YMCA of Saskatoon IMPACT Report 2021_2022

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YMCA OF SASKATOON

IMPACT REPORT

LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The YMCA of Saskatoon acknowledges that we are on the traditional lands, referred to as Treaty 6 Territory and that the City of Saskatoon and all the people here are beneficiaries of this peace and friendship treaty. Treaty 6 encompasses the traditional territories of numerous First Nations, including Cree, Dene (DEN-Ē), Nakota, Saulteaux (SO-TO), and Ojibwe (OJIB-WĒ) and the homeland of the Métis Nation. We are dedicated to ensuring that the spirit of Reconciliation

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acknowledgement also reaffirms our relationship with one another.

The YMCA Federation in Canada’s Statement of Reconciliation was unanimously approved by all YMCAs in Canada and strengthens our dedication to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and communities in Canada. It is reflective of the YMCA Federation’s commitment to fostering a sense of belonging for all and its values of inclusiveness, accountability, and collaboration.

YMCAs in Canada Statement of Reconciliation The YMCAs in Canada have a commitment to building healthy communities through the power of belonging. Communities that are safe and vibrant, with a strong economy and a sustainable environment. Communities within a Canada that demonstrates: leadership in improving the health of all people; respect for diversity and pluralism; combatting inequality; protecting its most vulnerable; and nurturing the potential of young people.

For our country to become the Canada We Want, the YMCA recognizes that we must place a special and intentional focus on Canada's relationship with Indigenous Peoples.

The YMCA movement in Canada declares its commitment to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples. We acknowledge and respect that our programs, services, and community facilities are on the traditional territory of Indigenous Peoples.

YMCAs in Canada are aware of the impact that colonial actions, including residential schools, have had on Indigenous Peoples, and we remain committed to understanding past injustices and will continue to move forward for a better future.

YMCAs in Canada are committed to playing our role in addressing the Calls to Action that have been made by the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, such as: 19. …. close the gaps in health outcomes between Aboriginal and nonAboriginal communities; 92iii. Provide education for management and staff on the history of Aboriginal Peoples, including the history and legacy of residential schools, the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples, Treaties and Aboriginal rights, Indigenous law, and Aboriginal Crown relations. This will require skillsbased training in intercultural competency, conflict resolution, human rights, and anti-racism.

We are committed to developing and sharing program models, tools, and resources that will improve Indigenous Peoples’ access to our programs and services.

We will work with Indigenous communities as partners to find opportunities to have an active presence where it is desired.

YMCAs in Canada are committed to moving beyond a Statement of Reconciliation to the development and implementation of an Action Plan which will be reviewed regularly.

The YMCA Federation in Canada’s Statement of Reconciliation was unanimously approved by all YMCAs in Canada and strengthens our dedication to reconciliation with Indigenous Peoples and communities in Canada. It is reflective of the YMCA Federation’s commitment to fostering a sense of belonging for all and its values of inclusiveness, accountability, and collaboration.

IMPACT AT A GLANCE 19 locations across the Saskatoon and Martensville area

1,502 Camps/SODC

4,943 participants*

1,672 Health & Fitness

800 Swimming Lessons

622 individuals received financial assistance $233,883.26

420 Before & After School

27 Corporate Workplace

420 Child Care

67 Youth Leadership

35 YCAN

*participants captures our programs' cumulative reach during the year.

Some individual benefits from multiple YMCA programs and may be counted more than once.

Made possible by: 237 giving donors

134 volunteers

321 staff Martensville Warman

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THE Y NOW AND FOR THE FUTURE

Pauline Melis Board President

Dean Dodge CEO

The YMCA has been serving our community from downtown Saskatoon for 116 years. The Board passed a resolution in June 2021 confirming that a downtown presence for the YMCA was crucial to achieving our organization’s mission of building strong communities. We are determined that the citycentre/downtown/core will continue to be home to our programs and services. Given our many partnerships with other service providers, our historical track record of offering innovative and leading-edge programming, and our current significant daycare offerings, the YMCA is uniquely positioned to support the revitalization of downtown Saskatoon.

