2017 Annual Report

COMING TOGETHER

FOR A BETTER US 2 017 A N N U A L I M P A C T R E P O R T

YMCA OF GREATER WILLIAMSON COUNTY ymcagwc.org

JEFF ANDRESEN President & CEO

GREGG MILLER Metro Board Chair

Photo taken at: GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA

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Program: LEGO® ROBOTICS

Greetings from the YMCA of Greater Williamson County!

2017 was another busy year at the YMCA. The wonderful photos in this 2017 YMCA annual report reminds us that 2017 was also a year of “Special Events.” The YMCA of Greater Williamson County has a rich heritage of putting the “special“ in its “events.”

Our goal is to bring people together, celebrate the good things the YMCA is doing, and recognize the generosity of those that support the good we do.

In 2017, the YMCA of Greater Williamson County touched over 1 Million individuals.

In Williamson County, YMCA activities and programs are woven into the daily lives of both young and old. Our YMCA facilities have become a place where our members, young and old alike, find comfort and choose to frequent. That’s why ensuring our YMCA is “special” is so important. Members, guests, and donors deserve a caring, compassionate experience which the team at our YMCA is committed to provide.

At the YMCA of Greater Williamson County, we believe in the value of social responsibility. We are serious about lifting up our neighbors and this shows up in so many ways.

For over 175 years, YMCA programs have developed youth and promoted healthy living. The YMCA’s goal is to serve all regardless of their ability to pay. This goal opens the door for everyone to participate and grow socially, physically, mentally and spiritually. Our YMCA realizes that despite our commitment to inclusion, many families never experience the YMCA. Unfortunately, there are many reasons why this happens.

Possibly the most alarming reason is the enormous burden that some families carry as they strive to meet day to day necessities, i.e. food, health, and shelter. For these families, a YMCA membership or a YMCA program is a luxury that is not pursued due to those “life things” that so many of us take for granted.

The YMCA of Greater Williamson County’s leadership realizes our traditional financial aid process may not work for those families who need help the most. Due to this, at our YMCA we bring YMCA activities to those that may not ever enroll in a program or walk into one of our facilities. Community “Special Events” like the Nyle Maxwell Christmas Dreams & Snowy Things ( see page 27 ) which are free to the community, makes the YMCA possible and available to everybody, which is how it should be. We hope you will enjoy this annual report and agree with us that our YMCA puts the “special” in everyone’s lives. Thank you for all that you do to make our mission a success!

Jeff Andresen President & CEO

Gregg Miller Metro Board Chair 2

TOGETHER MAKING A DIFFERENCE

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URRICANE HARVEY WAS THE WORST FLOODING DISASTER IN U.S. HISTORY. One month after Hurricane Harvey’s devastating landfall, volunteers from the YMCA of Greater Williamson County went to D. Bradley McWilliams YMCA at Cypress Creek to help with the cleanup.

While there, they delivered supplies and donations that were donated by the Greater Williamson County members and staff.

They also brought much needed equipment that was used to clean a youth sports complex. The complex had been covered in debris from the floodwaters and was not suitable for young children to play on. The volunteers worked tirelessly to clean the complex and helped to enable the youth complex to be program ready.

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Photos taken at: D. BRADLEY McWILLIAMS YMCA AT CYPRESS CREEK Location: HOUSTON, TX

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T THE YMCA OF GREATER WILLIAMSON COUNTY WE VALUE OUR .COMMUNITY AND THE IMPORTANCE OF WORKING TOGETHER TO ..strengthen the place in which we love and live. Our Y family is committed to nurturing the potential of kids, supporting and giving back to our neighbors and bringing about meaningful change in others. Throughout the year we host several events to come together as a community, have fun, and make a difference! All proceeds raised at each event go towards our Annual Campaign, which ensures that every boy and girl as well as their family can participate in life-enriching programs through the Y — regardless of their ability to pay. Our community events would not be possible without all of you!

