TOGETHER, WE ARE SO MUCH MORE
2014 Annual Report YMCA of Northwest North Carolina
480 teens learned about the governmental process in Youth and Government 5,525 local students experienced physical activity and learned healthy habits in Healthy, Fit & Strong and through the Carol M. White PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM Grant 149,466 people were served through membership and programs in our YMCAs 116 adults worked with trained volunteers to receive tutoring in reading or english as a second language. 163 adults were served in the YMCA literacy initiative 136 cancer survivors rebuilt strength and spirit in LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA 2,018 children had a safe place to keep learning in Before & Afterschool 3,045 campers had a summer full of fun and learning in youth, teen, and specialty day camps 3,692 youth learned how to swim and be safe around water 283 fathers and 389 children built stronger bonds in Adventure Guides 50 individuals with Parkinson’s disease cycled toward better health in A Pedaling for Parkinson’s cycle class
Community Benefit At the Y, we make a difference by focusing on three key areas: youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We invest in our kids, our health, and our neighbors – working to strengthen communities. In 2014, through Annual Giving Campaign support and grants, our Y provided $4.8 million in charitable assistance, scholarships, and subsidized and free programs.
Volunteers are the heart of the Y. During 2014, 3,291 volunteers provided 42,689 hours of service as board members, Annual Giving Campaign storytellers, coaches, and program volunteers.
ACHIEVING MORE, TOGETHER When we look back on the accomplishments of the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina in 2014, none of it could have happened without collaboration. It was the collective energy of members, volunteers, staff, and community organizations working together that made so much more possible. We saw dozens of volunteers come together to build the KaBOOM! playground at the Wilkes Family YMCA, the fifth KaBOOM! playground for our Association. Children and adults began using new playing fields and enjoying an outdoor walking track at the Fulton Family YMCA thanks to a generous donation of five and a quarter acres of land from HanesBrands. YMCA Camp Hanes began a new partnership with Camp Corral, which provides a free week of camp to children of military families with priority given to children of the wounded, disabled or fallen. This is one of several weeks at Camp Hanes dedicated to serving special groups including Camp Carolina Trails, in partnership with the American Diabetes Association, and Muscular Dystrophy Camp, among others. We also saw record numbers in overall attendance at resident camp in 2014. Along with swimming and camp games, we saw an opportunity to further our work in fighting the academic achievement gap by incorporating reading into all summer day camps last year, with a special focus on Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math materials. In addition, YMCA Summer Learning Academies were held at five schools and provided 242 academically at-risk children with a comprehensive tutoring curriculum. People suffering from serious health problems often need help to take control of their overall wellness. That’s where the Y steps in. We continued our work in chronic disease prevention and support through programs such as the YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program, LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA, and launched the Pedaling for Parkinson’s cycle class. Our Association expanded with the opening of the Innovation Quarter YMCA, bringing a much-needed presence of health, wellness, and physical activity to a revitalized area of downtown Winston-Salem. We invested in renovation and expansion of the wellness center at the Yadkin Family YMCA and broke ground on a major wellness center expansion at the Wilkes Family YMCA. We made a difference in so many lives this year because of those who support us. We saw a significant 7% increase in Annual Giving Campaign donors in 2014. The accomplishments of this past year will have a lasting impact in strengthening our community. We are grateful for your support.
IN SPIRIT, MIND AND BODY,
Linda S. Wood, Chief Volunteer Officer
Curt Hazelbaker, President and CEO
for youth development:
Closing the achievement gap together “You can see it in a child’s face when they start to really understand something for the first time. Learning is like a snowball, once it gets going you can’t stop it,” says Patty DeWitt, pictured right, a first grade teacher at Kernersville Elementary School and tutoring instructor at the school’s YMCA Summer Learning Academy. Studies show that students, on average, lose one month of learning over the summer. For lower-income students, the loss is even greater. YMCA Summer Learning Academies (SLA), held at five sites in 2014, are working to fight that summer learning loss. The Y’s SLA program served 242 academically at-risk students at all sites in 2014. The SLAs incorporate math, reading and tutoring by certified teachers, health and wellness information, computer labs, and enrichment components such as science, character development, the arts and humanities, educational field trips, and STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) activities. As part of the program, parents attended weekly meetings offered in English or Spanish, which covered information such as the education system in North Carolina, tips for communicating with teachers, and parenting skills. “We work very hard to identify the students who most need this program,” says Tammie Webster, who teaches academically gifted students at Kernersville Elementary and was the site supervisor for the Y’s 2014 SLA at the school. “In addition to academics, students benefit from learning positive work habits and the interaction with their peers. They are more confident when they start the next school year.” “From a principal’s perspective, the Y’s Summer Learning Academy gives that extra help for students who may otherwise experience the ‘summer slide.’ It’s a great resource to have,” says Becky Carter, principal at Kernersville Elementary. “We know children from economically disadvantaged homes come to our school. When they enter school behind grade level, they need this type of program in addition to the school year to provide a significant intervention. These children have the capability and ability to achieve with the proper resources.”
