WOOD RIVER COMMUNITY YMCA ANNUAL REPORT 2021 Make-A-Splash students
Jason Shearer, CEO Mike Schlatter, Board Chair
BOARD OF DIRECTORS 2021
Ruby Garcia John B. Heinrich Kathy Jones Cindy Mascheroni
With gratitude and optimism, Jason Shearer, CEO, and Mike Schlatter, Board Chair
2021 was a pivotal year as we evolved from crisis response to proactive purpose-driven initiatives. While the challenges of the pandemic per sisted, our commitment to building a stronger community through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility guided our focus on our Wood River Valley’s most vulnerable children, families, seniors, and people living with chronic disease. The Y forged a path to the future by acting in the present and putting our heart and soul into these core efforts.
Ed Lawson
Board Chair
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While this report doesn’t begin to capture the treasured moments and heartfelt stories we shared, we hope you’ll take a few minutes to let the impact you’ve created sink in and touch something deep inside.
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Peter KarenCurrandeSaint Dondero Fosbury
Treasurer
In youth development, we are passionate champions for elementary students who need to close the achievement gap that was exacerbated during the pandemic. We developed SummerBridge, a learning-intensive summer school combined with the adventure of field trips, play, and social activities Y kids count on. Our Summer Education programs not only served 246 students in 2021, it was free to all students, and significantly boosted their readiness for the next grade. The inaugural SummerBridge set the foundation for a larger and even more rigorous program in 2022 and beyond. We also continued to serve our Wood River Valley youth through literacy-infused after school programs, Bonni’s Garden, camps, Make-A-Splash, swim lessons and rock climbing.
Michael Schlatter
When it comes to the Y’s focus on social responsibility and our commitment to our community, we thank you, our donors, volunteers, holiday elves, partners, staff, members and program participants. It is our collective awareness, involvement, inspiration, and resilience that enhances the lives of all of us who call our Wood River Valley home.
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Fred Filoon
Dear Y Family and Friends,
For those who come to the Y for healthy living, we worked diligently to restore the Y to full operations with new air filtration systems and safety protocols. We were particularly thrilled to restart the longevity and chronic disease programs. For many of our senior members, the Y was their antidote to the pandemic’s social isolation. We saw the power of community bonds positively impact our members’ mental health, physical fitness and overall well-being.
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2020 Adapted and Reopened Chronic Disease & Longevity Classes. Fall 2020 Enhanced the Y’s Air Filtration System and made other enhancements.safety School20/21Year Opened Pop-Up Schools at the Mint and the Y to sup port students attending school 2-days per week. Spring 2021 Donors stood by the Y through our Strong Kids Campaign, securing our pledge to serve every partici pant regardless of financial ability. Summer 2021 The Y launched a NEW SummerBridge Education Camp in addition to Power Scholars and Nature Explorer to serve 20% of area elementary students. Summer 2021 Y’s expanded education programs drew new/en hanced partnerships with BCSD, Teach for America, College of Idaho, Sun Valley Community School, and Lee Pesky. Summer 2021 Resumed the Y Classic fundraising event. Donors stepped up to the increasing needs we serve. Fall 2021 Enhanced Bonni’s Gardenandconservationgrowingcapabilities. Fall 2021 Opened After School Education and Care Sites. Served 198 kids with homework help, literacy, and play. Winter 2022 RebuiltaddedMembership,classesandexpandedhours. Winter 2022 Augmented Summer Bridge partnerships: ERC, I Have A Dream, Lee Pesky, College of Idaho, Community School, Teach For BCSD.America, Summer 2020 Reopened Power Scholars Summer Education Program and Adapted Summer Camp to include literacy and STEM.
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“We were alarmed to see early data on the impact of lost learning days and knew we could leverage our youth program know-how along with our deep caring and can-do attitude. With our mission ‘to build strong kids, strong families, and strong community’ and ‘ensure that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive’ as our guide, we moved into action,” said Y CEO Jason Shearer.
THE Y AMPLIFIES COMMUNITY IMPACT THROUGH YOUTH EDUCATION
As 2021 highlighted the dire need to address the issues stemming from pandemic school disruptions, the Y amplified its focus on our most vulnerable elementary school children who were caught in a widening and detrimental achievement gap.
Seeing the crisis in childhood education, the Y harnessed the hearts, minds and resources of many to create the SummerBridge program.
In 2019 the Y’s Board of Directors had made education a strategic focus. “The greatest community need within our purview was to care for our kids. With hopeful optimism, we doubled down on education and put our resources toward creating a program to get kids back on track,” emphasized Y Board Chair Mike Schlatter.