HOW WE RAISED MONEY 1

Roast & Toast $ 20,000

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fundraising event ( pg. 9-10 ) 2

Fathers Day Golf $ 10,000

fundraising event ( pg. 23-24 ) 7

fundraising event ( pg. 11-12 ) 3

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Nyle Maxwell 500 $ 8,017

Break the Bird $ 73,000

Bids for Kids $ 20,460 fundraising event ( pg. 29-30 )

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Grants $ 22,500

fundraising event ( pg. 13-14 )

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YMCA Staff Donations $ 51,792

Target Hutto $ 20,203

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Community Donations $ 751,223

1,056,443

$

R A I S E D I N 2 017 !

fundraising event ( pg. 15-16 ) 5

Casino Night fundraising event ( pg. 17-18 )

& CHASCO Outlaw 18

fundraising event ( pg. 19-20 )

79,248

$

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January YMCA of the Highland Lakes • Burnet, TX

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OR DECADES, BURNET AND THE HIGHLAND LAKES HAVE BEEN RECOGNIZED as a center for competitive swimming in Texas. It all began with Tex Robertson,

the legendary coach of the University of Texas and the “Father of Texas Swimming.” It continues today with the Tex’s Waves, the YMCA of the Highland Lakes age group swim team. Coach Jim Cole trains kids from 5 to 18 years of age to be confident, efficient swimmers who can compete in USA Swimming, TAAF, and YMCA swim meets.

OUR IMPACT 23

60

600

100

teams

attendees

5

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY PROGRAM

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CHAIRMAN’S

February Lone Oak Barn • Round Rock, TX

ROUND TABLE

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HAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE DINNER IS A TIME FOR OUR THOUSAND DOLLARS AND UP DONORS to get together for a celebratory dinner to recognize all the

accomplishments the YMCA has had within the year. This allows us to thank our community partners, board members, donors, volunteers, and staff for all of the hard-work and efforts put towards improving the community.

2017 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN 1,056,443

$

money raised

30,704

scholarships provided

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DONOR APPRECIATION EVENT

VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR HUTTO FAMILY YMCA Crimson Holland

GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA Elaine Naivar

YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES

Washington Conservation Corps

CHASCO FAMILY YMCA Steve Stapp

TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA Barbara Shaffer

YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES Thom Fairleigh

LICENSED CHILD CARE Dr. Tiffany Spicer

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February Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel • Georgetown, TX

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WIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA HOSTED A ROAST AND TOAST OF THE CEDAR PARK MAYOR MATT POWELL on February 11, 2017. Entertainment provided by KLBJ

Radio’s Todd Jeffries, while watching roasters such as, Leander Mayor Chris Fielder, Cedar Park Councilman Corbin Van Arsdale, County Commissioner Cynthia Long, Representative Tony Dale, and Cedar Park Chamber President and CEO Tony Moline work their chops. Attendees enjoyed a scrumptious plated dinner and fantastic entertainment at the Sheraton Austin Georgetown Hotel & Conference Center. All proceeds of this event went towards the YMCA’s Annual Campaign, a key component of the Y’s mission to ensure that anyone can participate in YMCA programs regardless of their ability to pay.

OUR IMPACT 20,000

45

340

100

$

money raised

attendees

9

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSORS

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FATHER´S DAY INVITATIONAL

March The Golf Club at Star Ranch • Hutto, TX

HAGOOD ENGINEERING ASSOCIATES

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HE 3RD ANNUAL FATHER’S DAY INVITATIONAL IS THE ONLY CHARITABLE TOURNAMENT in Central Texas to encourage youth players to participate. The

event is sponsored by Hagood Engineering Associates. It is always a great time and ensures the children and families all over Williamson County have access to Y programs, including afterschool care, summer day camp and Preschool at the Y, regardless of their ability to pay. Located in Hutto, The Golf Club at Star Ranch offers an incredibly designed 18 hole golf course and clubhouse with undulating fairways and greens.

All funds raised by this tournament go toward the YMCA Annual Campaign.

OUR IMPACT 10,000

15

20

61

$

money raised

teams

11

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSOR

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April Dell Diamond • Round Rock, TX

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TEAM OF YOUNG LEADERS AT THE YMCA OF GREATER WILLIAMSON COUNTY were tasked .with creating a fundraising event as part of their

Y 101 leadership class. They put their minds together and partnered with local philanthropist Nyle Maxwell and the Round Rock Express.

The team sold raffle tickets that allowed 3-6 year olds a chance to race during the pre-game show at Dell Diamond.

Eight raffle ticket winners raced during the pre-game show.

They got to bring their family to the game, sit in Nyle Maxwell’s Suite and enjoyed food during the game. The winners of the race walked away with a power wheels as their prize.

OUR IMPACT 8,017

8

431

1,002

$

money raised

attendees

13

race participants

tickets sold

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

“It is very important to us to give back to the community not only as a Family of Dealerships, but to support and encourage our employees to become involved as well.”