Grants from Philip Morris International and Lawrence E. Pope Foundation fund the Kernersville site. Funding from the United Way of Forsyth County, Hispanic League, a 21st Century Community Learning Centers grant, and donations to the YMCA Annual Giving Campaign make the sites at Diggs-Latham, Old Town, Petree, and Cook Elementary Schools possible.
for healthy living:
Healthier as a Family Richard “Ricky” Yontz, Jr., joined the Jerry Long Family YMCA in 2014 to get healthier and set a better example for his young children. As a single father of three, his oldest son with intellectual and developmental disabilities, Ricky’s focus has not always been on his own health. “I wanted to lose weight to be an example for the kids,” he says. When he first joined the Y, he started in the Wellness Center using cardio and weight machines, but wanted to have more interaction. He was able to join a group that played basketball three mornings a week and says, “I disguised exercising with something I really enjoy.” In addition to playing basketball, he incorporated deep water exercise classes and has been consistently making healthier choices, most notably removing all soft drinks from his diet. Today, he has lost nearly 100 pounds and is committed to continuing his health journey. He also benefits from the friendship and support he finds at the Y. “As a single father, some days I feel like I only talk to children and having this time to be able to talk to adults is really important,” says Ricky. “The Y staff are very supportive. They notice my weight loss and that pushes me harder to continue.” The whole family spends time at the Y on the weekends and Ricky appreciates the time spent together in a healthy way. His daughter Nicole, 11, says, “I like to spend time together and exercise. I’m proud of my dad.” His son, Jeffrey, 7, says “I like playing games, swimming, basketball, racquetball – I get to play a lot of sports.” “You can’t do this by yourself,” Ricky says. “I wouldn’t be able to accomplish what I have so far without my kids, the guys playing basketball, the people swimming, and the staff. If it wasn’t for the Annual Giving Campaign I wouldn’t be able to afford to come and I appreciate that a lot.”
for social responsibility:
Growing more together
In early February 2014, the plan was approved to begin construction of the Robinhood Road Family YMCA Community Garden with the help and support of YMCA volunteers, members, and local community business partners. More than 300 volunteer hours were dedicated to developing and sustaining the garden in its first year. Two of those volunteers are Robinhood Y members Mike and Carol Petree. They said, “We volunteer in many areas at the Robinhood Y because it is our way to give back to the Y and the community. Every minute we worked at the Community Garden was a blessing. The garden’s first season was a huge success.” Today, the garden supports 15 4’ x 4’ raised beds that Y members use to grow a wide variety of flowers and vegetables including: several varieties of tomatoes, squash, okra, basil, melons, peppers and cucumbers, as well as many varieties of annual flowers. The Y maintains several beds and donates all food grown in those areas to Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest NC. Approximately 400 pounds of food were donated last year. At the 2014 YMCA Youth and Government Conference in Raleigh, two teams from Calvary Baptist Day School and one team from Forsyth Country Day School presented bills on making healthy food more available for those who cannot afford it. The three teams received a $3,000 grant based on their political activism toward hunger in Winston-Salem. As part of their advocacy efforts, they donated money to the Y’s Community Garden and held an advocacy event at the Y to raise awareness about food sustainability in the community. Several local community leaders and politicians were invited to attend, including Senator Burr’s representative Mike Finley, pictured below. Community gardens, like the one at the Y, provide access to nutritionally rich foods that may otherwise be unavailable to low income families and individuals. The garden also provides opportunities to educate youth, teens, and adults about growing their own food and making healthier choices. Last year, two pre-school groups visited to see how food grows, as well as the importance of certain bugs and bees.
red triangle society inductee:
Jim Smoak
“The Y is a big deal in Wilkes County,” says Jim Smoak. Growing up, the Y was located next to the local high school and where many went after school to swim and participate in athletic activity. “It was the place to go. It was a comfortable place where you knew you were safe. That’s a meaningful thing.” After high school, Jim attended Davidson College, graduating in 1970 and then served in the U.S. Army before returning to his hometown of Wilkesboro. He married his wife Luci in 1975, began his banking career that spanned 38 years, and focused on raising their two children, Ben and Katie. Since those early years growing up in Wilkes County, Jim has seen the Y evolve as it also remained a cornerstone of the community. “In a community the size of Wilkesboro, the Y is integral. It’s the center of activities,” he says. In January 2001, the Wilkes Y became a branch of the YMCA of Greater Winston-Salem (now the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina) following months of discussion. Jim sees this period as one of his most significant contributions to the organization. “We were at risk of losing our Y if we had remained independent. It was clear the only way to thrive was if we joined a larger organization. It would have been a tragedy if the Y had closed.” At the time of the merger, the Wilkes Y was housed in an aging facility. Jim, along with Larry Stone and “B” Townes, led a capital campaign to raise the $4 million needed for a new facility. “The community really rallied behind it. They saw that the Y needed to be sustained. And today, we are expanding.” Jim is the current chair of the Wilkes Family YMCA’s capital campaign. He has served and taken on leadership roles on both the local Y’s Board of Management and the Association Board of Directors. He was also instrumental in the process of acquiring the local hospital’s fitness facility to create the Wilkes Express YMCA. He continues to be an active storyteller for the Annual Giving Campaign. Donna Rodgers, Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer for the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina, has worked closely with Jim in his role serving on the Association Finance Committee since February 2008 and many ad hoc sub-committees to address complicated issues crucial to the financial health of the Y. He is the incoming Association Board Treasurer and Chair of the Association Finance Committee. She says, “For many years, Jim has provided invaluable insight and counsel to the YMCA, both on an Association level and at the branch level in Wilkes. He loves the mission of the Y and is committed to making sure we are financially healthy to continue delivering that mission for many years to come. Jim is one of my most trusted advisors.” The Red Triangle Society was established in 2002 and induction into the Society is the highest honor a Y volunteer can receive. Recipients demonstrate long-term and significant commitment, enthusiasm and dedication to the YMCA mission. The YMCA of Northwest North Carolina is pleased to induct Jim Smoak into the Red Triangle Society. “Jim has been one of the rocks at the Wilkes Y through good times and bad,” says YMCA of Northwest North Carolina President and CEO Curt Hazelbaker. “He always has the best interest of the Y in mind.”