This year we did not use the term "the new normal" as the time during Covid taught us that we needed to be a different Y with a different and

​ We are focused on providing stable and safe work practises for our staff.

stronger focus if we were going to be successful in the long run. The previous year we were fortunate to

We also recognize that the City of Saskatoon is embarking on a once in a generation plan to

open a new childcare in Brighton and a new family resource Centre in Fairhaven and these helped us see that our plan to reach more people in the community was achievable. Our plan as we entered into the fall of 2021 was that we were going to rebuild or bounce

revitalize the downtown. In June we issued a statement to the community and to our members that we are committed to the downtown. This means we believe that there are many needs that we can

back from the worldwide pandemic slowly and steadily over the year. In many ways we did: Childcare remained strong, before and after school programs came back, our community programs grew. But it was our health, fitness and aquatics memberships that struggled.

We have had to rethink how we offer many of our adult health and fitness services as many of our instructors and members are still not fully engaged as members. However, we know that when they decide to come back they will appreciate the programs, cleanliness, and feeling that they belong to a strong and vibrant community.

We continue to work with many partners and we continue to be a strong voice in the community for children’s services as well as a leader in childcare. We recognize that more people need help than ever before with mental health services and we started offering more mental health programs for younger participants in the community.

help people meet and for the YMCA in the downtown this may include childcare, health and fitness, employment, services, as well as being a strong voice for people who may not be able to advocate for themselves.

As a board chair it has been a difficult time to make progress on everything we wanted, but we have become a stronger and more focused organization. We have become a more diverse board and workforce and we have great plans for how we can be a strong sustainable community YMCA for the next generation.

Finally, I wanted to extend my deepest thanks to the staff, volunteers, members, donors, and supporters of the YMCA whom I have been privileged to meet and get to know over the past three years as I have served my term as chair of the board. I know I am leaving the chairs role in good hands.

YMCA OF SASKATOON FOUNDATIONS OUR MISSION

CORE VALUES

To foster life-enhancing opportunities and to strengthen the foundations of our community by being an organization that nurtures health, wellness and a collective sense of community.

Honesty

OUR VISION

Fairness

Respect Caring Acceptance Responsibility

To become the leading Charitable provider of health and wellness programs, family-centered activities and childcare in our community.

WE BELIEVE In the potential and worth of every person; We are dynamic and meet the needs of the community today; Everyone has leadership potential.

That the Y is a movement; Belonging to the Y makes you stronger.

"KIND HELPFUL STAFF. KIDS LOVED IT THERE" Amanda Long

LEADERSHIP YMCA Board of Directors – Governance Pauline Melis, Board Chair (outgoing) Arian Andkhoie (outgoing) Caroline Bagnell (outgoing) Daniel Ford Beavis (outgoing)

Drew Bilboe (outgoing) Ryan Chute (outgoing) Shannon Friesen Josh Marko Stephan McLachlin

Mike McKague Michael Souweha Tim West Carlie Russell Rick Peddle

YMCA Committee Members Eric Cline Ryan Chute Jerry Grandey

Shannon Friesen Ralph Schneider Don Story

Drew Bilboe Rick Peddle Stephen McLachlin

YMCA Management Team Dean Dodge Chief Executive Officer

Rob Treleaven Director of Maintenance

Brian Lanoire Director of Finances

Sheralee Teichroeb Director of Programs

Roxane Kaskiw Director of Child Care

Tetiana Kalenska Director of Human Resources

Serena Dallas Director of Strategic Engagement

OUR 2021 - 2022 GOALS

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Membership Encourage the community to return or check out the YMCA Continue safe cleaning practices Encourage individual safety (masking/cleaning) Reduce the number of COVID-19 holds Convert from outdated CRM to an "all in one" CRM that allows families to apply ONCE for financial assistance Encourage members to invite friends Membership Saves Contests

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Child Care/BASC/Y Programs Increase locations of Before and After School program Exceed active movement each day in all BASC and Child Care programs Implement refunds for Child Care as we move towards $10 day services Increase the staffing in each Centre to meet the growing demand for Child Care Increase training opportunities for leaders in child/youth and family programs Expanded free offerings of child/youth programs

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SEYFRC Expand drop in Partners in Play Book Play Sessions Centre on Wheels expandion June 6 Sept 26, 2022 (family fun bike) Just Me & My Dad Time Outdoor Explorer sessions Basketful-o"fun Spring Event !

Parties at the Pumpkin Patch Camping with Babies & Toddlers

Staffing Expand staffing to reflect the additions of new programs Focus on Reconciliation Awareness Training Provided Leadership teams with Mental Health training to support staff

OUR 2021 - 2022 GOALS CON'T

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5 Volunteers & Instructors

Retain Fitness Volunteers Focus on networking/connection opportunities Work with local partners to provide Volunteer opportunities Expanded opportunity areas Tracking volunteer hours more effectively

Philanthropy Focus on reducing the amount of fund development events to be more strategic Launch updated donor opportunities Focus on Grant opportunities Focus on developing meaningful connections/partnerships Expand Caribou Legacy Club Create Bi-Annual Philanthropy Newsletter

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OUR 2021 - 2022 IMPACT

There is no program or service offered at the YMCA that is not supported by volunteers, including our Board of Directors and various Committees.

