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YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS 2022 ANNUAL REPORT
GREETINGS FROM THE YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS, Whoever said ?it's the journey? not the destination,? might just be on to something. This 2022 YMCA of Central Texas Annual Impact Report celebrates this organizations journey which is full of social impact and community service. One could compare the YMCA?s journey to a never- ending road trip. The stops along the YMCA road, have been as unique and exciting as any roadside attraction found along a traveled route. Whether you measure social impact in miles or number of people served, there is no denying that the YMCA of Central Texas has come a long way and there?s plenty of road ahead. Speaking of miles and road ahead, the YMCA of Central Texas service area now encompasses over 15,000 sq. miles and all the unique service opportunities that exist in those communities. While our YMCA may have a physical presence in cities such as Round Rock, Hutto, Cedar Park, Burnet, Georgetown, and Waco, there are other emerging towns where YMCA services are being offered in partnership with municipalities and school districts. The annual report attempts to paint a picture of the YMCA of Central Texas impact. While participation numbers, financial summaries and dollars raised can illuminate a certain amount, it is the people behind the scenes and along the road who really make the journey special. Thank you to our donors, volunteers and all others who have made this YMCA journey way better than the destination. Sincerely,
JEFF ANDRESEN President /CEO
Gregg Miller Chairman
YMCA of Central Texas
YMCA of Central Texas Metro Board of Directors
YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS
TOTAL IMPACT Each year our YMCA raises funds that provide Direct Financial Assistance to individuals and groups in need. Volunteerism has been a driving force in the strength and power of our civil society since this country?s founding. The independent sector has announced that the latest value of a volunteer hour is $31.80. This shows the incredible contributions volunteers make in our communities and country. The funds we raised plus the community support by utilizing volunteer leadership lowers the cost of programs and maximizes participation. This number gives us the "big social impact picture."
OVER 70,000 PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
$
$2,028,003 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
$666,509 $1,361,494 TOTAL FUNDS RAISED
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN Y PROGRAMMING CHILDWATCH
124,052 SPECIAL EVENTS
17,148 FREE FAMILY FRIDAY
9,743 YOUTH SPORTS
9,885 GYMNASTICS
9,832 FITNESS PROGRAMS
8,257 BIRTHDAY PARTIES
2,413 KIDS NIGHT OUT
5,544 SIX WEEK PROGRAMS
2,433 CAMPS
4,887 Y AFTERSCHOOL & PRESCHOOL AT THE Y
7,972 MARTIAL ARTS
1,236
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA In 2022, the YMCA of Central Texas introduced the Homeschool at the Y program, a unique initiative providing STEAM enrichment classes. Catering to homeschool students and families, the program featured a diverse range of classes such as cooking, science, art, woodworking, nature journaling, and outdoor adventure courses, and more. Over the 8- week session, students not only acquired new skills but also built friendships while developing their interests and passions. Since its inaugural session, the Homeschool at the Y program has witnessed remarkable growth, expanding to 324 students across three YMCA campuses including, the CHASCO Family YMCA, YMCA Camp Round Rock, and YMCA Camp Twin Lakes.
Stepping away from the traditional classroom setup, this program infused an element of fun, interactivity, and engagement into the learning experience for our homeschool students. With new weekly projects and lessons, the program has successfully reached and impacted a broader spectrum of the community, establishing the YMCA of Central Texas's commitment to serving homeschool families in our community. The Homeschool at the Y program looks ahead with enthusiasm to continue its positive influence and introduce even more families to the enriching opportunities at the YMCA of Central Texas.
20,215
2,662
5,435
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
VOLUNTEER HOURS
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GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA The collaboration between the Georgetown YMCA and the Mary Bailey Head Start program in 2022 has been a testament to the commitment to community well- being and engagement. Serving as the official physical fitness partner, the Georgetown YMCA has played a vital role in enhancing the health and wellness of 50 Head Start families throughout the year. Through weekly onsite activities, the YMCA has created a supportive environment, fostering a sense of community and encouraging healthy lifestyles among participants. In the month of May, the partnership reached new heights as over 200 YMCA Afterschool participants and Head Start students joined forces for a memorable experience at the Southwestern University swimming pool for our Swim Safe program.