YMCA of Northwest North Carolina Volunteers of the Year 2014 Hazel Yoder Alexander County Family YMCA
Stephanie Fulp Stokes Family YMCA
James Clement Davie Family YMCA
Roxanne Tucker William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA
Leigh Smith Fulton Family YMCA
Mary Clark Wilkes Family YMCA
Youth Leadership Awards Anthony Mills Davie Family YMCA Hannah Treglia Fulton Family YMCA Kayla Maddock Jerry Long Family YMCA Jalen Gray Kernersville Family YMCA
Mike Combest Jerry Long Family YMCA
Burnadette Pegeuese Winston Lake Family YMCA
Sara Toney Kernersville Family YMCA
Sherri Pardue Yadkin Family YMCA
Mike & Carol Petree Robinhood Road Family YMCA
Bill Park YMCA Camp Hanes
Kirky Kirkman Statesville/Barium Springs Family YMCAs
Daisy Rodriguez YMCA Child Care Services
Taylor Ruppe Statesville Family YMCA Allison Pridgen Stokes Family YMCA Sidney Vaught William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA Brittany Patrick Winston Lake Family YMCA Sierra Winters Yadkin Family YMCA
2014 Association Board of Directors Linda Wood, Chief Volunteer Officer/Chair Norm Potter, Chief Volunteer Officer Elect/Vice Chair Simpson 0. (Skip) Brown, Secretary Chad Nolan, Treasurer David Fain, Immediate Past Chief Volunteer Officer Curt Hazelbaker, President and Chief Executive Officer Committee Chairs: David Hinton, Audit Committee Keith Kiser, Human Resources Committee Molly Kremidas, Marketing Committee Chad Nolan, Finance Committee Fred Trivette, Financial Development Committee Linda Wood, Board Development Committee
Board of Directors Members (at large): Dr. Ed Abraham Ronny Bell Dwayne Chambers Michael Clements Galen Craun Ed Crowder The Honorable Chester Davis (retired) Rob Davis Paul (Bo) Fulton Leslie Hayes
Branch Leadership Council: Chair: Norm Potter, Association Board of Directors Chief Volunteer Officer Elect/Vice Chair Branch Leadership Council Representative to the Association Board: Brian McMillan, Fulton Family YMCA Chair Alexander County Family YMCA: Rick French, Chair Davie Family YMCA: Larry Colbourne, Chair Fulton Family YMCA: Brian McMillan, Chair; James Perkins, Vice-Chair Kernersville Family YMCA: Larry Johnson, Chair; Becky Carter, Vice Chair Jerry Long Family YMCA: Megan Berlinger, Chair; Joanna Lyall, Vice Chair Robinhood Road Family YMCA: Chris Ritchie, Chair; Kyle Armentrout, Vice Chair Statesville Family YMCA: Josh Dailey, Chair; Anne Ellenburg, Vice Chair Stokes Family YMCA: Robert Jones, Chair Wilkes Family YMCA: David Edwards, Chair; John Willardson, Vice Chair William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA: Alex Turner, Chair; David Orrell, Vice Chair Winston Lake Family YMCA: Robin Richards, Chair; Barbara Carter, Vice Chair Yadkin Family YMCA: Charlot Wood, Chair; Mark Moran, Vice Chair YMCA Camp Hanes: Chris Parker, Chair; Scott Cunningham, Vice Chair
Edie Holland Teresa Lewis Dr. Michael Lischke Sylvia Oberle Robert (Bob) Parker Dave Plyler Max Smith Jim Smoak Tim Whitener
2014 ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN CHA BENEFACTOR LEVEL $10,000+ Anonymous (2) Clemmons Community Foundation Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated Robert Compton First Citizens Bank Healthways I.L. Long Contruction Co., Ed Welch Mebane Charitable Foundation Pepsi Beverages Company Precor Primerica Reynolds American Rotary Club of Clemmons Dr. Scott and Nikki Vogler Yadkin Physical Therapy, Debbie Snyder
GOLD LEVEL $5,000 - $9,999 Anonymous Joan Marie Belnap Thad and Mary Bingham The Budd Group, Joe Budd Matt Dice Thomas and Frances Fanjoy Food Lion Hatteras Financial Corporation Curt and Melody Hazelbaker Curt and Pat Hege Hispanic League Michael and Amy Hough Iredell Health System Kulynych Family Foundation, Petro Kulynych Lawrence E Pope Foundation Margaret C. Woodson Foundation Matrix Fitness Systems Page Interworks Porsche Owners Association Bucky and Debbie Sizemore Dr. John and Bridgett Stewart Larry and Diane Stone Bill and Cynthia Tessien David and Katie Twomley Village of Clemmons
