Y SummerBridge, photo ©Halsey Pierce
With Jasonthanks,Shearer, CEO and Mike Schlatter, Board Chair
Our success in transitioning almost every youth program to focus on literacy and/or STEM gave us confidence, and by winter we were planning to open Bellevue Elementary, Alturas Elementary, and the main Y facility to run Summer School in 2021 with support from the College of Idaho, Blaine County School District, Sun Valley Community School and other partners. Our goal was to have the capacity to serve 15-20% of local students. By targeting our programs to those who need the Y’s help most, we planned to significantly alter the impact this pandemic would have on Blaine County students. We’ll save the rest of that story for 2021.
Jason Shearer, CEO Mike Schlatter, Board Chair
Dear Friends, On March 15th, 2020 the Y closed for two months in an effort to mitigate the spread of COVID-19. Our board and staff worried that 15 years of collaborative effort, volunteerism, and giving might be swept away in months. What would happen to the children, seniors, and chronic disease patients served by the Y? What was happening to our local economy and how would that affect working parents, community health and youth education? How would the Y care for staff members who had worked to engage our community and serve vulnerable populations? So much was beyond our control in the early days of the pandemic while our nation sheltered in place. Thus, the Y began working on things it could control. Our efforts were small at first, but grew into significant community interventions addressing local needs.
Thank you for supporting the Y. Because of your generous support, our Y has meaning fully impacted the lives of seniors, people with chronic diseases, and students during the most difficult time in recent history.
COMMUNITY PROGRAMS Power Scholars Academy After School Kids’ Club Mint and YMCA School Summer Day Camp Schools Out Day Camp Healthy Families Partnership Bonni’s Garden Education Bonni’s Garden Bees & Trout Bonni’s Garden Harvest Family Farm Make-a-SplashDayWater Safety Youth Swimming Lessons Parent/Child Swimming Swordfish Swim Team Super Sitters Child WinterWatch&Spring Break Climbing Camps Climbing Club Devo Climbing Team Summer Outdoor Climbing Father/DaughterGoatIronCampTeenYoga Dance Drive-in Movie Night Strong Kids Campaign Healthy Kids’ Day American Red Cross Blood Drives Y Classic ChristmasFundraiserGivingTree & Gift SunCratesValley Half Marathon Y Free WellnessKayakingMastersTimeDelayEnhancedLiveStrongDayFitnesstheDiseasetoMoveSwimChallenge Women’s Climbing Night Private Climbing Instruction Member Wellness Orientation MemberMembershipGroup Exercise-Over 800 classes per year Many of these programs are free and financial assistance is available for all Y programs, including membership. No one is turned away based on an inability to pay!
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In the United States, our education system is set up to teach students to read by 3rd grade. There may be some additional transition time during elementary school, but after that point, students must read to continue learning. This is why most students who don’t read at grade level by the end of 3rd grade don’t graduate from high school. Imagine the pressure that ending the school year early in the spring, coupled with a shortened school week in the following year, would have for students who did not yet read at grade level.
Vice Chair
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By the fall, the Y had transformed its main facility and rented The Mint in Hailey to help provide educational support for elementary-aged kids on the days they did not attend school. Online education was new for most families and for teachers. At first, younger students could not even read the instructions needed to navigate to their assigned homework. The Y’s program met a critical need for young learners and their parents, and allowed many teachers with young children to teach in school. With your generous help you can be proud of what your Y has done for the Wood River Valley.
