YMCA of NWNC 2022 Annual Report

YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA

ANNUAL

REPORT 2022

CELEBRATING OUR NEW PARTNERSHIP FOR THE FUTURE

AT THE Y, WE MAKE A DIFFERENCE BY FOCUSING ON THREE KEY AREAS: YOUTH DEVELOPMENT, HEALTHY LIVING AND SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY. WE WORK TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITIES BY INVESTING IN OUR KIDS, OUR HEALTH AND OUR NEIGHBORS. IN 2022, THROUGH ANNUAL IMPACT FUND SUPPORT AND GRANTS, OUR Y PROVIDED OVER $3.2 MILLION IN CHARITABLE ASSISTANCE, SCHOLARSHIPS, SUBSIDIZED AND FREE PROGRAMS TO MEMBERS AND PROGRAM PARTICIPANTS.

ANNUAL REPORT TABLE OF CONTENTS

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Community Impact

Page 4

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Letter from Darryl and Wesley

Page 5

3

Financial Overview

Page 6

4

Heritage Club

Page 7

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Youth Leadership Award

Page 8

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The Strong Awards

Page 9

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Red Triangle Award winner

Page 10

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Chairman’s Round Table and Major Donors

Page 11

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Golf Tournament Sponsors

Page 14

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Mistletoe Run Sponsors

Page 14

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Association Board of Directors

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VOLUNTEERS ARE THE HEART OF OUR Y During 2022, 3,083 volunteers provided 53,432 hours of service throughout our Association as board members, storytellers, coaches, and program volunteers.

Dear Friends

Our Community Impact

BY THE NUMBERS $1,534,054 1,568 Number of

campers experienced adventure and the great outdoors during overnight camp at YMCA Camp Hanes, while another 830 campers attended day camp.

Nearly 55,000 meals were served to 2,720 young people in our Summer Day Camps.

$900,000

797

1,584

children participated in our fun and enriching Before and After School Academies in the 2021-2022 school year.

youth in the Latino Achievers, Black Achievers, Youth & Government, and Youth Achievers programs learned about the tools needed for success in higher education and career opportunities in the 2021-2022 school year.

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86%

270

middle and high school students were provided with a safe space to go outside of school hours through the newly launched Reaching Our Potential teen membership program.

We spent

on new equipment for our members, potential members and guests.

in financial scholarships were given for memberships and programs.

220

students from Title-I schools participated in our free Summer Learning Academies.

of YMCA Literacy participants improved their English language, job, and interpersonal skills in 2022.

50

blood drives were hosted across the Association and 1,125 pints of blood were collected, saving 3,375 lives.

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Over the last 135 years, the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina has grown from a single branch in downtown Winston-Salem to 16 branches serving seven counties. Through the years, our Association has remained resilient despite the ever-evolving world to become the institution relied upon by our community for our dedication to serving all. This proved to be a year of transition, as our Y had several long-tenured staff members begin service in a new role and many others joining the Y staff family for the first time.

After navigating through the last few years, we are in a place of financial stability. Our membership continues to grow, which strengthens our financial position but more importantly gives us the ability to impact many more lives. Our Annual Impact Fund achieved its fundraising goal for the first time in three years, allowing us to ensure access to programs that improve the health and well-being of over 160,000 across our communities.

Our board development and engagement efforts were prioritized in 2022. Our initiatives to build our boards and bolster diversity are working. We are increasing our community engagement with our boards and ensuring that they reflect the areas they represent.

The Y has earned a reputation as a problem-solver for community issues. We are addressing challenges facing our youth through Transforming Teens, various Boys and Young Men of Color (BYMOC) initiatives, and the provision of childcare for before and after school, summer, and out of school days. Mentors and our chaplains help undergird our work in reaching kids and showing them how we care. Our efforts are building confidence and connection for our youth, while helping their parents know that their children are in a safe environment.

We are also expanding and redefining the Y through our capital planning. Our commitment to East Winston is demonstrated through ongoing efforts to transform the Winston Lake Family YMCA into the REACH Center.

Our capital fundraising for that project has topped $4.5M this year, allowing us to plan for the beginning of construction in early 2024. The Yadkin Family YMCA capital campaign is in its closing stages, and will allow this branch to expand to meet the evolving needs in our community there. A functional training center and group exercise studio are the latest additions to our Kernersville Family YMCA, elevating our approach to fitness in that location. Each of these projects enhances our level of service to our communities, and we are excited about the possibilities ahead.

