2012 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE ANNUAL REPORT

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ON GOODGROUNDYMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE2012 ANNUAL REPORT

Dear Friends,In 1875, a small group of men brought the YMCA to Middle Tennessee with the hope of fostering strong Christian characters in the hearts and minds of young men. They scarcely could have imagined how the small seeds they planted would grow into an organization that in 2012 provided 368,318 people—more than a third of them kids—with the tools and support they needed to learn, grow and thrive.

For more than 138 years, our Y has been driven by its Christian mission to create the conditions necessary for people in our community to grow in spirit, mind and body. As Christ’s Parable of the Sower teaches us, lasting change and personal growth only happen when our efforts are rooted “on good ground.”

For the Y, history has taught us that this good ground depends on our investment in three critical areas: our kids, our health and our neighbors. Through a shared commitment to Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility, the Y nurtures the potential of children, improves health and well-being and provides opportunities to give back and support neighbors in need.

We hope this annual report gives you a sense of the remarkable harvest that is possible when we join hands to grow and nurture the gardens of community. Whether it’s our efforts to address our region’s health crisis, give children the values and skills they need to succeed in life or reaching out to those fighting loneliness or depression, the Y has always been here for our community. And we always will be.

Our deepest thanks go to you, the volunteers, donors, friends and staff who bring our mission to life every day. We remain forever grateful to all who joined hands with us in 2012 to plant the seeds of hope that will feed and strengthen our community for generations to come.

May God continue to bless each of you, and may He continue to bless the life-changing work of our YMCA.

Journey Johnson Marty Dickens President and CEO Association Board Chair

Our Mission: A worldwide charitable fellowship united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of helping people grow in spirit, mind and body.

Behold, a sower went out to sow. And it happened, as he sowed, that some seed fell by the wayside; and the birds of the air came and devoured it.

Some fell on stony ground, where it did not have much earth; and immediately it sprang up because it had no depth of earth.

But when the sun was up it was scorched, and because it had no root it withered away.

And some seed fell among thorns; and the thorns grew up and choked it, and it yielded no crop. But other seed fell

ON GOOD GROUND And yielded a crop that sprang up, increased and produced:

some thirty-fold, some sixty, and some a hundred.

MARK 4:3-8

‘A sower went out to sow his seed …’Inside every child is the promise of a brighter future—for themselves and our community. That’s why the Y is committed to nurturing these seeds of God-given potential by providing kids the vital support they need to learn, grow and thrive.

HEALTHY KIDSGROWING INSTRUCTIONS:GIVE THEM A PLACE TO BELONGHow a child spends their time away from school can be critical to their future success. The Y gives youth and teens in our community a safe place to belong while offering quality programs and services that make sure our kids’ learning and development does not begin and end with the sound of the school bell.

TEACH CRITICAL CHARACTER VALUES AND LIFE SKILLSThe Y connects kids to caring adult role models whose example and leadership teach critical character values and life skills ranging from how to get into college to how to be a good sport (and even better citizen).

FOSTER HEALTHY HABITSChildren reach their full potential when they are healthy in all areas of life—spirit, mind and body. That’s why the Y has committed resources to a wide range of youth wellness programs and initiatives—from diabetes prevention to youth sports—designed to keep kids healthy and reverse our community’s youth obesity rate.

GIVE EXTRA LOVE TO THOSE WHO NEED ITWhether it’s providing a literacy tutor to close a child’s achievement gap, a swim lesson in a community with a higher risk of drowning or a mentor to a teen trying to overcome a past mistake, the Y believes in giving every child the chance to thrive, regardless of their socio-economic circumstances.

OUR STRATEGIES

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT

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OUR VISIONBy 2020, a third of the youth in our community will experience a sense of belonging through the YMCA, and we will increase our efforts to impact youth in underserved communities, especially those who are most challenged educationally and socio-economically.

OUR IMPACT

TOTAL YOUTH REACHED

139,080members and program participants

(ages 17 and under)

WORKED TO CLOSE THE ACHIEVEMENT GAPby making sure learning never

stopped for 8,394 YMCA Fun Company before- and after-school participants

IMPROVED THE HEALTH of more than 45,000 youth who participated in YMCA

programs promoting healthy exercise and nutrition habits

PREVENTED SUMMER LEARNING LOSS

and helped 6,184 children make memories to last a lifetime at a

YMCA summer camp

CULTIVATED CONFIDENT SWIMMERS

by providing life-saving swim lessons to 10,914 youth

‘And some fell on stony ground … But when the sun was up, it was scorched;

and because it had no root,it withered away.’

HEALTHY LIVINGWhen we live a healthy lifestyle, we create the fertile soil from which

we grow and flourish. Unfortunately, the dreams of too many people are withering on the rocky soil of unhealthy habits. The Y is committed to

helping everyone become healthier by providing the supportive and nurturing conditions they need to grow stronger in spirit, mind and body.

Health: Practicing positive habits that include physical activity and healthy eating.

Achievement: The confidence, competence and satisfaction gleaned from learning, goal attainment and skill building.

Belonging: Having the connection to and support of a family, group or community.

Relationships: The individual bonds created with and among individuals.

Meaning: Having a strong sense of hope, faith and purpose.

Safety: The state in which basic physical and emotional needs are being met.

Character: Personally accepting and demonstrating positive values.

Giving: Acting on the desire to be of service to others.

Inspiration: The positive benefits derived from exposure to and engagement with art, culture or nature.

THE ROOTS OF A HEALTHIER COMMUNITYResearch by the Y has has identified nine key conditions a person needs to

have a thriving life, no matter your age, income or background. Every day, our programs and services work to provide at least one of these positive outcomes.

STRIVED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE

275,745 members who belonged to the Y in 2012

OUR VISIONTo offer a path for all to live healthier in spirit, mind and body.

By 2020, one in five adults in our community will improve their health through the Y and our community’s youth obesity rate will be cut in half.

ENCOURAGED HEALTHY FAMILIES

as a leading provider of family-basedwellness services and through hosting community events such as Healthy Kids

Day/HEALs for Kids in Nashville

ELIMINATED HEALTH DISPARITIES

by providing access to health and wellness services to

members in 31 communities across 13 counties

SERVED THE TARGETED HEALTH NEEDS

of more than 1,500 participants in programs run by the Y’s new Center

for Health Innovation

STRIVED TO IMPROVE THE HEALTH OF THE

275,745 members who belonged to the Y in 2012

OUR IMPACT

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Clearing Away the Thorns

‘Some seed fell among thorns; and the thorns grew up and choked it, and it yielded no crop.’ In a time when too many suffer in isolation, the Y is one of the few places where anyone can come to have their soul restored by the healing powers of community. At the Y, we’re committed to offering a helping hand to neighbors navigating through life’s rough patches—and to allow others the chance to experience the gift of giving back to a friend in need.