Treasurer
Family Farm Day Goat YogaAs the pandemic was forcing economies to shift, the Wood River Community YMCA staff began calling our senior-aged members and those in our Chronic Disease programs to make sure they were healthy and safe, and had access to needed resources. Our youth development staff wrote multiple letters to every child in our care so they’d know they were not alone. We sent activities home through email and posted them online to keep young learners engaged. We recorded online exercise and meditation programs including online youth exercise and bathtub swim instruction. We paid our staff, even before there were government programs. In doing so, we helped preserve the economy and prevented these wonderful people from falling into poverty. Eventually we received Payroll Protection Program funds to support payroll and took out an Economic Injury Disaster Loan. On May 11th, the Y opened an education site for the children of essen tial workers who were attending online classes and in need of child care. On May 18th, the Y reopened its facility and exercise space using the highest safety protocols. Shortly after reopening, our senior and chronic disease classes resumed outside in the fresh air. Our facility’s systems were upgraded to address the Covid virus. Today, rooms at the Y can sense how many people are in occupan cy, increasing airflow as more people move into a space. Statically charged ions float through the air clinging to dust, smoke, pollen, and virus particles, causing them to fall to the ground or become trapped in our filtration system. Masks were required and sanitation stations were added. The community came to trust the Wood River Community YMCA’s protocols as some of the safest in the fitness industry. Opening our program for the students of essential workers, the Y began an amazing journey. By the summer, the Y had earned a place as the first academic program allowed reentry into a Blaine County School District facility. The Y’s successful summer school program, Power Scholars, had adapted its practices and district staff was already studying Y protocols to better understand how they might reopen school in the fall. Our popular summer camp program was adapted to include literacy and STEM. Shortly before school was to resume, we learned students and families would need the Y to do even more. School would not be able to resume five days a week. Our staff worked tirelessly to minimize the social and emotional toll on our children and parents with programs focused on ensuring children are safe, learning, growing, and engaging socially.
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70 Power Scholars The Y’s Power Scholars Academy is a FREE Sum mer academic enrichment program designed to combat summer learning loss. 101 Make-A-Splash Participants Make-a-Splash is your Y’s FREE program that teaches every Blaine County second grader to be water safe. 5626 Members People of all ages, income levels, abilities, and backgrounds come together through the Y. 50 Chronic Disease Participants LiveStrong, Enhanced Fitness, Multiple Scle rosis Group, Diabetes Prevention Program, Delay the Disease and Healthy Families Part nership deliver positive quantified results. 150 Day Campers Camp provides parents a safe, healthy environment for their children to stay engaged while parents are working and school is out. 112 After School Participants Kids Club succeeds by providing homework help, STEAM activities, recreation, and build ing healthy relationships with peers at every Blaine County elementary school. 860 Bonni’s Garden Bonni’s Garden, a state-of-the-art, solar powered greenhouse is a gathering place where people of all ages can learn and grow. It connects our community to nature and life, and serves as an ideal space for collaborat ing, growing and learning. 174 Employees Whether working as teachers, care providers, coaches, or lifeguards, Y staff care for people. 2596 Volunteer hours Committed community volunteers pitched in their personal time to drive the mission in 2020. 231 Education Programs The Y’s Power Scholars, School Day Education, and Literacy/STEM programs.