— Nyle Maxwell

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSORS

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May Eddy and Dianne Riley Land • Hutto, TX

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UTTO FAMILY YMCA HOSTS AN ANNUAL SKEET SHOOT IN MAY BENEFITING the Annual Campaign.

In 2017 we hosted two flights, morning and

afternoon, lunch was provided, door prizes, and friendly shooting competition. Thank you to One Voice Communications for being our presenting sponsor and helping make this event successful. This event is a time for companies, friends,

co-workers, and community members to get together and have fun for a good cause!

OUR IMPACT 20,203

60

132

450

$

money raised

attendees

15

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSORS

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September Avery Ranch Golf Course • Cedar Park, TX

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HE YMCA HOSTS AN ANNUAL CASINO NIGHT AND GOLF TOURNAMENT IN SEPTEMBER. The Casino Night took place on September 24th. We had many

volunteers who dedicated time and effort to gather donations, prepare, setup, decorate, and host the Wheeler Casino Night event. This event includes dozens of silent auction items, casino games, wine and spirits pull, giveaway prizes, food, and beverages!

OUR IMPACT 79,248*

40

175

240

$

money raised

volunteers

attendees

17

volunteer hours

*

combined amount from Casino Night & Chasco Outlaw 18

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSOR

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September Avery Ranch Golf Course • Cedar Park, TX

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HE ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT ON SEPTEMBER 25, 2017, WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE without our dedicated sponsors and volunteers

that helped make the event successful. The Golf Tournament consists of raffles, giveaways, lunch and fun!

OUR IMPACT 79,248*

73

188

292

$

money raised

attendees

43 19

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combined amount from Casino Night & Chasco Outlaw 18

teams

volunteers

volunteer hours

2

flights

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSOR

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October Dell Diamond • Round Rock, TX

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ALLOWEEN AT THE Y IS A FAMILY FUN EVENT HELD AT DELL DIAMOND. Kids and family’s wear

their Halloween costumes, participate in games, rides,

inflatables, and more! Concessions were provided and served by the YMCA Metro Staff, and all proceeds went towards the Annual Campaign.

OUR IMPACT 17

80

2,500

800

fun activities

attendees

21

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY APPRECIATION EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSORS

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November Avery-Fell Family Land • Georgetown, TX

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HE ANNUAL BREAK THE BIRD SKEET SHOOT TOOK PLACE IN NOVEMBER 2017. There are two different flights, morning and afternoon. This event is very

unique and allows companies and friends to get out of the office for the day and enjoy some fun and friendly competition.

OUR IMPACT 73,000

120

270

480

$

money raised

attendees

3

courses 23

volunteers

volunteer hours

2

extra challenges

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSORS

Avery Family Fell Family 24

INSPIRATIONAL

LUNCHEON

November Chasco Family YMCA • Round Rock, TX

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VERY YEAR AROUND THANKSGIVING A

COMMUNITY FREE INSPIRATIONAL LUNCHEON is held at the CHASCO Family YMCA. This past

year the event was unique as Kennedy and Lexie donated $1,600.00 towards the Annual Campaign. These two young ladies worked hard in selling solar eclipse sunglasses as a fundraiser for the YMCA. The inspirational luncheon is a time we get to celebrate camaraderie, community, thankfulness,

and great food. A special thanks to our guest speaker Don Forrester. Also, a huge thanks to Cojo Catering for the great food!

OUR IMPACT 711

13

350

39

pounds of food served

attendees

25

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY APPRECIATION EVENT

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December Chasco Family YMCA • Round Rock, TX

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HRISTMAS DREAMS AND SNOWY THINGS IS OUR FREE COMMUNITY EVENT FOR KIDS OF ALL AGES to come and play in the snow! We have rides, inflatables,

slides, food, and so much fun. This event is held at the CHASCO Family YMCA each December offering all families

of the community to come out and help spread the Christmas spirit!

OUR IMPACT 19

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6,000

120

fun activities

attendees

27

volunteers

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY APPRECIATION EVENT

THANK YOU

MAJOR EVENT SPONSOR

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December Branch Locations

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IDS FOR KIDS IS OUR ANNUAL SILENT AUCTION HELD IN ALL OF OUR BRANCHES. The event brings together a wide range of homemade goods, baskets,

artwork and so much more. Members, community members, and staff shop while the proceeds go towards our Annual Campaign. Shopping at this event helps to make our community a better place. That's what the holiday season is all about!