OPENED DOORS

OF OPPORTUNITY

by providing $14.3 million in financial

assistance so more than 46,000

deserving individuals and families

could belong to the Y or participate

in its life-changing programs

PROVIDED HOPE AND ENCOURAGEMENT

to more than 2,500 individuals who participated in small support groups such as Restore Ministries, After Breast Cancer and Full Circle

OUR VISIONTo create and nurture a culture of philanthropy that recognizes the

mutual benefit that results through the sharing of time, talent and financial

resources for the greater good of our community. We will further provide

opportunities for people to make meaningful connections with one

another to enrich lives, renew the spirit and foster a sense of belonging so that

by 2020 one in three people in our community will be involved in the Y.

TOTAL LIVES REACHED

368,318 members and program participants

ENCOURAGED OUR COMMUNITY TO GIVE BACK

by engaging more than 3,100 volunteers to make an enduring

and lasting positive impact where they live and work

ENSURED OUR LEGACY by increasing the YMCA Foundation Endowment to $25 million through planned gifts by generous donors in our community

OUR IMPACT

SUMMARY STATEMENTS OF ACTIVITIES (GAAP)(in thousands) 2012 2011 UNAUDITED AUDITEDRevenue & Support Memberships $48,643 $48,361 Program Fees 23,496 22,834 Annual Giving Contributions 6,033 5,899 Other Contributions 1,289 6,386 Grants & Contracts 2,522 3,211 Other 2,149 2,073 $84,132 $88,763 Operating Expenses Compensation & Benefits 45,947 45,622 Services & Supplies 9,617 8,934 Property & Equipment 13,361 10,636 Other 6,566 7,766 $75,491 $72,958 EBITDA from Operations $8,641 $15,805 Interest Expense 2,012 2,546Depreciation & Amortization 9,226 8,509 Change in Net Assets ($2,598) $4,750 Net Assets - Beginning $93,461 88,711 Net Assets - Ending $90,863 $93,461

SUMMARY STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (GAAP)(in thousands) 2012 2011 UNAUDITED AUDITEDAssets Cash & Equivalents Restricted $2,261 $1,884 Unrestricted 12,703 14,466 Receivables 4,558 5,447 PP&E (net) 144,269 134,866 Other 743 1,670 Total Assets $164,535 $158,333 Liabilities Accounts Payable & Accruals $6,220 $6,017 Deferred Revenue 3,143 3,272 Bonds & Notes Payable 56,412 46,356 Capital Lease Obligations 4,312 3,367 Other 3,584 5,860 $73,671 $64,872 Net Assets Restricted $6,008 $6,218 Unrestricted 84,855 87,243 $90,863 $93,461 Total Liabilities + Net Assets $164,535 $158,333

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ON GOOD GROUND: 2012 Financial Summary2012 was a solid year financially for the YMCA of Middle Tennessee.

Membership revenue grew slightly, primarily a result of growth in the number of households who joined the Y to improve their health and well-being. Revenue per unit remained roughly flat due to our decision to forego a rate increase. For the second year in a row, program revenue provided strong growth—advancing by almost 3% over the prior year. Although there was no large capital campaign in 2012, as in 2011 for the Nelson Andrews Leadership Center (as evidenced by the $5 million drop in “Other Contributions”), annual giving contributions topped $6 million for the first time in our Y’s history, thanks to the generosity of more than 7,600 donors.

Investments to Strengthen CommunityIn July 2012, we completed a comprehensive debt refinancing that reduced our borrowing costs and increased our capacity to invest in the communities we serve. As a result, we were able to spend more than $14 million to repair, refresh, re-brand, and upgrade more than 26 YMCA properties in 2012. These facility investments will ensure a safe and consistent member experience over our entire service area while reducing future operating costs and safeguarding our environment.

Even after the effect of these expenditures, earnings before income, taxes, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) from operations remained strong at just under $9 million, with positive operating cash flow of approximately $0.3 million. We look forward to continued strong financial performance as we seek to invest in our kids, our health and our neighbors in 2013 and beyond.

Responsibly yours,

Rob IvyChief Financial Officer

Memberships 57.8%

Program Fees 27.9%

Annual Giving 7.2%Contributions

Other Contributions 1.5%

Grants & Contracts 3%

Other 2.5%

Financing Our Mission

YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE

Order of the Red Triangle

GEORGE L. YOWELLAs an organization founded by volunteers, the YMCA has a longstanding tradition of honoring those who have given generously of their abilities and resources to advance its mission. For 2012, the YMCA of Middle Tennessee is privileged to present its highest volunteer honor to George Yowell.

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A Virginia native, George Yowell followed in his older brothers’ footsteps, earning his Eagle Scout before getting a business degree from Virginia Tech and a Masters in Finance from the University of Richmond. He then began a career in banking and by age 32 was elected president of Metropolitan National Bank.

George never forgot his Scouts’ oath, and for more than 50 years, has humbly helped countless organizations generate the financial support necessary to further their causes. He served as a chapter chairman, board member and, eventually, Chief Financial Officer of the Young Presidents Organization. As a member of the Science Museum of Virginia board, he chaired a $12 million capital campaign to build a planetarium and space center.

George and his family moved to Nashville in 1988 to form Dominion Bank of Middle Tennessee, where he served as president, and his tradition of giving back continued. He was soon named chairman of the Nashville Chamber of Commerce and became active with the Boy Scouts of Middle Tennessee Council.

In 1997, George joined the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee board, on which he continues to serve today. His leadership was instrumental during the Foundation’s most significant period of growth when he served on the Planned Giving Steering Committee for the association’s Vision 2020 Campaign. In 2009, he joined the Association Board and co-chaired the 2009 and 2010 Annual Giving Campaigns, helping our Y raise more than $11 million to help neighbors grow in spirit, mind and body.

George and his wife of 48 years, Norene, are the proud parents of four daughters, and they delight in spending time with their four grandchildren. George keeps busy in retirement, serving on the boards of Habitat for Humanity, Preston Taylor Ministries, Operation Andrew Group and the Massey School at Belmont University. An active member of First Presbyterian Church of Nashville, George started and co-led two Christian Leadership Concepts Bible studies that are still being held today. His contributions to the communities he has called home are countless, and he is indeed deserving of the YMCA’s highest volunteer honor.

YMCA Order of the Red Triangle Past Recipients1964 H.G. Hill Jr.1965 Clifford Love Jr.1966 Edmund W. Turnley Sr.1967 Mark Bradford Jr.1968 Roupen M. Gulbenk1969 Harold U. Buchi1970 George H. Cate Jr.1971 Russell W. Brothers1972 James M. Hudgins M.D.1973 Robert L. Freeman1974 D. H. Vardell1975 Thomas E. Baldridge1976 Homer B. Gibbs Jr.1977 James M. Ward1978 Charles L. Cornelius Jr.1979 A. Battle Rodes1979 William C. Weaver Jr.1980 William Henderson1981 Sydney F. Keeble Jr.1982 J. P. Foster1983 W. Ridley Wills II1984 Walter Knestrick1985 Dortch Oldham1986 Jack Elisar1987 Robert L. Bibb Jr.1988 James L. Harper1988 William B. Wadlington M.D.1989 William Wilson1990 E.M. “Bert” Haywood1991 Nelson Andrews1992 Sandra Ford Fulton1993 William E. Turner Jr.1996 Margaret H. Maddox1997 H. Lee Barfield1998 John Ed Miller1999 Miss Rebecca Thomas2000 Cal Turner Sr.2001 Senator Douglas Henry2002 James A. “Jimmy” Webb III2003 Anne E. Ragsdale2004 Florence Davis2005 Ron F. Knox Jr.2006 Jacquelyn Draughon Guthrie2007 Bill DeLoache2008 Cal Turner Jr. 2009 Wood S. Caldwell2010 Rep. Brenda Gilmore2011 Frank F. Drowota III


2012 H.G. Hill Jr. Philanthropic Award

BILL WILSON

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Being honored by the Y is nothing new for Bill Wilson. As a youngster, he brought home the Blue Feather, the top honor for campers at the YMCA’s Camp Widjiwagan—not once, but twice. His dedication and enthusiasm for the Y only deepened over the years, and in 2012, the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee presented him with its highest honor, the H.G. Hill Jr. Philanthropic Award.