ProgramDirectCosts53%Facility17%OtherOperations22%Membership36%ProgramFees18%Contributions47% Development7% Revenue Expenses The Wood River Community YMCA is a non-profit organization. The Y is governed by an independent volunteer Board of Directors. Youth Development 69% Education/Literacy, Mentoring, After School Care, Summer Camp, Sports, Bonni’s Garden, Rock Climbing, and more (Note increased focus on youth development and education) Youth & Adult Aquatics 20% Make-A-Splash/2nd Grade Water Safety, Kayaking, Water Polo, Master Swim, Parent/Child & Youth Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Recreation, and more Youth & CommunityAdultHealth 11% Youth Obesity, Chronic Disease, Youth and Family Scholarships, Senior and Adult Scholarships ProgramDirectCosts53%Facility17%OtherOperations22%Membership36%ProgramFees18%Contributions47% Development7% Revenue Expenses STRONG FINANCIALS DRIVE FUTURE GROWTH WE DRIVE COMMUNITY IMPACT WITH FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, PROGRAM SUBSIDIES, AND LIFE-CHANGING PROGRAMS Financial assistance for programs like After School Kids Club and Day Camp, in addition to subsidy for programs such as Power Scholars and Make-A-Splash, allow working parents to be secure, knowing their child is safe, learning, and growing. As a cause-driven organization, your Y is committed to empowering people with the resources and support they need to live healthy, fulfilled, connected, and secure lives. Through the generosity of our volunteers and donors, we are able to ensure that everyone in our community has the opportunity to participate in the Y’s incredible programs. 2020 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND PROGRAM SUBSIDY IMPACT ProgramDirectCosts52%Facility19%OtherOperations18%Membership44%ContributionsProgramFees13%43% Development11% Revenue Expenses ProgramDirectCosts52%Facility19%OtherOperations18%Membership44%ContributionsProgramFees13%43% Development11% Revenue Expenses WITHCOMPARE2019 52%20%28% REVENUE2020(Notereducedmember revenue and increased contributions) (Note reduced facility and operating costs) REVENUE2019 EXPENSES2020 EXPENSES2019
The names below represent the people that decided to make a difference by donating to the Wood River Community YMCA in 2020. They made our community stronger in a multitude of ways and, for that, they deserve a moment in the spotlight. $50,000+ Peter NancyBreckEccles and Homer M. Hayward Family Foundation David Pyle Spur - Marilyn Rivera Memorial Fund Woolley Family Fund $20,000 - $49,999 Grace Harvey and John Bailey Ted RenéeBakerand Carl Behnke Quin and Peter CurranPECO Foundation Carey and John Dondero Jackie and Chris Flanigan Sue and Mort Fuller Horizon JulieWattisTheSusanSpurRebeccaCynthiaCaroleRichardKemmererFoundationFamilyFoundationMullandGinaKnoxandJohnMoranandKingsleyMurphyandJonathanNeeley-CommunityResponseFundSwigWarringtonFoundationDumkeFoundationAnnWrigleyFoundation $10,000 - $19,999 Blank Family Foundation Barbara Boswell George and June Block Family Foundation Dave Olsen and Anita Braker Cox Family Charitable Foundation Martine and Dan Drackett Family BarbieGlennJohnHeartEllisonFoundationFoundationofGoldFundHummerJanssandMichael John Kathy Jones Andie ConnieLaporteandRoemer McPheePECO Foundation Mary Mott Britt and Peter Palmedo Silver Family Foundation Spur - Marilyn Rivera Memorial Fund Rich WoodWendlingRiverWomen’s Foundation $5,000 - $9,999 SusanJanetSueCindyDavermanCharlesCoxMaryLeeDianeSusanAnonymousBrotmanandPatColeeCoppCommunicationsCusumanoFamilyFoundationandSherwoodDodgeandEarlEngelmannNathanailandWilliamFlanzHaas Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway LoriFoundationandDeke Hunter The Landreth Family Fund Margot Larsen Ritz/Larsen Fund Alison and Jim Luckman Pamela GaelynnLyfordandMichael McGavick John AmandaMeisenbachandTom Morgan Tim Mott Sue and Alex Orb Q Charitable Fund Roy A. Hunt Foundation Dana and Paul Skillern Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Smith Spur - an Anonymous Donor Advised Fund Squier Family Foundation St. Luke’s Wood River Medical Center Gail ChristianeTrueThorntonFamilyand Daniel Turner Charlotte VanderbiltUngerFamily Foundation Sandra WymanWebelYouth Trust Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Zax Zenergy Health Club and Spa $2,500 - $4,999 Allen & CourtniCompanyandCharlie Billow Blaine County School