SILVER LEVEL $2,500 - $4,999 Anonymous Abbot Downing Mark and Lori Bachman Bank of America Merrill Lynch BB&T Best Services Group Angela “Blake” Blakley Carl and Helen Boon Eddie and Melissa Branscomb Kevin and Kelley Carroll Camel City Pawn Shop, Ron Clein The Cecile G. Ebert Charitable Foundation Thomas and Chris Comer Cook Medical
Yyron Croslin Bradley Davis Lance and Lisa Featherngill Goodbodies, LLC Dr. Nicki Grupka Brian and Tina Heelan Leonard G. Herring Family Foundation Walter and Edie Holland Mark and Melanie Holton JDL Castle Corporation, David Shannon Jerry Neal Watkins Foundation Ken and Leigh Kesler Will and Roberta Latham Dan and Sheila McLean MedCost Benefit Services Mattie Meech Membership Committee of Winston Lake Darin and Jennifer Needham North Point Chrysler Jeep Dodge, Jeff and Teresa Michael North Wilkesboro Rotary Club Pura Vida Promotions, Linda Turlington Jack and Chris Ritchie Brad and Donna Rodgers Tom and Kathy Rucker Peter and Barbara Schneider Jim and Luci Smoak Andy and Karen Stuckey Fred and Rena Trivette US Foodservice Vienna Village Retirement Community Ben and Borgia Walker Walmart 1337 John and Delynda Ward Keith and Linda Wood Zach and Melody Wright
BRONZE LEVEL $1,500 - $2,499 Anonymous (5) Heather Adams Bob and Stephany Alphin The Andersons, Inc Angels Foundation Bahnson Family Foundation Karen Bartoletti and Shannon McKeen Bell Davis and Pitt Larry and Cathy Blevins In loving memory of Kevin Braswell Mike and Wendy Brenner Gerry Broadwell John Budd Andy and Sheila Carmen Jim and Jane Cartner, Scotts Creek Animal Hospital Countryside RV, Mark and Angela Casstevens Neal and Sharon Cheek The Chronicle David and Susan Clark
Mark and Sherry Close Larry and Beverly Colbourne Greg and Carrie Collins Anna Bland Costello Kimberly Cruz Richard and Anissa Daniels Davis Regional Medical Center Jeff and Leann Day Douthit Funeral Services, Thomie Douthit Jordan DuBois Joseph and Mary Dudley David and Daughn Eagan Dr. Jason and Melanie Edsall Nelson and Kasey Elliott Richard and Jane Eskew Stephen and Charlene Ewing FastMed Urgent Care Cam and Tammy Finley 1st Rx Pharmacies, Larry and Peggy Marlin Don and Robbin Flow Jon and Lisa Fox Jim and Susan Fradenburg Sam and Deanna Franklin Robbie and Jennifer Fulford G & B Energy Garber Eye Center, Jeff Garber Rusty and Christy Garner Don and Julia Golding Barry and Anna Gordon Tim and Susan Gupton Robert and Kathy Hall Dee and Barbee Ham Barbara Hayes Tom and Leslie Hayes Vaughn and Frances Hayes Darryl and Karin Head Pat and Joan Healy Heidi’s Uniforms Terry and Jeannie Hemiller Hogan Law Associates, Thomas Hogan Hola of Wilkes County Bill Hutchins Jericho Church of Christ Larry and Theresa Johnson Jones and Jones Jewelers, Robert and Leigh Ann Jones Kernersville Chamber of Commerce Kernersville Foundation Chris and Lindsey Kimble Greg and Sonya Kiziah Jim and Lynn Lawton Joe and Apryl Major George and Brook Martin Jon and Kimberly Marzano David and Kim McClure Richard and Daphne McHone Thomas and Suzette McLain Tony and Tina McLure Brian and Nisa McMillan Meg Brown Home Furnishings Demario Mercer Chester and Maxine Middlesworth Joe and Cece Middleton John and Lisa Millican
Monty Montgomery and Joan Reid Colon Moore, Plus One Construction Consulting Ray Morrison and Jeni Geisler Moser Heating and Plumbing, Gary Moser Larry and Amy Mull Keith and Lisa Norman Miss Jenny’s Pickles Once Upon a Child, David Farmer Bill and Carolyn Park Bob and Mary Beth Parker Eric and Teresa Paul Eric and Carla Pence Bill and Julia Phipps Edmund and Rosa Porter Norman and Patricia Potter David and Sherita Powers Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic Jesse and Teresa Royall Hernan and Lesha Sabio Salem Smiles Orthodontics Jennifer Sealey John and Kelly Sealey John and Tenisa Setzer Sharpe Images, Zach Sharpe David and Jessica Sheedy In loving memory of Pat Reichart David and Leigh Smith State Farm Insurance, Dennis and Kathy McNeil Selester and Freda Stewart Stokes Tire and Automotive Barbara Stradley Drs. William and Stephanie Sturgill Michael and Rosemary Suess Vernon and Mozelle Thompson “B” and Martha Townes Thatch and Julie Townsend Carolyn Treglia Truliant Federal Credit Union Mary Tucker Dr. Charles S. Turner TYDE Swim Team UAW Local 3520 Robert and Jillian Van Camp Veritiv Corporation Blaire and Ward Properties, John Ward Randy and Terri Welfare Werner Ladder Kevin and Aimee Williams
CHAIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE $1,000 - $1,499 Anonymous (12) Ed Abraham and Norma May Isakow The Alderin-Fleagle and King Family J.T. Alexander & Son Joel and Mindi Alexandra Tony and Chris Alford All Year Heating and Air Allegacy Investment Group Allstate Insurance, Julie Wolfe Allstate, Eric Tang Charles and Dana Alley
AIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE DONORS AmeriClean Supply, Skip and Michelle McMurray Paul Anderson Arbor Ridge at Stanleyville, Sam and Pam Hooker Archie Wheeler Memorial Archer Manufacturing Jim and Nellie Archibald 21 Motors, Ted Ashley B & G Foods Snacks, Eddie Norman Mike and Charmon Baker David Bamford Heather Barnes Barnette Heating and Air Conditioning, Greg Barnette Hubert and Marcia Barney Curt and Caroline Batten BB&T of Kernersville BB&T Insurance Services Jeff and Lisa Beard Antoine and Korie Beck Maynard and Nancy Bellamy Bert and Beth Bennett Family Ken Berenhaut and Cynthia Suerken Matt and Stacey Beroth Jim and Karen Blaylock Leslie Blixt Blue Moon Benefits Group Peter and Lisa Marie Blutreich Donald and Shirley Bowen Bruce and Kathy Boyer Mike and Kelly Brady David and Bettie Braswell Sherrill and Jenny Braswell Paul and Judy Briggs Andy and Margery Brown Tom and Cam Brown Charles and Cassandra Brunson Brushy Mountain Smokehouse & Creamery, Jeff and Todd Swofford Brynn’s Frozen Yogurt Richard and Sylvia Budd Bruce Bullings James and Elizabeth Burch Ken Burkel Bruce and Judith Burns C.R. Onsrud Camp Hanes Alumni Association Anne Campbell Bedford and Elizabeth Cannon Cannon Wealth Management Services, Matt Hearn Capella Church of Christ Carolina Center for Eye Care Carolina Pharmacy Services, David Schomberg Carolina Physical Therapy Specialists Carolina Signs and Lighting Carris Reels Barbara Carter Becky Carter Dwayne Chambers Ody and Irene Chamis, Edward Jones Investments Chick-fil-A of Kernersville Chick-fil-A at Stanleyville Chick-fil-A at Thruway
Forrest and Mary Childers Chris Chunn Church Childcare Center John and Shannon Clarkin Jay and Stephanie Clement Michael and Gwenn Clements Charles and Sherrie Cleveland Woody Clinard Jimmie and Sandie Cline Bill and Becky Clingman Tom and Maggie Clingman Dan and Anne Clowers Allen Coleman Ida Maude Collins Mike and Janice Combest Computer Credit Doug and Jennifer Constable James and Beverly Cook Brian Cormier Jon and Erin Craver Andy Cromer Kent and Bonnie Crouch Ed and Karen Crowder Pat and Leah Crowley CUBIC, Frank and Christina Taracido Bill and Misty Cummings Josh and Steele Dailey Dairi-O of King, Jeff and Pam Speaks Bob and Patty Dalton Marriott Fairfield Inn, Jon Daly Rodney and Katrina Darr Justin and Gina Daugherty Davie Dermatology Davie Life Dale and Terri Davies Chester and Susie Davis Lola Davis Bill and Marie Davis Brandt Deal Mike and Jen deRidder Mark and Amy Devereaux Frank and Michie Dew Doctor Lock Locksmiths Kevin and Anna Dollhopf Domino’s Pizza Don Juan’s Mexican Restaurant Mark and Susan Doughton Drama Kids International Steve and Nancy Duggins Nathan and Jeanna Durrell Mary Dulin, Coldwell Banker United Dynamic Motion Chiropractic, William Moody Mary Eagan Eastridge Technology John and Carmina Eder Matt and Angie Edwards David and Crystal Edwards Derek and Robin Edwards Dr. Joel Edwards Val and Elizabeth Elliott Boone Regional Ear, Nose & Throat Associates, Dr. Barry Ellis Emmanuel Baptist Church Engineered Sintered Components Sally Ervin etc. Consignment Shoppe
