YMCA of the East Bay Annual Report 2021-22

YMCA of the EAST BAY 2021–22

ANNUAL REPORT

MISSION

To empower youth, advance health, and strengthen communities

VISION

To ensure that every child has access and opportunities to learn, that teens reach their full potential, and that our communities become healthier

MESSAGE FROM LEADERSHIP COMMUNITY IS EVERYTHING

Dear YMCA of the East Bay Community,

As we move further past the COVID-19 pandemic after nearly three years that has impacted everyone in so many ways, the existing disparities were magnified, disproportionately affecting those black and brown communities that were already marginalized. The YMCA of the East Bay is inspired, committed, and hopeful for the year ahead to ensure we continue our mission to empower youth, advance health, and strengthen communities.

During the pandemic, we’ve worked together with our volunteers to support our most vulnerable families and neighborhoods to serve our community by distributing food, organizing blood drives, pivoting our Y’s as early ballot drop-off locations, accessible voting stations, and providing digital learning hubs for the students who didn’t have the technology and resource to access their distance learning. The challenges brought by the impact of COVID-19 showcased the significant resilience of our association and community. They highlighted the critical ways our organization and staff can respond in times of crisis. We are so grateful for how our Board of Directors, Branch Advisory Board, corporate partners, government partners, donors, Y-members, staff, and volunteers stepped up to the challenges to serve our community and are committed to our mission for years to come.

This report highlights the impact in our three areas of focus - Early Childhood Impact, Youth Development, and Healthy Community. Despite all of the challenges, we’ve been able to add a new Early Learning Center in Cherryland by completing construction that will now serve up to 100 children in an area where childcare is critically important to help low-income families. Funding from Kaiser Permanente has allowed us to implement a trauma-informed system that provides staff and parents training and education on trauma-informed approaches and strategies. Funding also increased mental health providers’ capacity to meet children’s needs and offered site-based support systems at some of our Early Learning Centers. In Youth Development, with your help, we’ve raised more than $140,000 to provide scholarships to low-income families to send their children to summer day camp or overnight camp at Camp Loma Mar. As part of our Healthy Community, we provided nearly $400,000 in financial assistance to families unable to pay for branch memberships.

This year, we will build on our existing programs and services, expand our Early Learning Center footprint in the East Bay, and use our voice to continue to advocate at the federal, state, and county levels to ensure resources are allocated where the need is greatest. We will also work to advance efforts to recruit and retain quality early childcare educators, promote more robust connections between schools to expand learning to mitigate learning loss, slowly bring back in-person health programming to reduce chronic diseases, and offer sports programming for youth and adults.

We could not do what we do every single day to serve our community if it were not for the support, advocacy, volunteerism, and philanthropic gifts to the YMCA of the East Bay. Each of you plays an important role, and we’re grateful. We appreciate your commitment to our mission to ensure everyone reaches their full potential.

Forever Grateful,

Fran Gallati President and CEO

Nailah Thompson, DO Chair, Board of Directors

EARLY CHILDHOOD IMPACT

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

AREAS of FOCUS

ENSURING EVERYONE CAN REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL

Our three areas of focus touch everyone. Our goal is to provide equitable access and opportunities to children, youth, and families from all communities, especially marginalized and underserved communities, to support the education, health, and well-being of every individual through various programs and services.

EARLY CHILDHOOD IMPACT

EARLY CHILDHOOD IMPACT

BUILDING BRIGHTER FUTURES

Every child deserves a Head Start. Our Early Childhood Impact program provides high-quality child care and early learning for low-income families. Through our full-day, full-year programs serving children up to five years old, we ensure all of our kids enter kindergarten with the tools and support they need to thrive.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Launched a training webinar for Early Childhood Impact staff on “How to talk to families about the COVID-19 Vaccine” by inviting guest speaker Dr. Bechara Choucair, SVP & Chief Health Officer of Kaiser Permanente and former White House National Vaccine Coordinator

• $232.5K grant from Tipping Point Community to provide support for Early Childhood Workforce Development and web design

• $300K grant from Kaiser Permanente to implement a trauma-informed system and offer mental health education and training for early learning childcare staff and parents

BY

THE NUMBERS

HELPING CHILDREN THRIVE

1.2K+ Children served through our Early Learning Centers

100% Families served to receive free childcare $34.9K Average cost per child 16+ Early Learning Centers throughout the East Bay

In May 2022, the YMCA of the East Bay distributed more than 834 laptops to children up to five years old in our Early Childhood Impact programs in Alameda and Contra Costa Counties through a Federal Communications Commission Emergency Connectivity Fund grant.

“By supporting families, we’re doing our part to help close the homework gap for families that lack internet or equipment access. This will ensure equitable access by providing every child with technology and connectivity access,” said Dr. Nailah Thompson, Board of Director Chair, YMCA of the East Bay.

OVER 50 EARLY EDUCATOR APPRENTICES GRADUATE FROM THE Y

In an effort to recruit and retain highly qualified staff, the YMCA Early Educator Apprentice program trains parents and community members to become early childhood teachers. The program also supports AA and BA acquisition for current employees The program features small cohorts for classes, tutoring, mental health consultation, soft skills training, and job placement to ensure a positive outcome.

The program receives funding from Alameda County First 5 and Social Services Agency (CalWORKs), Tipping Point Community, Sunlight Giving, and Bernard E. and Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation.

CHERRYLAND EARLY LEARNING CENTER CONSTRUCTION COMPLETED

The construction of a new Early Learning Center in Cherryland, an unincorporated community in Alameda County located next to Hayward, opened to children and families late 2022. Cherryland has one of the highest needs and lowest services per capita in Alameda County, with limited community services and childcare offerings.

Through support from government grant funding from the Department of Health and Human Services, the California Department of Education, the Alameda County, William G. Irwin Charity Foundation, Sunlight Giving, Skip Battle, and the Ellebie Mathis Fund, the Y completed construction of Cherryland Early Learning Center that can serve up to 100 children up to five years old and their families, with 10 percent reserved slots for children with disabilities.

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT DEVELOPING FUTURE LEADERS

After-school hours are pivotal for youth in low-income neighborhoods when most parents work. Every day after school ends, the Y provides safe spaces for youth to cultivate their social and emotional growth, build healthy relationships, strengthen academic enrichment, and develop leadership skills through program offerings.