As we begin to make history for the next 100 years, we are energized by a fresh optimism and a vision for how we can transform our communities. We know that the needs are great, but we also trust that our capacity to meet those needs is up to the challenge. We are here to make sure that all reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and body, and we will not stop until that transformation is complete! Thank you for partnering with us as change agents in our community! We appreciate all that you do for the YMCA! In Spirit, Mind, and Body,

Wesley Davis Chief Volunteer Officer

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Darryl Head President and Chief Executive Officer

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Helping the Y Build a Better Us

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

THE HERITAGE CLUB

Public Support and Revenue Total Public Support and Revenue $22,105,000

15%

1%

56%

26%

2%

Contributions and Grants

United Way

Membership*

Program Fees*

Other

Giving a legacy gift to the Y will make a difference forever. The Heritage Club is the vehicle through which members can support the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina and its branches through their planned/legacy giving.

Contributions and Grants $4,239,000 United Way $245,000 Membership* $15,796,000 Program Fees* $7,286,000 Other $415,000

*Net of direct Financial Scholarships of $1.5M for 2022

Operating Expenses

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2%

3%

Other

6%

Capital, Maintenance & Operating Reserves

1%

Capital Debt Retirement

1%

National / World Service / Awards

2%

Marketing

10%

Supplies & Equipment

15%

Occupancy

Personnel

60%

Vehicles & Transportation

Total Operating Expenses $23,778,000

Personnel $17,034,000 Occupancy $4,190,000 Supplies & Equipment $2,695,000 Marketing $426,000 Vehicles & Transportation $359,000 National/World Service/ Awards $390,000 Capital Dept Retirement $1,702,000 Capital, Maintenance & Operating Reserves $733,000 Other $743,000

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Anna Brown Trust Joel and Mindi Alexandra Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Allen, Jr. Bob and Stephany Alphin Arnold and Ruth Aspden Ed and Susan Barron Joan Marie Belnap Sami Bills Blake Blakley Milton and Cindy Bland C.P. Booker Bruce and Kathy Boyer Bill and Betty Lou Brackney Susie Braswell Roy E. Brewer Hal and Pat Brown Clark and Macie Brown Richard and Sylvia Budd Bill and Cynthia Campbell Jennifer B. Chacon Michael and Gwenn Clements Bill and Becky Clingman Tom and Maggie Clingman Chris and Thomas Comer Estate of Paul O. Conrad Sara Cooley Brian T. Cormier John and Tammy Coulter Richard and Anissa Daniels John and Terrie Davis Patti Davis Wayne and Judith Duncan Noel L. “Skip” Dunn

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Whit and Doris East Val and Elizabeth Elliott Jon B. Engel Sherri and David Fain Tres and Dawn Fordham Susan Foushee Wayne H. Foushee Sam and Deanna Franklin Laura Fuller Sandie Grant Jamie and Shirley Grant Estate of Howard Gray Rupert T. Hall Tim and Carla Hall Ann and Borden Hanes Coral Harris Curt and Melody Hazelbaker Curt and Pat Hege Joe and Sharon Helsabeck Susan and Douglas Henderson Joe and Lisa Hennigan David and Natalie Hinton Morris Hole Walter and Edie Holland Sam and Pam Hooker Craig and Betsy Hoyt Gay Nell Hutchens William Hutchins and Kathy Dunn J. Berkley Ingram, Jr. Jerry and Patti Jones Norm and Pat Joyner

Bob and Tina Kahle Keith and Cheryl Kiser Chuck and Sue Kraft Mitch and Sherry Lee Angie Loflin Tom and Kim Looby William and Brenda Maready Dana Marske Keith and Pam Mason Spencer E. McCall, Jr. Tom and Laurie McDaniel Mike McDonald Dennis and Kathy McNeil Carl J. Miller Larry and Amy Mull Bob Nolan and Pete Gray Albert Oettinger and Sophia Rothberger Estate of June Elizabeth Royle Sam and Jane Ogburn Harry and Sue Padgett Bill and Carolyn Park Wrennie and Elizabeth Pitt David and Nancy Plyler Michael and Evelyn Pollak Robert and Betty Quick Harry and Willie Reavis Teri and Henry Russ Bob Simms Doug Spainhour and Dianna Hoffman State Farm Insurance

Ida Ruth Staplefoote John and Cindy Stewart Judy Sweger John Taylor W. McNair and Debi Tornow Fred and Rena Trivette Jim and Mary Turner Robert and Jillian Van Camp Rip and Julie Van Camp Missy Wagoner Randy and Terri Welfare Claudette Weston Will and Currin White William G. White, Jr. Benjamin C. Wilson Sr. Don and Sarah Wood Linda Wood Wayne York Joe Zammit

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Youth Leadership Award

YMCA of Northwest North Carolina

CARVER HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT DELEGATION

STRONG AWARDS

Democracy, by definition, is a form of government in which the people have the authority to deliberate and decide legislation and elect representation. While the premise of democracy is to lift the voices of all United States citizens, there are populations who have been historically oppressed, overlooked and underrepresented.