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SPOTLIGHT
“Reading proficiently by the end of third grade can be a make-or-break benchmark in a child’s educational development. Up until the end of third grade, most children are learning to read. Beginning in fourth grade, however, they are reading to learn, using their skills to gain more information in subjects such as math and science, to solve problems, to think critically about what they are learning, and to act upon and share that knowledge in the world around them. Up to 50% of the printed fourth-grade curriculum is incomprehensible to students who read below grade level. And 75% of students who are poor readers in third grade will remain poor readers in high school. Not surprisingly, students with relatively low literacy achievement tend to have more behavioral and social problems in subsequent grades and higher rates of repeating a grade. Academic success, as defined by high school graduation, can be predicted with reasonable accuracy by knowing someone’s reading skill at the end of third grade. A person who is not at least a modestly skilled reader by that time is unlikely to graduate from high school.”
School’s Out provides parents a safe, healthy environment for their children to stay engaged while parents are working.
The Y also set out to raise additional funds to ensure everyone who needed this program, regardless of income or background, had the opportunity to attend. This was made possible through the generous contributions from our donor “SummerBridgecommunity. would not have become a reality without the swift leadership of Jason Shearer and the adaptability, resil ience and execution of the Y staff,” says Schlatter. “They created SummerBridge while continuing to run our other crucial programs and world-class facilities with a mission-minded effectiveness. Talk about inspiring role models for our kids, I couldn’t be more proud of what they
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2021, the Y’s Summer Bridge education program, Power Scholars Program, and Nature Explorer Educa tion Camp served 246 students, over 20 percent of the Wood River Valley’s public school elementary children.
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While doubling down on the education side of youth development was hard work
and took a leap of faith, the Y is thrilled to be building a stronger community along side our schools, network of nonprofits, resources, volunteers, staff and donors in our Wood River Valley.
The Y’s SummerBridge, Power Scholars and Nature Explorers programs help students learn in a camp setting complete with songs, games, and field trips.
As you read this 2021 Annual Report, the Y will have completed its second year of SummerBridge. With the success and lessons learned from 2021, the Y expand ed its vision to serve over 275 kids and to provide more resources to ensure our kids start the next school year at or above grade level literacy and math. We are grateful to our SummerBridge 2022 staff and important partners which include the Blaine County School District, College of Idaho, Teach for America, Sun Valley Com munity School, Lee Pesky Learning Center, and I Have a Dream Foundation.
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The Y staff worked tirelessly to transition its summer camp into summer education. Facing the valley-wide stress of labor and housing shortages, the Y found community partners, creating a rich program that included College of Idaho interns, Teach for America educators, Sun Valley Com munity School housing and BCSD resourc es and Accordingexpertise.toJimEverett, Co-President of the College of Idaho, “This is a perfect collaboration. The College of Idaho takes students of low economic means and high potential. The Y summer education pro gram serves similar students. College of Idaho students are there as mentors. They are influencing others. They’re learning empathy. Everyone of these skills is hugely important for leadership.”
Kids Club (at every Blaine County elementa ry school) provides homework help, STEAM activities, recreation, and a place to build healthy relationships with peers.
LiveStrong, Enhanced Fitness, Multiple Sclerosis Group, Diabetes Prevention Program, Delay the Disease and Healthy Families Partnership deliver positive quantified results.
Many of these programs are free and finan cial assistance is available for all Y programs, including membership. No one is turned away based on an inability to pay.
Community Programs & Classes
Health and well-being are all about balance. That’s why we help individuals and families build and maintain healthy habits for spirit, mind and body in their everyday lives. By helping people of all ages and all backgrounds improve their health and well-being, we build a stronger community.
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HEALTHY LIVING SPOTLIGHT
Bonni’s Garden, a state-of-the-art green house and garden connects our community to nature and life, and sparks collaboration, growth and learning.
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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SPOTLIGHT
With our doors open to all, we work every day to connect people from all backgrounds and support those who need us most. We take on the most urgent needs in our community and inspire a spirit of service in return. Our members, volunteers, donors and staff demonstrate the power of what we can achieve by giving back together.