• Expanded Learning Program Partnering with school districts to offer youth academic enrichment through homework support, outside sports, and exercise sessions

• Summer Day Camp Offering youth outdoor play, reading, games, and activities centered around STEAM to minimize summer learning loss

• Youth & Government Teaching youth about civic engagement

• Y-Scholars 4-year college readiness program

BY THE NUMBERS

3.7K Students enrolled in Youth Development programs

$141.2K

Total raised to provide camperships to families through our annual Send a Kid to Camp(aign)

6 Unified School Districts throughout East Bay with Summer Day Camp sites

48 Bikes raffled to kids from Summer Day Camp

Snapshots from summer camp

TEENS THINK BIG WITH COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT

Youth representatives from the Fremont Youth & Government delegation last June attended the YMCA Annual Youth Governors Conference in Washington, D.C., where they presented their Bay Area Drain Initiative (BADI) project.

To address storm and drain pollution in Bay Area communities, BADI collaborates with local government to label storm drains with QR codes that link to information and resources regarding pollution in Bay Area wetlands. This project was made possible by the Y-USA Amazon Changemakers grant.

25 Y-SCHOLARS GRADUATES ARE COLLEGE BOUND

25 high school seniors in May 2022 graduated from the Y-Scholars Program at the YMCA of the East Bay Teen Center. Every Y-Scholars Program graduate entered college last fall, attending community colleges and four-year universities, such as Stanford University, UC Berkeley, UC Santa Cruz, San Francisco State University, and Sacramento State University.

“We’re so excited to welcome families and friends to celebrate our Y-Scholars with in-person graduation after being unable to celebrate the last two years. These students have worked so hard the last two years during the pandemic by having to pivot to remote learning and adapt back to in-person instruction. The Y-Scholars have been patient, resilient, and focused on ensuring their success. I’m so proud of every student,” Audi Huang, Executive Director of the Teen Center.

CAMP LOMA MAR

GREAT SUMMERS START HERE

BY THE NUMBERS

869 Campers had the ultimate Summer experience

91+ Scholarships awarded to Campers

$67.5K Total in Camperships awards

4 Local organizations welcomed by Camp Loma Mar:

• 99.7 NOW! Radio Station

• Camp Corral

• Diabetes Youth and Families

• YES Nature to Nieghborhoods

CAMPERSHIP SPOTLIGHT: MEET THE VADEN FAMILY

Life hasn’t always been easy for the Vaden Family of nine. W. Vaden (father), a marine veteran, has been living with PTSD and an injured ankle from his military days. Although his seven kids didn’t grow up in military life, they learned about their dad’s military service and how to help their dad overcome PTSD and anxiety situations.

The Vaden kids have always wanted to go camping, but it wasn’t until the Vaden family learned about Camp Loma Mar they talked about Camp Corral, a nonprofit that transforms the lives of children of wounded, ill, and fallen military heroes by providing camp, advocacy, and enrichment programs. Camp Loma Mar and Camp Corral have partnered for years to provide camp experiences for children of military families.

“With a family of 9, it just wasn’t really possible to send all my kids to camp. How do you pick one or two to send and not all of my children? If it wasn’t for camperships, I wouldn’t have been able to send my kids to camp. The kids learned so much from camp. I love the self-confidence my kids came back with. The smiles on their faces when they talked about the friends they made and even counselors, including people they met from other states and other countries,” Mrs. Vaden said.

A VISIT FROM THE PAST:1968-72 STAFF REUNION

Camp Loma Mar in June 2022 welcomed a reunion of nearly 40 former camp staff from 1968-1972, ranging from counselors to nurses and directors. The camp staff reunion started by reminiscing on those days past, sharing photos and stories, and hearing what everyone has been up to since the last gathering six years ago.

“It was so much fun to see everyone who attended the reunion after all these years. While many of us stayed in touch with each other, it was quite a treat to catch up with others whom we haven’t seen in many years,” said Bud Sheble, former Camp Director in charge of planning efforts for this camp reunion.

Ryan James, Camp Executive Director, greeted former staff guests and conducted a camp tour by highlighting all of the upgrades and improvements, including the most recent cabin renovations. The day ended by gathering together at the Camp Fire Bowl and singing camp songs with the help of Kathy Catanho, Anne Casey, Larry Benevento, and others.

“Everyone fell right into the groove singing; you couldn’t tell any difference from over 50 years ago,”Bud said.

To commemorate the legacy of the former Camp Loma Mar staff, a campaign to renovate the Camp Fire Bowl was announced and has raised more than $52,200. The Camp Fire Bowl renovation will include new seating, increased capacity, disability access, a new stage, and lightning. A plaque with a list of all donors will be displayed at the Camp Fire Bowl.

CAMP LOMA MAR CABIN UPGRADES

Twelve cabins were renovated last year, thanks to our donors who sponsored the cabin renovations, as well as a new road paved into camp, a new flagpole, and much more. We still have more work to beautify the camp and make it more accessible and inclusive. With your help, we can achieve these goals and more.

HEALTHY COMMUNITY

HEALTHY COMMUNITY

EXERCISE IS KEY TO BETTER HEALTH

The Y aims to improve East Bay’s health by providing programs and activities that promote health, wellness, and fitness, reduce risk, and reverse chronic disease by engaging members of all ages.

Exercise has many benefits, like better quality of rest, mental health, strengthening your muscles and bones, heightened learning and memory functions, reduced health risks, weight management, and increased chances of living longer.

BY THE NUMBERS

15K

Community members of all ages, backgrounds, and economic levels, creating vibrant community spaces to get healthy

$396K

In financial assistance for community members so that all members have access and can get healthy

“The Oakland Y especially feels like that favorite place in the Community that welcomes and supports everyone. I’m happy to support an organization that helps the community thrive.”

Angela Anderson Oakland YMCA Member & Branch Advisory Board Member

FITNESS COACHING & WELLNESS PROGRAMS

The Y offers programs that help prevent chronic disease, like our Y-Diabetes Prevention program, and personalized fitness coaching.

HEALTHY YOUTH PROGRAMS

Providing a safe place and high-quality programs for over 2,000 teens to get healthy, make friends, and build confidence. The Y has also partnered with Beyond Barriers Athletic Foundation who will offer swim lesson financial assistance for low-income families in Oakland.

VACCINE CLINIC

In Spring 2022, the Y partnered with local health providers to distribute COVID-19 vaccines and education to over 1,000 families. With the help of a grant funded by Kaiser Permanente, the Y incentivized families to encourage vaccines from the Early Childhood Impact and Youth Development programs as part of the ‘Best Shot’ campaign.

