prior competitive swimming experience and returning swimmers who need a little extra stroke development.

Swimmers must demonstrate correct stroke form before competing in swim meets.

(Ages 3 - 14) Registration begins: September 28, 2019 League “kicks off”: January 25, 2020 (Ages 3 - 14) Registration begins: December 7, 2020 League “tips off”: April 16, 2020

SUMMER T-BALL/BASEBALL (Ages 3 - 14) Registration begins: February 29, 2020 League “tees off”: July 11, 2020

FALL BASKETBALL

(Ages 3 - 14) Registration begins: May 23, 2020 League “tips off”: September 10, 2020

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INTERMEDIATE (Ages 8 & up) Swimmers with good stroke mechanics and a strong desire to compete.

JUNIORS (Ages 11 & up) Swimmers who want to compete in high school and are able to keep up with an advanced workout pace.

Tryouts prior to registration.

SWIM TEAM SEASONS WINTER 2020

January 6 - March 27

SPRING/SUMMER 2020 May 11 - August 1

FALL 2020

September 14 - December 5

YOUTH CLASSES GYMNASTICS

Itty Bitty Tumbling (Ages 2 - 3) This delightful class is set up primarily for children to be introduced to tumbling, as parents actively assist in the learning process.

Tiny Tumbling (Ages 3 - 4) Kids can stay active and have a blast in this Tiny Tumbling class!

Children warm up, stretch, and participate in group activities which include learning how to do rolls and walk on a balance beam with assistance from the instructor.

Gymnastics (Ages 5 - 12) Could an Olympic medal be in your child’s future? Start them off with the basics! Participants learn forward and backward rolls, assisted headstands, and take part in apparatus activities using the trampoline, vault and single bar.

HOMESCHOOL CLASSES

Do you need physical education experience for your homeschool student? Well, the Y is the place for you! We offer aquatic and P.E. classes geared towards those students who are homeschooled and have flexibility with their daily schedules. However, anyone is able to participate!

KID’S CARDIO CLUB

Full Facility Youth Members (Ages 8 - 11) We provide a safe and accepting environment for kids to participate in exercise activities. Kids who join KCC are given access to cardio equipment and are able to participate in group exercise classes with the direct supervision of a parent or legal guardian (after orientation and paying the $10 Registration Fee).

CULINARY KIDS

(Ages 8 - 11) Get your children involved in cooking and healthy food preparation! Introducing new foods like broccoli or tomatoes, with familiar food like pretzels with ranch dip or cheese can help your children be more excited to eat healthy foods to fuel their bodies.

ART

(Ages 5 - 13) We’ll provide guidelines for kids to complete a particular art project, while incorporating their own ideas and inspiration into their masterpieces.

ADAPTIVE PROGRAMMING

(Ages 3 - 10) Our Adaptive Programs provide opportunities for fun and physical activity for youth with special needs.

DANCE Hip Hop (Ages 3 - 8) Dancers will learn the basic steps of jazz dance with turns, kicks, and leap steps along with popular simple rhythm techniques and fun expression. We use fun, popular and age appropriate music.

Itty Bitty Ballet (Ages 2 - 3) This class will introduce the “FUN”- damentals of ballet. Parent participation and engagement is required in this class.

Pre-Ballet (Ages 3 - 4) An entertaining pre-school level class that introduces basic ballet positions and movements with the help of music and a little imagination.

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Ballet I & II (Ages 4 - 10) Learn ballet to the beat of traditional and contemporary music!

Kids will begin to explore new skills with emphasis on proper technique.

MARTIAL ARTS

Tae Kwon Do (Ages 4 - 12) Hip hop helps kids of all ages express themselves, and embrace their individual style. Your child will learn to groove and gain confidence along the way. .

Self Defense (Ages 5 - 12) In this class kids will be taught how to observe their surroundings, what is safe for them and defense techniques.

Karate (Ages 5 - 12) Karate at the Y develops mental focus, physical conditioning, and self-defense skills in a supportive environment that promotes mutual respect and encourages each individual to do their best. *Not all classes are offered each session.