YMCA Youth and Government (YAG) is a civic program that prepares high school students for moral and political leadership by giving them the opportunity to learn about and experience government policies firsthand. Historically however, this program has not been accessible to all students–to all voices.

At this year’s 31st annual YAG conference, where the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina (NWNC) was represented by 152 delegates from high schools across our community, only 22% of those in attendance were students of color.

ALEXANDER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA I Jason Durmire DAVIE FAMILY YMCA I Lexie Lednum JERRY LONG FAMILY YMCA I John and Susan Royster

Through the utilization of a grant from United Way, partnerships with organizations like Dress for Success, and a dedicated team of individuals, the YMCA of NWNC was able to remove the cost and preparation barriers associated with YAG to establish a new delegation at Carver High School.

KERNERSVILLE FAMILY YMCA I Felipe Alverez, Jr.

The delegation was led by Carver High School teacher and former Winston Lake Family YMCA and Mount Tabor High School delegate, Dominique Hill. Under Hill’s direction, students learned the specifics of legislative and judicial framework, parliamentary procedure and constitutional law.

STATESVILLE FAMILY YMCA I Michael Spencer

Following months of hard work and preparation, Carver’s first YAG delegation arrived at the four day conference in Raleigh. It was there that they demonstrated their knowledge, skills, growth and their greatest strengths–vulnerability and resilience. In addition to being the newest delegation with no prior conference experience, they were one of three delegations consisting predominantly of people of color.

WILKES FAMILY YMCA I David Doyle

While they recognized their differences from other delegations, they allowed themselves to be vulnerable and made their presence known by participating in events, engaging in discussions and consistently putting their best foot forward.

Though their proposed bill on a four-day school week did not make it to the Governor’s Cabinet, their willingness to be outside their comfort zone and immerse themselves into the true spirit of democracy was an accomplishment.

Additionally, their attendance and engagement was noticed by hundreds of other delegates, advisors and community leaders, warranting valuable conversations on how we–the Y and other community-based organizations–involve and empower more students of color to have a voice in our democracy.

ROBINHOOD ROAD FAMILY YMCA I Jack Fleer

STOKES FAMILY YMCA I Charles “Mike” Orr

WILLIAM G. WHITE, JR. FAMILY YMCA I Linda Shieh WINSTON LAKE FAMILY YMCA I Geraldine Scales YADKIN FAMILY YMCA I Kayla Matthews & Peyton Jones YMCA CAMP HANES I Susan Frye YMCA YOUTH DEVELOPMENT I Jean Trowbridge

During the conference’s closing session, Carver High School was named the recipient of the Model Delegation award.

Being outsiders in every way, these students were elected by their peers as exemplifying the Y’s core values and as deserving of the highest accolade awarded to any participating delegation. They were seen, heard and overcame– becoming agents of change.

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Red Triangle Award Winner

Annual Impact Fund

RICHARD “RICK” LOUIS FRENCH

CHAIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE AND MAJOR DONORS

Alexander County Family YMCA

For more than two decades, Richard “Rick” French supported the mission and vision of the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina through his quiet and influential involvement at the Alexander County Family YMCA. Rick wasn’t simply a board member, he was a visionary that left an impact on everything he got involved with. He led the branch relocation efforts, supported annual and capital fundraising efforts, organized races, advocated for the Y across the community, and had the uncanny ability to connect with others that positioned the Y and its programs for success across the entire community. We are honored to induct Rick French, posthumously, into the Red Triangle Society, as he lost a courageous battle with cancer on December 24, 2022.

“Without a doubt, Rick understood the importance of the Y to the community and exemplified its mission of helping all people reach their God-given potential,” said Alexander County Family YMCA Executive Director Christy Harrington. “He encouraged and motivated everyone he encountered to strive for their very best, including me. He was a true mentor to me personally and professionally sharing his love of running, the Y, our community and God.” Serving as a county manager in Alexander County for nearly 24 years, he combined his passion for local government and the Y by implementing a strong and ongoing partnership between the Y and Alexander County. Through his efforts county employees received access to the Y at a discounted rate while the county provided monthly support and operational services like mowing, trash pickup and maintenance contracts to the branch.

Rick also helped with fundraising efforts by speaking with potential donors, researching grants and providing personal donations. While serving on the Alexander County Family YMCA board for over 13 years and during his 10 years as board chair, he was always available to brainstorm and discuss board development tactics as well as board member recruitment.

Being an avid runner and an experienced race director, Rick participated in many Y race events. Leading up to a race he would promote the event to secure runners’ attendance and recruit volunteers to ensure it was an efficient and positive experience for all involved. On race day, he would keep time and assist wherever there was a need.