SERVICE MAP

LOCATIONS

1 Albany YMCA

921 Kains Avenue

Albany, CA 94706 (510) 525-1130

2 Berkeley YMCA

2001 Allston Way Berkeley, CA 94704 (510) 848-9622

3 Oakland YMCA

2350 Broadway Oakland, CA 94612 (510) 451-9622

4 Pleasant Hill YMCA

350 Civic Drive Pleasant Hill, CA 94806 (925) 687-8900

5 Richmond Parkway YMCA

4300 Lakeside Drive Richmond, CA (510) 222-9622

MAKING A DIFFERENCE A MESSAGE OF GRATITUDE TO OUR DONORS

Dear YMCA of the East Bay Community,

The past fiscal year has been challenging for many people, especially families from marginalized communities. In many ways, 2021 and 2022 felt like a transition year (with still uncertainty) where many working adults returned to in-person work or adjusted their work schedules to hybrid (remote/in-person); students back to school for in-person instruction; events are back to inperson with optional masking; and at the YMCA of the East Bay, Y-members slowly returning to the gym as well as program offerings. Throughout all, the community has stepped forward to help one another. I extend my gratitude to our generous donors, including our Y-members, who came forward during the height of the pandemic to volunteer their time and make philanthropic gifts to support our programs and services.

Our philanthropic supporters contributed nearly $2.15M from more than 1,924 gifts from July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022. We hope you are as proud as we are of what we’ve accomplished in the last fiscal year. Because of you, we awarded Day and Overnight Camperships (scholarships) to students; continued to operate our programs and services to children, families, and teens at no cost or subsidized cost; and upgraded facilities at Camp Loma Mar and Early Learning Centers throughout the East Bay. Thank you to the thousands of donors for your support and for partnering with us to fulfill our mission to Empower Youth, Advance Health, and Strengthen Communities.

Forever grateful,

Manny Nungaray Chief Development Officer

OUR DONORS

We are so grateful to our philanthropic supporters who made contributions between July 1, 2021, to June 30, 2022, are recognized for their gifts below.

Every effort has been made to list donors accurately. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted or listed your name incorrectly. Please email development@ymcaeastbay.org to let us know.

DREAM BUILDERS

$50,000+

David Deutscher

Nancy C. Lenvin

CHANGEMAKERS

$25,000+

Kenneth Kuchman

Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation

LEADERSHIP CIRCLE

$10,000+

Anonymous

Larry Benevento

Amy B. Briggs & Richard R. Ames

Kai Carter

Katharine Catanho

Elsie Craig

David Harris

Frances Hellman & Warren Breslau

Sallie Kinser

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

Ann & Michael Parker

Bud & Pam Sheble

V.O. Smith Family Foundation

Scott & Rebecca Stafford

Fred & Sally Stickney

Susan Taylor & Bob Fabry

Craig & Ann Thomas

Gavin & Caitlin Turner

COMMUNITY BUILDERS

$5,000+

Anonymous

Herman Auerbach Memorial Fund

Trust

Scott Barshay

Rajiv Bhatia

Bhatia Foundation

Chris & Jan Bono

Lynn & Mike Cassidy

Chamberlin Education Foundation

Eric Eisenberg & Karen Large

The Zalec Familian and Lilian

Levinson Foundation

Jerry C. Fleming

Fran Gallati & Elizabeth Doh

Jack Gardner & Candy Rupp

Marjorie Kirk

Dr. Arnold S. Loo

Tedi Siminowsky & Michael Sosin

C. Darrell Sooy

The Wilder Green Fund

Andrew Williams

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

$1,000+

Anonymous

Connie Adachi & Judy Kriege

Peggy & Don Alter

Angela Anderson

Dennis Arsenault

Barbara Atlas

John Bacon

Penny & Bill Barron

Joanna Beam

Dena Belinkoff

Art Bergen & Genny Bergen Tremaine

Travis & Stephanie Bethune

Jim & Sandy Bonato

Carolin Bouchard

Michael Bourne

Brickyard Family Fund (C)