Dwight Evans David and Sherrie Fain, My Fain.com Will and Susan Fanjoy Faulk Trucks, Bernard and Lisa Faulk Mike and Donna Fina First Baptist Church First Community Bank Henri and Valentine Fitzgerald Alan and Anne Fleischer Tres and Dawn Fordham Forsyth Pediatrics at Westgate Forsyth Pediatrics, Kernersville & Oak Ridge Forsyth Woman/ Forsyth Family Magazine Kent Foster Fourway Warehouse and Distribution Oba and Valene Franco Frank L. Blum Construction Scot and Heather Freeman Rick and Kathy French Gerald and Susan Friday Kirk and Mary Walker Fry Bo and Jenny Fulton Paul Fulton, Jr. Ted and Joan Fyock Harry and Mary Frances Galifianakis Pat Gattis Gill’s Painting, Rob and Pam Gill Lloyd and Patsy Ginns Blake and Tobi Ginther Dr. Jason and Megan Glover Jeffrey and Katie Goad Jeff and Kelli Gordon Gottholm, Welborn and Benton, PLLC Grace Church Grace, Tisdale & Clifton Carolyn Graham Sandie Grant Rick and Jane Graves Josephine Gray Great Clips, Robinhood Odell and Susan Grose Tom and Susan Grote Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth County Ronald Hackett Avery and Kristi Hall Tim and Carla Hall Hall Oil and Propane, Clyde and Brenda Hall Joyce Hamby Paul and Dana Hammes Harper Eye Care, Dr. Amy Harper Craig and Missy Harper Josh and Christy Harrington Luke and Lori Harris Hartgrove Landscaping Hawthorne OB/GYN Associates Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home Phil and Pam Hazel Allan and Patti Head Healing Force Phillip Hedrick Will and Leslie Hege Doug and Sue Henderson Joe and Annette Hennings
Heritage Hardwood Floors, Jesse Carr Dan and Christina Herko Jerry and Brenda Herman Lee and Pam Herring Joe and Sharon Helsabeck Tommy and Patricia Hickman Hillcrest Vision Matt and Wendy Hiller Hillsdale Dental, Dr. Adam Dorsett and Dr. Jason Moore Joe and Iris Hilton Hip Chics Boutique Hodges Roofing, Strisand Hodges Holiday Inn Express Wilkesboro Ben Holland Hank and Diane Holleman Holt House Builders, John Holthouser Ralph Holthouser Mark and Melanie Holton TC and Jacquie Homesley Jim and Ashby Hopkins Hopkins Road Animal Hospital Jerry and Melisse Hopping Ben Hough Roderick Howard Julius Hubbard Dudley and Ann Humphrey Alison Huskey Gay Nell Hutchens Audrey Hutchins Indera Mills, Jim Olson Lucas and Teresa Inman Interline Brands Al-Wadood and Addie Jabbar Linwood Jerald Eric and Alison Johnson Mark Johnson, DDS Bob and Laura Johnson John and Kris Jonczak Brian and Teresa Jones David Jones and Dana Caudill-Jones Dave Jones and Stephanie Parker Porsche Jones Jones and Jones Jewelers, Robert Jones Angie Jordan Susan Joy Kaplan Early Learning Company Kelly Services, Anne Ellenburg Kewaunee Scientific Corporation Adam and Erin Key Mark and Joy Key Will Kelly Keith and Cheryl Kiser J T and Christine Kleinfeld Bailey and Julie Koch Jason and Melissa Kohrt Chuck and Sue Kraft Arnold and Becky Lakey George and Margie Lamb William and Betty Lane Lantal Textiles Michael and Polly Lauffenburger LaVida Massage of Clemmons, Larry Shifflett Amy Leander Mitch and Sherry Lee
Curtis Leonard Liberty East Redevelopment Lions Club of Kernersville Jimmy and Katie Lippard Little Italy Jordan Lloyd Kent Loehrke Long Insurance Services, Duane and Julia Long Lena Lovette Blake and Robin Lovette Jim and Ann Lowe Mark and Sherry Luckey Joanna and Katie Lyall Darrell and Allison Mabe Wayne and Teena Macemore Jeff and Layla Manning Doug and Sherri Mansfield Maplewood Baptist Church Mario’s Pizza of Lewisville, Brian Ricciardi David Marion Dana Marske Lester and Elizabeth Martin Art and Betty Marzano Marzano Capital Group Kent and Kimberlee Masich Massage Envy, Jeff Holmes David and Rose May Jerry McAfee and Judy Lambeth Bill and Joanette McClain McDaniel & Company, Tom McDaniel Marshall and Priscilla McDuffie Cindy McFarland Photography Mike McKittrick Michael and Janet McLain McLain Farms Piedmont Healthcare Endocrinology Liz Meadows Medical Associates of Davie Medicap Pharmacy Low Price Mart & Grill, Matthew and Phebe Pidakala Metcalf Family Dentistry Mark and Martha Meyer Joe and Kate Michalek Sara Migliarese Joe and Doris Millard Mitchell’s Nursery and Greenhouse, Jim and Judy Mitchell Robert and Julie Money Morse and Doyle, DDS David and Lisa Motley Steven and Joyce Mou Evelyn Moxley Sean and Kristen Murphy Myers Tire Service, John and Linda Myers Terron Nance Dr. Willette Nash Robert and Peggy Neal New Church New Horizons Home Care and Adult Day Services New Town Bistro Bryce and Jonsi Newman Scotty and April Nichols Tip Nicholson and Nancy Davis Jim and Liz Nieland Paul and Karen Norby North Wilkesboro Presbyterian Church