Bill has been a true friend to the Y since his days as a camper, and credits the organization with nurturing his commitment to wellness as an adult. He recalls how he became part of a regular running group after leaving the Navy. “I was part of the six o’clock crowd. We waited for the doors to open on the sidewalk, and if you weren’t there by 10 minutes ‘til, you were late! It was very motivational, and those days really cemented my habit of exercise.”

Bill more than returned the favor. As a volunteer, he became a passionate advocate for the Y’s youth sports programs, and in 1987 was named Association Board Chair. During his tenure, our Y opened its first preschool at the Northwest Family YMCA. Thanks to Bill’s leadership of a $600,000 campaign, the Y was able to improve access to early childhood education in an underserved community. He was also instrumental in recruiting Clark Baker to succeed Adrian Moody as our President and CEO.

In 2008, Bill was named chair of the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee, where he spearheaded the creation of “camperships,” new endowment vehicles that allowed Foundation donors to provide summer camp scholarships in perpetuity to deserving children. He also championed the establishment of the Christian Gordon Fund for swim lesson scholarships to honor the memory of the 7-year old lost in a tragic drowning accident.

A graduate of Montgomery Bell Academy and Vanderbilt University, Bill also gives generously of his time and resources to support both institutions where he serves as a Director and Trustee.

The YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee is proud to honor Bill and to celebrate the impact he has had in our community over the last 30 years.

H.G. Hill, Jr. Philanthropic Award Past Recipients2011 Frances Caldwell Jackson

Anne Caldwell Jackson

Wentworth Caldwell Jr.

2010 Barry and Homer Gibbs

2009 Mary and Lee Barfield

2008 Kaye and Ron Knox

2007 Bond DeLoache

2006 Lolly and Senator

Douglas Henry

2005 Frank Burkholder

Linda Burkholder

2004 Marshall Polk III

2003 Irene and Ridley Wills II

2002 Honey and Joe Rodgers

2001 Florence and Buzz Davis

2000 Anne and Dick Ragsdale

1999 Anna and Bill Wadlington MD

1998 Cathy and Bill Turner Jr.

1997 Anne Knestick

Walter Knestrick

1996 Margaret and Dan Maddox

1995 Sis and Dortch Oldham

Martha J. ShrubsoleBELLEVUE FAMILY YMCA & FIFTYFORWARD J. L. TURNER CENTER

“Martha has spent countless hours serving on our board and Christian Emphasis committee for the past six years. In 2012 Martha and her committee members reached out to the community and served more than 40 homeless children in the west Nashville area. Additionally, Martha helped lead our Operation Christmas Child collection efforts, several prayer events and movie nights. She shows up to selflessly serve her community and thus serves God.”—Chuck Frazier

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2012 Volunteers of the Year

Martha J. ShrubsoleBELLEVUE FAMILY YMCA & FIFTYFORWARD J. L. TURNER CENTER

Brad BradshawBRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA

Scott MatlockBRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA

Colin BarrettCENTER FOR CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Danielle HamptonCHRIST CHURCH YMCA

Dr. Kenneth GilmanCLARKSVILLE AREA YMCAKIMBROUGH FAMILY CENTER

Jess CoreCOOL SPRINGS YMCA

Beth & Eric ThorntonDICKSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Guice SmithDONELSON-HERMITAGE FAMILY YMCA

Dominic LeonardoDOWNTOWN YMCA

Nina PearceFRANKLIN FAMILY YMCA

Sue ChiltonGREEN HILLS FAMILY YMCA

Melissa CollinsHARDING PLACE FAMILY YMCA

Bill HawkinsJOE C. DAVIS YMCA OUTDOOR CENTER

John BrackeenMARGARET MADDOX FAMILY YMCA

Greg LemonMARYLAND FARMS YMCACAROL & ROY ELAM FAMILY CENTER

Tarri ByeMAURY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Erin ChambersMT. JULIET YMCA

Amanda Allen-KinzerNORTH RUTHERFORD YMCA RONALD REAGAN FAMILY CENTER

James Edward Dukes Sr.NORTHWEST FAMILY YMCA

Steve DwyerPUTNAM COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

J. Scott CornwellRESTORE MINISTRIES

Beth AllenROBERTSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Betsy SlaneyRUTHERFORD COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Marlynda AugelliSCHOOL AGE SERVICES

Jean BaribeauYMCA OF SCOTTSVILLE AND ALLEN COUNTY

Terry B. AkinSUMNER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Richard S. OlszewskiURBAN SERVICES YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER

Don CookY-CAP YMCA

Brad BradshawBRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA

“In addition to helping found our Full Circle sports programs, Brad has served in a number of vital volunteer roles for our Y, including chair of our Annual Giving and Mission Awareness committees. His willingness to serve on the YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s marketing committee and Foundation board are further evidence of his commitment to the Y and our mission.”—Steve Saxton

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Marty Dickens, Chair

Bill Lee, Chair-elect

Joyce Cook, Secretary

Randy Laszewski, Treasurer

DeCosta Jenkins, Asst. Treasurer

Lawson Allen

Carter Andrews

H. Lee Barfield II

Kelley Beaman

Lee Beaman

David Bohan

Leilani Boulware

Stewart Bronaugh

Dr. Elbert Brooks

Trudy Carpenter

Fred Cassetty

George H. Cate

Ramon Cisneros

Jonathan Cole

Florence Davis

Bill DeLoache

Frank Drowota III

John Eakin

Jack Elisar

Farsheed Fardowsi

Rich Ford

Sandra Fulton

Homer B. Gibbs Jr.

James W. Granbery

Roupen M. Gulbenk

Bill Henderson

Sen. Douglas Henry

Bill Hudson

Walter Knestrick

Ronald F. Knox Jr.

David Locke

Don MacLeod

Walker Mathews

Pat McGuigan

Clayton McWhorter

John Ed Miller

Tom Ozburn

Phil Pfeffer

Doyle Rippee

Joseph Saoud

Mike Schatzlein

Rev. Bob Spain

Brett Sweet

Carter Todd

Cal Turner

William E. Turner Jr.

Louis Upkins

William B. Wadlington M.D.

