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There are two types of Texans? those that ke Texas summers, and thosethat don? t
Full transparency, I amone of those who don? t
I?msure there are a few outlier type Texans that fal somewhere in themiddleof those twogroups, but they areprobably few and far between
Yep, those are Texans that don? t really care one way or the other if t?shotter thanHades or raning so hard t could strange a frog? they are just gad to be here. Personal y, I tend to avoid fo ksthat don? t take a pos tion? especally n Yoga cass
Summers at the YMCA of Central Texas are unique compared to our peer YMCAs across the countryand typ caly, the number of ch dren that a YMCA serves grows dramatical y during the summer months.
One could chalk th s occurrence up to kids beng out of schoo and parents suddenly needing al day childcare During the school year, some parents are comfortable with an o der brother or sister prov ding afterschoo atchkeycare for a few hours unti momor dad gets home, but, when t comes to all day care dur ngthe long summer months? that?sanother story al together
But, here in Central Texas, there?s the whole Texas heat th ng which I feel has created a whole sub-group of ?don?t-wanna-be-campers?that lean the way I do on the ?t?s hot out there?subject
There was also the nvent on of video games and door dash Combine thosecomforts with the propens ty for young people to try and convince their parents that today?s modern-day childrenmelt when exposed tosunight and we have a Central Texas anomaly
Regard ess of the reason, at our YMCA we serve less kids dur ng the summer thanwe do dur ng the school year? and there?s a catch? n the summer we have themin our care for a longer period
During the school year, between helping with homework, playing dodgeball,mak ng an al enout of a tongue depressor and provid ng a snack, the 2 5-3hrs of afterschool care goes by in a bur Br an Spence,(Br an leads our Afterschool programs) tels me our official 2025 high particpat on mark was somewherenorth of 4100 childrenserved a day? that?s a ot of kids, a lot of Go df sh snacks and more broken Crayo as than I can count
During the summer, we have about half the number of kids (approx 2500 a day), but we take care of them for 8-10 hours a day? and did I ment on it was hot?
It woud be understandable to focus on the potential risks nvolved withcar ng for 2500 hot/sweaty childrenfor 8-10 hours a day for twelve weeks of the summer There are obv ousy count essopportun ties for mischief, accidents and al sorts of other things that show up on forms titled ?incident report?or ?behavioral contract?
On the other hand, one coud take an optimistic v ewpo nt and consider the extraordinary benefitsof gettingto mentor and teach all those k ds for an extended per od of t me Summer camp is ground zero for pos tiveyimpacting a young person?s life It?s also ground zero for br bing hot kids with a comp mentarypopsicle? t?s amazing how orderly of a l ne a bunch of summer campers wil make if you promise thema pops cle
The other day, I was remnded of just how mpactful our YMCA programscan be As I understand t, we have a summer camp counselor at our Twin Lakes camp who started his exper ence withour camp as a youngcamper Hs loveof our Tw n Lakes Camp, fr ends made, and our incredibe camp staff brought th s young boy back tocamp every summer until we eventual y h red h mat the age of 18 Th s young man has exceledin his role as a camp counselor and hasgiven the ?gift of camp?to so many young campers? just l ke he enoyed A couple of weeks ago, dur ngan activity, this counselor coll ded with a camper and injured himsef Upon recouperat on, the counsellor?s father caled Lucy from our HRoff ce and stated that he d d not want the Yto pay any of the med ca bil s for h s son He stated that he wanted our resources to go towards the camp or kids n need who wanted to come to camp Furthermore, the father made a very generous contribut on to camp because of how much Camp Twin Lakes has meant to hisson and their entire family
I don? t know about you, but that father and sons?vaidat on of our YMCAprograms makes meth nk that Texas summers are not so bad? in fact, I sort of feel l ke I could get used to a couple 3-d git days? I amlooking forward to next year
Sncerely,
Jeff Andresen President /CEO
Cary Rabb
Chairman
YMCA OF CENTRAL TEXAS
Each year our YMCA raises funds that provide Direct Financial Assistance to individuals and groups in need Volunteerismhas 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 $34.79. 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 78,000
PEOPLEWHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
$875,038
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YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN YPROGRAMMING
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA
2024 brought excting milestones and growth for the CHASCOFamily YMCA including the reopen ng and renovat on of the Chaney Fami y Preschool at the Y, now offering an enhanced learning environment for our youngest members We also proudly opened the Car & Deanna Miller Family Outdoor Poo , a 21,000-square-foot aquatic complex des gned to serve our summer camp k ds, members, and the broader community for years to come This state-of-the-art facility features a leisure pool with an aquatic play unit, a waterslide, zero-depth entry splash pad, a volleyball net, and cabanas for families to enjoy during the summer months Add tionaly, we ceebrated the grand opening of the Mark Dietz ProgramCenter, expanding our homeschool and ChildWatch program offerings to create new opportun t es for youth and families We also broke ground on the Chaz Glace
Association Office, a new space that will support the continued growth and impact of our organization