Lana Burrell

Matt Burrows

Dan Callaway & Karen Laws

Eli Cardenas

Albert & Stacey Chan

Cordelia Chang

Jean Circiello

Christopher Clevers

Lorna Cogen

Stephen Colwell & Ann Shulman

Margaret Corrigan & Lawrence Gibbs

Marjorie Cox

Dr. Jim Cuthbertson

Kathleen Davisson

Mary Jane Dean

Jacqueline Desoer

O’Neil & Marcia Dillon

Bob Dixon

E M Downer Foundation

Mr. & Mrs. Edward M. Downer III

Fredrica Drotos

Faye Drummond

Edward M. Dua & Nicole A. Wong

John Duggan

Peter Elman

Sue Estey

Diane Fagan

Charles Fanning & Melinda Haag

Holly Faust & Janet Stone

Craig C. Fendel

Lex Fletcher

Mary & Stan Friedman

Ernest Galvan & Elizabeth Carty

Hilary Goldman & Manning Sutton

Mio & Jon Good

Dru Grissom

Kathleen Heath

D. Austin & Lynne Henderson

The Thomas Hodge Foundation

Susie Hoskins

Sarah & Jordan Hymowitz

The Hymowitz Family Foundation

Diane Ichiyasu

Andrea Issod

Julia Jackson

Linda Joseph

Alan Kaplan

Barbara & Jim Kautz

The Kottmeiers

Susan Kupfer

Steve Langford

Kimberly Larson

James & Kathryn Lee

Kerwin Lee & Cara Lazarus-Lee

Sukey Lilienthal & David Roe

Mark Lillge

Daniel Lim

June Lindquist

Janet Lord

Michael & Cheryl Loring

Cynthia Luttrell

Anne Machung

Philip Maldari

Kelley & Andre Maltais

Helen Marcus

Ellen Matthews

Russ McBrien

Mary Mead

Don & Mara Melandry

Cheri Mezzapelle

Helen Miller

Pamela Miller

Michael Mitschang

Elena Moser & Janet Linder

Andrea Mullarkey

Janice Murota

Terry Nelidov

Jesse & Jenny Nelson

Audre & Roger Newman

Terry Nordstrom

Ilana Novak

Manny Nungaray & Shawn Sherburne

Larry Orman & Marice Ashe

Elizabeth Overmyer

Anthony Pizzo

Malcolm & Ann Plant

Marjorie Randolph

Tom Ratcliff & Elizabeth Partridge

Mark & Brynn Reinhardt

Anita Retzinger

Leopoldo Reyes

Hae Won Rhow

Kenneth Richard

Chaud & Ardis Richards

Susan Russell

Michael Saenz

Leslie L. Schibsted

Michael Schnitzer

Garth Schultz

Douglas Scott

Matthew & Dorian Sheble

Eileen Sheehan & Bruce Pickering

Edna & Jeff Shipley

Steve & Susan Shortell

Ann Smulka & Robert Blackburn

Richard Spickard

Juliann Sum

Janet Tam & Christopher Ratcliff

Lawrence & Elizabeth Taylor

Nailah Thompson

Genny Bergen Tremaine

Clifford Tsang

Darrel Jay Tucker

Thomas Tyler

Philip & Shantha Ursell

Nikki Van Ausdall

Suman Venkataswamy

Dewayne Walton

Marsha Weintraub & Stuart Hellman

Barbara A. Wickhorst Living Trust

Bruce Williamson

Susan Wittenberg

Jerry Wolfe

Zaitlin-Nienberg Family Fund

Mavrik Zavarin

YMCA SUSTAINERS

$250+

Anonymous

Deborah Abraham

Glenn Albios

Manuela Albuquerque & Chris

McKenzie

Barbara & Carlo Alesandrini

Diego Amado

Regina Aragon & Larry Levitt

Jahlee Arakaki

Keira Armstrong

Todd Armstrong & Dorothy Brown

Susan Bagnell

Lynn Baranco

Wanda Barfield

Mary Barkey

Karen Bartley

Todd Bazakas

Alletta Belin

Charles Benedict

Claudia Berger

Toby Bielawski & Amy Burr

The Binns Family

Sandra Blair & Carol Cohen

Catherine Blankespoor

William Bornman

Lisa Branum

James Breeden

Shawna & Daniel Brotsky

Glenn Brown

Kimberly Brown

Stephen Brown

Robert & Barbara Budnitz

Michael Bussell

Judith Butler

Dan Campos

Laurie Capitelli

Frances Cave

Betsy Cazden

Ann Chaney

June Cheit

Ginger & Alvin Chew

Eileen & Victor Chieco

Bradley Chin

Anto Cingoz

Richard Cluster & Nancy Falk

Rodney Coeller

David Collier

Lewis Conner

John Cossette

Mary D’Elia

Lyn Dahl

Darrol & Marijean Davis

Harold Davis

Karen Davis

Robert Davis

Arthur Dembling

Kathleen Derrig

Irene Dunn

Beth Edelstein

Don Edwards

Barbara Elliott

Calvin Eng

Alice Erb

Allan Feinstein

Keri Ferencz

Josie Fernandez-Nichols

Robert Fojt

James Frank

Dale Friedman & Joan Bradus

The Fromson-Ho Family

Kate & Daniel Funk

Barbara Galvin

Angie Garling

Kevin Gavino

Sandra Gerstel

Paul & Judy Giganti

Marianne Glaspey

Iris Goldman

Geraldine Goree

Mary Curtis

Albany YMCA Member

Joanna Graham

Nina Green

Lindley Hall

Herbert and Gertrude Halverstadt Foundation

Paci Hammond & Larry Goldman

Janice Hampton

Heather Hanly

Christopher & Maggie Harmon

David Harrington & Denise Abrams

Hunter Harris

Kathryn Hart

F.K. Haskins

Ann Hasse

Jackie Hausman

Tamara Haw

Irene Hegarty

Nancy Hendrickson

Carolyn Hendsch

Ulrike Hodges

Mary Hoffman

Carolyn Howard

Joyce Howard

Rodney Hughes

Donna Hunt

Richard Hutson & Kathleen Moran

Alicia Ivancovich

Robyn Jagust

Janean & Joseph Jaklevic

Jeanine Jensen

Barbara Job

Rachael Kagan

The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

Nathan Kaufman

Leah Kelley

Peggy Kirihara

Bobbe Klezmer & Ken Woolfe

Jonathan Knight & Marcia Belvin

Richard Knutson

John Kofranek

Katy Kortsch

Karen Kramer

Reta Krane

Garrett Krueger

Donna LaFlamme

Joy Lancaster

Nancy Lane

Dorothy Lawrence

Bill Lee

Katherine J. Lee

Mark Lemyre

Rene Leogrande

Louis Leung

Jean Levin

Tracy Lieu

Erik Lind

Mary Ann Lindblom

Sharon Lipping

Peter Loer

Kathie Long

Kevin Lucas

Dana Lundblad

Bobby & Liza Lutzker

John MacLennan

Teal Major

Mark Malkasian

Nancy & Carl Mampaey

Judith Margulis

Elizabeth Martin

Daniel Martinelli

Angela Mason

Mary McGowan

Robert McKenzie

Kirk McKusick & Eric Allman

Pat McRoberts

Mal Mead

John Mendenhall

Carolin Middleton

Mary Millosovich

Gary Mingle

Glen Moniz

Maureen Moore

Dawn Morris

Regina Myers

Esfandiar Naddaf

Haruko Nagaishi

Jan Nakamura

Lisa Nakamura

Ronald Nelson

Linda Newacheck

Margaret O’Halloran

Adam Olivieri & Jean Follette

Sallie Olsen

Marcia Oversier

Martin Paley

Amy Palke

Sylvia Parker

Mary Patton

Jose Pena

Jeanne Perkins

Helena Plater-Zyberk

Robert Polacchi

Beth Pollard

Steven Poulos

Therese Powell

Laurel Przybylski

Lisa Reep

Francoise Rees

Ann Reid

Ruth Watson Reynolds

Sang Chil & Dah Hae Rhow

Gaye Richardson

Julie Rickert

Karina Rivera

Tracy Rogers

Hugh Ross

Tyler Ross

Pamela Rudd

Johanna S.