Over the years, he supported the growth of the Y, helping meet community needs with the addition of an outdoor track and soccer field. Following a flood that ruined the Y’s track in 2020, he aided in its repair by providing a workforce and other resources to ensure the track was repaired and safe for the community to enjoy. Additionally, he was involved in numerous conversations strategizing partnerships and funding opportunities that could result in the construction of a pool at the Y. *awarded posthumously 010

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GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY $100,000+ Mr. Woody Clinard 1888 SOCIETY $25,000+ Christopher and Diane Pedersen Coca-Cola Bottling Co Iredell-Statesville School System Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist PATTERSON AVENUE SOCIETY $10,000+ Anverse Bell, Davis and Pitt, PA Ed and Dorothy Carter Beverly B. Cook Davie Community Foundation Food Lion I.L. Long Construction Company Inc. IFB Solutions Kulynych Family Foundation II, Inc. Jean Messick Ms. Cathie Mulgrew Carl and Brenda Page Chris and Heather Parker Precor USA Oz and Valerie Prim Primerica Foundation Rescue House Church Reynolds American Max Smith and Wendy Parker John E. Stewart Bill and Cynthia Tessien Tivity Health Fred and Rena Trivette Vienna Village Assisted Living Scott and Nikki Vogler WMC Foundation CAUSE CHAMPIONS $5,000+ Reid and Lisa Ashe Ms. Helen R. Bean Tim and Kim Brittain Capella Church of Christ Carolina Climbers Coalition Carolina West Wireless

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William and Marietta Carroll Collide Church Bob Compton Cook Medical Shana Crabtree James and Angela Crawford Daimler Dairi-O LLC Jon and Bonnie Daly Rob and Pam Gill Greater Charlotte Automobilie Dealers Inc. Vaughn and Frances Hayes Herbalife Walter and Edie Holland Ms. Gay Nell Hutchens JDL Castle Corporation Ms. Porsche N. Jones King Outreach Ministry Bailey and Julie Koch Lawrence E. Pope Foundation Ms. Amy L. Leander Maple Chase Golf & Country Club Margaret C. Woodson Foundation Matrix Fitness Systems Mebane Charitable Foundation, Inc Daniel and Laura Miller New Church Pepsico Pfefferkorn Foundation, Inc. Porsche Owners Association Publix Super Markets, Inc. Reynolda Church Brad and Donna Rodgers Rotary Club of Kernersville John and Susan Royster Tom and Kathy Rucker Salem Smiles Orthodontics Wade and Sarah Sanders Jim and Luci Smoak Sylvester & Cockrum, Inc. Technical Services Company The Budd Group Times Oil Corporation Trans Machine Technologies Truist David and Katie Twomley United Auto Workers Local 3520

US Foodservice Steve and Sheila Virgil Ben and Borgia Walker Walmart #3626 William and Karen Watts Aaron and Cynthia Williams Keith and Linda Wood Yadkin Parks and Recreation DIFFERENCE MAKERS $2,500+ Allegacy Federal Credit Union Paul Anderson AVGOL Nonwoven Industries, Inc Drs. Leonard A. and Ila Baugham Joan Marie Belnap Donald E. Bowen Randy and Cynthia Cain Jim and Joann Caudill Thomas and Anne Caudle Chick-fil-A at Statesville FSU Larry and Susan Christenbury Jimmie and Sandie Cline William C. Cockerham Jr. Greg and Carrie Collins Scott and Deejie Culbertson Dr Tyler and Rachel Davis Mark and Susan Doughton Jason and Melanie Edsall Sarah and Kenneth Fearn Cam Finley Foothills Brewing Frontier Natural Gas Co Paul Fulton Gastroenterology Associates of the Piedmont Adam and Becky Ginn Googe Financial Services Great Clips Robert and Donna Guldin Tim and Susan Gupton Darryl and Karin Head Shannon and Don Heck Brian and Tina Heelan Heritage Hardwood Floors Hibco Plastics, Inc Hispanic and Intergrated Basketball League Jim and Ashby Hopkins Nancy A. Johnson Karin Head Team | eXp Realty