James A. Webb III

Olin West III

Lari White

David Wilds

W. Ridley Wills II

David Wilson

Liz Wilson

William M. Wilson

George Yowell


2012 Volunteer LeadershipAssociation Board

Scott MatlockBRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA

“As a parent of a child in our Full Circle program, Scott has been instrumental in expanding the services we provide to children with special needs. This includes his involvement in founding our Full Circle sports programs, which have grown from serving 13 kids in 2010 to 183 in three different sports in 2012. Our community is a better place for all he does.”—Steve Saxton

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Janie ChaffinBELLEVUE FAMILY YMCA & FIFTYFORWARD J. L. TURNER CENTER

Linas SudziusBRENTWOOD FAMILY YMCA


Luis MoyaCHRIST CHURCH YMCA

Katie GambillCLARKSVILLE AREA YMCAKIMBROUGH FAMILY CENTER

Amanda GarberCOOL SPRINGS YMCA

Jody BarrettDICKSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA


Nick LeonardoDOWNTOWN YMCA

Jerry BraseFRANKLIN FAMILY YMCA

Sandy CorneliusGREEN HILLS FAMILY YMCA


Ed ZavalaLATINO ACHIEVERS

Jarod DelozierMARGARET MADDOX FAMILY YMCA

Mary Lee BartlettMARYLAND FARMS YMCACAROL & ROY ELAM FAMILY CENTER

Jenny AdcoxMAURY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA


John MiresMT. JULIET YMCA

Yancy BelcherMT. JULIET YMCA

Jason SurrattNORTH RUTHERFORD YMCA RONALD REAGAN FAMILY CENTER

Pam ThomasNORTHWEST FAMILY YMCA

Teresa GaleyPUTNAM COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Scott CornwellRESTORE MINISTRIES

Randy MillsROBERTSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Barbara SuttonRUTHERFORD COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Bill HagenbuchYMCA OF SCOTTSVILLE AND ALLEN COUNTY

Terry AkinSUMNER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

Jim BurnettY-CAP YMCA


2012 Volunteer LeadershipCenter Board Leadership


“Colin Barrett has spent the better part of his life serving the YMCA of Middle Tennessee as a volunteer. Acting as the first board chair of the Center for Civic Engagement, he spent countless hours on Capitol Hill knocking on every door and meeting all who would listen to share the story of CCE and its impact. As a youth—and now adult—Colin exemplifies what we try to instill in our students—that everyone has the opportunity to make a difference.”—Susan Moriarty

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John Mark “Journey” JohnsonPresident & CEO

Peter OldhamExecutive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer

Michael HeilbronnExecutive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Rob IvyChief Financial Officer

Lisa BeckSenior Vice President, Youth Development

Gary A. CobbsSenior Vice President, Organizational Advancement

Rob GraySenior Vice President, Facilities & New Communities

Suzanne S. IlerSenior Vice President, Philanthropy

Maria WolfeSenior Vice President, Brand Strategy

Craig AndersonVice President, Information Systems

Ted CorneliusVice President of Health Innovation

Jessica Fain Vice President, Communications

David ShipmanGroup Vice President, Program Services

Rebecca WalkerVice President, People Services

Larry YarboroughChaplain


2012 Staff LeadershipAssociation Leadership

Danielle HamptonCHRIST CHURCH YMCA

“Danielle’s hard-working, positive attitude is absolutely contagious and inspiring to others. When you’re around her you immediately know you are in the presence of someone who genuinely cares for you.”—Ryan Spiehler

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Laurel WilsonGroup Vice President, Bellevue Family YMCA & FiftyForward J.L. Turner Center

Steven SaxtonDistrict Executive Director, Brentwood Family YMCA

Susan MoriartyExecutive Director, Center for Civic Engagement

Ryan SpiehlerOperations Executive, Christ Church YMCA

O’Bee O’BryantDistrict Executive Director, Clarksville Area YMCA Kimbrough Family Center

Brian HarterExecutive Director, Cool Springs YMCA

Paul PitneyExecutive Director, Dickson County Family YMCA

Andy WhiteDistrict Executive Director, Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Kenny AlonzoGroup Vice President, Downtown YMCA

Jodi SchroerExecutive Director, Franklin Family YMCA

Carole CarterGroup Vice President, Green Hills Family YMCA

Joey HassellOperations Executive, Harding Place Family YMCA

Mark WellerExecutive Director, Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center

Judi Winfield-FerriExecutive Director, Margaret Maddox Family YMCA East Center

Bob KnestrickGroup Vice President, Maryland Farms YMCA Carol & Roy Elam Family Center


2012 Staff LeadershipCenter Leadership

Dr. Kenneth GilmanCLARKSVILLE AREA YMCAKIMBROUGH FAMILY CENTER

“Dr. Gilman has taken our commitment to healthy living very personally. By serving not only as a local YMCA board member but also as a founding member of the Mayor’s Fitness Council, he is using his time, talent and treasure to make a difference in Montgomery County. It has been an honor and a privilege to serve with someone who has such a passion to help our community get healthy.”—Obee O’Bryant

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Robyn GrahamExecutive Director, Maury County Family YMCA Keith Baker Center

Anna Lee O’NeilExecutive Director, Mt. Juliet YMCA

Cleo GriffinExecutive Director, North Rutherford YMCA Ronald Reagan Family Center

Henry SmithExecutive Director, Northwest Family YMCA

B.J. KeenerOperations Executive, Oakwood Commons YMCA

Mandy PerhayExecutive Director, Putnam County Family YMCA

Scott ReallExecutive Director, Restore Ministries

Kathy RaglinExecutive Director, Robertson County Family YMCA

Marida MillicanExecutive Director, Rutherford County Family YMCA

Cynthia GaleExecutive Director, School Age Services

Chris RobisonExecutive Director, YMCA of Scottsville & Allen County

David StryjewskiExecutive Director, Sumner County Family YMCA

Michael CheckExecutive Director, Y-CAP YMCA


2012 Staff LeadershipCenter Leadership

Jess CoreCOOL SPRINGS YMCA

“Jess is one of those individuals who makes it easy to volunteer and get involved; his contagious smile, positive attitude and willingness to participate inspire anyone who has the privilege to work beside him.”—Brian Harter

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Ambassador $100,000 and Above

Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund

Dollar General Literacy Foundation

Margaret & Cal Turner

Guardian $50,000 - $99,999

Mr. and Mrs. James W. Ayers

Frank Burkholder

CIC Foundation Inc.

Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation

Coca-Cola Bottling Company

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Executive Cleaning Group/Henry Mayi

Laura & Cal Turner Family YMCA Foundation

The Memorial Foundation Inc.

Nissan North America Inc.

Eddie Phillips

Pacesetter $25,000 - $49,999

The AWC Family Foundation

Cynthia & Ed Freeman

Healthways

Sarah and David Ingram

Komen for the Cure

Lee Company/Bill Lee

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville

Walmart


2012 Annual Giving CampaignChairman’s Roundtable


“Guice was very instrumental in the revitalization of our volunteer board. His servant leadership and willingness to lead by example, as well as his eagerness to not only teach, but learn, have been invaluable to our Y.”