To close out an incredible year, we proudly celebrated the 10th Annual Christmas Dreams and Snowy Things in partnership w th the Nyle Maxwell Family of Dealerships This beloved holiday tradition brought nearly 9,000 attendees together for a day fil ed with festive fun and community spirit. Fami ies enjoyed 90,000 pounds of real snow for tub ng, snowbal f ghts, and snow angels, along with carniva rides, bounce houses, and games. Holiday cheer f led the air as children decorated cookies, crafted reindeer food, and had ther faces painted with festive des gns With endless act vities and magica moments, it was a day to remember, creat ng lasting memories for families across our commun ty
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GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA
In 2024, the Georgetown YMCA formed a new partnership with Rock, Rde On Center for Kids (R.O.C.K.) to offer haf-day camps for our YMCA Camp Brightwel summer campers. Dur ng ther time at ROCK, campers learned how to care for horses, participated n themed crafts, and experienced the joy of horseback rid ng It was truly magical to witness ther excitement as they bonded with ther horses and d scovered a passion for riding
We also continued our cherished annual tradition of Christmas at Head Start, thanks to our ongo ng partnerships with the Head Start programand Sports Cl ps Santa and his elves delivered holiday cheer, laughter, and, of course, presents This year, we introduced an exciting new addition? thanks to the
2,696
generosity of Grand Endeavor Homes, every ch d received a brand-new bicycle for Christmas. Seeing their faces light up withjoy was a heartwarming reminder of the power of communityand g ving.
Additiona y, weintroduced a brand-new event, the9 Swings Golf Cha enge, presented by the WD Kelley Foundation This unique twist on a traditional golf tournament wasa hugesuccess, bringing together particpants for a fun and competitive experiencewhile supporting our miss on.
Through these meaningful partnerships, the Georgetown YMCAcont nues to create unforgettabe experiences that uplift and inspireour members and the community
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GREATER WACO YMCA
We were excited to bring a new event and the f rst-ever sporting clay tournament to Waco with theWack?emWaco Knockout Cacutta Chalenge and Sporting Clay Tournament, presented by Rabroker Th s thrilling two-day event was filled with great food, great fun, and incredible support for the Greater Waco YMCA. The overwheming success of the tournament set the stage for a new tradition, and we can? t wait to see it grow n the years to come.
In addition to new nitiatives, we continued our commitment to serv ng local students through our annua Back-to-School Backpack Drive, in partnership with Bay or Scott & White Hospital. Together, we packaged and d stributed hundreds of backpacks filled with school supplies and goodies at the East Waco Library, ensuring students had the tools they needed for a successful start to the school year
We ove being a part of our students success and look forward to continuing to support our local ISDs and Waco fam es
Finally, we wrapped up the school year with a bang at the End of Year Bash at Rapoport Academy This annual event has become a favorite trad t on, bringing students together to celebrate with face painting, bounce houses, carnival games, and more Seeing the joy and excitement of the students makes this event truly special, and we are gratefu to be part of such a meaningful celebration
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HUTTO FAMILY YMCA
In 2024, we proudly celebrated 10 years of the Hutto Family YMCA and our strong partnership with the City of Hutto This milestone reflects a decade of growth, community impact, and collaboration, and we are excited for the future as we continue to serve the Hutto community
We also hit the races at our Annual Henrietta Hoopla, w th Doug Fell as the presenting sponsor A huge thank you to the Fell family for ther continued support of th s exct ng event. Fromhorse races and card tables to games and more, this lively cas no night in Hutto s a community favor te, help ng us rase funds for our Strong Kids Campaign to support local youth and families
Another highl ght of the year was our Annual Target Hutto event, presented by RBank This event was a great success, bringing thecommunity together for a fun and engag ng experience whilesupport ng our Y?s mission.
It was an incredibleevent season for the Hutto Family YMCA, and we are deeply grateful to a our sponsors, participants, and community partnerswho continueto make these eventspossible With your support, we look forward to another year of impact and growth.
YOUTH PROGRAMS
9,900 FITNESSPROGRAMS
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YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES
At the YMCA, we believe that every child shoud have the opportunity to learn and grow, and in 2024, we were proud to expand our partnerships to provide essential life ski ls and promote health and wellness in our communities.
Our Lano ISDSwimProgramPartnership was a game-changer, ensuring that students who might not otherwise have access to swimlessons were able to learn this vital skill. Through this program, students were bused fromschoo tw ce a week to receive swim essons at the Y, helping thembuild confidence and water safety skills in a supportive environment We are grateful for our partnersh p with Llano ISDand look forward to continuing to provide these life-saving essons
We were also thrilled to cont nue our partnership with the City of Burnet for the annual Bluebonnet Run This community event brings people together to promote health and wellness, and the YMCA is proud to sponsor the 5K portion of the Bluebonnet Festiva. Seeing fam ies, runners, and community members come together in support of active lifestyles is what makes this event so speca!