OUR IMPACT TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA

CHASCO FAMILY YMCA

$

6,500

$

$

money raised

6,000

money raised

money raised

267

150

300

40

25

50

attendees

volunteer hours 29

HUTTO FAMILY YMCA

attendees

volunteer hours

7,960

attendees

volunteer hours

COMMUNITY FUNDRAISING EVENT

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TRIANGLE OF HONOR AWARD

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YMC A OF G RE AT ER WIL L I A MSON COU N T Y

TRIA NGL E OF HONOR The distinguished Triangle of Honor award was created to recognize those exemplary individuals who have donated countless hours, talent, and direct financial support to the YMCA of Greater Williamson County. The recipient of this award demonstrates a strong philanthropic spirit, and through charitable actions motivates others to give of themselves.

THIS SPECIAL AWARD IS ONLY GIVEN OUT EVERY COUPLE OF YEARS. THIS YEAR, WE ARE PROUD TO AWARD:

ROY BEARD

2018 TRIANGLE OF HONOR INDUCTEE

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FINANCIALS

3,865

OUR IMPACT

KIDS IN SUMMER CAMP

771

VOLUNTEERS

2,564

29,091

KIDS IN CHILDWATCH/ ZONE

YOUTH SPORTS PARTICIPANTS

153

DAYS OF SWIM LESSONS

228

1,362

OVERNIGHT CAMPERS

DONORS

6,802

VOLUNTEER HOURS

7,177 SWIM LESSONS

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4,145 SWIM LESSONS

5,529

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS

518

KIDS LEARNED TO SWIM

FITNESS PARTICIPANTS

60,200

Years ended Dec. 31 2016

2016 audited

2017 audited

Contributions

$1,975,958

$1,980,420

Membership Fees

$7,905,870

$6,898,108

$ 16,981,823

$17,762,820

Investments

$56,548

$62,825

Other

$454,653

$459,646

$27,374,852

$27,163,819

Salaries and related payroll costs

$12,817,577

$12,440,968

Outside Services

$2,110,306

$2,039,868

Occupancy

$2,879,625

$2,522,363

Financial Assistance

$1,586,668

$1,002,997

Other operations

$3,456,942

$3,326,459

National YMCA support

$262,311

$342,857

Other Expenses

$245,578

$74,875

TOTAL EXPENSES

$23,359,007

$21,750,387

SUBTOTAL NET

$4,015,845

$5,413,432

Interest Expense

$276,467

$194,559

Depreciation

$1,517,250

$1,557,829

Change in net assets

$2,222,128

$3,661,044

Net assets at beginning of year

$34,134,999

$36,357,127

NET ASSETS-END OF YEAR

$36,357,127

$40,018,171

REVENUES

Program service fees

TOTAL REVENUE AND OTHER SUPPORT EXPENSES

SCHOLARSHIPS

30,704

LESS

YOUTH SPORTS PARTICIPANTS

2,564

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LEADERSHIP SENIOR LEADERSHIP

METRO BOARD OFFICERS

President & CEO Jeff Andresen

Chair Gregg Miller

Senior Vice President, Finance & Administration Jan Hunter

Vice Charlie Culpepper

HR Director Lucy Regimbal Vice President, Financial Development & Marketing Cori Risener Vice President of Youth Development Brian Spence District Executive Director Cameran Bahr Association Camp Executive Director Douglas Grimm Executive Director John Lyon Executive Director Lisa Koen

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Treasurer Shaun Tuggle Secretary Keith Hickman Chair Board Development Kris Whitfield / Cary Rabb Chair Financial Development Karalei Nunn Chair Human Resources George White Chair Public Policy R. Mark Dietz Chair Strategic Planning Cary Rabb Chair Christian Emphasis Jeff Gaddis

METRO BOARD MEMBERS Blake Magee Brad Thorne Buddy Crossley Carl Miller Cary Rabb Charlie Culpepper Chaz Glace David Hays Doak Fling Edna Rehbein George White Gregg Miller** Jay Fox Jeff Gaddis Jim Boles Joe Baker John Avery John Nelson Jon Sloan Kara Pinnelli Karalei Nunn Keith Hickman Ken Gray II Kris Whitfield Lee McIntosh Mark Dietz Michelle Robertson Nikki Sikes Norman Trubee Nyle Maxwell Reese Ryan Ron Hagood Roy Beard Shaun Tuggle Steve Laukhuf Tim Timmerman Tom Glenn