Kitt Saginor

Eva Salinas

Peter Samis & Mary Curtis Ratcliff

Siv Sandler

Holly Scheider

Jackie Schmidt-Posner

Anne Schonfield

Timothy & Ann Score

Michael & Sharon Sebastian

Jane Sedonaen

Jim Sells

Elisabeth Semel & James Thomson

Katherine Shepard

Reiko Sheppard

Sara Sloan

Bob Smeenk

Jan Smith

Robert Smith & Janet Huseby

Rafael Soto

Nancy Spaeth

Steve Sperber & Phannee Noiplai

Rosemary & Thomas Spivey

William & Sheryl Springer

Delonzo Starks

Virginia Stefan

Ezra Stevens

Candy Stoner

David Strachan

Jill Suttie & Don Arbitblit

Lori Takeuchi

Larry Tannahill

Andre Taylor

Glory Taylor

Joshua & Valerie Thomas

Aaron Thompkins

Sheila Thorne

Mark & Hye Kyung Timken

Leonard Tom

Tracy Tondro

Richard & Margaret Tong

Kimberley Traynor

Janet Tremlett & Ed Schilling

Clair & Rainer Ullmann

Brenda Vallenas

Nikki Van Ausdall

Rory Walsh

Jessica Wan

Sandy Warren

Richard Wenzel

Kathleen Whalin

Ellen Widess & Rick Warren

Perry Willett

Tom & Judith Willging

Aaron Winer

Andrea Wood

Leslie Wozniak

James Wright

Amelia Wu

Greta Wu

Nicholas Wu

Anne-Marie Wurth

Carolyn Yale

Gaymond Yee

YMCA FRIENDS UP TO $250+

Anonymous

Bruce Ackerman

Richard Adam

Leslie Adams

Susan Adams & Loring Barker

Linda Agerter

Teresa Albro

Joan Allen

Frank & Mary Beth Almeda

Badri Ananthanarayanan

Dixie Anderson

Michael Anderson

Eric Angress

Joyce Appelbaum

Angela Armendariz

Mike Aronson & Jody London

Lina Avidan

Gilberta Avila

Courtney Azad

Catherine Baca

Schuyler & Susie Bailey

Carol Banford

Barbara & Walter Bankovitch

Felicia Barbato

Joan Bard

Dorothy Barnett

Marna Batten

Anita Battle

Linda Bekes

Bruce Bennett

Bonnie Bergerud

Bennett Berke

Joel Bernstein & Maria Carter

Susan Berstein

Mary & Ray Bertolotti

David & Rachel Biale

Hugh Biggar

Karen Bixby

Diane Blacker & Ben Davis

Thomas Blalock

Chinda Blaschczyk

Robert Blomberg

Ken Bodger

Edwin Bolds

Patti Bortman

Clifford Bowen

Audrey Boyd

Ragna Boynton

Elizabeth Boyst

Elizabeth Breslin

Virginia Brothers

Bill Brown & Patti Barni

Erle Brown

Gail Brown

Sarah Brown

Holly Brownscombe

Sharon Bullock

Therese Bursey

Richard Buss

Allen Cain

Teri Cannon

Yasmin Carim & David Robin

Nancy Carleton

Jamie Carlson

Jeanne Carlson

Susan Carlson-Chavez

Cynthia Carrico

Diane Cary

Craig Casebeer

Judy Casey

Jan Chaffin

“I’m so appreciative of people like you who supported me in this college application journey since day one. I just want to say, thank you to all of the Y-Scholars staff and volunteers for helping kids like me without the same inherent privilege and background as everybody else who was accepted into USC.”

Zipporah & Dwight Collins

Cynthia Colvin

Paul Conner

Nicholas Cordella

Wendy Cosin

Maureen Cowger

Mike & Pam Crane

Jocelyn Crawford-Brown

Pamela Creason

Catherine Cunningham & Roz Gallo

L.S.D.