District Anne and Sean Coffey Karen and Marc de Saint Phalle Bobo and Bobby Devens Penny and James DeYoung Holly and Eric Dillon Kimberly and Charles Ellwanger Diana PennyFrazierandEdward Glassmeyer Goldman Sachs Gives Eileen Hansen and Jay Graham Patty and Dick Hare Kay and Doug Horan Hotard Family Idaho Mountain Builders Martha and Ross Jennings Deborah and Pete Lemman The Edward E. & Marie L. Matthews PamFoundationandLeonard McIntosh Willa and James McLaughlin Sally and Marc Onetto Kit Wright and Robert Ordal Margo Peck Debra and Jay Platt POWER Foundation Beth and Bob Rohe Carly and Dan Rosenberg Heather Pollak and Bob Saltsman Julie and Preston Sargent Saw Island Foundation Matthew Smith Richard Smooke St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation Taylor and Mark Ullman US Bank Foundation Julia and Doug Webb Katie Wendling Cody PatriciaWendlingZebrowski and Roland Wolfram $1,000 - $2,499 Anonymous (4) John Chlebowski and Mary Ahern American Cancer Society Jean and Russell Amick Lyn and David Anderson Bachman Foundation Judi and Richard Bartoccini Gail Landis and Victor Bernstein Susan and Arnold Blair Chris and Michael Boskin Robert Burkheimer Judi and Jeff Camps Nina CalistaCarrollandTim Carter Mary and Mike Colhoun Connelly Family Foundation Cate KingsleyCox and Jack Croul The Danielson Foundation Patricia and Gary Darman DL Evans Bank Linda and Bob Edwards Naomi and Jim Ellison Jean Enersen and Bruce Carter Health and Wellness Fund Minor Eustis Fund Randi and Fred Filoon Julie ElaineFirestoneandJohn French Janis BetsyFultonandMark Gates Glassford Property Management Deana and Morley Golden Merrie Gomi Linda and Charlie Goodyear Connie Grabow Lynn and Towny Gray Betty and Peter Gray Lisa and Tom Griffith Barbara and Tod Hamachek Katherine and Joe Hardiman Yvette and Scott Harris Vivian and Brian Henderson Peggy and Harvey Hinman Pamela Irby Geoff BenjaminIslesR. Jacobson Elinor and Ross Jannotta Wendy and James Jaquet Judith RobertJellinekNimmo and Linda Jensen Lamoureux-Robertson Family Leslie and Michael Lanahan Betsy and Ben Lawrence Julie and Ed Lawson Carla and Don Lewis Andrea and Jamie Lieberman Jo and Bill Lowe Susan Martin Cindy and Tim Mascheroni McDonalds Restaurant of Hailey Steve Mitchell and Louisa Moats Careda and Stephen Mowry Chuck Abramo and Jo Murray The Nalen Foundation Bob Garrison and Brenda Nancarrow Mary and Carter Newton Old DarenCuttersPennell - Sun Valley Real Estate Michelle and Tom Praggastis Connie and Tony Price Laurie Reighley Cheryl and James Rice Kathy and Kirk Riedinger Sarah and Bill Robertson Kathy Robinson Lois PhebeRosenThorne and Neil Ryan The Schnabel Foundation Merrill Schneider Foundation Paula and Alan Senior Stacy and Jason Shearer Silver Creek Outfitters Sirius HelenConnieFundSmithandDick Spalding Terry Ahern and Charlotte Stevenson Roselyne Swig Teri and Sandor Szombathy Janet JohnnyTaggaresandDick Taylor Ann and Doug Taylor Pamala MarjorieTowersandBarry Traub Christie and David Vik Linda and Gary Vinagre Rhea Schwartz and Paul Wolff The Woods Foundation Jane and David Wyler Patience and Robert Ziebarth $500 - $999 Anonymous (5) Laurie and Paul Ahern The Albert Parvin Foundation Albertsons Companies Foundation Chuck Alexander Jill AnneBlanchardandGary Borman Sandy Bosley Mr. and Mrs. Bartlett Burnap Carolyn MichelleChardackandFrancis Dega Martine and Dan Drackett Susan Engs Jill and Mark Eshman Nancy and Charles Ferries Susan Flynt Robin Tomasi and Dick Fosbury Tess O’Sullivan and Jeremy Fryberger
The YMCA Legacy Club recognizes and honors individuals and families who believe in the mission of the Y and desire to pre serve our good work for future generations by including the Y in their estate plans. Members of the Legacy Club are recognized throughout the year for their generous contributions to support the future efforts of the Wood River Community YMCA.
If you have left the Wood River Community YMCA in your estate plans, please let us know so we can include you on our recognition list.
If you have included the Wood River Community YMCA in your plans, please inform us so we can recognize you as a member of the Legacy Club. If you are interested in learning more, please contact Mike Wolter at 208-928-6702 or for more information.
