YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS STRONGER TOGETHER
2024 Annual Celebration
YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS 2024 ANNUAL CELEBRATION
Serving North Texas since 1885
Event begins at 6:30pm
WELCOME
INVOCATION
DINNER
PRESIDENT AND CEO ADDRESS
AWARDS
2023 SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER AWARDS
2023 YOUTH CHARACTER AWARDS
2023 SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER AWARDS (continued)
2023 CHARLES P. STOREY AWARD
2023 SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER AWARDS (continued)
2023 THEODORE P. BEASLEY AWARD
DALLAS YMCA FOUNDATION ADDRESS
CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD TRANSITION
BOARD OF DIRECTORS ACKNOWLEDGMENT
HONORING OUTGOING BOARD MEMBERS
ELECTING NEW BOARD MEMBERS
CVO & CEO FIRESIDE CHAT
ADJOURNMENT
MENU
STARTER
BUTTER LETTUCE AND ARUGULA
SHAVED WATERMELON RADISH, PINE NUTS, GOAT CHEESE & LEMON VINAIGRETTE
MAIN COURSE
CITRUS ROASTED SALMON, LEMON BUTTER SAUCE
BRAISED SHORT RIB, PEARL ONIONS AND NATURAL JUS
ROASTED GARLIC MASHED POTATOES
SAUTEED GREEN BEANS, SHALLOTS AND TOMATOES
DESSERT- ALTERNATING:
HONEY-LEMON PANNA COTTA WITH FRESH STRAWBERRIES AND PISTACHIOS
THREE-LAYER DARK CHOCOLATE CAKE WITH FRESH BERRIES AND SALTED
CARAMEL MOUSSE
ABOUT THE YMCA
Driven by its founding mission, the Y has served as a leading nonprofit committed to strengthening community for more than 175 years. The Y empowers everyone, no matter who they are or where they’re from, by ensuring access to resources, relationships and opportunities for all to learn, grow and thrive. By bringing together people from different backgrounds, perspectives, and generations, the Y’s goal is to improve overall health and well-being, ignite youth empowerment and demonstrate the importance of connections in and across 10,000 communities nationwide.
Founded in 1885, the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas serves thousands of men, women and children each year, regardless of age, income or background. Anchored in communities across North Texas, the Dallas Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence not just to promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change. The Y ensures all people have equitable access to the essentials needed to become thriving members of the community. Daily, the Y bridges and fills individual and community needs as a catalyst for impactful change. The YMCA makes accessible the support and opportunities that empower people and communities to learn, grow and thrive, with three areas of impact: Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility. The Dallas Y is a volunteer-led organization driven by members, volunteers, staff and the community.
ABOUT THE YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS FOUNDATION
The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Foundation enables the Y to remain flexible and innovative, responding with timely solutions to the evolving needs of children and families in each of the communities served by local YMCA branches.
In 1996, the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Foundation was chartered as a Texas non-profit corporation to manage the investment and distribution of the endowment of the Y.
WHAT THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS
The main goal of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Foundation is to support the mission, operations, and programs of the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas. In recent years, including 2022, the Foundation Trustees have distributed 5% of the fund, based on a 12-quarter average of the fund corpus. In 2022, this distribution was a little over $1.3 million dollars. Around two thirds of the distributions were directly determined by donor designations to various branches and programs. Part of the designated distributions have included providing approximately 20 four-year college scholarships to graduating seniors with a connection to the YMCA.