Kernersville Civitan Club Brad and Michelle Klosterman Kona Ice of Kernersville Les Mills US Little Italy Virginius Lougee, III M & A Motors, Inc. Ed Marion Ms. Dana Marske Jon and Kimberly Marzano Marzano Asset Management Thomas and Suzette McLain Phil and Tracy Mohr Mr. Patric Morillo Melanie Myers North Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church Stephen and Paula Northrup Mark and Pam Oliver Outwest Steak House & Saddleroom John and Beth Parks Peace Haven Baptist Church Piedmont Federal Savings Bank Promedical PVH Corporation Richard V. Averill Foundation Jack and Chris Ritchie Rotary Club of Clemmons Rotary Club of North Wilkesboro Rotary Club of Statesville Sandy and Karen Rudolph Lesha Sabio Sara Smith Self Foundation Dan and Linda Sayers Sharpe Co Sherwin Williams Selester and Freda Stewart Larry and Diane Stone William Tatum Ryan and Terri Terlecki The Murray Maids, LLC VF / Kontoor Brands Inc. Randy and Terri Welfare Trevor and Caroline Whitson Wilkes Communications Rebecca Wilson Don and Sarah Wood Zach and Melody Wright Zirrus

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CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE $1,000+ 6th & Main A+ Ready Restrooms & Septic, Inc Linda M Absher Charles and Diane Absher Ricky and Sharon Adkins Agape Faith Church Sanjay and Sujata Aher Alexander Railroad Co. American Red Cross AmeriClean Supply, Inc. Appalachian Paint & Stain Bryan Noblett Jim and Nellie Archibald Jane Arens Jim and Tobie Arnold Jill and Steve Atherton Augsburg Lutheran Church Aware Physical Therapy J. R. Barber Harvey Barlow Barnette Heating and Air Conditioning, Inc Hubert and Marcia Barney Bob and Jenny Bates Lisa Beard Mr. Andrew Benfield, Jr. Keith and Aileen Bentley Steve and Kim Berlin Bermuda Run Country Club Meredith Berry John and Sami Bills Karen and Willis Blackwelder Blake Blakley Blakley Landscaping Services Curtis Bland Ms. Leslie J. Blixt Blue Moon Benefits Group Bobo’s Deli and Grill Mr. Harry Boone Chris and Mauri Booth Bruce and Kathy Boyer Ms. Tori Boysen Charles and Emily Branch Bettie Braswell Farrah Brinegar Tyrone and Arden Browder Mr. Chad Brown Thad and Kathryn Brown Anna H. Brown David and Lynn Brown Thom and Janice Brown Joel and Shannon Bruggen Brushy Mountain Powersports Brushy Mountain Smokehouse and Creamery Dan and Pat Bumgarner Mr. Adam Cardwell Todd and Sally Carlton Carmine’s Import Service Ms. Barbara R. Carter Keith and Donna Carter Ercel and Stacey Carter Jim and Jane Cartner Mike and Nikki Case Caudill’s Commercial Electric Co., Inc. Centenary United Methodist Church Center Grove Baptist Church

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Ody and Irene Chamis Neal and Sharon Cheek Frank and Beth Chen Chick-Fil-A Christian Black Belt Academy Chris Chunn John and Shannon Clarkin Jay and Stephanie Clement Michael and Gwenn Clements Clemmons United Methodist Church Dan and Anne Clowers Bailey and Bonnie Cobbs Brent Coffey Buddy and Rene’ Collins Ida Maude Collins Mike and Janice Combest John and Debbie Combs Chris and Thomas Comer Gary and Monica Cook Amy Cook Philip Cooper Corinth Holders HS Band Brian T. Cormier Michelle Cottingham Harvey Covell Jeff and Barb Creep Andy Cromer John and Ammanda Crouch Kent and Bonnie Crouch Ed and Ramona Curtis Custom Advertising Cutting Edge Lawn & Landscape Daggett Shuler Law Firm Josh and Steele Dailey Bob and Patty Dalton Richard and Anissa Daniels John Darby Gina and Justin Daugherty Davie Dermatology, PA DavieLife Magazine Wesley and Marina Davis Chester and Susie Davis Daxko Jen deRidder Mark and Amy Devereaux Dick Kelly Truck Sales Bill and Donna DiIanni Don Juan’s Mexican Restaurant Charles and Sherry Dort Douthit Funeral Services David and Brenda Doyle Rosie and Charles Drum Megan Mason Art and Ellen Duncan Jason Durmire Jeanna Durrell Tim and Meredith Ebert John and Carmina Eder Derek and Robin Edwards David and Crystal Edwards Dr. and Mrs. Joel L. Edwards Glenn and Natalie Eller Amy and Templeton Elliott Margaret P. Elliott and Ann Shoffner Ned and Lia Erickson Dwight Evans Express Oil Change and Service Center Roy and Betty Fansler