Basketball (Ages 3 - 12)

Sports of All Sorts (Ages 4 - 12)

Does your child enjoy playing basketball? Sign them up for our youth basketball class! Participants work with experienced coaches to develop their basketball skills in an environment that encourages praise and positive reinforcement.

Not sure what sport your child likes? Introduce your child to a variety!

Focus is placed on a different sport each class. Participants will be introduced to basic skills related to basketball, soccer, flag football, t-ball/baseball, kickball, tennis, and more!

Flag Football (Ages 5 - 12)

Street Hockey (Ages 8 - 12)

Our flag football program gives kids a chance to enhance their skills, while playing in a contact-free setting. Players will be introduced to offensive and defensive techniques and positions.

The class focuses on catching, throwing, running with the football and taking away the opponent’s flag.

Golf (Ages 7 - 12)

This class will teach kids how to play hockey... STREET edition. No skates are required, participants will learn how to play in street shoes which is a great alternative for those who want to learn the sport of hockey.

Tennis (Ages 5 - 12)

This class teaches your youth how to grip their club, the correct stance and allows them to work on their swings in a safe environment. This program is a very fun and safe way to introduce your child to the sport of golf.

In this introduction to tennis we use a variety of teaching aids that foster, nurture and support the basic skill development of tennis. Kids learn the fundamentals of the game while having fun!

Lacrosse (Ages 7 - 12)

Participants will learn various aspects of track & field. Shot put, discus, hurdles, and long jump are a part of what will be covered.

Sign up your future Olympians now!

Participants will learn the fundamentals of Lacrosse including passing, running, and scoring with the stick. Class will be led with soft balls and is a safe way to begin playing this sport.

Smart Start (Ages 2 - 3)

This program allows the parents to be 100% involved with their child. A facilitator will provide the necessary tools and resources that help introduce children to sports that will stregthen their motor skills.

Music and Movement (Ages 1 - 3)

participants experience activities that foster self-expression and build self-esteem. Together, we’ll develop imagination, critical thinking, and valuable social skills. We will create a better understanding of the various cultures and backgrounds that make up our community.

T-Ball/ Baseball/Softball (Ages 3 - 12)

We believe playing, learning, and having fun in a sport are most important. Children will be taught the different field positions and be introduced to catching, throwing and hitting.

Soccer (Ages 3 - 12) Soccer is one of the best sports to get your kids up and running. In our soccer classes kids learn fundamentals as well as gain confidence.

They work on advanced aspects of the game including what it takes to be a goalie, ways to pass, and the breakdown of the field.

Track & Field (Ages 7-12)

Volleyball (Ages 5 - 12) This class is a great way to introduce your kids to volleyball in a fun and encouraging atmosphere. Have your youth learn how to serve, set and rally back and forth. Participants will learn the basics on our very own court!

*Not all classes are offered each session.

YOUTH SPORTS

INSTRUCTIONAL CLASSES

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LEAGUES COED BASKETBALL LEAGUE (3 ON 3)

Participants can register with an already formed team, or as an individual looking to be placed on a team. Each team will play an 6-week season followed by playoffs for advancing teams Registration begins: March 2, 2020 First Game: May 2020

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Joe Garces Sports Director Joe.Garces@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 x2113

CHILD CARE

At the Y, we believe all kids deserve the opportunity to discover who they are and what they can achieve. In our afterschool programs, hundreds of youth are cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to positive behaviors, better health and educational achievement.

BEFORE & AFTERSCHOOL CHILD CARE (GRADE TK-5) The Y offers a wide range of school-aged child care programs, conveniently located on school campuses in the Ventura Unified School District. As the only licensed child care provider at these elementary schools, programs are maintained according to the California Community Care Licensing regulations, adhering to all state mandated requirements. Program staff and volunteers are committed to promoting healthy living, social responsibility and youth development and strive to give all children the experience of expressing their passions, strengthening their talents and building their social and educational habits.

SCHOOL BREAK CHILD CARE ( GRADE TK-8 ) The Ventura Family YMCA provides child care during school breaks, furlough days and select holidays for Ventura Unified School District. Please see the website for details and rates.