CHARLES P. STOREY STRONG COMMUNITIES AWARD
The past recipients of this distinguished award are:
2002 C. Dan Smith - Plano Family YMCA
2003 Charlie & Sarah Seay - Park Cities Family YMCA
2004 Wayne Hanks - Grand Prairie Family YMCA
2005 Louis Beecherl, Jr. - Downtown Dallas YMCA
2006 Hershel Hodges - Park Cities Family YMCA
2007 Joel Williams, Jr. - YMCA Camp Grady Spruce
2008 Ernest Randall - Richardson Family YMCA
2009 Howard Shipley - T. Boone Pickens YMCA
2010 Jack Semones - Town North Family YMCA
2012 Bill Keffler - Richardson Family YMCA
2013 Gerald Worrall, III - White Rock YMCA
2014 Larry Parks - J.E.R. Chilton YMCA at Rockwall
2015 L.G. Fuller - Moorland Family YMCA
2016 Marshall Sutton - Grand Prairie Family YMCA
2017 Chris Barnet - Semones Family YMCA
2018 John Taylor - T. Boone Pickens YMCA
2019 Beth Taylor - YMCA Camp Grady Spruce
2020 Maurice West - Park South Family YMCA
2021 Dr. Klyne Smith - McKinney Family YMCA
2022 Bruce Klingman - Moody Family YMCA
2023 Awardee Brett Packer
Brett Packer’s connection with the YMCA began in 1970, when he first stepped onto the Southeast YMCA football field and earned his inaugural participation trophy, a cherished keepsake. Joining his father as a volunteer in 1976, they returned to the YMCA fold after dissatisfaction elsewhere, culminating in memorable achievements like reaching the Turkey Bowl in San Antonio.
The move to Rockwall in 1979 and solidified the YMCA’s significance in Brett’s life, as he coached his daughter’s t-ball team and engaged in Indian Princesses activities, strengthening familial bonds. His commitment soared in 2000 when he joined the Board of Management of the Rockwall YMCA, garnering prestigious awards in 2008 and 2010 for his service.
Chairing the Capital Improvement Committee in 2013 marked a pivotal moment, underscoring Brett’s dedication to enhancing the YMCA’s infrastructure. His ongoing efforts, from forging partnerships with local schools to spearheading a legacy task force in 2021, epitomize values of love, service, and faith, leaving an indelible imprint on the Rockwall and YMCA communities. In recognition of his pivotal role, Brett Packer rightfully deserves the Charles P. Storey Strong Communities Award, honoring his steadfast commitment as a YMCA volunteer.
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THEODORE P. BEASLEY DISTINGUISHED LEADERSHIP AWARD
The past recipients of this distinguished award are:
1983 Theodore P. Beasley 1984 Sam G. Winstead 1985 William H. Seay 1986 Charles P. Storey 1987 Hugh L. Steger
1988 Donald E. Bowles,Sr. 1989 Gifford O. Touchstone 1990 James M. Moroney, Jr.
1991 Gen. Bryghte D. Godbold 1992 Louis A. Beecherl, Jr.
James W. Porter
William D. Jordan
Lee S. Turner, Jr.
George Cullum, Jr. 1997 Carl L. Yeckel 1998 C. Dewitt Brown, Jr. 1999 Dr. Wright Lassiter 2000 W. Plack Carr, Jr. 2001 Don Bowles, Jr. 2002 Randy Marston
2003 Sherwood Blount, Jr. 2004 Kenneth Mighell 2005 Jack McGrael
2006 John A. Martin 2007 Gail Madden
2008 Richard A. Gump 2009 Garrett Boone
Ruben E. Esquivel 2011 Robert Hallam
Jim Adams
J. Scott Moore
David Folz
Michael P. Haggerty
Bruce Leib
Jill Magnuson
Gray Mayes
W. Kelvin Walker 2020 Eddie Marshall 2021 Crayton Webb 2022 Howard Etheridge
2023 Awardee W.Stephen Love
Dr. Klyne Smith has been a dedicated community leader and educator in the McKinney community and has been instrumental in the leadership development and structuring of the McKinney Family YMCA board.
W. Stephen Love’s journey is intricately intertwined with the culture of the YMCA and its profound community impact.
Growing up in a small Virginia town without a YMCA, Love’s early fascination with its cultural significance, tied to basketball’s invention, ignited his interest. It wasn’t until around 2001, in Plano, Texas, that Love fully immersed himself in the vibrant YMCA atmosphere.
Encouraged by this environment, Love embraced a volunteer role on the local advisory board, marking the start of his active engagement with YMCA management. His tenure witnessed pivotal moments, including the consolidation of two Plano YMCA locations, which aimed to enhance community impact.
Klyne helped grow the YMCA Day of Giving event in McKinney, established the Sports with the Blues, served as a volunteer for most of Youth & Government events, and helped to build and lead the McKinney Y board. Through his hard work and leadership since 2017, he has led the Leadership Committee, built the board service and committee structures, and helped lead the discussion of how the Y can best serve the McKinney community.