This collaborative initiative provided an opportunity for both groups to come together, promoting social interaction and water safety skills. Our Swim Safe program incorporated basic water safety education, ensuring that participants not only enjoyed the pool but also acquired essential life skills in a fun and engaging manner. The Georgetown YMCA's commitment to holistic well- being and community engagement is evident in these initiatives, fostering a healthier and more connected Georgetown community in 2022 .
2,035
245
150
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
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GREATER WACO YMCA In 2022, the Greater Waco YMCA made significant strides in providing diverse and engaging enrichment programming, particularly in their efforts to educate and inspire young minds. Through their STEAM classes, the YMCA impacted 154 children ranging from ages 3 to 12. These classes were designed to integrate science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) in a dynamic and interactive manner. Participants enjoyed a range of activities, including soap- making, sewing, aquaponics, and robotics. The YMCA's commitment to fostering creativity and curiosity in children was evident as they facilitated an environment where kids could explore and learn through hands- on experiences. The fun doesn't stop there! Our Active Older Adult community also had the opportunity to participate in
enriching programs and venture on month trips across Texas. Taking 42 seniors on various excursions, such as the Van Gogh Experience, Steam Train rides, and visits to the Gaylord Texan for Ice, demonstrates the YMCA's dedication to promoting an active and vibrant lifestyle for our active older adults through these well- curated events. By organizing monthly activities, the YMCA not only provided opportunities for seniors to explore new cities and attractions but also created a platform for building meaningful friendships within the senior community. The Greater Waco YMCA's programming in 2022 showcased a dual commitment to the intellectual development of young minds and the social well- being of older adults.
3,078
602
2,805
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
VOLUNTEER HOURS
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HUTTO FAMILY YMCA The Hutto Family YMCA hosted their annual Healthy Kids Day in collaboration with the Hutto Independent School District's School Supply giveaway, creating a community- wide celebration of health and education. The event drew an impressive crowd, with over 3,000 attendees from the local community participating in various activities aimed at promoting a healthy and active lifestyle for children and families. From fitness challenges to interactive workshops, the Healthy Kids Day was an event to help inspire and educate participants on the importance of their health and wellness.
contributing to the academic readiness of local students. Event volunteers helped pass out 2,500 backpacks filled with essential school supplies were distributed to families in need, ensuring that students in the Hutto community started the school year equipped with the tools necessary for success. This collaborative effort between the YMCA and the school district not only underscored the commitment to health and education but also exemplified the power of community partnerships in fostering a supportive environment for the growth and development of the next generation in the Hutto community.
The Hutto ISD School Supply giveaway took center stage,
9,881
850
3,349
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
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YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES At the YMCA of the Highland Lakes, the swim program has positioned itself as a central hub for high school swimming throughout the year. The YMCA takes pride in hosting two highly anticipated annual events, the Hoot N Holler Swim and the Tex Robertson Swim Events, each drawing the participation of over 300 high school swimmers from our local community. These events not only showcase the competitive spirit of young athletes but also foster a sense of camaraderie and sportsmanship within the community.
Together, they sponsor our Safety Around Water Program, a crucial initiative aimed at equipping students with essential water safety skills. This program goes beyond traditional swim training, emphasizing the importance of safety in and around water environments. The YMCA's dedication to community well- being is further demonstrated by providing scholarships for students to participate in the Safety Around Water Program, ensuring that essential water safety education is accessible to all members of our community.
In addition to its commitment to competitive swimming, the YMCA of the Highland Lakes Branch has forged a successful partnership with Burnet County Schools.