Charlene Daigre

Carla Dalton

Sandra De Shields

Catherine Der

Marcia Diaz

Deborah Dille

Carol Disrud

John Dixon

Doug Dohrer & Maureen Fitzgerald

Raquel Domgaard

Douglas Donaldson

Eva Dong

Elizabeth Doty

Diana Downton

David Edelson

Daria Edgerly

Patricia Edmonds

David Enelow

Neil Ericksen

John Erickson

Jennifer Ervice

Judy & Greg Ervice

Erlinda Etcubanas

Pamela Fadem

Merle & Michael Fajans

Beth Farnbach

Rita Fattaruso

Grace Fawcett

Karen Fenton

Diego Fernandez

Suzanne Ferraro

Anastasia Ferratti

Floriane Festa

Lillian Chan

Landy & Elizabeth Chapman

Robert Cheatham

Daniel Cheung

Susan Cho

Erin Chou

Mary Ann Chuck

Suzanne Chun

Ron Chung

Samantha Clemens

Denis Clifford

Jeanne Clinton

Louise Coleman

Karen Fiene

Emily Filloy

Ann Finkelstein

Robert Fitzgerald & Judith Small

Robin Flagg & Jon Braslaw

David Foecke

Julian Fogle

Kaye Folsom & Jerry Brown

Heather Fong

Chrstine C. Ford

Stephen Ford

Anne Forrest

Melissa & Frank Fountain

Kylo M. 2021 Y-Scholar Alumnus

Lisba Fowler

Mary McCulloch Fox

Betsy Franklin & Frank Fishman

Thomas Fratar

Donald & Dava Freed

Amy Freeman

Valerie Fregulia

Rebecca Fridae

Karen Friedman

Jake & Freya Fuchs

Gay Gale

Megan Galvin

William Gardner

Lynn Gates

Lynda Gatti

Mrs. Akara Gill

Gretchen Gillfillan

Patty Giuntoli

Patricia Gleason

Linda Glick

Michael Gliksohn

David & Christine Goldin

Charles Goldstein & Amy Sukhov

Karl Goldstein

Sandi Goldstein

Mary Graham

Andrew Grant

Joan Grant

Rhonda Gray

Monica Greene

Sam Greyson

Elizabeth Grubin

Francesca Guagliardo

Robert Guletz

Rosalyn Haberkern

Geraldine Hagopian

Carol Haig

Madeline Hall

David Hampton

Michael Hanley

L. Christine Hansel

Janice Haraguchi

Jacquelyn Harbert

Andrew Harris

Juliet Hart

Carol Hayden

Michael Hayes

Sandra Hearn

Margaret Heisel

Almalee Henderson

Kai Hennig

Leah Herman

Marilyn Hill

Susan Hill

Linda Hlavacek

Wendy Hoben

Melissa Hogan

John Hoganson

Kristina Holland

Molly Holm

April Hopkins

Bill & Mijo Horwich

Sandy Horwich & Michael Fullerton

Mary Houghteling

J. Howard

Candice Huang

Donald Hughes

Michael Hughes

Sonya & Philip Hunt

Lawrence Hutchings

Elizabeth Hutchins

Jill Hygelund

Jim Hynes

Susan Jackson

Trudy James

Wendy Jameson

Rosalyn Jamison

Gail Jara

Beatrice Jett

Gaynell Johnson

Lois Johnson Purkett

Jacqueline Jones

Brian Judge

Rise Justman

Ginny & Len Kamp

Jeanne Kane

Mel & June Kani

Barbara Kaplan

Diane Kaufman

Susan & Ken Kawaichi

Mrs. Athena Keena

Joanne Kelly

Margaret Kendall

Rose Kennedy

Jack Kenny

Michael Kent

Bruce Kerns & Candis Cousins

Janis Kitsuwa-Lowe

Rima Kittner

Larry Kline

Carole Klokkevold

Sara P. Knight

Karl Knobler

Roland Koch

Robert Kohne

Carla Koren

Dwyline Kruger

Ray & Jill L’Esperance

Tim La Liberte

Wendy Landerholm

Peter Langley

Jeanette Larsen

Tina Laxar

Clayton Leche

Donald Lee

Elena Lee

Milly Lee

Eric Leenson

Joy Broom Leisure

Cornelia Levine

Linda Lew

Sherry Li

Sheila Lichtman

Yehudit Lieberman

Colleen Lim

Joanne Lim

F. Lin

Mary Lou Linvill

Vera Lis

Rhoda Litwack

Karen Liu

Pia Lodberg

LaToya Lopez

Sheila Lopez

Evelyn Loughran

Merle Louie

Jennie Low

Robert Lowe

Desmid Lyon

Amy Lyons

Bula Maddison

Michael Malone

Jenni Mangel & Robert Ratner

Rolando Manrique

Allan & Anne Maris

Marilyn Markowitz

Christopher Marshall

Melissa Marshall

Steve Masover

Minako Matsui & Robert Bretthauer

Julie & Scott Mattoon

Laurene & Charles McClain

Phil McDonald

Jennifer McDonald-Peltier

Andree McGiffin

Derek McGreal

Ginger McKinnon

Martin McNair

Howard McNenny

Peggy McQuaid

Kevin McVey

Sol Melendres

Fred Menzel

Deborah Miglia

Cynthia Milton

Andrea Miller

Claudia Miller

Jocelyn Miller

Marlene Millikan

Shelley Million

Paul Millner

Ian & Donna Mitroff

Mariela Moreno Murray

Cynthia Morin

Gregg & Ruth Morris

Betsy Mueller

James Mueller

James Mullarkey

Rosemary Mullarkey

Jim Mullins

Anne-Marie Murrin

Donna Nelson

Dirk Neyhart

Laura Nixon

Roberta O’Grady

Barbara O’Hay

Frederick O’Herron

Caryl O’Keefe

Tricia O’Reilly

Charlene O’Rourke

Jan Olsen & Teresa Kangas-Olsen

Karen Olson

Laurie Omori

Nadine Ong

Lorraine Osmundson

Deborah Ostrow

K.G. Ouye

Denise B. Owen

Norman Owen

Helen Pagilagan

Curtis & Karen Palmer

Mary Passeri

Annetta Pearson

Jenilee Penaflor

Helen & Ron Perry

Jean Peters

Sarah Peterson

Janet Petroni

David Petta

Marilyn Pew

Catherine Philippon

Jeff Pickett

Joan Pierce

Michael Pincus

Sharon Pincus

Karen Platt

M. Rivka Polatnick

Benjamin Poole

Betty Prenter

Dan Quigley

Richard Quint

Kenneth Rabb

Carole Raimondi

Martha Ramey

Thomas Rankin

Richard Raushenbush & Barbara

Giuffre

Joanna Reilly

Maria Reisert

Mariana Rexroth

Eileen Rey

In Ja Rhee & David Johnson

Brenda & Mark Richardson

Sandra Ried

Susan Riggs

Francesca Rizzardi

Drew Robarts

Deborah Roberts

Eve Romain

Jennie Romero

Patricia Rominger

Mary S. Ronfeldt

Felicia Rose

Barbara Rosen

Ellen Rosenau

Karen Rothblatt

Marilyn Rothman

Jean Royson

Pam & Bob Ruh

Joyce Rybandt

M. Ryce

Miriam Salazar

Jordan Sampietro & Megan Gadsby

EC San Juan

Alita Sanchez

Sue Sandson

Marta Schmidlin

Tiffany Schrader

Eric Schroeder

Marjorie Schwartz

Barbara & Steven Segal

Linda Semi

Margareta Sequin

Rita Shaby

Ellen & Mike Shaler

Bonnie Shane Roth

Nina Shoehalter

Jill Shugart

Barbara Shulgold

Jane Siegel

Tara Siler

Matthew Simmons

Katherine Simpson

Robert Sinai, MD

Arthur Siu

Courtney Siu

Sid Small

Anne Smith

Daniel Smith

Darin Smith

Doug Smith

Nell Smith

Patti Smolian

Deborah Smyth

Nancy Snow

Laurie Soman

Immi Song

Sally Sowko

Susan Sperber

Helen Spiro

William Spongberg

Andrew Stern

MaryEllen Sternad

Bess & Steve Sternberg

Barbara Sternfeld

Jody Stevens

P. Stewart-Wagner

Andreas Stolcke