Through this process, Love deepened his understanding of the YMCA’s multifaceted mission, which extended beyond fitness to encompass childcare, social responsibility, and youth development.
Throughout Dr. Smith’s career, he has remained focused on community service by working as a basketball coach, academic mentor, Junior League advisor, Boys and Girls Club Board member, YMCA Board member, Education Unbound board member, and the Kappa Alpha Psi Guide Right Foundation Board member. Dr. Smith has also served on many other non-profit boards.
After nine years as a YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas Association board member, Love still champions equity and wellness initiatives in North Texas. His holistic belief in the YMCA’s transformative power continues to impact individuals and communities positively. In recognition of his service, we proudly honor W. Stephen Love with the Theodore Beasley Distinguished Leadership Award.
Dr. Smith has his own project management consulting company and teaches Computer Science and Software Engineering at the University of Texas at Dallas and Southern Methodist University. He challenges everyone to volunteer by saying, “when you volunteer, you feel good. So, go be selfish and go volunteer to help someone. It’s a great feeling.”
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SAM WINSTEAD
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SAM WINSTEAD
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
The Sam Winstead Volunteer of the Year Award is presented every year to a volunteer at each branch of the Dallas YMCA who has demonstrated exceptional commitment to a program or has helped further the goals of the YMCA in his or her community.
BRANDON SMITH
CAMP GRADY SPRUCE
At 9 years old, I started as a camper at Camp Indian Cabin 8, eventually becoming a CIT and junior counselor. Camp was integral to my childhood, teaching valuable skills and fostering lifelong friendships. I continued involvement through alumni events and joined the board in 2020. Combining my passion for camp and advocacy for foster children, I partnered with Dallas CASA to send over 100 kids to camp. Witnessing the positive impact of camp on children’s lives drives my commitment to ensuring every child has access to similar experiences.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
JASON CRYER
COPPELL FAMILY YMCA
Jason has been a part of the YMCA for many years. Serving in multiple leadership roles as a staff person. In 2022, Jason began his role as a volunteer at the Coppell YMCA and became fully engaged in these efforts. He is the first to volunteer his support in leading and mentoring other volunteers. His passion for advocating for the Y extends to all, including staff, members, volunteers, and those who still need to learn what the Y does!
Jason’s dedication and enthusiasm are truly inspiring, motivating others to get involved and make a difference. His commitment to serving others and fostering a sense of belonging is evident in everything he does. The Coppell YMCA is fortunate to have such a dedicated and passionate volunteer as Jason, who embodies the spirit of community and service. Through his actions, he continues to enrich the lives of those around him and strengthen the bonds that unite us all.
FRED WHITFIELD
CROSS TIMBERS FAMILY YMCA
Fred has been serving on our Cross Timbers YMCA Board since 2022 and has been a key volunteer at our events like our Fall Carnival since 2016. He is hands-on and jumps in to make sure our events are successful, and our guests have fun. In 2023, Fred began and led our Community Engagement Committee, which focused on our Catalyst Initiatives for our YMCA.
Through his volunteer work, our YMCA was able to partner alongside him in collaborating with the Lewisville Independent School District, Huffines Auto Dealerships, Tarrant County Food Bank, and other organizations offering food distributions monthly to our local community. Fred has a heart for serving others, and this is demonstrated daily through his actions.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
VONTOBA TERRY
FRISCO FAMILY YMCA
Throughout the past 8 years, Vontoba has demonstrated consistently unwavering commitment to our community and the mission of the YMCA. Vontoba has gone above and beyond in his efforts, dedicating countless hours to various programs, initiatives, and our board of managers. Whether it is mentoring youth, organizing community events, serving as our vice board chair and incoming board chair, or coaching a youth sports team, he approaches each task with enthusiasm, professionalism, and a genuine desire to make a difference.
Vontoba embodies the values of integrity, compassion, and inclusivity. Best of all, Vontoba exemplifies the spirit of volunteerism and serves as an inspiration to others. His dedication, passion, and selflessness make him truly deserving of this award.
MELISSA STEGER
GRAND PRAIRIE FAMILY YMCA
Dr. Missy Steger exemplifies the YMCA’s mission through fundraising efforts despite it being outside her comfort zone. She serves as chair for the annual campaign, balancing this with her role as Chief Data and Information Systems Officer for a school district. Her dedication to youth programs and volunteerism makes a significant impact, earning praise from her husband and peers for her selflessness and commitment to helping others.