3,310
1,320
1,522
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
VOLUNTEER HOURS
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TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA The Twin Lakes Family YMCA hosted fun family- oriented events that brought joy and holiday spirit to the community. Kicking off the holiday season our ChildWatch team hosted Cocoa and Cookies with Mrs. Claus. Families gathered to participate in a variety of festive activities, including cookie decorating, creating holiday crafts, and even taking photos with Mrs. Claus. The atmosphere was filled with laughter and creativity for both young and old. The sweet aroma of hot cocoa wafted through the air, adding to the festive ambiance and creating lasting memories for all who attended. In celebration of Valentine's Day week, the YMCA organized a series of date night programs that catered to both parents and children. The parents were able to enjoy
a special evening celebrating, while the kids engaged in delightful activities such as crafting and cookie decorating. This thoughtful arrangement allowed families to balance romantic moments with quality time spent together. These holiday events at the Twin Lakes Family YMCA ChildWatch not only showcased the organization's commitment to fostering family connections but also demonstrated their ability to create inclusive programs that catered to different age groups. By providing a mix of family- oriented and date night activities, the Twin Lakes Family YMCA successfully created an environment where everyone could participate and share in the joy of the holiday festivities.
17,554
2,577
5,866
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
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Y AFTERSCHOOL & PRESCHOOL AT THE Y In 2022, the Red Dirt Concert Series, proudly presented by Cornerstone Site Services, LLC, marked its inaugural year as a meaningful event benefiting the YMCA of Central Texas Y Afterschool program. The primary focus was to raise funds to provide scholarships for after school programming, guaranteeing a safe and secure environment for children after the school bell rings. The event featured acoustic performances by renowned artists Shane Smith and the Saints, as well as Whiskey Myers. With a remarkable turnout of 500 attendees, the concert successfully raised $78,000, making a tangible impact on the lives of 200 families within the community. Beyond the Red Dirt Concert Series, the Y's commitment to community enrichment continued with the Y Afterschool Art show. This event invited students from Y afterschool programs across Central Texas to showcase
their artistic talents across various genres. The art show not only provided a platform for self- expression but also fostered a sense of accomplishment and recognition for the young artists. A Banquet was organized to celebrate their achievements, where their artwork was displayed and celebrated. The Y Afterschool Art show raised $10,000, with 120 attendees present. These funds directly benefited 50 families and provided after school care for their students. The Red Dirt Concert Series and the Y Afterschool Art show in 2022 reflects a dual commitment to both entertainment and education within the community. These initiatives not only provided a platform for artistic expression and musical enjoyment but also generated substantial funds to support scholarships and services for families in need.
7,807
165
1,020
AFTERSCHOOL PARTICIPATION
PRESCHOOL PARTICIPATION
VOLUNTEER HOURS
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YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES Great summers start at the Y and the YMCA of Central Texas is proud to offer a variety of indoor and outdoor camps across our association. Two of those camps include outdoor camp, YMCA Camp Twin Lakes, and YMCA Camp Brightwell. The summer of 2022 was a blast and many fun memories were made out under the Texas sun. YMCA Camp Brightwell successfully established its own camper legacies and traditions, with the Annual "Camp Was A Flip" Family Pancake Breakfast to close out the summer festivities. This innovative camp tradition has become a cherished event where families gather across tables to meet their campers' new besties and their families. The breakfast fosters a sense of camaraderie as attendees share inside camp jokes, laugh together, and reminisce about a summer well- lived at Camp Brightwell.
The initiative has garnered support from community leaders and YMCA volunteers, with 20 dedicated volunteers contributing 5 hours each to serve 250 people, ensuring the success of this heartwarming tradition. Over at YMCA Camp Twin Lakes, the Camp Carnival has evolved into an unforgettable experience with lasting impacts. In 2022, the camp families demonstrated their commitment to supporting CTL's mission by raising an impressive $15,000 during Camp Carnival Week. These funds were earmarked for camper scholarships in the following summer, making the camp experience accessible to all. The community impact was substantial, as the funds raised enabled scholarships for one week of Day Camp for 125 campers in 2023.