Northern Foothills Tennis Club, Beckie Mathis Northside Glass Novant Health, Kernersville Medical Center Novant Health, Hillsdale Medical Associates David and Karen O’Brien Jim Ogburn Ogburn Electric Mark Oliver, DDS One on One Basketball Dave and Vivian Orrell Harry and Sue Padgett Jason and Sherri Pardue Chris and Heather Parker Drs. Barry and Ashley Parks John and Beth Parks Parlier Mechanical, Jody Parlier Joe and Britt Parrish Nathan and Lisa Parrish George and Laura Patterson Bonita Patton Sean and Julie Peache Joe Peele Mike and Carol Petree Piedmont Disposal, Kevin Long Piedmont Natural Gas Piedmont NC USA Dance Pierce-Jefferson Funeral Services Pioneer Community Hospital of Stokes Dave and Nancy Plyler PostMark John and Cathy Potts Pressure Dog Pressure Washing, Jimmy Beasley Oz and Valerie Prim ProDance Academy PSG Custom Fabrication Sonny and Page Rankin Ray’s Body Shop and Wrecker Service Harry and Willie Reavis Burton and Frances Reifler Steve and Gail Reinemund Terry and Flo Rennaker Robin and Jane Richards Joe and Jenny Richardson River Oaks Community Church Leon and Janet Robbins Marty and Angel Roberts Rotary Club of King Rotary Club of Mocksville Rotary Club of Winston-Salem David and Martha Rowe John and Susan Royster Henry and Teri Russ Dr. Eric Sadler Salem Gymnastics Sports Center Ramsey and Kimberly Saltrick Renato Santos and Sharon Castellino Rich and Ashley Schmidt Sheryl Schwartz Ed Scott and Debra Mutton Jim and Ann Scruggs Chad and Cerene Setliff Taylor and Alston Shipley Darle and Marylou Shouse Shred-South, Steve and Lisa Bograd Patrick and Christine Shugart
Beverly Simstein Smitty’s Grille James Smith Tim and Kim Snyder Soccer Shop, Jason Brenner SOI Online Southeastern Title Agency Doug Spainhour Brian and Victoria Spannaus Scott and Nicole Spillman Terry and Debbie Spillman Dick and Jeannie St. Clair St. Paul United Methodist Church Stanley Heating and Air Bill and Marie Steed Phil Stevens Dr. John and Bridgett Stewart John and Cindy Stewart Cynthia Stewart-Stokes Gary and Lee Anne Stiffler Stimmel Associates, Doug Stimmel John and Donna Stoddard Alvin and Shirley Sturdivant Subway Subway of Clemmons and Advance Bob and Susan Sullivan Mark and Wesley Suttle Judith Sweger John Taylor Ryan Taylor and Scott Taylor Technical Services Company Stuart and Kimberly Teeter Roger and Susan Teeters Sandy Thomerson Tip Top Roofing, Steve Rorem TJ’s Deli Country Club Town of Yadkinville Trailers of the East Coast Treasures Decor Consignment Tri County Swim Association Trinity United Methodist Church Trustient, Brad Watson Truth Broadcasting Corporation Torrey Tucker Tucker Orthodontics, Dr. Gary Tucker Tufco Carolinas Alex and Elliott Turner Mary Turner Tuttle’s Body Shop, Brad and Cindy Tuttle Union Baptist Church
United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church Used Gym Store VF Jeanswear Jay and Julie Vidovich Village Inn and Event Center Visual Changes Hair Studio, Kristina Eddinger Don and Carol Wagoner Wayne and Tonia Walker Walmart 1096 Walter Robbs Callahan and Pierce Architects Brent and Michelle Warren Avis Watts William and Karen Watts Tony and Donna Waugh Weed Man Lawn Care, Jason Bridges Win and Meredith Welch West Main Landscaping and Nursery, Frank Crothers Weston and Associates, Claudette B. Weston Weston Promotional Products, David Weston Patrick Whitbred Will and Currin White Tim and Penny Whitener Trevor and Caroline Whitson Tammy Whitworth Jim and Minnie Wilcox Wilcox Marketing Wilkes Anesthesia Associates Wilkes Telecommunications Wilkes Regional Medical Center Mike and Robin Willard Ron Willard Willardson, Lipscomb & Miller, John Willardson Aaron and Cynthia Williams Lexie Williamson Kent and Sharon Wilmoth Winston Eye Associates, Rex Freeman Winston Salem Pediatrics George and Sue Wolff Womble Carlyle Sandridge and Rice Lupton and Charlot Wood Lorin and Karen Wood WorkForce Carolina, Teresa Lewis Y Men’s Club of Winston-Salem Joel Zendel
*Contributions in this report were received prior to 12/31/14. Great care was taken to ensure the accuracy of this list. If you discover any errors or omissions, please call 336 777 6222.