EMILY SPIVEY
J.E.R. CHILTON FAMILY YMCA AT ROCKWALL
Emily has been a dedicated swim meet administrator, volunteering over 150 hours in 2023. She learned to operate the Colorado timing system for a swim meet, spending 35+ hours ensuring its success. Emily goes beyond expectations, volunteering at meets even after her children finish. Her commitment and efforts benefit the program.
MAISON VASEK
LAKE HIGHLANDS FAMILY YMCA
Maison began volunteering at the YMCA through youth sports, later becoming a leader at White Rock Elementary. He has led Adventure Guides groups for 6 years, donating to YMCAs for 12 years. Maison serves on the board at Ronald McDonald House and is treasurer at Forerunner Mentoring in Lake Highlands.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
SANDY DELAUNAY
MCKINNEY FAMILY YMCA
From the day Sandy stepped onto the McKinney board, she started volunteering for every event. She thinks about how always to help others, right now focusing on Healthy Kids Day, our first big one since pre-Covid. She is constantly looking into ways for the McKinney board to help the community. One of her passions is Youth and Government. She has been to multiple district and state conferences to evaluate Legislative and Judicial, paying her own way. She even has her partner, George, join in on the fun. Sandy is so passionate about the program and how it benefits our Youth that she is working with current YG students and the Alliance of Elite Youth Leadership Organization to start a program in the lower-income area of McKinney. These are kids that will truly benefit from Youth and Government. The Chair of Community Engagement is perfect for her, inspiring every board member with her enthusiasm and dedication.
ANA TUMMINELLO
MOODY FAMILY YMCA
Mrs. Ana is always ready to help and offer her assistance, especially during crafts and physical therapy activities. She effortlessly connects with the children, forming genuine relationships and willingly immersing herself in their activities. As a former physical therapist, Mrs. Ana’s wealth of knowledge, expertise, and skills prove invaluable when supporting children who require extra attention in their physical development. Her dedication and passion for volunteering shine through, which is evident in her unwavering commitment to the busy, hands-on environment in the classroom.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
BOBBIE GILES
MOORLAND FAMILY YMCA AT OAK CLIFF
Bobbie is an active Moorland at Oak Cliff member who consistently demonstrates an unwavering commitment to making a difference through selfless service and dedication. She embodies the true spirit of volunteerism by tirelessly devoting her time, energy, and talents to various initiatives and causes. Whether organizing events or assisting with the annual campaign, Bobbie approaches each endeavor with enthusiasm, compassion, and a genuine desire to effect positive change. Her boundless passion for service and ability to lead by example set her apart. Bobbie’s infectious enthusiasm and unwavering dedication have left an indelible mark on our branch, fostering a spirit of collaboration, empathy, and inclusivity.
DR. JASMINE COLLIER
PARK SOUTH FAMILY YMCA
Dr. Jasmine is a dedicated servant leader at Park South Y, actively supporting initiatives such as the Annual Campaign pre-pandemic and facilitating food distribution during the pandemic. She holds various roles on the board and enhances board member engagement. Dr. Jasmine’s leadership is characterized by generosity, humility, and unwavering loyalty, strengthening Park South Y’s community standing.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
ARTHUR YOUNG
PLANO FAMILY YMCA
Arthur Young, retired Richardson Postmaster, advocates for credit unions and serves on various boards. He actively supports Plano Family YMCA, raising over $50,000 for community service. With a servant’s heart, he shows commitment to the YMCA and Plano community.
MARIANNE KELSEY
RICHARDSON FAMILY YMCA
Marianne has been a valuable member of Richardson Family YMCA since 2019. She initially joined for her son’s sports enrollment, later becoming involved in the community. Marianne contributed by leading the Community Impact Committee, forming partnerships, volunteering at events, and spearheading the Annual Campaign for the past 2 years. Her dedication and support have been instrumental in the success of Richardson YMCA’s initiatives.
RICHARD RAY
SEMONES FAMILY YMCA
Richard Ray, a dedicated volunteer at Semones Family YMCA, actively participates in various activities, including setting up events, fundraising, and portraying Santa Claus. His consistent presence and valuable contributions make him an essential part of the YMCA community, benefiting both the organization and its members.