$
74,024
$7,632
81,656
FUNDS RAISED
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT ANNUAL REPORT 2022 YMCA of Central Texas - ymcactx.org
FINANCIALS YEAR ENDED DECEMBER 31
2021 AUDITED
2022 AUDITED
$
1,913,548
$ 32,615,759
MEMBERSHIP FEES
5,578,776
8,656,602
PROGRAM SERVICE FEES
13,350,624
19,819,842
SCHOLARSHIPS
(1,388,703)
(1,390,210)
INVESTMENTS
78,877
200,501
OTHER REVENUE
6,238,012
396,366
TOTAL REVENUE & OTHER SUPPORT
$25,771,134
60,298,860
REVENUES CONTRIBUTIONS
EXPENSES SALARIES & RELATED PAYROLL COSTS
$ 12,198,900
$
17,873,615
OCCUPANCY
1,577,006
1,577,006
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
1,935,789
2,721,842
PROGRAM SUPPLIES
1,707,688
2,425,945
OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES
1,555,819
4,249,139
DEPRECIATION
1,945,682
2,146,566
NATIONAL YMCA SUPPORT
262,498
364,885
$21,183,382
$31,358,998
CHANGE IN ASSETS
$4,587,752
$28,939,862
NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF THE YEAR
$44,962,963
$49,550,715
NET ASSETS AT THE END OF THE YEAR
$49,550,715
$78,490,577
TOTAL EXPENSES
LESS
LEADERSHIP SENIOR LEADERSHIP
METRO BOARD OFFICERS
PRESIDENT & CEO Jeff Andresen
CHAIR Gregg Miller
FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Don Eddleman
Chief Financial Of f icer Kellie Bolin
VICE CHAIR Cary Rabb
HUMAN RESOURCES CHAIR Mark Horan
Chief Human Resources Of f icer Lucy Regimbal
TREASURER Dauphen Jackson
PUBLIC POLICY CHAIR Mark Dietz
Chief Operat ions Of f icer Cameran Bahr
SECRETARY Steve Stapp
STRATEGIC PLANNING CHAIR Ron Hagood
Chief Market ing Of f icer Laura Arredondo
BOARD DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Mike Doss
CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS CHAIR Edward Hanna (co-chair) Rene Flores (co-chair)
VP of Financial Development Theresa Cirigliano VP of Operat ions - East David Stryjewski VP of Yout h Development Brian Spence VP of Facilit ies Rich Carlton
METRO BOARD MEMBERS August Alvarado Blake Magee (H) Brent Baker Buddy Crossley (H) Carl Miller (H) Cary Rabb Charlie Culpepper (H) Chuck Glace Danny Meigs Dauphen Jackson David Hays Deanna Miller Don Eddleman Edward Hanna Felix Munson (H) George White (H) Greg Davis
Gregg Miller (Chair) Jim Boles Jim Orr Joe Baker (H) John Avery John Nelson (H) Jon Sloan Joyce Fritz Kat Willis Keith Hagler Keith Hickman Lee Mclntosh Lew Curatolo Lori Ringstaff Mark Dietz Mike Chaney Mike Doss
Norm Trubee Nyle Maxwell (H) Rene Flores Ron Hagood Ross Schneider Roy Beard Scott Herndon Shaun Tuggle Steve Stapp Theo Watson Tim Timmerman Tom Glenn Trey Taparauskas Will Williams Zach Smith
(H) HONORARY MEMBER (T) TRIANGLE OF HONOR MEMBER
LEADERSHIP CHASCO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
Aaron Domingues Bill Combes Blake Notgrass Brian Outlaw Chris Meighen David Gillian Garrett Blount Hollis Bone Jen Henderson Jim Howicz Justin Lawhorn Kevin Muller Kristin Stevens Lee Idom Lora Weber Mark Horan (Chair) Michael Gamboa Michelle Ly Mike White Patrick Hamilton Randall Guidry Shane Barnett Shayne Eddleman Snow White Susan Harris Timothy Nevlud Tyler Deck