Dr. Eboni Ellis Farabee Don and Brenda Farris Kim and Claud C. Faw III Bob and Joanne Federchuck Ms. Elizabeth L Fenwick Debbie Ferguson Robert and Dianne Ferrarin Harry and Nancy Fitzgerald Fleet Feet Don and Robbin Flow FNB Steve and Sandra Forrest Forsyth County IDD Advisory Grant Forsyth County Sheriff Office Forsyth Pediatrics KV, OR, WT, UC, SF Jon and Lisa Fox Jim and Susan Fradenburg John Teggart and Brittney Fray Mr. Jeff Freeman Robbie and Jennifer Fulford Ms. Laura Fuller Fuller Welding and Fabricators Ted and Joan Fyock G & B Energy John and Lori Gaillard Sheila Garcia Susie Gates Young Insurance Group Genie Group, Inc Roland Gentry Bob and Lisa Gfeller Tony and Marsha Gill Brenda and William Glad Paul Goodrum Barry and Anna Gordon Carolyn Graham Grass America, Inc. Bo and Karen Gray Great Clips Ms. Sallie Greenfield Tim and Jessy Gribble Tom and Susan Grote Ms. Linda Gutierrez Elizabeth Medlin Hale Robert and Kathy Hall Tim and Carla Hall Avery and Kristi Hall Christy and Josh Harrington Katherine Harris Luke and Lori Harris Hartgrove Lawn Care Marc and Carla Hauser Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home Patti R. Head Pat and Joan Healy W. Edward Hege, III Will and Leslie Hege Hege Financial Group Michael and Rebecca Henderson Eddie and Dawn Hernandez Mr. Connor Higgins Joe and Iris Hilton Mr. Robin Hinshaw David and Natalie Hinton Hip Chics Boutique Hogg’s Ceramic Tile Holiday Inn Express- Wilkesboro Danny and Jennifer Holman Mr. Ralph H. Holthouser

TC and Jacquie Homesley Honeyed Salon Sam and Pam Hooker Jerry and Melisse Hopping Bill and Kristen Horne Josh Howard Rob and Elizabeth Howerton Paul and Susan Hubbard Dudley Humphrey Dudley Humphrey Ms. Dori Hunt Chip and Minda Hunter Mark and Amanda Hurley Sonya Hurt William Hutchins and Kathy Dunn Indera Mills, Inc. Infinity Care LLC Lucas and Teresa Inman Mayor Mike Inscore Interflex Group Inc Ireland Insurance Agency Mishi Jackson Ali and Parvin Jarrahi Mike and Liz Jenkins Mike and Anna Jenkins Jericho Church of Christ John Davenport Engineering, Inc Bob and Laura Johnson Mr. Paul Johnson Larry Johnson Amelia Johnson Daniel and Sarah Johnson Mr. Bill Johnson Laurel Jones Jared and Ashley Jones Robert Jones Susan Joy Holly and Casey Joyner Jules and Associates, Inc. Bill and Lottie Kay Tim and Carla Keenan Jeffrey and Sherry Jean Kelly Kernersville Pharmacy Kewaunee Scientific Corporation Mark and Joy Key James N. Kimball and Sally K. Morrissey King Lions Club Mr. and Mrs. Philip G. Kinken, Jr. Jennifer Kirby Kiwanis Club of Kernersville Gary and Jill Knight Ashley Kohlrus Chuck and Sue Kraft Brett and Kyrie Krenz Krispy Kreme Doughnuts Jason and Hen Lagesse Arnold and Becky Lakey George and Margie Lamb Celina and Christopher Lamb David and Sandra Landry LaVida Massage of Clemmons Gary and Linda Lavinder Ms. Martha M. Lawrence Jim and Lynn Lawton Leatherwood Rental INC Ian Lee and Lindsey Metcalf Casey LeFever Ms. Angelica Leonides Leslie Lewis Lindsay & Gardner, CPAs, LLP

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Jimmy and Katie Lippard William and Ellen Lipscomb Jordan C. Lloyd Rob and Candy Lockwood Diane Long Long Insurance Services William and Lindsay Loveless Lena Lovette Jim and Ann Lowe Jay Luke Annette Lynch Jeff and Layla Manning Doug and Sherri Mansfield Market Basket Inc Art and Betty Marzano Kent Masich Kevin Masten Angela W. Maxie Mike and Mary McCandless Bill and Joanette McClain Ms. Marilyn McClamrock David and Kim McClure Tom and Laurie McDaniel McDonalds Luke and Linda McGalliard James and Sharon McGrath Wade and Vicky McInnis Adam and Tiffany McIver Mike and Janet McLain Tony and Sandra McLain J.L. McMillan Kathy McNeil Mike and Donna McNeil McNeill Nissan Mechanical Technologies and Solutions, LLC Meg Brown Home Furnishings Steve and Jean Melton Ms. Carla Menichiello Deborah and Michael Metcalf Metcalf Family Dentistry Bob and Aundrea Michielutte Joe and Cece Middleton Charles Miller Mr. Paul Mistor Mitchell’s Nursery & Greenhouse, Inc Modern Systems, Inc. Robert and Julie Money Cindy Moore Robert and Doris Moore Joel and Linda Morgan Wayne and Patricia Morgan Jonah and Kathy Motsinger Steven and Joyce Mou David and Portia Mount Evelyn Moxley Mt. Carmel Friends Church Paul and Darla Mullican Sean and Kristen Murphy Brandon and Robin Myers John and Linda Myers Robert and Peggy Neal New Horizons Home Care and Adult Day Services Bryce and Jonsi Newman Tip Nicholson and Nancy Davis Jeff Nicholson North Point Chrysler Jeep Dodge Novant Health Forsyth Pediatrics at Westgate