Fromthe pool to the finish line, we are committed to growing our partnerships and making a meaningful impact in the lives of the ch dren and families we serve We look forward to another year of earning, movement, and community-building!
TWIN LAKES PROPERTIES
Camp in Mot on with Dell Children?s brought big smiles, big splashes, and even bigger accomplishments to our campus! These weeks are some of our favor te moments of the summer, as we provide an unforgettable camp experience for these incredible k ds In 2024, we were thrilled to expand the number of Camp in Motion sess ons, offering even more opportunities at both Camp Twin Lakes and CHASCOFam y YMCA. More weeks, more campers, more fun! Dell Children?s has been a valued partner in making this possible, and we ook forward to growing our partnership and creating even more programs for Del Ch dren?s patients in the future
2024 also markedthe debut of our f rst-ever Crawfish & Cocktails event, presented by Studio 1619 This exct ng day brought thecommunity together with live music, corn hole tournaments,and, of course, delicious crawfish! Proceeds fromthe event supported the Twin Lakes Strong Kids Campagn, ensur ng that more children haveaccess to fe-changing campexperiences and ymcaprograms
Fromsummer camp to community celebrations, Twin Lakes Family YMCA and Camp Twin Lakes cont nue to thrive through strong partnerships that a ow usto servemore families, create lasting memories, and make a greater mpact each year!
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Y AFTERSCHOOL & PRESCHOOL AT THEY
A handful of lucky YAfterschoo students were overjoyed to receive brand-new bikes, thanks to an incredibly generous donation fromLone Star Dental Seminars!This amazing non-profit br ngs local dentists together for professional deveopment, and this year, they extended their generosity to our students in a truy specia way As part of the event, participat ng dentists built bikes together? without knowing they would be g fting themto children in their own communityWatching the oy on both the students and dentists' faces was an unforgettabe experience, and we are beyond grateful for their kindness n making such a meaningful impact on our kids
skills, working through engag ng activities, lessons, and even games during each 30-45 minute session We are thr ed to see this programgrow and ook forward to continuing our work w th The Un versity of Texas to mprove literacy in our schools
2024 was also the year we launched Reading Buddies in our YAfterschool program! This exct ng partnership with The University of Texas s a peer tutoring programdesigned to support literacy development Older students are paired w th younger students to assist with reading and iteracy
Another maor milestone in 2024 was the Chaney Family Preschool Expansion Thanks to the generos ty of the Chaney Family, our Round Rock preschool location under went exciting renovations to support more students and enhance the learning environment The upgrades included refreshed classrooms, additional learn ng spaces, two indoor play areas (a soft play space for our littlest ones and an indoor playscape for older kids), a music and dance stud o, and a newy renovated outdoor playground. These improvements will help foster creativity, growth, and development for years to come
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Julie
David
Dauphen
Gordon
Randall
Jen
JimHowicz
Debra
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES BOARD MEMBERS
Lori
Gayle
Sandra
Mark
YMCA OF THE BRAZOS VALLEY FOUNDERS GROUP
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
August Alvarado, Char
Russ Boles
Bryon Borchers
Russell Daniel
Bryce Doggett
Stace Fel er
Kara Garrett
Ruth Gaul
Peter Gordon Jenn Griffith
Cameron Hager
Kelley Hernandez Cole Korte
Joe Lecher
Just n Lott Mason Moses
Pinnell
Robbin Ray
Robison
Michelle Smith
Steed
Joe Guenther Jeffrey Yarbrough TWIN LAKES
Greg
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES BOARD MEMBERS
SPORT CLIPS FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS Danny
2024 DONORS & PARTNERS
Thank you for placing your trust in us as we support our communitiesduring themost challenging of times We are deeply grateful for the following donors for their generosity and unwavering support of theYMCA of Central Texas These gifts fuel our determination to do more "good" for those who need us themost
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OUR MISSION
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
METRO ASSOCIATION OFFICES
1812 N Mays Street
Round Rock, TX 78664
512-246-9622
GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA
3010 Williams Drive #210 Georgetown, TX 78628
512-615-5599
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES
2300 SBell Blvd Cedar Park, TX 78613
512-257-0709
TWIN LAKESFAMILY YMCA
204 ELittle ElmTrail Cedar Park, TX 78613
512-250-9622
GREATER WACO YMCA
6800 Harvey Drive Waco, TX 76710
254-776-6612
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Y AFTERSCHOOL
1812 N Mays Street
Round Rock, TX 78664
512-246-9622
PRESCHOOL AT THE Y
1812 N Mays Street
Round Rock, TX 78664
512-246-9622
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA
200 Alliance Blvd Hutto, TX 78634
512-846-2360
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA
1812 N Mays Street Round Rock, TX 78664
512-246-9622
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES 1601 SWater Street Burnet, TX 78611