Aaron Brungot Adam Powell Barbara Shaffer Bryan Wukasch Dana Burns Denise Geiger Greg Davis (Chair) Hector Hernandez JJ Roohms Laura Balla Margaret Ross-Teinert Mel Kirkland Michelle Long Moriah Eberhart Randall Malik Rayan Horak Trent LaMonica
August Alvarado (Chair) Russ Boles Bryon Borchers Stacie Feller Ruth Gaul LC Mayberry (H) Kara Pinnelli Robbin Ray Michelle Smith Monica Story Todd Robison Cole Korte Caleb Steed Jeffrey Yarbrough Russell Daniel Jenn Griffith Mason Moses Joe Lechler Peter Gordon
GREATER WACO YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Josh Deaton Alyssa Deaton Josh Wucher Lewis Snell Stephen Lewis Suzanne Abbe Theo Watson (Chair) Tricia Capps Jazbeen Ahmad Haylee Beard Brandon Chapell David Collinsworth Jacob Green Dexter Hall Stephen Lewis John Malone Richard Mason
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES BOARD MEMBERS Brent Baker (Chair) Celina Henry Debbie Bauerkemper James Anderson Joe O'Jibway Keith Hickman Ron Hagood Sarah Korpita
GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Bob Novello Danny Meigs (Chair) Doug Groves Elizabeth McFarland Gordon Logan Karen Cole Karron Wilson Ron Garland
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES BOARD MEMBERS Cody Henson Cynthia Dire Daniel Dire David Bennett Gayle Loyd Julia Evans Keitha Goodwin Lori Ringstaff (Chair) Louise Lary Marc Whitacre Max Cardenas Michael Holcomb Nancy Allen Rachael Hausman Roger Moore Ross Behrens Sandra Moore Suzanne Wideman Thom Fairleigh Tim Denton Trey Brown
2022 DONORS & PARTNERS Thank you for placing your trust in us as we support our communities during the most challenging of times. We are deeply grateful for the following donors for their generosity and unwavering support of the YMCA of Central Texas. These gifts fuel our determination to do more "good" for those w need us the most.
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS DIAMOND CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE $10,000 & above
R Bank Ascension Seton Big Boy's Fishing Trip (Big Boy Hester) Blake and Terilyn Henderson Blake Magee Company Cary and Saridon Rabb CHASCO Constructors City of Hutto
Cornerstone Site Services Gordon Logan Labor Finders Lone Star Paving Marco and Sandy Leal Mike Chaney Navcon Group Nyle Maxwell Family of Dealerships
Sablatura & Williams Scott Alarcon The Shattuck Foundation Wayne Moore YMCA of USA
PLATINUM CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999
Atmos Energy Becky & Jon E. Sloan Ben E. Keith Company Chuck and Kristi Glace Colt Cook Doug Groves Executive Cleaning Group George and Kitty Hessler Jeffrey Swanson Jeremiah Williams
Jeremy Scholtis Jim & Monti Boles Judy and John S. Avery Sr. Justin Huskisson Krischke LaRue Family Louise & Camm C. Lary, Jr. Mark Fritz Mark Horan Michael Goode Paradigm Metals, Inc.