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Jim Ogburn Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ogburn, Sr. Christopher and Jane Oldham Jim and Laura Olson Optimal Health Chiropractic Charles Orr Dave and Vivian Orrell Paragon Films For Christ Karen Parke Parlier Plumbing and Heating, LLC Parrish Tire Company Bill and Joyce Partin Jenna Patton Chris and Maureen Payne Mr. Joe Peele Marty Pennell Stacy and Matthew Petronzio PF Plumbing Jim and Elaine Pfefferkorn Bill and Julia Phipps Mr. Dick Polen Earnest and Lorraine Pope Mike and Bonnie Poston Dr. Alex Powers Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic, Inc. Jonathon and Emilee Prebor Pressure Dog Pressure Washing Doug and Leila Punger Bryan and Anna Pyke Michael Raines Margaret Ramirez Randy Marion Chrysler Dodge and Jeep Sonny and Page Rankin Bill and Beverly Ratcliff Allen and Christina Reins Reynolds American Inc Charity Trust Account Raymond and Mary Jane Rich Robin and Jane Richards Marlana Riley Rimak Homes River Oaks Community Church RiverStreet Communications Leon and Janet Robbins Robinhood Partners LLC Jim & Joy Rochester Ron and Kathleen Roseman Rotary Club of King Rotary Club of Taylorsville Rotary Club of Yadkin Charlie and Courtney Rowe Martha Rowe The Johnny Royall Team Mr. Alex Rucker Penny Rue Jesus Ruiz Teri and Henry Russ Steven Ryder Hernan and Lesha Sabio Salem Gymnastics Sports Center Salem Kitchen Bert and Beth Sanders Peter and Barbara Schneider Ed and Debra Scott John and Kelly Sealey George and Gwen Shafer Shallowford Foundation David and Jessica Sheedy Diane and Jeff Shenberger Mike Shepard

Kris Shepherd Matt and Byrdena Shepherd Mike and Rhona Sherrill Linda Shieh Scott and Tereia Shirley Ms. Pam Short Darle and Mary Lou Shouse Patrick and Chrissi Shugart Stanley A. Shuman Winston Salem Silver Sneakers/ Active Older Adults Linda Sink Karen Sisel Joey and Kristen Skelton Beverly Smith Glenn and Kathie Smith James Smith Southeastern Title Agency, Inc. Spangler, Lambert and Lipp Pediatric Dentistry Paul and Kathryn Spanos Scott Spillman David Spross St Johns Lutheran Church Dick and Jeannie St. Clair William P. Steed Bill and Sandy Steele Steve and Elizabeth Stephens Gary and Lee Anne Stiffler Stillwaters Salon & Day Spa John and Stephanie Stinson Stokes Tire and Automotive Ms. Barbara Stradley Stratford Rotary Club of WS S. Pat Stuart Hunter Stuckey Drs. William and Stephanie Sturgill Kathy Stutzman Ray H. Stutzman Subway of Clemmons Mike and Rosemary Suess Ms. Mitsuko Sugimoto Bob and Susan Sullivan Bill Summers Sunshine Beverages Sally and Ben Sutton Sutton Brothers Heating Cooling Plumbing Patrick and Cynthia Sweeney Taylorsville Savings Bank Terry R. Watts, Inc. The Emerson- Loveless Group at Morgan Stanley The Sterling Group Chris and Suellen Thompson Mr. Maurice Thompson LeAnn and Dexter Tinnin Skip and Jo Tinsley Tip Top Roofing TKS Electrical Contractors Inc Linda Totten Town of Yadkinville “B” and Martha Townes Thatch and Julie Townsend Trailers of the East Coast, Inc. Trinity United Methodist Church Kay Triplett True/Octane Fitness Ms. Mary Tucker Ret and Diane Turner