CHASCO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Andy Webb Bill Kaigler Brian Outlaw Chris LaRochelle Chuck Glace Debbie Rippstein Donna Budak Edward Hanna Eric Hoffman Jack Frazier Jan Thomason Jeff Schmalback Jeremiah Williams Jeremy Maxwell Kistin Stevens Lisa Harris Mark Horan Mike Doss Nicole Boynton Patrick Hamilton Poss Schneider Russ Peterson Ryan Therrell Sandy Deli Scott Guilfoyle Scott Heselmeyer Shannon Hass Snow White Steve Stapp** Trip Fell Zach Smith

YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES BOARD MEMBERS Angela Moore Ashley Lunsford David Bennett Jann Barnett Julia Evans** Kim Howell Lindsey Hawkins Lori Ringstaff Lorrie Kirby

Louise Lary Roger Moore Sallye Long Tammy Rockafellow Tim Denton Trey Brown

HUTTO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Alan McGrath Bobby Seiferman Brock Randall Bryon Borchers Crimson Holland Ed Ramos Joel Coombs Jonas Miller** Kara Pinnelli LC Mayberry Michelle Smith Renee Byrd Robbin Ray Russ Boles Ruth Gaul Scott Ellsworth Shannon Bohm

TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Barbara Shaffer Butch Aggen Chris Tovar Debbie Warner Denise Geiger Ellen Skoviera Eric Zeno Honey Borrego Raul Campa Renee Tarlton Richard Hawks Stephen Berry Tanya Streit Tony Colvin** Tony Glace Trent LaMonica Victoria Miller

YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES BOARD MEMBERS Adrian DeLaCruz Brent Baker Curt Junkins Debbie Bauerkemper George White** Jack Walzel James Anderson Keith Hickman Melinda Fox Peggie Fink Regina Munson Ron Hagood Tyana Abee **Board Chair for 2017 36

2017 DONORS We are deeply grateful to the following donors for their generosity and support of the YMCA of Greater Williamson County. These gifts fuel our determination to truly create “a better us”.

CAPITAL CAMPAIGN DONORS & PARTNERS $50,000 & Above City of Burnet City of Cedar Park City of Hutto City of Round Rock City of Taylor Danny Floyd

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DIAMOND

PLATINUM

Chairman’s Circle $10,000 – $49,999

Chairman’s Circle $5,000 – $9,999

Austin Christian Fellowship “Big Boy” Hester’s Fishing Trip Baylor Scott & White Healthcare Blake Magee Company Carl & Deanna Miller and Family CHASCO Constructors CHASCO Outlaw 18 Golf Tournament City of Round Rock Social Services Grant Henrietta Hoopla Jani King of Austin LCC Father's Day Golf Tournament Loyal IT Partners Moore Charitable Foundation Nancy & Nyle Maxwell Family NAVCON Break the Bird Sporting Clay Tournament PRECOR Fitness Equipment Seton – Healthy Kids Day Seton Medical Center – Williamson St. David’s Foundation St. David’s Round Rock Medical Center Swim Safe Grant – Austin American Statesman Target Hutto Skeet Shoot Texas Stars Foundation Twin Lakes Roast & Toast Wag A Bag, Inc. Wheeler Companies

21st Century Financial Services ATX Sports Photos Cedar Park 5 Miler Cedar Park Chiropractic Clinic CHASCO Family YMCA - Bids for Kids Chaz & Kathy Glace Express Employment Professionals Floyd Carlson Charitable Trust Georgetown Health Foundation Hagood Engineering Associates Hutto Family YMCA - Bids For Kids KAH Architecture Kenmar Residential Services Mark & Joyce Fritz One Voice Communications Powerdrive 18 Golf Tournament Round Rock Rotary Club Score Sports Shattuck Foundation SRI Monogramming The Golf Club Star Ranch Tim Timmerman Time Warner Cable Twin Lakes Bids for Kids Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.

GOLD President’s Club $2,500 – $4,999 AIM Machining, LLC Avery Centre DevCo, Inc. Bill Kaigler Buckeye Cleaning Charlie & Kathy Culpepper CHASCO Kickball Tournament City of Hutto Commercial Swim Dady Insurance Agency, Inc. Danny & Lisa Harris Danny Floyd Emerson Process Management Felix and Lori Munson Grace Christian Center Independent Bank iSpeak Jack Walzel, M.D. Joe & Elaine Naivar Jon & Becky Sloan Keith & Melissa Wheeler Kent & Jill Toomey Larry & Susan Smith Larry D. Silver Macy's Mays Street Boutique Mitch Altman Norman Trubee Pennies for Peggy R Bank - Round Rock R. Mark & Melissa Dietz RKB Contractors, Inc. Rod Reames Texas Equipment Solutions Tom & Jeannie Marie Ellis