Without the generosity and commitment of volunteers, the YMCA’s reach would not be as far and the local impact as great.

Thank you to all of our volunteers!

In 2021-2022 Volunteers Contributed over 1870 Volunteer hours equaling over $56,000

WORLD COUNCIL JULY 2022 World Council was held in Denmark and hosted its first InPerson & Online Event Before we learn about the amazing outcomes of this event that is hosted every four years, let's start with some background information...

For nearly 200 years, the work of the YMCA Movement has evolved to meet the needs of young people, and vulnerable people, and communities everywhere.

In 2015, as part of the One Million Voices research carried out by the global YMCA Movement, young people highlighted the four areas that concerned them most, and where they wanted YMCA to work. These were Health, the Environment, Employment and Civic Engagement.

YMCAs worldwide align, because almost all of their programmes – all over the world – address one or more of these four issues.

But YMCAs address other key issues too, like supporting refugees and migrants, and people living with disabilities.

So first, in 2017, the World YMCA Executive Committee issued a values statement which underlined that diversity and inclusiveness are cornerstones of the YMCA movement, which is open to all people, everywhere, regardless of their ability, age, culture, ethnicity, race, religion, sexuality, social or economic background.

We seek a YMCA – and a world – which is safe and inclusive, and where everyone can feel welcome.

And second, in 2018, at the 2018 YMCA World Council in Chiangmai, Thailand, the global YMCA approved a Resolution committed to supporting Migrants and Refugees in all their many needs.

All these concerns are interlinked: some YMCA programmes supporting Inclusiveness and Migrants and Refugees are standalone, while others in fact fall under one of the four main key impact areas of Health, the Environment, Employment and Civic Engagement.

And so the global YMCA is able to communicate within and beyond the Movement about six priority areas of action. https://www.ymca.int/

WORLD COUNCIL 2022 Health: YMCA is committed to helping young people overcome barriers to accessing quality health education. It provides services to improve their wellbeing in spirit, mind and body.

Environment: YMCA is committed to advancing global conservation and responsibility to reduce the effects of climate change through youth-led education programmes and advocacy initiatives that improve environmental awareness.

Engagement: YMCA is committed to providing platforms for young people to lead change in their communities through civic action and advocacy, gender equality, youth justice and leadership development.

Employment: YMCA is committed to providing quality education, vocational training, and opportunities to young people to ensure they have the experience and knowledge needed to succeed in today’s work environment.

And now …

At the 20th YMCA World Council, on 5 July 2022, the global YMCA Movement adopted Vision 2030, a collective roadmap for the next decade. YMCA Vision 2030 comprises one collective vision statement, one collective mission statement, the four collective priority action areas of Community Wellbeing Meaningful Work, Sustainable Planet Just World ...and 12 collective goals to turn the priorities into action at the YMCA, the community and the global levels. Vision 2030 is a framework for global alignment which allows each of the 120 YMCA National Movements to go at their own pace according to their own strengths and their own communities’ needs, in pursuit of common goals.

2026 event has been announced and will be hosted right here in Canada in Toronto, ON. Stay tuned for more information and how the YMCA of Saskatoon will be involved!

Learn More https://www.ymca.int/key-impact-areas/

STAFF HIGHLIGHT Luke Von Eschen Employee 2016 -2022 We had an opportunity to meet with Luke before he continued his journey East, possibly working at another YMCA! Below is a summary of what Luke shared.

The start: I started working for the YMCA in 2016, although my first day at the Y predates that. I came while in elementary school in September 2011. My first experience was swimming lessons and Wado Kai Karate. For three years, my Y life was doing swimming and karate, which then led me to take the bronze medallion and bronze cross.

Interesting story here: One of my earlier swim instructors, Ishmael taught me star 4-5 and then also assisted in the bronze medallion and bronze cross exams. In 2015 I focused on becoming a lifeguard, and I had to get my NLA certificates. I then applied here to be a lifeguard and an instructor at YMCA. Lo and behold. Ishmael was the Aquatics Coordinator at the time and interviewed me. This happens to many who grow up at the Y and then become staff That is what makes the Y so unique!" Luke followed up the thoughts with "I remember going from the phone call for an interview to hiring feeling so exhilarated! I started by teaching swimming lessons on Sundays, and from there, I grew and matured by being a part of a team. Later, Bobbi, the former Fitness Director, helped me to get into fitness and guided me through getting my Fitness Certificate, leading me to teach Aqua fit.