—Andy White

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Nancy & Paul Anderson

Aegis Science Corporation

AllStar Photography

American Paper & Twine Company/American Paper & Twine Company

Charitable Trust

Andrews Cadillac

Baptist Healing Trust

Belk Cool Springs Galleria

Better Water Inc.

Diane & David Black

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee

BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Regional Office

Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund

Trudy & Bill Carpenter

Caterpillar Incorporated

Janice & Oakley Christian

Churchill Mortgage

City of Brentwood

Clarksville Amateur Sports

Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated

Christy Cole

Sandy & Brett Cornelius

The Dorothy Cate & Thomas F. Frist Foundation

The Draughon Foundation

First Presbyterian Church

Ivan E. Foster

Freeman Management Corporation

2012 YMCA Annual Giving Campaign

Chairman’s RoundtableDistinguished Benefactor $10,000 - $24,999

Dominic LeonardoDOWNTOWN YMCA

“Nick has an infectious passion for the Y’s mission and has donated countless hours to ensure our Y’s success. Through his service on several volunteer committees and financial support of our annual giving campaign, Nick is a model board member and a great asset to our organization.”—Kenny Alonzo

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The Frist Foundation

Gary Force Acura

General Mills Foundation

Genesco

Jacqueline Guthrie

H.G. Hill Company

HCA Inc.

Mary Hawkins

Senator & Mrs. Douglas Henry Sr.

Hexpol Compound Inc

Irvin & Beverly Small Foundation

Erin & Peter Keene

Kaye & Ron Knox

Lasko Joint Investments

The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation

Maury Regional Health Care Foundation

Vickie & Pat McGuigan

Merrill Lynch

Messer Construction Foundation

Fran & Adrian Moody

Don W. Morgan CPAHY

National Inclusion Project

NAZA Afterschool Programming

NorthCrest Medical Center

Precor USA

Publix Super Markets Charities

Royal Cup Coffee



Nina PearceFRANKLIN FAMILY YMCA

“Nina’s passion for healthy kids shines through her support of the Franklin Flyers swim team. She has been instrumental in the growth and success of our swim team program. She also joined our board in 2012, thereby expanding her impact beyond our aquatics programs. Her passion and energy are contagious!”—Jodi Schroer

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The Ragsdale Family Foundation

Lynn & Rick Scarola

Beverly & Jimmy Small

Chris Stark & Mary Gingrass

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

SunTrust

Susan G. Komen Upper Cumberland Affiliate

Teammates For Kids Foundation

Monte Turner

Turner Universal Construction Company Inc.

United Way of Maury County

Jerry & Ernie Williams

The Woods Foundation

Woman’s Club of Hendersonville



Sue ChiltonGREEN HILLS FAMILY YMCA

“Sue has bettered not only the Green Hills Family YMCA board but our entire center through her calmness, patience and sound guidance. She is our ‘Fairy Godmother,’ and we are truly blessed by her willingness to serve.”—Carole Carter

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AT&T

Liz & Mike Alexander

Liz Allbritton/Monarch Advisory Group

Alliance Cost Containment

Altria Group, Inc.

American General Life & Accident

American Home Design

Tom Atema

Missy & Rick Baker

BancorpSouth

Bank of America Foundation

Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc.

EFTA-Barke V. Highland Corp. Settlement Fund

Kelley & Lee Beaman

Benchmark Collision Center

Bessemer Trust

Mr. & Mrs. J. William Blevins

Leilani Boulware & Dwaine Anderson

Gerald W. Brase

Brookdale Senior Living Inc.

The Crichton Group

Christ Presbyterian Church

City Church of East Nashville

City of Scottsville

Ernest Clevenger III

Community First Bank & Trust

Cortland Finnegan ARK 31 Foundation


Chairman’s RoundtableBenefactor $5,000 - $9,999

Melissa CollinsHARDING PLACE FAMILY YMCA

“Our Y is very fortunate to have a volunteer as dedicated as Melissa. She has helped strengthen the image of our center as a place where community is built and people feel a sense of belonging. Through her example, others can see the Y truly is a place where opportunities for learning and growth are an important part of what we do.”—Joey Hassell

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Cheryl Crosby & Scott Cornwell

Cybex

Mr. & Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis Jr.

Betty & Marty Dickens

Claire & Frank Drowota

F&M Bank - Mt. Juliet

Faith Church Bellevue

First Farmers & Merchants Bank

Gateway Medical Center

Mr. & Mrs. Fred C. Goad Jr.

Grace Church

HCA Caring for the Community

HCA Foundation

Holton Blackstone Mayberry

Harwick Standard Distribution Corp.

Hastings Architecture Associates LLC

Mr. & Mrs. William W. Hastings

Hawthorn Charitable Foundation

Healthbox Technologies/Hal Andrews

Amber & Phil Hertik

Susanne & George Hicks II

Valerie Hunter-Kelly & Mark Kelly

InfoWorks

Intertex World Resources Inc.

J&D Service Company

Jack in the Box

Jarvis Awards, Signs & Flags Company




“Bill’s energy and commitment is contagious. He embodies the Christian mission of the outdoor center and serves the YMCA with both heart and humor. Bill joined the camp board in 2005 during the development of our overnight camp, and for years has supported the Y’s annual giving campaign, making it possible for hundreds of deserving youth to enrich their lives through the magic and adventure of camp. He is an incredible volunteer whose friendship, encouragement and leadership have been a pillar of strength for me and the entire camp team.”—Mark “Scoop” Weller

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Becca Jarvis

Jessie Barker McKellar Foundation

John Hancock Financial Services Inc.

Sharon & Journey Johnson

Kathryn Carell Brown Foundation

Kids Triathlon Inc.

Kirkland’s

Ruth Keene

Beverly & Ben Kimbrough Jr.

Wendy & Don King

Anne Knestrick

Langley & Taylor Pool Corporation

Sandy & Randy Laszewski

Lawrenceburg Fire Department

Lee, Danner & Bass Inc.

Maria Lee

Evan Levy

Lion Copolymer Geismar LLC

Loden Vision Centers

Louisiana Pacific

Greg & Kelley Luken

MTMC

Madison Street United Methodist Church

MAFIAoZA’S Pizzeria and Neighborhood Pub

Markham & Company Inc.

Tom McArthur

David & Mary Catherine McClellan



John BrackeenMARGARET MADDOX FAMILY YMCA

“John is a man of action who exemplifies true professionalism and a caring spirit of giving. His impact can be seen in the partnerships he has created with the community and our Y. He finds a need and fulfills it by connecting the Y to the east Nashville community.”—Judi Winfield-Ferri

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Janice & Larry McDonald

Mercedes-Benz of Nashville

Mere Bulles

Merrill Lynch

Mid-State Motorsports Inc.

Modern Woodman - Joe Wade

Moody Nolan Inc.

Darrell Moore

Linda & Rock Morphis

Mt. Juliet Tire Center

Nathan Murrell

Nashville Preparatory Charter School

Newton Nissan

Mrs. Dortch Oldham

One Source Inc.