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Elmhurst

Loma Vista

Poinsettia

License #566203831 5080 Elmhurst Street Ventura, CA elmhurst@ciymca.org 805.256.2474

License #566207389 300 Lynn Drive Ventura, CA lomavista@ciymca.org 805.256.2475

License #561708173 350 North Victoria Avenue Ventura, CA poinsettia@ciymca.org 805.256.2476

Diana Villarruel

Alexis Ortiz

Amanda Pinedo

Elmhurst ElmhurstSite SiteSupervisor Supervisor Diana.Villarruel@ciymca.org Judith.Santoyo@ciymca.org

Loma Vista Site Supervisor Alexis.Ortiz@ciymca.org

Poinsettia Site Supervisor Amanda.Pinedo@ciymca.org

TWEENS

INDEPENDENT P.E. The Y partners with all Ventura Unified and Ojai Schools to provide an opportunity for those students who would like to secure P.E. credits for graduation. Independent Study P.E. forms can be obtained from a school counselor and must be approved by the Y’s Wellness Director. Students must also complete additional membership paperwork to become facility members.

SCHOOL

MIDDLE

TEENS &

CARE

AFTER THE BELL (6 - 8 GRADES) The Ventura Family YMCA offers this award-winning program to middle school students in Ventura. It is held from the end of each school day until 6pm in the Ventura Y Teen Center. The program offers a healthy snack, homework help, computers, Nintendo Wii, basketball, group play and much more! Before school care is also available from 7 - 8:45 am on school days and on early release Fridays from 1 - 6pm.

TEEN STRENGTH TRAINING (AGES 12 - 19) This course helps teens learn, understand and practice the fundamentals of developing muscular strength for personal fitness. A YMCA fitness staff member will lead the program that includes a cardiovascular workout, endurance, muscular strength, and flexibility exercises. Participants will learn the five key components of fitness and how to develop their own personal training program. This is all done in a structured, yet fun, environment.

YOUTH & GOVERNMENT (SEPTEMBER - FEBRUARY) Through the Y’s Youth and Government Program (Y&G), 9th -12th graders can take part in learning about state laws and government, as well as civil and supreme court processes, while developing strong social skills and building healthy relationships. Join over 3,500 teenagers from across the State of California for this amazing program. Participants are trained in various government and court roles in preparation for the Model Legislature and Court Conference held at the State Capitol in Sacramento in February. Participants spend the week debating bills, taking positions on legislative issues, running for elected offices, and covering government as members of the news media. Y&G is the only program in the State of California that gives students the privilege of working in the actual Senate and Assembly Chambers of the Capitol Building!

The Ventura Family YMCA

License #566214244 3760 Telegraph Road Ventura, CA afterthebell@ciymca.org 805.207.2551

Emily Marostica

Teen Group Lead Emily.Marostica@ciymca.org

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SUMMER

SPECIALTY

Summer Day Camps are a great way to not only keep your camper in a safe environment, but ensures that they will remain engaged and active socially, mentally, and physically - all summer long.

Specialty camps are designed to challenge campers and open the door to new and fun activities. Students will be separated according to their age and ability.

DAY CAMPS RAINBOW CAMP (GRADES TK -1) This camp is designed for the younger camper. The program provides a great introduction to group skills, nature and the Day Camp experience.

Counselor-to-child ratio is 1:6.

VOYAGER CAMP (GRADES 2 - 6) Join us for a fun-packed summer. Campers will experience activities that will help them learn, grow and create memories with new friends. Campers will be challenged by this intermediate camp.

Counselor-to-child ratio is 1:8.

Summer Guide will have further details.

Registration opens March 2.

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CAMP ARTS & CRAFTS CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Campers will use their imaginations to create some fabulous works of art throughout the week. By the end of the week, they will come home as mini Van Gogh’s with a portfolio full of masterpieces!

DANCE CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Put on your dancin’ shoes! Campers will learn to move their bodies to a rhythm and gain some awesome dance skills! Campers will end the week with a performance for their parents.