The Heritage Club The Heritage Club recognizes and appreciates those who have shown their long-term interest, commitment and support of the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina by either a direct contribution to the endowment fund or by including the Y in their estate planning. We are honored to list their names: Joel and Mindi Alexandra Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Allen, Jr. Bob and Stephany Alphin Kerri and Arthur Askew Arnold and Ruth Aspden John Taylor Ed Barron Joan Marie Belnap Angela “Blake� Blakley C. P. and Margaret* Booker Bruce and Kathy Boyer Bill and Betty Lou Brackney Susie Braswell Roy E. Brewer* Anna Brown* Hal and Pat Brown Clark* and Macie* Brown Richard and Sylvia Budd Bill and Betty Campbell Michael and Gwenn Clements Becky and Bill Clingman Tom and Maggie Clingman Ronald and Mildred Clinton Thomas and Chris Comer Paul O. Conrad* Sara Cooley Brian Cormier John and Tammy Coulter Richard and Anissa Daniels
John and Terrie Davis Patti Davis Wayne and Judith Duncan Skip Dunn Whit* and Doris* East Val and Elizabeth Elliott Jon Engel David and Sherrie Fain Tres and Dawn Fordham Susan Foushee Wayne Foushee Sam and Deanna Franklin Laura Fuller Jamie and Shirley Grant Sandra H. Grant Howard Gray* Rupert T. Hall* Tim and Carla Hall Ann and Borden Hanes Coral Harris Vaughn and Frances Hayes Curt and Melody Hazelbaker Curt and Pat Hege Joe and Sharon Helsabeck Doug and Sue Henderson Joe and Lisa Hennigan David and Natalie Hinton Sam and Pam Hooker Craig and Betsy Hoyt
Gay Nell Hutchens Bill Hutchins 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 David Neill Carl J. Miller Larry and Amy Mull Dr. Bob Nolan Albert Oettinger and Sophia Rothberger Sam and Jane Ogburn Carl C. Pace Harry and Sue Padgett Bill and Carolyn Park Wrennie and Elizabeth Pitt Dave and Nancy Plyler
Michael and Evelyn Pollak Robert* and Betty Quick Jennifer B. Rackley Harry and Willie Reavis June Elizabeth Royle* Henry and Teri Russ Bob Simms Douglas K. Spainhour Harvey* and Ida Ruth* Staplefoote Dennis and Kathy McNeil John and Cindy Stewart Judy Sweger Mr. and Mrs. W. McNair Tornow Fred and Rena Trivette Mary L. Turner and Dr. James* Turner Robert and Jillian Van Camp Rip and Julie Van Camp Missy Wagoner Claudette B. Weston Will and Currin White William G. White, Jr.* Ben and Julia Wilson Linda and Keith Wood Sarah and Don Wood Joe Zammit* * Deceased ** If you have included the Y in your estate plans, please call 336 777 6225.
18th Annual 2014 YMCA Golf Tournament Sponsors Title Sponsor Central Carolina Air Conditioning Eagle Sponsor BB&T Insurance Services
Champion Sponsors The Budd Group Precor Sharpe Images / Ad Color Major Sponsors Blue Cross Blue Shield of North Carolina
Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Consolidated Custom Advertising Cybex Flow Automotive Companies First Citizens Bank High Point Bank Matrix Fitness Systems
New Church Octane Fitness Sylvester and Cockrum, Inc. TargetCare The Trane Company Veritiv Volvo of the Triad Which Wich
YMCA of Northwest North Carolina TOTAL 2014 Public Support and Revenue
YMCA of Northwest North Carolina TOTAL 2014 Operating Expenses
60% Membership* 23% Program Fees** 13% Contributions and Grants 3% United Way 1% Other
64% personnel 16% occupancy 10% supplies and equipment 5% capital debt retirement 2% marketing
YMCA of Northwest North Carolina for the years ended December 31
1% vehicles and transportation 1% national/world service support 1% capital, maintenance and operating reserves
2014 Public Support and Revenue (unaudited, 000’s) United Way $ 907 Contributions and Grants 4,072 Membership* 18,289 Program Fees** 7,064 Other 393 TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE $ 30,725 Operating Expenses Personnel Occupancy Supplies & Equipment Marketing Vehicles & Transportation National/World Service Support Capital Debt Retirement Capital, Maintenance & Operating Reserves Other TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES
$ 19,587 4,865 3,226 583 359 418 1,431 242 14 $ 30,725
*Net of Financial Assistance of $1.2M and $1.2M, respectively **Net of Financial Assistance of $949K and $865K, respectively
2013 (000’s) 927 3,347 18,067 6,880 388 $ 29,609
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$ 17,704 4,602 3,179 612 347 393 1,481 1,269 22 $ 29,609
773 Latino Achievers, 355 Black Achievers, and 15 Youth Achievers learned about the tools needed for success in higher education and career opportunities 7 students passed their U.S. Citizenship Test with the help of Y tutors in the YMCA Literacy Initiative 7,477 youth developed character and values in youth sports programs 12,866 SilverSneakers速 members visited the Y and 603 participated in Active Older Adult programs 18,279 neighbors in need benefited from Open Doors Financial Assistance in membership and programs 3,291 Volunteers dedicated 42,689 volunteer hours to strengthening community 7,431 school-age children experienced enrichment in the outdoors through YMCA Camp Hanes Fall and Spring programs 1,316 campers experienced adventure during overnight camp at YMCA Camp Hanes 242 academically at-risk students improved their chances of success in Summer Learning Academies 378 families serving our country benefited from Military Memberships 34 pre-diabetic adults improved their health in the YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program 1,318 worked toward health and wellness goals in weight management programs 253 children connected with new friends and had healthy activities in homeschool programs including P.E. and swim lessons
ASSOCIATION BRANCHES
Serving Alexander, Ashe, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Counties Alexander County Family YMCA Barium Springs Family YMCA Davie Family YMCA Fulton Family YMCA Innovation Quarter 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 Childcare Services
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 people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and body.”