Brian Peterson

Nancy & Keith Phillips

Pinnacle Financial Partners

Marshall T. Polk III

Jack E. Polson

Pro-Clean LLC

Jill & Robert Pullen

Rabbitt Road Racing Solutions LLC

The Redwoods Group Foundation

Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc

John & Norma Rich

Rich Foundation



Greg LemonMARYLAND FARMS YMCACAROL & ROY ELAM FAMILY CENTER

“As a board member and finance committee chair, Greg has shared his passion as a servant leader to help implement an innovative and cost-saving program for our Y. His enthusiasm is contagious to all who have an opportunity to work with him. Our members and staff team have been very fortunate to benefit from Greg’s commitment to making Maryland Farms an exciting place to belong.”—Bob Knestrick

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Ellen & Greg Richard

Royal Cup Coffee

SMS Holdings Corporation

Virginia Severinghaus

Missy & Chris Slover

Smyrna Ready Mix

Snodgrass & King Dental

St. George’s Episcopal Church

STAR Physical Therapy

Mr. & Mrs. Linas Sudzius

Eddie Tarkington/Mister T’s Patio

Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition

Tennessee Industrial

Scott R. Tonsoni

Toyota Dealer Match Program

Cathy & Bill Turner

United Way of Williamson County

Vaco LLC

Vanderbilt Medical Center

WTC Foundation

Becky & Jimmy Webb

David Wilds

Sissy & Bill Wilson

Whole Foods Market

Williamson Medical Center

YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly




“Tarri is the kind of volunteer everyone dreams of having. She became involved with the Y as a member and quickly learned to love the work we do in the community. Tarri acts as a cheerleader to other volunteers, staff and members and has worked on developing our board with enthusiasm since becoming our co-chair and now board chair. Her vision is always on what is best for our community and our members and how the Y can play a role in fulfilling those needs.”—Robyn Graham

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9Fruits/Kim & Dan Banks Julie & Tom AaronABEC Electric Co.Accent Smile Center, Dr. Ford GatgensAdvance FinancialAlex Le’Vasseur Advised FundMary Lauren & Lawson AllenLisa & Gerry AltieriAlvin & Sally Beaman FoundationAmericas International, Inc.Gwen & Maurilio AmorimAnchor Mission USA Inc.Stacey & Hal AndrewsLeigh & Hunter AtkinsAxiom International Inc.Stephanie & David BaileySandy & Keith BakerChristen & Dr. Cole BarfieldMary & Lee BarfieldHolly & Joseph BarrettMary Lee & Steve BartlettBaulch Family FoundationBeaman Automotive GroupDavid BeasleyMolly & Woody BibbKevin Bishop & Molly O’TooleJulie & Rob BlagojevichDavid BohanPrincess BoulwareEileen & Robert BradshawBrentwood United Methodist ChurchBrown & BrownBryan’s PhotographyNancy & Jeff BuntingMr. James Burnett

Elizabeth & Randy BuryCapStar BankNona & Carl CarrecaCarole & Andy CarterCarwile Mechanical ContractorsDeborah & Fred CassettyCBRL Group FoundationCCACentennial Pediatrics FoundationCharity Circle of MurfreesboroChick-fil-A SmyrnaSue & Gil ChiltonWon ChoiChuy’sCivil Site Design GroupMonica M. CoakleyCoca-Cola RefreshmentsAnita & Bill CochranSuzy ConstantineJoyce & Tom CookWilliam CouncilCounty of AllenCowan Benefit ServicesCile & Matt CowanDBS & Associates Engineering Inc.Anne Davis & Karl DeanApril DavisJim DayKatherine & Pete DeLayCourtney & Jarod DeLozierDempsey Vantrease & Follis PLLCD-H Chamber CommerceDon Hardin GroupDoorways Inc.Dorsey & Whitney Trust Company


Chairman’s RoundtableSponsor $2,000 - $4,999

Erin ChambersMT. JULIET YMCA

“Erin grew up in Wilson County, yet lives and works in Nashville. She is passionate about bringing the YMCA and the services it provides to her home county. Her positive ‘can-do’ spirit is infectious, her dedication inspiring and her gracious presence appreciated.”—Anna Lee O’Neil

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Dunkin-DonutsDuPont Performance PolymersCalvin R. DyerEd’s SupplyAlison & March EgertonEinstein BagelsJames H. EldridgeJack ElisarErgon Inc.Dale & Mimi EsworthyDuncan EveCyril & Nell EversF & M Bank - ClarksvilleBlanche & Ernest FeltsCarole & John FergusonFifth Third Bank, Tennessee AffiliateFirst BankKady & Chad FolkTrish & Tommy FristHappy & Bo FulkTracy GarrisonHomer Gibbs Jr.Jeff GilliesGreen Hills Pediatrics AssociatesGluck Orthodontics Mr. & Mrs. R. Walter Hale IIIJohn & Dell HallJohn & Penny HallHalton CompanyJulie & Ryan Hanna-SmithKathleen & Robert HardinSarah & Matt HasselbeckRowland HawkinsHB Chemical CorporationHCA Healthcare Foundation Inc.

HealthSpring Inc.Margaret & Tony HeardHeath Island GroupDonna & Michael HeilbronnCynthia B. HickersonMr. Robert Higgins Jr.Mr. James HobbsHolidayFest of Sumner CountyVicki & Rick HoltonHomeliftAngie & Chris HowardJeanne Hubert & Peter SalesICS Law Group PCSuzanne & Steve IlerIllinois Tool Works FoundationIngram Entertainment Inc.International Barber & Style CollegeKate & Charles IrbyKerry & Rob IvyHeather & Ryan JacksonJacksonian 5K RunJet’s PizzaNancy & Keith JohnsonTony & Pat JohnstonWillis E. JonesMarty & Roy JordanJoyner & Hogan PrintingHarriet & Brad KarroKestner Family ChiropracticBen & Margaret KimbroughDarlene & Thomas KlaritchKnestrick Contractor Inc.Bill KnestrickBob & Adrienne KnestrickWalter & Sarah Knestrick



Amanda Allen-KinzerNORTH RUTHERFORD YMCA RONALD REAGAN FAMILY CENTER

“Amanda cares deeply about the quality of life of people in her community. She has dedicated her resources and countless hours to her Y in order to serve her neighbors. The support she has extended to our program participants, her board peers and our staff have been invaluable.”—Cleo Griffin

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Lane Change Vending IncSusan & Mike LaneJ LawrenceMelanie & Greg LemonRosemary LewisLincoln Harris CSGLucas OrthodonticsDaniel LundieLynn Transport LLCGreg MaasAaron W. MarshallCorrie J. MarvinMaryland Farms Owners AssociationMaster Creations PhotographyMatrix FitnessMaury Regional Medical CenterJoella & John McClellanMr. & Mrs. R. Clayton McWhorterMedCenter DisplayMedical Center at ScottsvilleMeharry Medical CollegeMerryman-Farr LLCMid South BankMelanie MitchellMontgomery Bell AcademyMTEMC ElectricMurfreesboro Anesthesia GroupMary Jo & Dick MurphyRuth & Bob NapierAnne & Tommy NesbittNashville Automotive GroupNew Song Christian FellowshipNHC HealthcareNorth Central Telephone Cooperative