SPLASH CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) At the Y, campers will participate in swim lessons and other water activities geared to their level. They will also learn about water safety and stay wet with a variety of onsite activities. Swim attire is required.

HOOPS CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Slam dunk your way through camp!

Participants will practice basic drills that will teach them the fundamentals of basketball. Campers will shoot, work on their defense and put all their skills to the test in scrimmages.

JUNIOR SLUGGERS CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Hit a home run with this camp!

Campers will learn the fundamentals of baseball through basic skills and daily scrimmages. Participants will work on hitting, catching, throwing and base running.

SOCCER CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Campers will build their skills through drills, team meetings, scrimmages and team work. Campers will have morning and afternoon sessions, including games and scrimmages.

SPORTS OF ALL SORTS (GRADES 2 - 5) Campers will participate in morning and afternoon sports clinics, including soccer, basketball, baseball and flag football, as well as other sports related games and scrimmages.

COOKING CAMP (GRADES 2 - 5) Your chef will have a chance to explore and learn a variety of cooking skills in a hands-on environment. They will learn healthy eating habits, how to follow recipes and how to navigate the kitchen. Chef will make their snacks and lunch each day. *Specialty Camps and classes are subject to cancellation based on low enrollment.

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CAMP SEQUOIA LAKE Hosted by VENTURA FAMILY YMCA Camp is from August 2 to 7 Registration opens March 2 Over 900 acres of forest surrounded

by Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks make YMCA Camp Sequoia Lake the perfect location to explore the great outdoors. YMCA Camp Sequoia Lake activities include: sailing, high and low ropes course, mountain biking, rock climbing, archery, swimming, outpost camping, fishing, visit to the National Park, painting, crafts, soccer, basketball, campfires, canoeing, hiking, creek walks, field games, skits, songs, chapels, and personal leadership and development.

Campers will create new and lasting friendships in this environment that encourages heartfelt laughter, confidence building, interactive learning and personal growth.

PRICING DETAILS Pricing for camp is all inclusive, covering transportation, staffing, activities, meals and facility fees. If your family has financial need, you may complete our Open Doors application and request a scholarship.

Forms are available at ciymca.org/ventura or at the Welcome Center.

Contact Julie Obrien julie.obrien@ciymca.org

YOUTH CAMP Grades 3 - 7

PRICING DETAILS $640 for Facility Members

TEEN CAMP Grades 8 - 12

$680 for Community Members

COUNSELOR IN TRAINING Grade 12

$100 Deposit

CAMP RALLY NIGHT (Orientation) July 22, 6PM Ventura Family YMCA

Make sure to mark your calendars for our mid-year campout March 21 & 22! Students grades 3-12 are invited to head out for a fun filled night at the Ventura Family YMCA to both amp up for this summer’s camp and simply to hang out! This is an overnight lock in program designed to provide a fun experience and to expose students to the Y’s Sleepaway opportunities!

23 FAMILY TIME TOGETHERHOOD® The Y’s Togetherhood® community service projects are unique opportunities for parents and children to grow as a family while serving our community. By becoming Volunteers with the Y, families create lasting memories, share their unique talents, and help bring about meaningful lasting changes right in their own neighborhoods. Community service projects are offered throughout the year.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES (AGES 3 - 12) Grab all the friends you can find and party down at the Y! You’ll have full use of the Adventure Zone where there’s never a dull moment. T-shirt, invitations, decorations and choice of party theme colors are included in the fee.

Reservations must be made in advance and only weekend parties are available.

PARENT’S NIGHT/DAY OUT (AGES 3 - 12) Parent’s Night Day Out and Parent’s Day Out are unique in that these are the only programs where you can drop your child off on select Saturdays and actually leave the facility!

During each event hosted by our staff, children enjoy a pizza dinner, watch a movie on the big screen and play and interact with their peers. Anyone in our community is eligible to sign up and participate.

FATHER DAUGHTER DANCE Create memories that will last a lifetime at the Ventura YMCA’s Father Daughter Dance. This is a magical evening designed to build and strengthen the relationship between a father and his daughter. There is no age minmum or maximum for this event and it’s open to the community.