P. Cecilia Storr

Mary Strauss

Richard Street

Eric Strellis

Theresa Stuart

David Stump & Andrea Smith

Jim Sweeney

Miriam Swernoff

Rosanne Talcott

Roberta Tanaka

Britt & Bryce Tanner

Betsy Taylor

Sharon Taylor & Marty Martinson

Jack Telian & Catherine Bailey

Kathy & Paul Terrell

Lise Thogersen

Noelle Thomas

Carol Thompson

Alan Tom

Lisa Tran

Bruce Trauner

June Trentacosti

Judy Turiel

Elizabeth Tyler

Mary Tyson

Erika Valentine

Margery VanDerslice

Helene Vilett

Amy Vittoria

Kay Vorheis

Anna Vorster

Dorothy Walker

Stephen Wallace

Andrew Wallach

Sydney Ward

Denise Warfield

Edna Lee Warnecke & Jim Marks

Joan Warren

Karen Warrick

Matt Wathen

Kevin Watson

Chris Weber

Chet Wehe

Judith Wehlau

Nicole Albany YMCA Member

William Weiner

Kat Weiss

Zachary Wells

Jenny Wenk

Pearl Werfel

Janice Westenhouse

Nelia White

Susie White

Linda Whitehand

Dennis Wicker

Masako Wickler

Larry Wiebe

Dakari Wikkeling

James Willging

Lucy Willging

Molly Williams

Aileen Williamson

Dennis Winslow

Kathryn Winter

Michael & Robin Winton

Steven Wolan

Marian Wolfe & Scott Scheffler

Nancy S. Wolfe

Karen & Steve Wong

Kelly Wong

Pausang T. Wong

Don Woodrow

Moe & Becky Wright

Johnny & Monica Wu

Carol Yamane

Clayton Yeko

Goangshiuan Ying

Walter Yonn

Neysa Young

Claire Yskamp

Lise Yskamp

Phyllis Zagone

Keo Zaiger

Tim & May Zheng

Susan Zimmerman

GIFTS RECEIVED IN HONOR OF

We gratefully acknowledge the gifts made in honor of the following:

Marice Ashe

Paul Baer

Bonnie Bergerud

Marjorie Cox

Deborah Craig

Mary D’Elia

Gail Drulis

Fran Gallati

Larry Hutchings

Saskia L. Knight

Evelyn Larsen’s birthday

Dr. Norton Luger

Deedee Lundberg

Owen Paul Meeker

John V. Murray

Ryan Rouse

Steve Schneider

Delma Shanahan

Arthur Siu

Cheryl Fields Tyler

Tom Willging

Judith Willging

GIFTS RECEIVED IN MEMORY OF

We gratefully acknowledge the gifts made in memory of the following:

Harriet Berg

Al Bergen

Jean Bergen

Stewart “King” Caldwell

Juan Covarruvias

Jason M. Craig

Maureen Farrell

Gary Gerard

Marjorie Iversen

Walter “Pops” Jackson

Jerode Lawrence

Rosalind Massow Luger

David McRoberts

Catherine & Tom Mullarkey

Kathleen Murphy

Teri Stickney Pease

Nancy Poulos

Susan Watson

Huey Wong

Carole Woodrow

CAMP LOMA MAR CAPITAL DONORS

YMCA gratefully acknowledges the gifts made to support the capital improvements at Camp

Loma Mar for cabin renovations and campfire bowl:

Larry Benevento

Arthur E. Bergen & Victoria Brackett

Anne & John Casey

Kathy Catanho

Elsie Craig

Lex Fletcher

David Harris

Gina & Bill Kottmeier

Steve & Valerie Langford

Michael & Cheryl Loring

California Meridian Insurance Services

Helen C. Miller

Robert & Suzanne Murillo

Manny Nungaray & Shawn Sherburne

Helen & Ronald Perry

Liz Pfeffer & Sholeh Mirzai

Brynn & Mark Reinhardt

James E. Rogers

Michael & Sharon Sebastian

Kelly Sebastian

Bud & Pam Sheble

Matthew & Dorian Sheble

Bob Smeenk

Fred & Sally Stickney

Craig & Ann Thomas

Geneva L. Tremaine

Chester L. Wehe, III

COMPANIES & FOUNDATIONS GIVE BACK

YMCA of the East Bay gratefully acknowledges the following corporate partners, foundations, and local businesses:

A-K Landscaping Concrete

Abbott Laboratories

Ackerman’s Servicing Volvos and Subarus Inc.

Advanced Tile Restoration

Alameda Elks Lodge 1015 B.P.O.E.

Albany Community Foundation

Alpha Delta Kappa, Gamma Lambda Chapter

AmazonSmile Foundation

America’s Best Local Charities

American Endowment Foundation

The American Online Giving Foundation

Apple

AT&T

Berkeley Rotary Endowment

Bernard E. & Alba Witkin Charitable Foundation

Bhatia Foundation

The Blackbaud Giving Fund by its Agent YourCause

Blue Beyond Consulting

Blue Shield of California

Bright Funds Foundation

Chamberlin Education Foundation

Charities Aid Foundation America

Chevron Cisco

Comcast

The David and Lucile Packard Foundation

E M Downer Foundation

East Bay Community Foundation

Economic Lumber Company

Fidelity Charitable

The Galileo Club

Genentech

Give Lively Foundation

The Glen Price Group

Google

The Guardsmen

The Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

Herbert and Gertrude Halverstadt Foundation

Herman Auerbach Memorial Fund Trust

HY Floor & Gameline Painting, Inc.

The Hymowitz Family Foundation

I Song Orthodontics

Impact Assets

J.W. Dixon Design/Construction Inc

Jewish Community Federation & Endowment Fund

Kaiser Permanente

The Kaiser Permanente National Community Benefit Fund at the East Bay Community Foundation

KLA Foundation

Kroger

LaunchDarkly

Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory

McKesson

McLarney Construction

Mechanics Bank

Microsoft

Morgan Stanley Global Impact

Funding Trust

MSCI Inc.

Notaro Law Group

Oracle

Pacific Gas and Electric Company

Peleton

Presbyterian Foundation

PwC

R3 Consulting Group, Inc.

Robert Half

Thanks to Kathy’s generosity, she’s funded a cabin renovation and has named Camp Loma Mar in her Will/ Trust, joining the Heritage Club since the late 70s.

Rockridge Geotechnical, Inc.

Rodney Hughes, CPA

Salesforce

San Francisco Foundation

Schwab Charitable

Sentry

Shutterfly

Simms Plumbing & Water Equipment, Inc.

Sports Basement Strategies That Strengthen Families

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Charles & Clavel Fender

George Foster

Jack Gardner & Candy Rupp

Timothy & Robin Hassler

Janet Huseby & Robert Smith

*Masaharu & Shigeko Jinguji CRT

T.W. Johnson

*Pauline Kifer 1991 Trust

Connie Kidder

*David L. Knops Trust

Jeffrey Leiter

Camp Loma Mar has a special place in my heart. I spent a lot of my life at Camp. I’ve enjoyed every minute of my time there, as a camper, staffer, and Camp Director. A lot of memories were made that I will always cherish.”

Kathy Catanho

and Communities, Inc.

