Here today. Here tomorrow. Here to serve. Building a brighter future, one community at a time.
As we reflect on the past year, we are filled with immense gratitude for your support, partnership, and belief in the mission of the YMCA of Greater Montgomery. Your generosity has fueled our efforts to strengthen youth development, promote healthy living, and foster social responsibility across our communities. Because of you, the Y continues to be a place of hope, growth, and connection for thousands of individuals and families.
Thanks to your unwavering commitment, we ’ ve expanded critical programs, improved access to health and wellness resources, and created safe, inclusive spaces for children, teens, adults, and seniors. Whether through swim lessons that save lives, afterschool programs that build confidence, or wellness initiatives that improve long-term health, your support has made an extraordinary difference.
The YMCA is strong and getting stronger. But we know that strength is not something we hold onto alone. It is built in partnership with people like you, who believe in lifting others up and investing in a brighter tomorrow. As we move forward, we are asking for your continued support of our Annual Campaign a vital effort that ensures we can continue to meet the growing needs of our community.
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IN 2024
1,370
YMCA day camps provided teenagers learned how to make positive change in their communities through civic engagement
1,806 summer day camp experiences these children will remember for a lifetime
10,351
5,014
YMCA youth sports players learned good sportsmanship and made new friends
300 children received overnight camp scholarships thanks to community support exciting sleep-away camp experiences and friendships made at Camp Chandler
1,700
children enjoyed the Y’s curriculum-based childcare programs through First Class Pre-K and Afterschool
THE Y SPARKS REAL
CHANGE
for youth and communities by providing social, emotional, academic, and physical opportunities for children of all backgrounds to become the change makers their communities need to build a better tomorrow.
From preschool and camp to STEM and sports, the Y steps up to impact children and teens in ways no other organization can.
The YMCA works side-by-side with families and neighbors to support and guide children on their journey to becoming competent, confident, connected, and compassionate adults.
IN 2024
11,480 hours of group exercise were provided by area YMCAs
In addition, the YMCA served Thanksgiving meals to Evergreen Estates and 250
9,111 individuals gained life-saving water skills at their YMCA
60,360 The Brown Bag Bus served healthy meals to families in need
23,000meals and social time to seniors every day in Millbrook
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428,002 lives were touched when people in our community checked into our YMCAs
In total, the YMCA of Greater Montgomery served
387,822 meals to our community.
WHERE THERE’S A Y, there’s a way to improve the health of every individual, no matter their background or goals.
With a mission centered on togetherness, the Y encourages good health for individuals and whole communities by fostering connections through fitness, fun, and shared interests.
The Y provides youth, adults, seniors and families with the guidance and resources needed to achieve greater health and well-being for mind, body, and spirit.
IN 2024
32
Rock Steady participants utilized the mechanics of boxing to address physical disability symptoms associated with Parkinson’s disease
42 Livestrong graduates
This class is a 12-week program for cancer survivors at no cost, that focuses on strength, balance, flexibility, endurance, and coordination
130 were served through the ASU GEAR UP Program or Power Teens middle schoolers
459,105 lives were touched with positive, safe, and characterbuilding opportunities
volunteers generously
650 contributed their time and talents
5,271 community members participated in Y programs they could not otherwise afford, thanks to community support
58,910 hours of summer academic instruction
THE Y EXISTS TO BRING REAL CHANGE TO ISSUES affecting our neighbors. It is our mission to help everyone build the skills they need to transform their lives and communities for the better.
We strive to serve all segments of society, build bridges between communities, and advance social inclusion and equity for all. We know that positive change only comes about when we invest in our kids, our health, and our neighbors.
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$9,879,785 $2,819,937 $2,875,671 $96,205 $4,944,712
The YMCA of Greater Montgomery is enthusiastic about our vision for the future. All of our programs, services, and initiatives confirm our commitment to Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. Our focus on childcare, family time, sports and recreation, well-being, volunteerism, and much more results in a healthier, more socially aware and educated community.
Your investment in our mission can make a significant difference in the lives of the more than 69,000 people we serve each year, along with those we haven’t yet reached! We are a values-driven, community-focused institution that relies heavily on our partners; corporate, foundation, government, and individual, to help us yield the greatest impact.
• 1,700 children enjoyed the Y’s curriculum-based child care programs through First Class Pre-K and Afterschool
• 5,014 YMCA players learned good sportmanship and made new friends
• 1,806 summer camp experiences children will remember for a lifetime
• 10,351 exciting new sleep-away camp experiences and friendships made at Camp Chandler
• 185 Power Scholars gained 5+ months of progress in both reading and math
• 1370 youth attended the Conference on National Affairs and Blue Ridge Christian Values Conference
• 9,111 children were kept safer in the water due to swim lessons, including 375 in summer swim league and Barracudas
• 11,480 hours of group exercise experiences were provided by area YMCAs
• The Y provided 60,360 healthy meals to families in need and 250 Thanksgiving meals to underserved communities
• More than 23,000 meals and social time to 150 seniors every day in Millbrook
• 387,822 total meals served by the YMCA in our community in 2024
• 450 youth and families participated in our 2023 Healthy Kids Day
• 428,002 lives were touched when people in our community checked into our YMCAs
• A total of 1575 students were served the Britton Y programs.