RED President’s Club $1,500 – $2,499 Andy & Lucy Regimbal Beard Commercial Properties, LLC Bill and Carol Robertson Brad & Belen Thorne Brian & Sarah Spence Brungot Farms Cameran Bahr Camp Longhorn

Carley Krischke Cary K. Rabb Chuck Glace Doug Fell Cattle Company George & Sally White Georgetown Railroad Co. Gibraltar Cable Barrier Systems, LP Hill Country Bible Church Northwest J.P. Morgan Chase Jan Hunter Jeff & Melissa Schmalbach Jeff Andresen Jeff Gaddis, Insurepointe of Texas, LLC Jim & Linda Black Jim & Monti Boles Josh Brown Kona Ice Law Offices of Tanya K. Streit Lisa Koen Lone Star Aquatics Mark & Kristi Horan Nathan Jones Patrick & Beverly Hamilton Peggie Fink Phillip Ward Risener Family Ron & Carolyn Hagood Round Rock Area Arts Council – Chalk Walk Round Rock Travel & Cruises Round Rock Woman’s Club Russell & Robin Fontenot Sandee & Fredrick Khoury Sallye Long Snow White Taylor Auto Credit Texas Aggregates Texas Crushed Stone Company Texas Heat Treating Tom Glenn Toppan Photomasks Victory Designs Vincent Castro

BLACK President’s Club $1,000 – $1,499 Austin Endodontics, LLP BBVA Compass Blake & Terilynn Henderson Brent & Angela Baker Brian Outlaw Bryan & Donna Budak Byron Borchers Cat Palmer Charles & Beth Avery Charlie Horan Chip Chambliss City View Bible Church Club Comm Craig & Amanda Morgan Curtis Crenwelge David & Tammy Hays Debbie Rippstein Dell Giving Campaign Denise Ipock Dick & Sara Rathgeber Doak & Pam Fling Donnie Rogers Doug Grimm Ed Ramos Edward & Lucy Carey George & Kitty Hessler Gregg & Gail Miller Hutto Lions Club J.P. Horan Jack & Nancy Frazier James Giles Jason Tuggle Jennifer Alexander Jeremy Maxwell Jeremy Smitheal Jim Hoffpauir, Inc. Joe Charlton John & Kathy Smith John S. & Judy Avery, Sr. Jonas & Chrissie Miller Julia & Brandon Evans Karalei Nunn Karen & Ken Schmalbach Kendra Gaul Kerry Carroll Kris & Eric Whitfield Lee & Amanda McIntosh

Lewis Rhoden Louise & Camm C. Lary, Jr. Mark & Shannon Bohm Mary Evelyn Bowling Michael & Kim Klotz Michael J. Walsh Michelle & Scott Roberston Michelle Detrich Mike & Tammy Rockafellow Mike Ellerbrock Nancy Rabb Nelson Family Trust Nicole Boynton Nikki Sikes Nolan Ryan Foundation R Bank Burnet Reese & Allison Ryan Regina Munson Renee Dixon Robbin Ray Robert J. Naples, DDS, PA Roger & Angela Moore Ross Schneider Round Rock Kiwanis Russ Peterson Russ Stafford Ryan & Emily Therrell Sandy Mitschke Scott & Amanda Heselmeyer Scott & Lori Green Scott Ellsworth Scott Guilfoyle Sean & Kristin Stevens Shannon Haas Sports Clips T. Shaun Tuggle Tom Glenn Tony Glace Trip Fell William & Barbara Shaffer Zach & Lisa Smith

2017 Donor List is current as of March 31, 2018

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OUR MISSION To put Christian principals into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

METRO ASSOCIATION OFFICES 1812 N Mays St Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622

TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA 204 E Little Elm Tr Cedar Park, TX 78613 512-250-9622

YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES 2300 S Bell Blvd Cedar Park, TX 78613 512-257-0709

CHASCO FAMILY YMCA 1812 N Mays St Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622

GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA 3010 Williams Dr #210 Georgetown, TX 78628 512-615-5599

Y AFTERSCHOOL 1812 N Mays St Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622

HUTTO FAMILY YMCA 200 Alliance Blvd Hutto, TX 78634 512-846-2360

YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES 1601 S Water St Burnet, TX 78611 512-756-6180