Opportunities: From there, opportunities always presented themselves. Actually, that is what makes the Y so awesome. If you want them (opportunities, that is), they are there; just leap! I then moved on to the Aquatics team lead, moving into a supervisor role for the first time. I learned how to be a good support and planning staff meetings etc., and because of this, I learned more about various leadership roles. In 2021 when our Aquatic coordinator announced that they would be leaving for maternity leave, this presented another opportunity. I was so nervous, but I wanted to challenge myself and entered my name to be a candidate. was going to. I still remember coming in, feeling like I had a good chance of getting this job, but it was not secure. So I did the "wow factor" for many people that saw me in the facility. I had very long hair at the time, and right before my interview, I got a haircut, and man it was short. It did what I thought it would, it wowed everyone. They knew right away that I was determined to get this job, and everyone saw my heart was in it. I did get that job.

Impact: It was really interesting because of the kids that I have seen grow up in the Y. From preschool classes up to the later classes, I was now seeing them (or their resumes) come across my desk to be instructors. It creates emotions of happiness and gratitude. When I see that resume and call them, I'm doing the same for one of the students that happened to me. It's amazing, and it's very full circle. A fantastic way to close my book here at the YMCA in Saskatoon and then pursue the story elsewhere in Canada." Quote & Value: My favourite quote to remember and I hope it means something to you as well " You never know the true value of a moment until it becomes a memory, so do your best to be a good one." My value that I live by is honesty. Even, even if it's a bittersweet honesty, at least you're being honest."

Thank You Luke; we can't wait for your visits back and more importantly, thank you for being a shining example of what the Y thrives to do in the community.

STAFF HIGHLIGHT Dennis Braun My Y is My Family December 4th, 2022 is going to be a big celebration here at the Y and it all revolves a special staff member who will be celebrating a pretty big milestone here at the Y. 19 Years of dedicated service to the YMCA of Saskatoon!

Dennis started at the Y in a vary familiar way for many high school students; work experience education.

At that time, Dennis was in Grade 11, and part of the curriculum was to find a work experience where students could gain experience to help find jobs after high school ended. School also taught you how to do resume building and set you up for what happens AFTER you leave school in grade 12.

Well, Dennis enjoyed his work experience with the facilities team so much that he asked if he could pick up some part-time hours (since he was still in school). At that time, there was only THREE facility/maintenance staff to handle the whole 65,000 square feet of the building. He has done a wide range of duties within the facilities team. Some call it maintenance, cleaning, janitorial -whatever someone calls it. It is so much more than "cleaning the building."

Once school was done and some time passed, he was able to transition from part-time to full time permanent hours. "I take a lot of pride in my job and doing it all a proper way," says Dennis when asked how much he likes his job. "This place and the people here, they are like my family really. My family lives out of town and I don't get to see them as often as I would like. So, the Y members and staff - it's family." "I thrive on positivity. Being happy - I am always trying to be happy and not allow myself to dwell on a bad day or moment. I like the positivity in my life and here I like that we focus on that."

We asked Dennis about why the long term commitment when in a time it is normal to change jobs he said, "When I was 16 years old, I said when I found the job that I liked, I was going to stay at it. When I think of what I do here, I don't think that I am "just a janitor" I 'm more than that."

Dennis is a hard working individual who just "loves to work" coming to the Y seeing everyone - it just makes me happy"

Thank you Dennis & Congratulations on 19 years and counting!

NATIONAL PHILANTHROPY DAY National Philanthropy Day (NPD) is a wonderful event held to celebrate the philanthropic spirit and honour those who have demonstrated their commitment to giving back. Through NPD, we are able to show appreciation for all that has been accomplished in the name of giving. It is our chance to step into the spotlight for a brief moment and remind our community how the spirit of giving is alive and well.