Northwestern Mutual Financial NetworkNoshville DelicatessenTroy NunnKim & Peter OldhamOmega Properties LLCAnna Lee O’NeilMolly O’TooleOrion Engineered Carbons LLCR.C. OwenPancoast BenefitsPatsy & Tom PappasElizabeth & Thomas ParrishJulie & James PeelerSue PetersonMr. Chip PetreePam & Phil PfefferPinnacle HealthPower ManagementRonald M. PrattPurity FoundationGeorge & Joyce PustRobert & Kay QuinnDianne RasoDolores & Jim RayhabMary & Kent ReaHeather & Scott ReallRegions BankReliant BankLouise & George RenaudinRhein Chemie CorporationScott RiceRJ Young CompanyEarline RogersLynn Ryle



James Edward Dukes Sr.NORTHWEST FAMILY YMCA

“Mr. James Dukes gets it. He is a true representation of what an ambassador of our YMCA is all about. James has captured a lot of ‘Kodak moments’ of our Y on camera and prepared healthy meals with his grill. More than just a connector, he is committed to helping our Y.”—Henry Smith

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Sertoma Club of NashvilleServPro of Belle MeadeJeanne Hubert & Peter SalesHeather & Steve SaxtonMargaret SchlarbJodi & Matt SchroerDwight SeeleyJames ShimerMichelle & David ShipmanSID Richardson Carbon Ltd.Margaret & J.C. SiegristOliva SimondsMr. & Mrs. Douglas A. SmallDow SmithTammy & Henry SmithJaime SmithSmyrna RotarySouthern OncologySpectrum SoundSports ClipsAlexander StantonStar TherapyMs. Barbara J. SuttonMeredythe & Brett SweetJames TaulmanTaylor FarmsTennessee Football, Inc.The A Group/ Maurilio AmorimThe Chop HouseThe Greater Cincinnati FoundationThe Julia Carell Stadler FoundationThe Louise B. Wallace FoundationThe Pruett Financial GroupThe Village ChapelBrad Thomason

Beth & Eric ThorntonTN Latino American Chamber of CommercePat & Lou ToddTransplant Management GroupTRH Health PlansUrban JuicerRosalie UrbineUS BankArthur Van BurenTony R. WallLinda & Robert WatsonPhil WattsEmily & Andy WhiteFred C. White FamilyIrene & W. Ridley Wills IIBarbara & Justin WilsonLaurel & Scottie WilsonWolfe & Travis ElectricBill & Leah WoodWooten InsuranceWilliam WyattDavid YoungNorene & George YowellJane & Edward ZavalaZoom Media Corp.



Steve DwyerPUTNAM COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

“Steve has inspired me and others to become more involved with the Y’s Learn to Swim program. He is a true leader in our program and the children absolutely love him.”—Mandy Perhay

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Chairman’s RoundtableMember $1,000 - $1,999

Christi B. & Matt AdamsTed AdamsJudson H. AdamsAdams Family FoundationBob & Jane AdgentMarlene & Terry AkinAladdin IndustriesRyan AlfordGracie & Charlie AllenSuzanne & Terry AllenMr. Wesley W. AllenAllen County Board of EducationMr. & Mrs. Kenny AlonzoAmerican ConstructorsThe Anderson Company Real Estate ConsultantsDouglass AndrewsJudy A. AndrewsAnne B. Wallace FoundationApex Endodontics of TennesseeJosias ArteagaAustermiller RoofingThe Ayers FoundationTerri & Jim AylwardAXA FoundationMelissa & Patrick BahanKenneth BakerCW BallBank of AmericaThe Bank of NashvilleBarge Cauthen & AssociatesKerri & Al BarmanDelicia BarnesMichael BarnetteColin BarrettMr. Keb BarrettMcKinley C. BarrettJodie B. BarringerCecelia & Ken Bartholomew

Linda & Larry BaskinAllison & Frank BassBatson Nolan PearsonMiller & Joiner AttorneysBeaman DodgeCarol & Cooper BeazleyLisa BeckAngie & Craig BeckerRobert & Rachel BedenbaughDavid W. BenjaminBilly & Peggy BenzBernard L. Weinstein, ArchitectBethel World Outreach ChurchMichael BettertonHugh BishopCJ BlankenshipBMW - Mini of NashvilleDonald BoehmDwight BondBonehead PromotionsRena & Barry BookerCory BosworthJean & Dennis BottorffDebbie & Ricky BowersCatherine BoydScott BoydMr. David BradleyBradley Arant Boult CummingsBradley Construction GroupMary BrennanBrentwood AcademyBrentwood Children’s ClinicBrentwood CivitanBrentwood Rotary Club Charitable FoundationJenny & Dave BriggsMolly & Stewart BronaughConnie & Berry BrooksGramma Maggie & Seth Thomas

J. Scott CornwellRESTORE MINISTRIES

Scott has been involved with Restore Ministries for years, both as a board member, and for the past two years as board chair. Through his leadership, Restore saw its greatest growth, the development and maturity of our board and our greatest philanthropy efforts. His tremendous benevolence of time, talent and treasure has guided the vision of Restore to an entirely new level as we have grown across Middle Tennessee, America and the world. Scott’s outstanding leadership has helped lay the foundation for Restore to change lives for years and years to come. We are forever grateful.—Scott Reall

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Laura & Joshua BrownKathryn BrownNezalee & Phonzie BrownBrownlee Currey FoundationEllen Bryson & Frank SweezeyBTJ Insurance Inc.Budget BrakesIris BuhlNorah A. Buikstra & Clark SpodenBuilding Lives Foundation Inc.Burger King Transfare II LLCBarbara & Gregory BurnsBrenda & Grady ButlerJames ButlerTarri ByeCabot CorporationGinny & Wood CaldwellCalFirstRoyce CannonCarpenter-Dent DrugsMatthew CarrierPam & Tom CarterCasey’s Frontier ChevroletAnthony A. CassiolGeorge H. Cate Jr.Rhonda ChadwickJanie & John ChaffinChristian ConstructionDouglas ChristiansenCitizen TimesCJ AdvertisingMatthew ClarkeClarksville Roller DerbyNoriko & Mike M. ClemmerJames CloydKurt K. CoalmerConnie & Gary A. CobbsJennifer CollierCollier Engineering Co. Inc.