5659 Members People of all ages, income levels, abilities, and backgrounds come together through the Y. 148 Employees Whether working as teachers, care providers, coaches, or lifeguards, Y staff care for people. 2065 Volunteer hours Committed community volunteers pitched in their personal time to drive the mission in 2020. THE Y FACILITY SPOTLIGHT
The Wood River Community YMCA is a non-profit organization. The Y is governed by an independent volunteer Board of Directors. Youth Development & Education 70% ($611,825) Education/Literacy & Mentoring, After School Care & Education, Summer School, Camps, Bonni’s Garden, Climbing, and more Aquatics 24% ($212,203) Make-A-Splash/2nd Grade Water Safety, Parent/Child & Youth Swim Lessons, Swim Team, Kayaking, Water Polo, Recreation, and HealthymoreLiving 6% ($54,389) Chronic Disease, Scholarships for Youth, Family, Seniors and Adults STRONG FINANCIALS DRIVE FUTURE GROWTH WE DRIVE COMMUNITY IMPACT WITH FREE PROGRAMS, FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE, PROGRAM SUBSIDIES AND LIFE-CHANGING INTERVENTIONS Through the generosity of volunteers and donors, our free programs, financial assistance and program subsidies allow everyone in our community to participate in the Y regardless of financial ability. 2021 FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AND PROGRAM SUBSIDY IMPACT $878,417 Contributed Support 1,742,227* Earned Revenue 1,670,736 Total Revenue 3,412,963 Total Expense 3,314,372 Net Gain 98,590 *Not FutureContributionsIncludingforYears
Barbara and Michael Gettelman Linda and Charlie Goodyear
Landreth Family Fund
Britt and Peter Palmedo
Randi and Fred Filoon
Justin Hotard
Woolley Family Fund
Gaelynn and Michael McGavick Patti and Don McGrath Pam and Leonard McIntosh
Jennifer and Jamie Forese
Christina BlakesleyCarrollandCyril Chappellet
George and June Block Family
Andie DonaldLaporteandMarcia Liebich Fund
Pamela Lyford
Idaho Community Grant Program
Kim Kawaguchi and Bob Disbrow
Marty Albertson and Lisa Rose
Carol JeffreySwigLohman and Janet Taggares Gail WymanSandraVanderbiltCharlotteTaylorKathinkaTrueThorntonFamilyFundTunneyandMarkUllmanUngerFamilyFoundationWebelYouthTrust
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Albina and Jeffrey Parks
The names below represent the people that decided to make a difference by donating to the Wood River Community YMCA in 2021. They made our community stronger in a multitude of ways and, for that, they deserve a moment in the spotlight.
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PECO Foundation/Connie and Roemer McPhee
Claudia Fiaschetti Sandy and Jim Figge Marybeth Flower Beth Bradford and Mike Fox Penny and Edward Glassmeyer Eileen Hansen and Jay Graham Holbrook Newman and Geoff Isles
Judith and Jeffrey Camps
Carolyn Chardack
Lindsey Larrivee and Kris Dondero Naomi and Jim Ellison
Andria Friesen and Robert DeGenarro
Richard K. and Shirley S. Hemingway
Julie ElaineTomSusanFirestoneFlyntFrazerandJohn French
$20,000 - $49,999
Clearwater Landscaping
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Wendling Family Wood River Women’s Foundation
Paula and Alan Senior Christiane and Daniel Turner
$5,000 - $9,999
St. Luke’s Wood River Julia and Doug Webb Patricia Zebrowski and Roland Wolfram Zenergy Health Club and Spa
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Cynthia and Blair Hull
$50,000+
Kemmerer Family Foundation
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Ann Jones and Tim Mott
Carole and John Moran
Willa and James McLaughlin Amanda and Tom Morgan Sue and Alex Orb Gwen and Dennis Raney Tony PhebeRobbinsThorne and Neil Ryan Julie and Preston Sargent Carol Shephard Dana and Paul Skillern
Croul Family Foundation
$1,000 - $2,499
Debra and Jay Platt Connie and Tony Price Saw Island Foundation
Melinda and Bernard Francois
Dwight Stuart Youth Foundation The Swig Foundation
Julie Ann Wrigley Foundation
Johanna and PA Howard
$10,000 - $19,999
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David Pyle
Serena Altschul
John Bailey and Grace Harvey
Patty Deutting and Dick Hare
Squier Family Foundation
Blank Family Foundation
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Richard Smooke
Gaggero Family
Jami and Mark Grassi
The Danielson Foundation
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Carey and John Dondero
Mary Constant
Connie Smith St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation
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Katherine and Jason Fincher
Cynthia and Kingsley Murphy
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Joe Chlebowski and Mary Ahern
Renée and Carl Behnke
Richard Mull and Gina Knox
Paul Danielsen
Connie Grabow
Spur Community Foundation
Cox Family Charitable Foundation
$2,500 - $4,999
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Bruce Carter and Jean Enersen
Penny Legate and Craig Tall
The Woods Foundation
$500 - $999
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They have recently established a significant future gift within their estate plan. “This community has given us so much and now it’s our turn to return the favor. We love the Y.” The Y is forever grateful to Sandy and Jim.