SADAT RASHID
T. BOONE PICKENS FAMILY YMCA
Sadat Rashid is recognized as the 2023 Volunteer of the Year at the T. Boone Pickens YMCA for his leadership and dedication to volunteering. He played a key role in the 2024 Annual Campaign and embodies the YMCA’s core values. His commitment and enthusiasm have positively impacted the organization, motivated others, and created a culture of excellence. Sadat’s generosity and community spirit have transformed the lives of many families and children served by the YMCA.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
TIM WHITE
WAXAHACHIE FAMILY YMCA
It is our honor to recognize Tim White as the 2023 Waxahachie Family YMCA’s volunteer of the year. Tim is a dedicated coach who goes above and beyond for the teams he coaches and the players who are fortunate enough to call him “coach.” Tim has consistently volunteered to coach multiple teams across various sports within our YMCA for the past 3 years. He exemplifies the qualities we seek in all our coaches by modeling YMCA core values. Tim also serves his community as the Assistant Principal at Waxahachie Life School. His email tagline, “Respect All, Fear None,” is reminiscent of Batman’s ethos and is lived out by Tim’s drive to improve those around him.
CLAIRE HAILEY
WHITE ROCK FAMILY YMCA
Serving on the White Rock YMCA board for 6 years and being a YMCA member since 2010, Claire has shown unwavering dedication to our YMCA. Her hands-on approach is evident as she actively participates in our Annual Campaign and contributes to numerous events, including member appreciation days, trunk or treat, active older adult gatherings, member pool parties, and ballet recitals. Claire goes above and beyond in planning, organizing, and executing these events. Her involvement extends further, as she is integral to our board’s internal committee. Claire’s passion, leadership, and efforts truly exemplify the spirit of volunteerism.
SAM WINSTEAD VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR AWARD
VICKI YANEZ
YMCA SERVING THE IRVING COMMUNITY
Vicki is dedicated to the YMCA Serving the Irving Community’s Miracle League, supporting children and adults with disabilities in baseball. She volunteers as a friend, providing encouragement and serving as the announcer at games, positively impacting the lives of participants and families.
CHERYL CURRY
YMCA SERVING THE WEST DALLAS COMMUNITY
Cheryl has continued to work tirelessly within the West Dallas community to build partnerships, fundraise, and collaborate with businesses, allowing us to continue our community support to youth and families. Cheryl not only supports the programs with her contributions, but she is a committed campaigner and volunteer. She has served as campaign chair for two years, providing leadership and teamwork to ensure we reached our goals. Cheryl continues to give her time to support Y’s mission of giving back to the community.
YMCA YOUTH CHARACTER AWARDS
The YMCA Youth Character Award honors worthy young people who embody the four YMCA core values: honesty, respect, responsibility and caring. The award is to recognize those whose lives and achievements demonstrate an enduring commitment to qualities associated with good character.
JACKSON REITMAN
GRAND PRAIRIE FAMILY YMCA
Jackson is an outstanding young man who, like the mission of the YMCA, is about action! He visits the Grand Prairie Y regularly with his Grandma Nancy. On one of those trips, they noticed the food pantry was nearly empty. They ran to the grocery store and spent what money he had on hand, plus a little help from Grandma to fill it out. He then took on the task of finding odd jobs like washing cars to earn money. When he visits Grandma, they stop by the grocery store and spend almost weekly what they can to fill up the food pantry. No one really knows his reason for doing this, but it is a true blessing to our community. Jackson deserves recognition and praise for acting where he saw a need, as does his family for raising him to be this type of outstanding human. And it’s cool that he gets these quality moments with Grandma Nancy!
SADIE JOHNSON
FRISCO FAMILY YMCA
Sadie embodies the YMCA’s core values of respect, responsibility, honesty, and caring, consistently demonstrating her commitment to serving others. Whether coaching a pee wee sports team, leading a peer mentorship program, or organizing fundraisers for the Frisco Y, Sadie approaches every task with enthusiasm and a genuine desire to make a positive impact. Her integrity and moral character shine through in her actions, serving as a guiding light for her peers. Her commitment to service, integrity, and leadership makes her a standout candidate for the YMCA Youth Character Award. She inspires her peers and the entire community with her unwavering commitment to improving the world.