Ross Schneider Russell Backus Scott Herndon Steve and Shonnie Stapp Steve Spinn Tex Con Oil Tim Timmerman Virginia Dupuy
2022 DONORS & PARTNERS CONTINUED GOLD PRESIDENT'S CLUB
RED PRESIDENT'S CLUB
$2,500 - $4,999
$1,500 - $2,499
Airco Mechanical Alpha Paving Blake Notgrass Brungot Farms Buckeye Cleaning Centers Carla and Deanna Miller Champion Site Prep Charlie and Kathy Culpepper Charlotte Rios Dauphen Jackson Firetrol Protection Systems Gene and Linda Bayless George Brightwell GT Distributing Hagood Engineering Associates Healthy Vibes Vending Hill Country Bible Church Northwest Hollis Bone Jerry Conway Jill Toomey Jim Orr Jimmy Paul Joe and Elaine Naivar John Kevin Poorman Justin Halliburton Ken Gray Kreg Conner Lew Curatolo Marcus Flake Mike Costello R. Mark and Melissa Dietz Ronald Harrison Ryan Bartholomew Sean and Kristin Stevens Shayne Eddleman Stephen Lewis Steve Laukhuf Tim Steward Winell Herron Zach Smith
Ashley Jones Austin Teske Ben McClellan Brandy Rodriguez Cathy Shaw Central Texas Drywall Chris Bubela Connie Bradley Craig Harris Curt Imber Dady Insurance Agency Dan Lundquist David and Tammy Hays David Collinsworth David Swayze Dexter Hall Donnie Smith Dough Fletcher Fox TelPro - Jonathan Fox George & Sally White Greg Veres Gregg and Gail Miller Gregory Rabaey I- Speak Jack and Shevawn Walzel Jack Groom James Giddens Jeff & Tammy Andresen Jeff Curry Jeremy Smitheal Jim and Linda Black Jim Sunvison Joe England Joe Langston John Malone Kathleen Stanko Kerry Morris Kim Wheeler Kimberly Roup Kristin Stevens Larry Burns Lee Mclntosh Lucy Regimbal
Mark Reynolds Marsh/Wortham Insurance Michelle Ly Mike Doss Mike Hadsell Mitch Altman Nathali Parker Pam Fling Patrick Hamilton Patrick Stevens Paul Hardin Plains Capital Bank Randall Guidry Reese Ryan Rental One Ronald Garland Roy and Denise Beard Russell Fontenot Rusty and Katherine Boles Seth Robinson Shane Barnett Shaun Tuggle Snow White Steve Krasoff Studio 16:19 The Hermanek Family Thom Fairleigh Timothy Gen Tracy Lechler
BLACK PRESIDENT'S CLUB $1,000 - $1,499 Alicia Drewe Allen Jordan Allison Notgrass Allison Ray Allison Ray Alyssa Deaton Angela Cebollero Ann Seaman Anonymous April Whitaker Ashby Johnson August Alvarado Beth Avery Bill and Carolyn Kettenacker Bill Robertson Bill Scogin Brentley Brinegar Brian Spence Bryon Borchers Cat's Landscape Chris and Robbin Graham Chris Meighen Chris Powell Danny and Linda Meigs Dave Scott David Underwood Debbie Ripstein Dustin Forsythe Edward Rathgeber Erik Martinez Erin Dalby Facility Solution Greg Davis Harrison Kaeller Haylee Beard Herve Fortin Independent Bank J.W. Smith James and Michelle Smith James Giles James Roohms Jarrod Sterzinger Jason Gray
Jazbeen Ahmad Jeff and Melissa Schmalbach Jenn Griffith Jennifer Henderson Jennifer Suplita Jerry & Linda Bradley Jessica Fulgham Jim Ladner Joel and Hallie Coombs John Nelson Jonathan Aguilar Kaitlyn Foster Kelley Hernandez Kellie Bolin Kellie Bolin Ken Meyer Kevin Mueller Kim Klotz Laura Arredondo Lawhorn & Moore Insurance Leah Stevens Lee Idom Lewis Aven Lisa Weiser Lora Weber Mason Moses Matt Koen Matthew Marlow Megan Bradshaw Melissa Schleicher Michael Cox Michelle Cornelissens Mike Callen Monica Story Neil Ling Nolan Ryan Odyssey Technical Solutions Patrick Figures R.J. Nitsche Rachel Wehmeyer Randall Jones Rene Flores Richard Hausman
Ross and Shanna Schneider Round Rock Industrial Equipment Round Rock Sertoma Sarah Kopita Sonny Ware Stacie Feller Stego Industries, LLC Steve Flores Tara Jones Tempa Herman Tim Nevlud Todd Butler Tricia Capps Trip Fell Tyler Deck Verity Road Wayne Voskwinkle Zachary Yoke
OUR MISSION To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
OUR CAUSE We know that lasting personal and social change comes to fruition when we all work together. That's why at the YMCA, strengthening our community is our cause and at the center of everything we do. We work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure that everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive. That is all regardless of age, income, or background.
OUR FOCUS Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.
COMMUNITIES SERVED Burnet - Cedar Park - Marble Falls Georgetown - Hutto - Taylor - Leander Liberty Hill - Round Rock - Greater Waco
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