Alex and Elliott Turner Donna Tuttle Twin City Sprinkler Co. Inc. Harry and Nancy Underwood Union Baptist Church United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church United Way of Greater High Point US Duct Work Robert and Jillian Van Camp Veritiv Corporation Keith and Salem Vest Barry and Janet Wald Gladys W. Walker Gary and Julia Walker Walmart #1096 Walmart of Elkin Joshua and Lori Waltonen Jay and Kimberly Ward William and Corinne Ward William and Reba Warren Heather and Ray Warren Win and Meredith Welch Meredith Werner & David Dinkins Patrick Whitbred Will and Currin White Michael and Melinda Spencer Susan Whittington Jim and Minnie Wilcox Wilcox Marketing, Inc Wilkes Pediatric Clinic Wilkesboro Presbyterian Chapel Willardson Law Firm Kevin and Aimee Williams Kent and Sharon Wilmoth Johann Wilson Ray Wilson Windsor Jewelers Tripp and Stacie Winslow Lorin and Karen Wood Keith Wood Danyelle Woodard Yadkin Physical Therapy Yadkin Vision Center, O.D., PLLC Carl and Frances Yale Craig and Sarah Yarbrough Karl and Sallie Yena Gary York Benjamin Zachary

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39th Annual Mistletoe Run 2022

26th Annual Golf Tournament 2022

YMCA MISTLETOE RUN SPONSORS

YMCA GOLF TOURNAMENT SPONSORS

PRESENTING SPONSOR

TITLE SPONSOR

PLATINUM SPONSORS

CHAMPION SPONSORS

Chief Volunteer Officer, Board Chair: J. Wesley Davis Vice Chair: Hernan Sabio Treasurer: Skip Brown Secretary: Ashley Kohlrus

MAJOR SPONSORS

MEMBERS

Bell Davis Pitt

Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist

GOLD SPONSORS Publix

SILVER SPONSORS Allegacy Federal Credit Union Fleet Feet WS Foothills Brewery Coca-Cola Bottling Co.

BRONZE SPONSORS

Krispy Kreme JDL Castle Corporation Pediatric Dentistry Drs. Spangler, Lambert & Lipp DDS, PLLC The Emerson-Loveless Group at Morgan Stanley Sutton Brothers Heating Cooling and Plumbing Gastroenterology Associates of the Piedmont Crazy Running Reynolda Village Graylyn Wake Forest University Truist Veritiv

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Sylvester & Cockrum

Bermuda Run Country Club The Budd Group Precor

AVGOL Nonwoven Industries Carolina West Wireless Coca Cola FNB Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office Hege Financial Group Marzano Capital Matrix Fitness Systems Sharpe Co. Veritiv Corporation Windsor Jewelers

PARTNER SPONSORS

Dick’s Sporting Goods Maple Chase Golf and Country Club Pudding Ridge Golf Course

Our Leadership

ASSOCIATION BOARD OF DIRECTORS OFFICERS

Gayle Anderson Susan Bachmeier Curtis Bland Randy Cain Michael Clements Galen Craun The Honorable Chester Davis Rob Davis Courtney Driver Margaret Elliott Layla Garms Regina Hall David Hinton

Laura Holby Victor Isler Duane Long Jay Luke Dr. Todd Martin Sylvia Oberle Chris Parker (immediate past chair) David Plyler Max Smith David Spross Julia Townsend Kevin Williams Linda Wood

COMMITTEE CHAIRS Advancement: David Spross Audit: David Hinton Finance: Skip Brown

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Annual Report 2021

BRANCH LEADERSHIP COUNCIL

Our Chairs Alexander County Family YMCA Gary Herman Davie Family YMCA William Cockerham Jerry Long Family YMCA Dawnielle Grace Kernersville Family YMCA Rishado Robinson and Suzanne Hill Robinhood Road Family YMCA Eboni Ellis Farabee Statesville Family YMCA Tonya Bartlett and Heather Gessler Stokes Family YMCA Jared Jones Wilkes Family YMCA David Doyle William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA Will Loveless and Thad Brown Winston Lake Family YMCA Derek Wilson Yadkin Family YMCA Holly Joyner YMCA Camp Hanes Randy Welfare YMCA Youth Development Dr. Ellen Wenner

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Serving Alexander, Ashe, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Counties

ASSOCIATION BRANCHES Alexander County Family YMCA Davie Family YMCA Fulton Family YMCA Jerry Long Family YMCA Kernersville Family YMCA Robinhood Road Family YMCA Statesville Family YMCA Stokes Family YMCA Wells Fargo Express YMCA Wilkes Express YMCA Wilkes Family YMCA William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA Winston Lake Family YMCA Yadkin Family YMCA YMCA Camp Hanes YMCA Youth Development

CONTACT YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES 301 North Main Street, Suite 1900, Winston-Salem NC 27101 336 777 8055 www.ymcanwnc.org A United Way Agency Our mission: “Helping all people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and body.”