Judith and Ernest Getto Pam and Joshua Green Hall BettyGretaDennisBrownHanggiHansenandDick Hedreen Suzanne Heid Joslyn and Steve Hills Alexandra Winston and Bo Hyde Janet MaureenJarvisand Page Jenner Sydney and Jay Johnson Camie and Steve Johnson Larry Jensen Mail Transport Irv and Trudy Littman Anita and Mike McCann Ken Luplow and Patty McCarrick Nicole and Bill McNichols Deanna Melin Sylvia and Nicholas Miller Carla and Thomas Mistele Sharon Marcil and Thomas Monahan Gerhardt Morrison Leigh Morse Ellen and Andrea Nasi Page AmyLyndaSusanFoundationPottsSandersandMichael Schlatter Judy and Randy Senf Becky and Pete Smith Candice and Richard Stark Nan and Larry Stone Susan and Eric Swanson Dookie and Bill Tingue Marie Tuthill Ellen and John Wallace James Will Joan Wrede $499 and under Anonymous (2) Lauren and Calvin Allan Margaret RuthAmazonSmileAllisonandMarshall Ames Judith Anderson Joan Anderson Ivan AnneArteagaandHenry Atherton Stu PamelaBackstatterandCraig Bailey Maureen and Don Baker Lisa Morbidelli and Michael Barbee Gini and Mark Baumgardner Linda Beck Ruby and Peter Becker Brock Dell-AnnBemisand Tom Benson Kate and Andrew Berman Katelyn Berman Emmy Blechmann Nikki AurelieLindsaySarahRonaldBlockBloomBlumensteinBoegerandFrederic Boloix Teresa Bourke Linda and Clay Bowling Christine and Randall Bracher Jill NormaAmandaBradburnBreenandGary Brendel Erin Brickner Jim Dowen and Sue Bridgman Pat and Rick Bruder Stephanie and Jeff Bumgardner Lauri JennyBuntingandNello Busdon Janna SaraCoreyChelleMargieKathrynPilarLindaCarolDeborahBarbaraWilliamJandinaRubyMeridethArtEdwardAshtonBrianJoanCathyLeslieSandraMaryMarceloNancyClaudiaAshleyMargaretCindyColleenCatherineRobinDianeHolleyJolieKateSamuelSuzanneKimKimrickBrianJeanMaureenSarahKarinPatriciaGhislaineGigiDavidClaireElizabethStephaniePamKimberlyAnitaHeatherMicheleAimeeWendyPageAnnLindaKristyMarthaJoAnneBarbaraConnieWendyBushaw-CristandRayCairncrossandDouglasCameronandNatCampbellAitkenandCharlesCarlsonCarnevaleandBillCasselsCaufieldCavanaughChapmanChaseChristensenClaflinandJohnClasterandJamesClevelandCohenColesworthyCookandCorneliusCruselCurrieCusterandJimDanielsDanielsDaviesDaviesandPhilipDaviesandMilesDeardenandFrankDeLucaDirksmeierandJohnDolsonandRossDonaldandMarkDonavanChristianandCaseyDoveandJohnDriscollDunnandChrisduPontandBradEamonandSamEastEhrlichEnrightandMichaelFabianandMattFarmerFassbenderFiaschettiFloresMourierandMicheleFloydandDonForrestFrederickFrenchandScottFriedmanandArthurFrogelGallagherGallagherBulchisandTheresaGallantGallowayGanzGarciaGelorminoGessandMichaelGettelmanGilbertandScottGlennandLeonGoldmanMazaandPedroGonzalezDohertyandSethGoodwinandRogerGouldandBairdGourlayGrahamGress Mary Rolland
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Mary Rolland has been visiting the Wood River Valley since the 1970s. She divides her time between Sun Valley and New York City; she is an accomplished artist, angler and a great friend of the Wood River Community YMCA. The Y is important to her, so important that she recently named the organization as a benefi ciary of a portion of her estate plans.
“I love aquatics and heard the Y had a fabulous saline pool where I could swim for my workout. More importantly, the Y is a com munity for young and old alike, and nobody is ever turned away if they cannot afford a membership or program. It is exciting to know my gift will contribute to the long-term sustainability of the MaryY.”feels
strongly that she give something back to the com munity that has given to her through music, theater, sports and incredible healthcare options. Deciding to leave a future gift to the Wood River Community YMCA in her estate plan was a very personal choice, and ultimately very gratifying.
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