This year; it is with great honour to celebrate Gail McDougall. Her philanthropic efforts have impacted the YMCA of Saskatoon for over 40 years. Through her generous gifts of Time, Talent and Treasure

Gail McDougall 2022 Honourary Supporter

THE FINANCIAL IMPACT

THE HUMAN RESOURCES IMPACT

66% employed 2+ years

29 staff average age

22 number of countries represented from staff

The names below represent the people that decided to make a difference by donating to the YMCA of Saskatoon from Sept 1, 2021, through August 31, 2022. They made our community strong in a multitude of ways and, for that they deserve a moment in the spotlight. $50,000+

$2,500 - $4,999

$500 - $999

The Grandey Family Foundation INC. Kinsmen Club of Saskatoon

Cherry Insurance Dave K. Eyolfson Brian Heagy

Gregory R Adams Affinity Credit Union Blair D. Chapman Chapman Holdings Ltd Gordon Dressler Katie Dueck Allen Geeraert Lillian Gunderson Gail McDougall David Patola Rick J. Peddle Mark & Jessica Redekop Roy & Eleanore Romanow SIGA SIIT Dr. Ralph & Margaret J. Schneider Kris Seto Davis Don Story Those Girls at the Market Edna Warrington Kevin H. Waugh Peter Whitenect

$20,000 - $49,999 Anonymus (1) CTR Industrial Investments Inc Gerald W Grandey K+S Potash Canada

$10,000 - $19,999 Saskatoon Community Foundation

$5,000- $9,999 William D Black Kim Love Bob E. Racine (A)

$1,000 - $2,499 Anonymus (2) 101032169 Saskatchewan LTD. Graeme Arklie Carolyn Bagnell Fernand G. Boutin Eric H. Cline Dennis & Lorrie Couzens Serena C. Dallas Dean M. Dodge Green Prairie Environmental Limited Joanne P. Harpauer-Dignean Robert Jackson Bill & Norma J. Kapphahn Kiwanis Club of Saskatoon Barb Klassen Malcolm B. Leggett Ann E. March James C Martin Pauline M. Melis Jim Murphy Randy L. Pangborn Jeffrey Pfeifer John C. Rayner Tessa Ross Paul Sinkewicz Sarah E Sliedrecht Angela Sluzalo Jackie Smith Jaidyn M Solanik Paul M. Sopuck Craig Squirrel Anastasios S Stamatinos Welldone Mechanicl Services Christopher White

All contributions are greatly appreciated and valued. Every effort was made to ensure that we captured all names. *apologies in advance if your name was omitted*

$499 and under Brenda Achtemichuk Olivia M. Aime Ken Andreen Karsyn C Arcand Raymond Arscott Barbara Baillod Maiah Balzer Shay-Lyn Bansch Marwa E Behairy Scott Bell Gurdeep Benipal Darla Bessette Drew Bilboe Royane Bilboe Jordan L Bolton Galina Braun Theodore R. Buckley Breanne L Buehler Adriah Buhler Ivan Bustos Pelle J. Butros Lyrra I Cabarilla Gerald M. Campbell Barry Chapman Julie Chiesa Ryan Chute Yvette Clark Jay Conley Julie Coombe Jill Cross Ellis J Davis Marcel De La Gorgendiere Justine C. DeBussac Margaret RS Defehr Zachary Digout Sandra L. Dodge Chloe Dodge Janice D Dodge Don D. Dodge Lance Dolman Taylor Doyle Robert N Dyck Lyndsey D Elliott Jodi L Epp Ruth I. Epstein Kelly D. Foth Naimah Francis Breanne M French Rob Friedt Shannon Friesen Veronica A. Fusnik

Helen Gallaugher Janet Gallucci Mike Gawley Grant Gibson Terry Gibson Kim Goodman Leisha A. Grebinski Grant L. Gudmundson Rebecca Gunn Tu Ha Cliff J. Hansen Chantel Hansen David C Hedley Elizabeth Hernandez Raelynn Hildebrandt Sara L. Humphreys Tekla Hunter Patsy A. Ippolito Bobbi M Janzen Shane Jeffery Aaron Kaminski Roxane L. Kaskiw Randy Klassen Katie Krueger Shannie Lyn Krueger Lisa Labrecque Tonia O Laird Dale Laturnus Linda Laventure Kun Li Mark Lich Darby Liebrecht Madelyn R Lies Alyta Little Jordan Lohneis William Love Rodney Lover Heather Macdonald Mark L. MacLeod Jaedyn MacNeill Maria V Magdayao Maranda Mazoka Hunter McAlear Lisle McCallum Joan McDonald Carol McInnis M McInnis Kaitlyn McIntyre Charlene McKelvey Stephen McLachlin Caroline Melis