Sandra and James Figge
Naomi and Jim Ellison
Carla and Don Lewis
Ellen and Rick Middleton
Casey Mott
Susanna
Matthew Smith
Aalbers
Terry Reid and Sharon Davies
Shearer Family Silver Creek Outfitters
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Patience and Robert Ziebarth
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Laura Alber and Ned Klingelhofer
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Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Zax
Dick and Johnny Taylor
For the past 30 years, Sandy and Jim have made Ketchum their home. When they heard about the efforts to bring a Y to the area, they jumped in as donors and volunteers to aid in developing a much-needed facility with a focus on inclusive programming, especially for children, and regardless of means. As the Y’s early donors, they have incredible gratitude for the volunteers, fellow donors and staff who have worked tirelessly to create a Y many consider an invaluable resource.
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Roselyne Swig
Sandy and Jim Figge
Barbara and Nat Campbell
Carey and John Dondero
Maureen and Page Jenner
Sirius MindyFundandSteve Slovick
Rebecca and Allen Jones
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Kristi and Thomas Jett
Samuel Christian and Casey Dove
The Albert Parvin Foundation
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David CherylCourtneyandSteve Crowe
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Elizabeth and Steven Huish
Cornelia and Michael Lafferty
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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.
Legacy Club
Calista and Tim Carter
The YMCA Legacy Club honors individuals and families who believe in the mission of the Y and preserve our good work for future generations by including the Y in their estate
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It is the mountains and the people that often lure people to the Wood River Valley. For Jim Figge, it all began in 1948 on a family trip to Sun Valley. Subsequently, when Jim had children of his own, he shared that same experience in 1975.
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In Memory of Bob Law Richard Phillips
Susan Wall
Louise and Trent Stumph
Mary and Stephen Malkmus
Margie and John Oosting
Jennifer and Thomas Odle
Sue Henry and Peter Stephenson
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Dabney Mann
Teressa and Chris Johnson
Katrina and Joe McNeal
Martha and Carleton Keck
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Dawn and Stephen Stept
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Lynn and Mikal Thomsen
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Jane and Tom Oliver
In Honor of the Smooke Family Richard Smooke
Hilarie Neely
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“The Y offers so much in our community. The Youth Development is crucial, from Make-A-Splash that promotes water safety and prevents drowning, to SummerBridge that narrows the achievement gap with a goal to ensure kids are on track to read by the end of third grade. Carl and I are also inspired by the seniors who use the Y in their dedication to be healthy and fit.”
Virginia Johnson
Diane DeRocher and James Pearre
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In Memory of Rick Slone Susanna Aalbers Christine and Robert Cohen Joan and Arthur Frogel Marsha Goldberg and David Hoof Nancy and Christopher Letts Faye
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In Honor of Frank and Jess Fiaschetti, Katie Fiaschetti & Colleen Fiaschetti and Samuel Kraus
In Honor of John Bailey Leslie and Tim Silva
In Honor of Tom and Amanda Morgan Nancy and Larry Turner
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In Memory of Toni Breck Cynthia and Kingsley Murphy
Sharon and Richard Linville
Adrienne Leugers
Jill and Lee Pollock
Jovita Pina
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Vancouver Festival
In Memory of Charley Ellwanger Robin Leavitt
In Memory of Joel Leidecker Gary and Linda Vinagre
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Norris Peterson
Sally and Roger Turner
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In Memory of William Bourke Teresa Bourke
Ellen and Rick Middleton
Linda and Carl Jensen
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In Honor of Fred Filoon Viki Rankin
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Marybeth and Jerry Mitchell
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Jima Rice
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Idaho First Bank
Linda Lynch
Mary Schneider
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Emily and Michael Kelly
Patti and Tom Shadick
In Honor of Girls from the Dunes! Anonymous
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Michael Schlatter
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Marcie and Bill Tompkins
Roger Squier
Elaine and Mike Phillips
Joyce and Ernest Patricelli
Susan Wall
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In Memory of Cory Reinemann Chris and Marc Reinemann
Sun Valley Summer Symphony
National Association for Mental Illness (NAMI)
Men’s Second Chance Living Mountain Rides Transportation
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Blaine County School District
Koth Sports Physical Therapy
Pioneer Montessori School
Bloom Truck - Community Library
Senior Connection
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Lee Pesky Learning Center
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Sun Valley Institute
St. Luke’s Wood River Medical
I Have a Dream Foundation
Sun Valley Community School
The Nature Conservancy of Idaho
AmericanAdvocatesRed Cross
St. Luke’s Wood River Foundation
Bridge Club of Wood River College of EnvironmentalCommunityIdahoTableResource Center
Ballet Sun Valley
Resilience Committee
The Sage School
Hailey HigherIceGround Sun Valley Hospice of the Wood River Valley Hunger Coalition
Syringa Mountain School
The WoodVisitUSAUniversityTroutSpaceUnlimitedofIdahoSwimmingSunValleyRiverHighSchool
Sawtooth Botanical Garden
Y PARTNERS A big thank you to our partners that are integral to the fabric of our Y. 2021 Y CLASSIC Wine, Auction and Decoration Donors
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