Come enjoy a night of dancing, games, and fun!

Please contact: Julie.Obrien@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 x2123

UPCOMING EVENTS MAR - Healthy Kids Day APRIL - Father Daughter Dance MAY - Family Dance Party OCT - Trunk or Treat

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IMPROVING THE NATION’S HEALTH AND WELL-BEING In communities across the nation, the Y is a leading voice on health and well-being. With a mission centered on balance, the Y brings families closer together, encourages good health and fosters connections through fitness, sports, fun and shared interests. As a result, millions of youth, adults and families are receiving support, guidance and resources needed to achieve greater health and well-being for their spirit, mind and body.

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ADULT SWIM PROGRAMS

ADULT SWIM LESSONS Adult swim lessons are available for beginner, intermediate, and advanced levels and are designed to meet the needs of the participant.

You must register for the class, but is included in your membership. Classes for program members are $70 for 6 classes. See our class guide for current offerings. Location: lap pool AQUA ZUMBA Known as the Zumba “pool party,” the Aqua Zumba program gives new meaning to the idea of an invigorating workout. Along with splashing, stretching, and twisting, shouting, laughing, hooting and hollering are often heard during an Aqua Zumba class! Integrating the Zumba formula and philosophy with traditional aqua fitness disciplines, the Aqua Zumba class blends it all together into a safe, challenging, water-based workout that’s cardioconditioning, body-toning, and most of all, exhilarating beyond belief.

Location: lap pool AQUA BOOTCAMP This class is designed as a combination of functional land training exercises and lap swimming for interval work to improve cardiovascular, cardiorespiratory and strength.

A fun but challenging workout made for anyone wanting to boost their workouts to the next level! Location: lap pool AQUA ARTHRITIS This exercise program is designed to ease pain, tone muscles and improve joint mobility. A great class for those recovering from surgery or suffering from arthritis and other ailments.

Location: therapy pool

AQUA HEALTHY BACKS A low impact class designed for those with back pain. This class focuses on core strengthening and stretching to decrease pain and increase spinal stability. Location: therapy pool AQUA STROKE RECOVERY Class includes mild strengthening, coordination, and range of motion exercises. Those unable to stand must have a caregiver in the pool with them. Pre-assessment required to take this class.

Location: therapy pool AQUA FIT This class provides a complete fitness routine that places an emphasis on cardiovascular endurance while incorporating strength and flexibility components. Ideal for individuals seeking an exercise option that is easy on the joints, yet challenging.

This is a fun and efficient workout for the swimmer and nonswimmer alike. Location: lap pool AQUA HIIT This nonstop water based workout that guarantees to get your heart pumping and burn calories. Your muscles will be put to work by the natural resistance of the water, while intense cardio exercises will improve your heart and lung function.

Jessica Shauer jessica.shauer@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 x2119

GROUP EXERCISE CLASSES The Y offers more than 60 group exercise classes every week including Yoga, Pilates, Aqua Classes, Zumba, Aqua Zumba, Studio Cycling, BodyPump and more! See our Group Exercise Schedule at ciymca.org/ventura or visit the Welcome Center for current offerings.

PERSONAL TRAINING Individuals interested in personal attention and extra motivation during each workout should consider a Personal Trainer. Personal Trainers will help you develop a workout that is geared towards your specific goals. Sessions can be scheduled at times convenient for the member.

YFIT APPOINTMENTS USING ACTIVELINXX ™ This computerized program is the ultimate marriage of technology and fitness. It allows our fitness staff to program an electronic personal trainer to assist you on how to properly use all of our equipment and to help you meet your specific goals and objectives. This technology is FREE to all facility members. Set up an appointment with our wellness trainer. Teen orientation is also available.

NUTRITION PROGRAM Nutrition sessions will help you design and implement new strategies.

Discover how to prepare easy, delicious, and nutritious meals that please picky eaters and keep everyone healthy. Attend one or several sessions to change your lifelong eating habits.

Tony Mavros Health & Wellness Director Tony.Mavros@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 ext.2120

CERTIFICATION CLASSES The Y offers CPR/AED and First Aid classes through the American Safety and Health Institute. These certifications are good for two years. YMCA Lifeguard and YMCA Swim Instructor certifications are also available.