Sunlight Giving

Tannahill Realty

Tea and Talk

The Thomas Hodge Foundation

Tipping Point Community

United Way California Capital Region

United Way of the Bay Area

V.O. Smith Family Foundation

Vanguard Charitable

Wells Fargo Foundation

William G. Irwin Foundation

Willowmar Real Estate

YMCA of the USA

YMCA Retirement Fund

The Zalec Familian and Lilian Levinson Foundation

HERITAGE CLUB

The Heritage Club honors those who have included YMCA of the East Bay in their estate plans or who have made other planned gifts:

Richard Adam

Margaret & Don Alter

Mary Jo & Hank Bagelmann

Schuyler & Susan Bailey

Larry Bush

Kathy Catanho

Robert Dixon

Daniel Lim

Thomas Lowden

*Roberta Mandel Revocable Trust

*Jules Mayer

Donald & Mara Melandry

M.E. Moore

Kay Rabin

B. Rocca

Carol Schilling

*Clyde and Margaret A. Stone

Revocable Trust

Kenneth Towers

Jenny Wenk

Douglas Wood

Bea Young

* Deceased

Kathy Catanho second from right

HOW TO GIVE BACK

BECOME A YMCA OF THE EAST BAY DONOR TODAY

Support from donors like you make it possible to continue our mission to provide programs and services that thousands of families, seniors, children, and youth depend on at the YMCA of the East Bay. We have many options for making your gift to the YMCA of the East Bay:

• Join the President’s Club with a gift of $1,500

• Join the 365Y Club: By making a monthly contribution, you will be recognized as part of this club.

• Included us in your Planned Giving? Let us know! You’ll automatically join the Heritage Club

• Have a car to donate? Contact us.

• Gifts of appreciated securities, stocks, and bonds can provide considerable tax advantages when transferred to the YMCA of the East Bay before they are sold—creating an income tax deduction and avoiding the capital gains tax that would have been due upon their sale if held more than a year.

Contact Manny Nungaray, Chief Development Officer, at mnungaray@ymcaeastbay.org to discuss your giving goals.

PARTNERS IN ADVOCACY OUR VOLUNTEERES & LEADERSHIP

We are so grateful to our volunteers, Board of Directors, and Branch Advisory Board members who provide their time, talent, and treasures to uplift the mission.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Dr. Nailah Thompson, Board Chair

Amy Briggs

Matthew Burrows

Allen Carr

Kai Carter

David Deutscher

Eric Eisenberg

Craig Fendel

Jerry Fleming

Jack Gardner

Seth Hamalian

Tim Hassler

Kenneth Kuchman

Jesse Nelson

Tom Ratcliff

Charles Richards

Karina Rivera

Leslie Schibsted

Darrell Sooy

Scott Stafford

Janet Tam

Amy Tharpe

Suman Venkataswamy

Dewayne Walton

Andy Williams

BRANCH ADVISORY BOARD

ALBANY YMCA

Allen Cain

Kevin Gavino

Paul Giganti

Peggy McQuaid

Andrea Mullarkey

Janice Murota

Susan Russell, Chair

Peter Samis

Garth Schultz

Eileen Sheehan

Bill Springer

Virgina Stefan

Jane Stern

Aaron Thompkins

BERKELEY YMCA

Anto Cingoz

Marjorie Cox

Bob Dixon

Melanie Goldfeld

Jackie Hausman

Mal Mead, Chair

Leopoldo Reyes

Michael Schnitzer

Anne Schonfield

OAKLAND YMCA

Connie Adachi

Angela Anderson, Chair

Jerry Michaels

Lori Takeuchi

Jerry Wolfe

IRVIN DEUTSCHER

PLEASANT HILL YMCA

Jan Bono, Chair

James Bonato

Michael Harris

Michael Maxwell

Matthew Rinn

RICHMOND PARKWAY YMCA

Timothy Balmorez

Donlad S. Hanigman

Glen Moniz

Chris Shuttlesworth, Chair

Darrel Jay Tucker

Aaron Winer

YMCA OF THE EAST BAY EXECUTIVE TEAM

Fran Gallati, President and CEO

Mike Cassidy, Chief Operating Officer

Kelley Maltais, Chief Human Resource Officer

Cheri Mezzapelle, Chief Financial Officer

Manny Nungaray, Chief Development Officer

Nikki Van Ausdall, Vice President, Marketing & Communications

BRANCH LEADERSHIP TEAM

Albert Chan, Executive Director, Berkeley YMCA

Mary D’Elia, Executive Director, Albany YMCA

Hae Won Rhow, Executive Director, Oakland YMCA

Michael Saenz, Executive Director, Pleasant Hill YMCA

PROGRAM LEADERSHIP TEAM

Audi Huang, Executive Director, YMCA PG&E Teen Center

Ryan James, Executive Director of Camping, Camp Loma Mar

Melanie Mueller, Executive Director, Early Chlidhood Impact

Michael Saenz, Vice President, Youth Development

Y LEADERSHIP NEWS

SHARING EXCITING UPDATES

CEO FRAN GALATTI SELECTED FOR GOVERNOR’S ADVISORY COUNCIL

We are so excited to share with you all that Governor Newsom has appointed our very own Fran Gallati to serve on the newly formed Advisory Council for Physical Fitness and Mental Well-Being. He will join notable athletes and experts to focus on increasing awareness about the benefits of physical activity, sports, nutrition, and mental wellness; encouraging intergenerational physical fitness activities; and promoting equitable access to outdoor and physical activities for underserved communities. We’re thrilled the YMCA can bring more health and wellness opportunities for kids and adults across California.

Read the full announcement here.

WELCOME NEW BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEMBERS

YMCA of the East Bay welcomes the appointment of two new members to the Board of Directors. “I’m so thrilled to have two incredible individuals say ‘yes’ to joining our Board. They both have strong financial and investment experiences, an area of skill sets where we can expand and tap into their expertise and experience to ensure financial growth and sustainability for our organization,” said Fran Gallati.

Joining the Board are Allen Carr and Scott Stafford. Read their background here.

Allen Carr

Scott Stafford

Fran Gallati

FINANCIAL OVERVIEW

REVENUE

$34M Gov’t grants & contracts

$7M Memberships

$8.3M Program fees

$64.6M Total

EXPENSES

$54M Programs & Services

$4.8M Management & General Admin

$494K Fundraising Endowment Market Value as of 6/30/22: $15.7M

$59M Total

$2.1M Public Support

$298.9K Other Revenue

$11.8M Investment & Other Income

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