• 100% of Achiever students have graduated from high school and are accepted to a trade school, the military, or a college
• More than 650 volunteers donated their time
• $1,315,007 was raised by 1,351 donors for our Annual Campaign
• More than $2 million was given in financial assistance from our Y
• 5,271 individuals were awarded financial assistance
• 69,276 people in our community were served by the YMCA of Greater Montgomery
• 459,105 lives were touched with positive, safe, and character-building opportunities
Terrence Anderson
Charlie Anderson
Britt Barley
Susannah Cleveland
Gene Crane
Justin Barrett
Charlie Anderson
Gene Crane
Ed Crowell
Rick McBride, Jr.
Richie Beyer
Alex Bumpers
David Burke
Mac Caddell
Delbert Madison
Mayor Steven Reed
Sheron Rose
Liston Eddins
Travis Hughes
Kevin Ketzler
Kyle Kyser
Chris Carver
Justin Castanza
Mark Pierce
Mayor Steven Reed
Sheron Rose
Dr. Quinton T. Ross Jr.
Leslie Sanders
Justice Will Sellers
James Anderson
Owen Aronov
Carl Barranco
Arthur Britton
Jim Buckalew
Ben Joe Cumbus
Gene Crane
President
Ken Upchurch
Vice Chairman
AJ Hernandez
Secretary
Jimmy Walter
Treasurer
Kyle Kyser
Monica Whiting
David Woods
Alan Worrell
Saxon Main
Ed Crowell
Leslie Sanders
Justice Will Sellers
Sim Sippial
Alan Worrell
Larry Chapman, Jr.
Liston Eddins
Vera Jordan
Kevin Ketzler
Delbert Madison
Sim Sippial
Carl Stockton
Andrew Szymanski
Felicia Long
Josie Russell Young
Kendall Dunson
Trent Edwards
Nim Frazer
Paul Hankins
Travis Hughes
Elmore Inscoe
Charles Price
Todd Strange
Ken Upchurch
Will Wilson Gov. Kay Ivey
Delbert Madison
Beverly McKinney
Mac McLeod
James Anderson
Arthur Britton
Ben Joe Cumbus
Les Hayes
Hank Hutchinson
Charles Jinright
Knox Kershaw
John Knight
Jimmy Lowder
John Ed Mathison
Junie Pierce
Gene Crane
Edward Crowell
Laura Crum
Judge Joel Dubina
Liston Eddins
Junie Pierce
Steve Humphrey
Knox Kershaw
Jeff Buelman
Dwayne Farrior
Lanie Cleghorn
Susannah Cleveland
Lynette Cupps
Kevin Dumpson
Dandrea Evans
Trey Henig
Marcus McKay
Kenny Perdue
Enid Probst
Soo Seok Yang
Robert Scarbrough
Will Sellers
Sim Sippial
Todd Strange
Jimmy Stubbs
Ronnie Wynn
Billy Livings
Jimmy Lowder
Phillip Young
Leslie Sanders
Board Chair
Delbert Madison
Chair Elect
Travis Hughes
Secretary
Liston Eddins
Treasurer
AJ Hernandez President & CEO
Jeff Reynolds Senior Vice President & COO
Bill Myers Vice President of Operations
Caleb Cooper Vice President of Operations
Monique Bumpers Vice President of Development
Bill MyersVice President of Operations
Steve Blackwell
Justin Damron
Justin Jones
Gina Franklin Senior Vice President & CFO
Meghan Cochrane Vice President of Membership, Marketing, & Communications
Mona Martin Vice President of Human Resources & Leadership Development
Tripp Clements Vice President of Property
Adam Schrott District Executive
Nicholas Fromey
Trenae Montgomery
Marcie Peake
Kim Reed
Eleanor Thomas Executive Director
Trebor Dukes
Makisha Edwards
Vera Groomster
Ethel Hamilton
Jeremy Jordan
Sheila Pompey
Cheryl Simmons
Susan Stone
Chrissy Williams
Johnathan WIlliams
Yolanda Williams
Sarah Allison
Deborah Forbus
Zahra Ghaderi
Kentrella Jones
Mike Miles
Brandon Maddox
Crystal Moody
Corey Calcote Executive Director
Natasha Foster Jessica Owens
Caleb Cooper Vice-President of Operations
Lila Bowers Aaliyah Orange
Ed Sanchez Perry
Thomas Scott
Karrie Stanford
Lisa Sutton
April Wesson
Joanne Williams
Scot Patterson Executive Director
Zach Johnson
Art Mason
Laura Maddox
Deon McNair Executive Director
Sarah Boothe
Chasity Cunningham
Jeff Greenwood
Mary Martin
Runite Russell
Veronica WIlliams
Manny Sanchez Vice President of Community Initiatives and Soccer Development
Jherson Machado Glenn Waters
Wilson Scott Director
Stephanie Kennedy
Bill Myers Vice President of Operations
Donna Barrett
Cynthia Hand
Stephanie Harrison
Emily Jacobo
Leah Leach
Mike Tinney
Lachresha DeMoss Director of Operations
Christian Brooks Nieshia Hawkins
Nicole May Executive Director
Pamela Coleman
Catherine Easterling
Jasmen Gardner
Keri Lee
Brittney Martin
Marcus Roberts
Anyah Simmons
Justin Johnson Executive Director
Vivian Kidd
Danny Lawless
Eleanor Thomas Executive Director
Cassandra Mays Elboni Todd
Jessica Franklin Anthony Haywood
Adam Schrott
District Executive
Stanley Presley