Amber Stevens Amber.Stevens@ciymca.org 805.642.2131 ext.2117

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Spice up your workout by participating in FREE Y Wellnessss Challenges. Participants who complete the challenges win fun prizes and t-shirts. Challenges are here to continue to motivate members toward better health.

MARCH MADNESS March madness is an opportunity to put your Y Fit points to use. Members will be matched up with other members in our March madness bracket to battle it out each week with their points.

TOUR DE CALIFORNIA This challenge was created to encourage all Y cyclers.

During Y cycle classes, participants will track their progress as they “journey across California.�

STEPTEMBER SUMMIT Join our newest fitness challenge. Each week, log your progress into the Activelinxx System as you summit the three mountains: cardio, weight lifting, and number of workout sessions. These will be tracked through Activelinxx.

12 DAYS OF FITNESS Work out 12 days in the month of December and bring in two canned goods for our food drive and you will receive a 12 Days of Fitness t-shirt!

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SMALL GROUP

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Small Group training pass is a group of 12 participants or less. This creates an environment that is big enough to be fun, yet small enough to still be quality. It’s an affordable and fun way for members to take advantage of a personal trainer’s expertise at a lower financial investmentall while keeping the competitiveness of a group dynamic. Are you ready to work out harder than they ever have before? These trainings are geared to push participants to their max. Trainers are coaching to ensure that participants are safe.

Trainers will not be working out with the participants (in contrast to group exercise) allowing them the ability to supervise each members movements and make corrections along the way.

Cardio- High intensity cardio is used to boost your metabolism, improve recovery time, and can help manage stress.

Strength- Gaining muscle can help you burn more fat, lean out/tone muscles, and decrease your likelihood of injuries.

Flexibility- Helps you to use less energy when doing different movements. I allows your muscles to recover quickly after exercise, reduces the physical stress on your body, and can improve circulation in your body.

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OPEN HOOPS TIME Half courts will be set up with 8ft and 10ft hoops. Courts can be reserved in 60 minute increments or used as a drop in basis when free. Basketballs can be checked out from the Welcome Center. See the schedule for specific times.

ADULT SCRIMMAGE This is designated time for any member looking to play basketball. Those participating in Adult Scrimmage must be 16 years of age and be YMCA Facility members or admitted with a guest pass. Scrimmages are played on a drop–in basis and to be played until either one team reaches the score limit of 21, or the time limit of 20 minutes has been reached.

FAMILY HOOPS TIME This is an opportunity to come play with other YMCA families in an open shoot around focused around the kids.

COMMUNITY

MEMBER GROUPS Community Groups are an exciting addition to the Y’s class offerings. Each group is volunteer-led by our very own Y members and focuses on areas of specific interest.

Y members are invited to participate in these fun and stimulating groups for FREE!

INTERNATIONAL FOLK DANCE Come learn dances from different cultures! Valerie Daley has been teaching Folk Dance for 10 years and would love to teach you dances from around the world. This activity is great for your spirit, mind, and body. Join Valerie and her group on Tuesdays from 1 - 2:15pm and on Thursdays from 1:30 - 2:30pm.

HIKING CLUB You’ll get fit and have fun when you’re part of our hiking club. Join club leader Paul and our group as we meet at a variety of local hiking spots and hit trails together. All the hikes are free and open to the community. Children are welcome to attend as long as an adult accompanies them. Join the club by liking the official Facebook page at: facebook.com/takeahikeymca.

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WE GIVE BACK TO OUR COMMUNITY AND SUPPORT OUR NEIGHBORS Worldwide, the Y has been listening and responding to our communities’ most critical social needs for more than 160 years. Whether developing skills or emotional well-being through education and training, welcoming and connecting diverse demographic populations through global services, or preventing chronic diseases and building healthier communities through collaborations with policy makers, the Y fosters the care and respect that all people need and deserve. Through the Y, 500,000 volunteers and thousands of donors, leaders and partners across the country are empowering millions of people in the U.S. and around the world to be healthy, confident, connected and secure.