Dulce N Meza-Meza Mr. John A. Miller Lauri Miller Alaysia Misa-Delainey Sandy Monteith Darien J. Moore Jeanette N Neufeld Rebecca Newson David Newton Ruth G Nicolas Melissa A. Nicolls Tom Novosel Isabella Oanta Carol G. Olson Raymond J. Olson McKenna MCR Panasiuk Marsiola Papa Pat Pattison Donna Peiris Morgan V Perra Garry L. Peters Adam Peterson Vera R. Pezer Annette Piche Garth R. Pickrell George Pinckney Becky Pinette Aviana Porrelli Arlene N Prieto Elizabeth G. Pringle Daryl K Reid Magdalena Richter Nyachudier Riek Lisa Rogalsky Tom Rogers William Rooke Luis A. Santos Saskatoon Seals Underwater Hockey Bree E Sauve Sheryl Savard Dylana Schwab Kendra M Sepke Gordon M. Strom Harley Strouts Dan Symenuk Jaden Tapia Tashrwin Tarique Sheralee Teichroeb Austin R Teichroeb

The Flame HVAC and Electrical Ltd. Jasmine I.S. Thiemann Ethan K. Thompson Kelly Tokarchuk Jacques J Toupin Dieu Trong Cam Tran Cindy CM Tsang United Way of Saskatoon Fred & Rose Walden Russ W. Warner Fred N Wesolowski Ashwin B. Witt Margaret Woloshyn Neal A Zaluski

All contributions are greatly appreciated and valued. Every effort was made to ensure that we captured all names. *apologies in advance if your name was omitted*

In Honour/Memory Ruth Epstein

Gifts received Honouring Someone Special In Memory of William Love Kim Love Lisa Rogalsky David Newton Gail McDougall M McInnis

For almost 30 years now, Ruth has been a member of the YMCA. She is an avid swimmer and while working at the University of Saskatchewan, she felt it was easier to zip in her car, take no breaks and enjoy her swims without the pressures at the Y. "My decision to leave a gift to the Y through the Caribou Legacy Club was easy. It was time for me to redo my will. I wanted to donate to a charity and I knew that I wanted it to be local. I also thought, "What feels like family to me?", the only place I could think of that has been so good, so friendly, so wide reaching is the Y.", says Ruth. I also live by this quote that I heard from Rumi; “You are not a drop in the ocean; you are the entire ocean in a drop.”.

Regardless of the size of gift, I encourage you to leave a gift to the Y in your will. I just know it will do a lot of good!"

The Caribou Legacy Club The YMCA Legacy Club honours individuals and families who believe in the mission of the Y and preserve our good work for future generations by including the Y in their estate plans.

If you are interested in learning more, please contact: Serena Dallas at 306-652-7515 ext.

267 If you have included the YMCA of Saskatoon in your plans, please inform us so that we can recognize you as a member of the Legacy Club.

In Memory of Clare Heagy Peter Whitenect Brenda Achemichuk In Memory of Evangeline Heagy Darla Bessette Peter Whitenect In memory of David Wilton Heather Macdonald Fred Wesolowski Janice Dodge Helen Gallagher David Headley Margaret Defehr In memory of Eileen Barber Dr. Ralph & Margaret Schneider

In Honour of Ray Olson & Family Carol G. Olson In honour of Ken & Rita Epstein Ruth Epstein In honour of Serena Dallas Jill Cross In honour of Carol Olson & Family, Kelly Stadnyk & Shawn Stadnyk Raymond Olson

CARIBOU LEGACY CLUB Ralph Schneider Dale Maxwell Beavis Eric Cline Pauline Melis Gerald Grandey

James Schwier Alex Ladouceur Dean Dodge Gerard Gardiner Darryl Yausie

Jacquie Gardiner Richard Rodda Jordan Allan Dennis & Lorrie Couzens Doug & Lexi Jamieson Terry & Bea Gibson Daniel Ford Beavis

Y PARTNERS

Ruth Eptein Serena Dallas Karim Nasser Estate Irma & Horst Riedrich Estate Floyd McNab Clare Middleton Janis Beavis

A BIG thank you to our partners that are integral to the fabric of our Y *apologies in advance if your logo was missed*

GRANT PARTNERSHIPS A BIG thank you to our Grant partners, your financial support is integral to the ongoing success of our Y *apologies in advance if your logo was missed*

YMCA of Saskatoon 25 - 22nd Street E Saskatoon, Saskatchewan S7K 0C7 (306) 652-7515 www.ymcasaskatoon.org ymca@ymcasaskatoon.org