GISELLE MORENO
T. BOONE PICKENS FAMILY YMCA
Giselle’s unwavering dedication to the Youth and Government and Model United Nations teen programs are commendable. As the Youth Attorney General and Secretariat, she showcases exceptional leadership and a passion for academic excellence. Her ability to gracefully navigate complex issues with integrity sets her apart as a role model among her peers. Giselle’s commitment to public service and drive to create positive change in her community deserve recognition.
Giselle’s future shines brightly, with her determination and passion paving the way for impactful endeavors. Her embodiment of the YMCA’s core values makes her a perfect candidate for the Youth Character Award, as she continues to inspire others with her dedication to service and leadership.
YMCA YOUTH CHARACTER AWARDS
PRESTON LEE
T. BOONE PICKENS FAMILY YMCA
Preston’s commitment to Youth and Government is genuinely inspiring. His passion and determination have made a significant impact on the program and motivated others to strive for excellence. As a nominee forYouth Governor, Preston exemplifies strong leadership qualities and a genuine desire to make a positive difference in the community. His enthusiasm and hard work are invaluable assets contributing to the program’s continued success and growth. Preston’s dedication is a shining example for all participants, highlighting the power of perseverance and the importance of actively engaging in civic responsibilities. We are fortunate to have such a dedicated and driven individual as Preston among us, leading by example and embodying the spirit of service and leadership.
JACOB SHILSON
FRISCO FAMILY YMCA
Jacob is distinguished among his peers for his steadfast dedication to serving others and positively impacting our community. His exceptional integrity, compassion, and commitment shine through all his endeavors. Jacob’s standout quality is his ability to lead with respect and responsibility, inspiring his peers. Going the extra mile to make a difference, Jacob motivates others to follow suit.
Jacob embodies the core values of the YMCA, such as honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility, in his interactions and personal conduct both within and outside the Y. I have personally observed Jacob’s noteworthy influence on the community, and I take pride in the remarkable young man he has become, contributing in numerous ways to the Y, supporting his peers, and fostering a stronger community.
YMCA YOUTH CHARACTER AWARDS
BALAKRISHNA RAVULAPALLI
PARK SOUTH FAMILY YMCA
Bala’s dedication to his role in Model United Nations is truly admirable. As he continues to excel in his position within the Secretariat, his commitment to helping and uplifting those around him shines through. His positive impact on his team and the YMCA staff is evident, and it is truly inspiring to see how he has grown into a remarkable young man. His leadership, kindness, and hard work serve as an example to others, and it is a joy to witness his journey toward even greater achievements in the future. His journey from a dedicated individual to an exceptional young man is truly inspiring, reflecting his character and potential. Bala’s future looks bright, and his positive influence on those around him will undoubtedly endure.
THANK YOU!
YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every child and teen
6,911 KIDS IN AFTERSCHOOL AT 88 LOCATIONS
45,992 PARTICIPANTS IN CAMP & OUTDOOR EDUCATION
6,994 PARTICIPATED IN TEEN PROGRAMS
HEALTHY LIVING
Improving the nation’s health & well-being
76,639 ENJOYED SWIM, SPORTS & PLAY
2,784 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAMS
3,488 DADS & KIDS BONDED WITH FAMILY TIME IN ADVENTURE GUIDES
YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Giving back and providing support to our neighbors
$161.2K AWARDED IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
5,834 LEARNED WATER SAFETY IN SAFETY AROUND WATER
PHILANTHROPY
Our collective support for the community we serve
$4.35 MILLION PLEDGED IN THE 2022 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
8,830 VOLUNTEERS
229,346 VOLUNTEER HOURS
55,764 SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN
THROUGH FINANCIAL AID
SUPPORTING OUR COMMUNITY CATALYST INITIATIVE
227,495 PEOPLE SERVED
477 TONS OF PRODUCE 953,895 POUNDS
159,091 MEALS PROVIDED
185 BLOOD DRIVES
5,172 UNITS OF BLOOD
31,157 PEOPLE RECEIVING HOUSEHOLD ESSENTIALS
365,128 POUNDS OF CLOTHING DONATED
10,050 BOOKS DONATED
1,554 PEOPLE RECEIVED HOMELESS SERVICES