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FOR A BETTER US™ SENIOR SWIM In a collaboration with the City of Ventura, the YMCA provides seniors an opportunity to use the pool free of charge on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8am-9am. Please see the pool schedule for more details. For more information about this program, contact: Jessica.Shauer@ciymca.org.

OPERATION VENTURA The YMCA is committed to being socially responsible. Through Operation Ventura, an outreach initiative, and the generous support of our donors, the Y has been able to provide free programming and membership to youth and families in foster or homeless situations.

Participation in swim programs, youth sports and leagues, allows these underprivileged children in our community an opportunity to participate.

For details and more information, please contact: Amber.Stevens@ciymca.org.

TOGETHERHOOD ® When you volunteer at the Y, you take an active role in bringing about meaningful, enduring change right in your own neighborhood. There is no other volunteer organization quite like the Y. That’s because in 10,000 communities across the nation, we have the presence and partnerships to not just promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change.

View volunteer opportunities on our website

LIVESTRONG AT THE Y The Y and the LIVESTRONG® Foundation joined together to create LIVESTRONG at the YMCA, a physical activity and wellbeing program designed to help adult cancer survivors achieve their holistic health goals. The research-based program offers people affected by cancer a safe, supportive environment to participate in physical and social activities focused on strengthening the whole person.

Participants work with Y staff trained in supportive cancer care to achieve their goals such as building muscle mass and strength, increasing flexibility and endurance, and improving confidence and self-esteem. For more information or to register, please contact: Anthony.Mavros@ciymca.org.

3RD GRADE LEARN TO SWIM Research shows that children who do not learn to swim by the 3rd grade probably never will. Working with local elementary schools, the Ventura Family YMCA is providing free swimming lessons to 3rd graders. Through this grant-funded program, children can socialize with each other outside of school walls while learning a lifelong skill. To get your school involved with this program, contact: Jessica.Shauer@ciymca.org.

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HERITAGE

CLUB YMCA’s Heritage Club is a special group of individuals who have chosen to remember the YMCA with a planned gift through their estate or by making an outright gift to the YMCA’s endowment.

PRESERVE THE Y’S FUTURE People have many reasons why they give. Some people want to make a difference in their neighborhood, they have compassion for those less fortunate, or maybe they are hoping for a change in the future.

For these reasons and more, we encourage you to consider joining our Heritage Club.

Go to our planned giving website to learn more: ciymcalegacy.org If you have any questions, please email Jill Muchow Rode, CFRE, Chief Development Officer at Jill.Rode@ciymca.org or call 805.569.1103 x1023.

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National Glaucoma Awareness Month “Envision Wellness”

FEBRUARY

American Heart Health Month “Getting to the Hearth of Health” with Timothy Canan M.D. of UCLA Health. February 6, 2020 @12:30pm

MARCH

National Nutrition Month “The Weight is Over” with Susan Ahern M.D. of UCLA Health. March 25, 2020 @12:30pm

APRIL

Sexual Assult Awareness Month “Y Safety Matters”

MAY

Mental Health Month “The Two B’s: Brain and Bones”

JUNE

Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month/Men’s Health Month “Caring for an Aging Parent”

JULY

Family Fitness at the Y with Amanda Scott M.D. of UCLA Health will be here topic and date TBA

AUGUST

National Immunization Awareness Month “Vaccines for Seniors; what every senior needs to know” with Jeanette Illarde M.D. of U.C.L.A. Health August 21, 2020 at 12:30pm

SEPTEMBER

National Yoga Awareness Month “Stretch Your Way to Health”

OCTOBER

National Breast Cancer Awareness Month “Living Strong at the Y”

NOVEMBER

American Diabetes Month “Thankful for the Y”

SPEAKER SERIES

The Speakers Series each month will be based on the National Wellness Observance Calendar and there will be a workshop held with the focus being on that specific topic.

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BE A PART OF SOMETHING Believe in making a difference Inspire meaningful change Give with your whole heart Annual Campaign Did you know the Y is a charity? When you give to the Y, you continue to strengthen our community and move us forward as the nation’s leading nonprofit for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. The Y utilizes your gift to make a meaningful, enduring impact right in your own neighborhood.

Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. Whether it is child care for a single parent, youth sports for a foster child or afterschool recreation for a teen, your donation to the Annual Campaign 2019-2020 makes a significant difference in the lives of your neighbors. Your support strengthens the community by not only giving children the chance to shine today, but by helping them learn important values that will impact their lives and your community tomorrow.

The Ventura Family YMCA scholarships more than $300,000 each year. We are always looking for volunteers and donors to help us reach that goal. These scholarships will be used to help kids and families in our community.

If you are interested in helping, please contact: Kate.Bucey@ciymca.org.

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$5,000 provides 200 children with the opportunity to participate in swim or sports classes, provides a year’s worth of aqua therapy classes for 100 individuals in need, or gives five underprivileged families the opportunity to enjoy the benefits of a full-facility membership for a year.

Annual Campaign February 7 - March 6

$2,500 provides 50 children with the opportunity to learn to swim or play sports with sports equipment or subsidizes one child a year in afterschool child care.

$1,000 subsidizes 20 children in youth sports or aquatics classes, 20

seniors in aqua therapy classes, two teens at Sleepaway Camp or one teen for Youth and Government.

$750 provides 15 children the opportunity to learn to swim or play sports, 15 seniors with aqua therapy classes, or one week of away camp for a youth.

$500 subsidizes 10 children in youth sports or aquatics classes, 10 seniors

All donations, regardless of size, are welcome!

Our 2020 goal is $210,000.

Join us by donating in person at the Y or: Donate Online ciymca.org/ventura Mail in a Donation 3760 Telegraph Road Ventura, CA 93003 Attn: Annual Campaign 805.642.2131

in aqua therapy classes, or four weeks of day camp for one child.

$200 gives four children the opportunity to swim and play sports, provides four seniors with aqua therapy classes, provides one individual six months of unlimited access to wellness programs, or provides one child the opportunity to participate in one week of day camp.

$50 subsidizes a child in youth sports or aquatics classes, a senior in aqua therapy, or a month of membership for an adult in need.

VOLUNTEERS ARE NEEDED!

If you would like to make a difference by volunteering during the Y’s Annual Campaign, please email Kate Bucey at Kate.Bucey@ciymca.org.

THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR MAJOR DONORS Chairman’s Roundtable Benefactor $10,000 Bauer Family Grant Community Memorial Health Systems Gwendolyn Sexton Foundation Paul & Margaret Mistele

Chairman’s Roundtable Patron $5,000 to $9,999 Belless Family Fund Hani & Jon Geske Rotary Club of Ventura East Chairman’s Roundtable $1,000 to $4,999 Al Carol & Rich Gross Amber Stevens Amgen Amy & Chris Jurewicz California Statewide CDC Charlie & Francis Baysinger C.I. Partners Direct, Inc. Citizens Business Bank Danielle L. Brinkman David Raulin Donald Belless Doug & Sandra Moe Douglas Miller Dr. Duane & Sylvia Wikholm Dr. Jim & Kay Woodburn Dr. Richard & Joan Glenn Helen Gibson

Housing Authority of the City of San Buenaventura Jmaes & Sandra Canchola Jane & Ken Winter Kathleen Shore & Morgan Lyons Shore Laura Shannon-Prange Lawrence Wallin & Kathy Scroggs Leo & Mary Edwards Life Line Medical Transport Limoneira Margo, Mike, Michael & Maloree Byrne Merewether Community Fund at the Ventura County Community Foundation Mike Evans Mile 26 Mullen & Henzell, LLP

Neal & Sandy Lassila Paul & Robyn King Peter & Laura Berson Play it Again Sports Players Casino Poker Club, Inc. Qwikresponse Rabobank Randy & Jill George Ric & Penny Ruffinelli Richard & Ann Favor St. Jean & Stephenson Family Trust Sky Zone The Buccola Family The Hansen Family The HR Firm The Munyon Family The River Community Tom & Colleen Nevins

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