Meredith & McLean CollinsComdataRobert & Fay CopelandMr. Robert CopeskeyCopy Solutions, Inc.Sherry & Ted CorneliusCorner PubCourtesy Limosine ServiceGale Courtney & Dick MooreTim CranfordAngela & Stephen CropperTricia & Guy A. CrossleyElise CrouchMr. Thomas CrowellCumberland Bank & TrustMr. James J. DabneyMary DahlinDale & Associates IncEslick & Annie DanielHakan U. DarudNina & Page DavidsonAnthony DavisTerry Davis/Ultimate RaquetballGigi DavisAlex & Trudy DedmanMarie DeGraafMac & Bill DeLoache Jr.Deloitte LLCCarol DeMovilleDick’s Sporting GoodsDr. Frank DobsonDollar GeneralDanielle & Wally DrueckJeff DrummondsMrs. Kathy DruryLake & John EakinLisa & Woody EasterlingEmily & Mark EberleEcoStruct LLC

Beth AllenROBERTSON COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

“Beth makes a huge difference at the Robertson County Family YMCA. She helps with all aspects of our active older adult events and makes dinner for students in our after school program. She is always smiling and willing to help in any way. Her love for the Y is evident in all she does, and we are blessed to have her.”—Kathy Raglin

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Heidi & David EdwardsGary E. EllisEMC Structural EngineersEnterprise Holdings/Darren GottschalkEOA Architects PLLCJenny & Jeff ErvinEssex Technology Group - Baugin HuntEvCo LLCEvent PhotographyDeborah & Gary Everton FAIAJessica & Mark FainFalcon FabricatorsFeagins Medical Group PLLCFerguson EnterprisesGordon FergusonMary Lee FielderFifth Third BankFirst Advantage BankFirst TennesseeFirst Tennessee Bank FoundationJames FitzpatrickFive Star RadioFlow Construction Co.Sarah & David ForsheeFort Campbell Federal Credit UnionBeth FrankenbergFranklin Pediatric DentistryFranklin Skate ShopAli FrazmandBabs & Bill FreemanFresh VenturesLawrence & Lisa FreundJohn Friedmann JrJennifer & Billy FristWilliam & Karyn FristFrost Arnett CompanyBob FykeJane GaitherCynthia Gale

JM GallowayMr. & Mrs. Ben S. Gambill Jr.Katie & Steve GambillMarie & Kevin GangawareTheresa GarrettGastroenterology & Hepatology Associates PLLCDallas GeorgeTamara & Eddie GeorgeElaine GibsonAmanda GillCathie & Merle GlasgowGlasscages.com LLCCharity GlennThe Goddard SchoolMs. Wendy GoldsteinGordon Memorial United Methodist ChurchGrace Community ChurchGraffiti Indoor AdvertisingRobyn & Jeramie GrahamJamie & Jimmy GranberyGrant ConstructionBilly GrayTina & Rob GrayGreater Kansas City Community FoundationLeslie GreggCleo GriffinSusie & John GroomesGroup One ConstructionGroup Xcel/ProImageRoger GroveMichael GrubbsKisha & Ramon GuzmanDouglas HaalandMr. & Mrs. Billy HadleyMelanie & John HadleyJessica L. Haege

Betsy SlaneyRUTHERFORD COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

“Betsy is the board member who will inspire you to work harder, reach out to those in need, develop relationships and love people. She has shown true commitment to the Y and has gone above and beyond anything required or asked of her. Betsy continuously presents wonderful ideas and thoughts to further our mission with an incredibly humble heart. We are so grateful and truly blessed to have her on our team and in our community.”—Marida Millican

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Bill HagenbuchMrs. Joyce HaileyAmy & Jason HancockLouise HansonHardaway Construction Corp.Hardcastle ConstructionH. Lee Harlan IIIHarold W. Moore & Sons IncHarpeth PediatricsCordia & Tom HarringtonMickey & Clifford Harrison Jr.Elizabeth & Phil HartsigJonathan Harwell in honor of Leilani BoulwareBeth & Sam HarwellJoey HassellRobin & William HawkinsLeslie HayJonathan & Tammy HayesHayes Pipe Supply Inc.In Memory of Mary Sue HaynieSpencer HaysHCA FoundationHealthy Vending TennesseeMarcus HendersonEthan HendrickxBill & Susan HenryHeritage BankHermitage Emmanuel Lutheran ChurchJordan HerskoJay & Nancy HickeyHelen & Waymon HickmanRobert & Michelle HigginsLynn & Mr. Byron HillHilldale United MethodistHillsboro Animal HospitalMichael HindmanHispanic Marketing GroupCarrie Hodges

Holladay Property Services MidwestHolly FrontierHooper Huddleston & Horner Funeral Home & Cremation ServiceBetty & Russell HooperJeannie HordeKristen & Michael HornbackBeverly & Ken HornerMarsha HouserMelanie HowardDr. Randy HowardBill HudsonMelissa Hudson-Gant & Brian GantBrad & Linda HuffmanMark HumphreysNancy & Gary HuntIDesignIKE TransportationInfrastructure Corporation of AmericaIsland Hoppers ScubaJ. Alexander’sJ.I.T. Reshippables Inc.Ms. Amber J. JacksonMary Lee & Granbery Jackson IIITracey & Chad JacksonJeff Burkhart Custom PropertiesJefferson’s RestaurantMarion & Decosta JenkinsLori & Rockwell T. JirochJohn BouchardJohn Moore & AssociatesSarah JohnsonMr. Shawn M. JohnsonSteve JohnstonBhanu KanakamedalaMichael KaneKarl Dean for MayorKeeill FellowshipLinda Keen

Marlynda AugelliSCHOOL AGE SERVICES

“A pioneering member of our initial Art Embrace teaching team, Marlynda helped blaze the trail for quality art education and instruction in our after school programs and played a large role in the program’s continued growth and success.”—Cynthia Gale

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Gwen & Randy KeiserRandy KelleyElizabeth & Garey KeltnerKim & Jim KerseyKillarney CapitalDave KilleanCara & Tim KingWendy & Tim KinkeadEdith & Miles KirklandDarlene KlaritchJanet & David KleinfelterKohl’s Department StoreMr. & Mrs. Howard H. LamarWayne LampleyLandmark Communications FoundationLa Vergne Fire DepartmentPete LangfittStephen LanhamEunice LarsonKevin P. LavenderCynthia LawrenceTricia & Tom LawrenceGigi & Ted LazenbyLBMC Investment AdvisorsCarol & Walt LeaverLegends BankSandy & Geff LeeNick LeonardoLEWT Inc.Littlejohn Engineering Associates Inc.Long Foundation DrillingJill LongRobert LoudermilkLumberman’s Wholesale DistributorsDonald M. MacLeodPeter & Pepper MagargeeMaggart & Associates PCDavid & Patricia MaloneMark S. Mappes DDS, MS

Mark Young AppraisalsMarket Realty Advisors LLCRichard MarkhamElizabeth & John MarshallLisa & Bradley MartinBrenda & Charley MartinErin MartinJ. P. MartinMarshall MartinMrs. Terri L. MartinDarrell MassengaleTeri & Scott MatlockDale & Becky MaxfieldMichelangelo & Jewell McCallisterSydney & David McClainTodd McCollumSeth McdowellLinda McDugaldShannon S. McGahrenAaron T. McGeeLisa & Steven McGintyTrey & Leigh McGintyJerry McKameyJames McKayRosemary & Brian McPhersonVirginia MeeceMedical Necessities & Services LLCMeredith CorporationMetropolitan BankMetropolitan Nashville Airport AuthorityMichael Ballard Insurance AgencySina & John Ed MillerMarida L. MillicanJenny MiloseElizabeth & Bill MinkoffM.L. Rose Craft Beer & BurgersMMC ClinicMrs. Jennifer L. Montague

Jean BaribeauYMCA OF SCOTTSVILLE AND ALLEN COUNTY

“We are so blessed that Jean has chosen our Y as an avenue to love and care for people. Her genuine concern for the health and well-being of others is extraordinary and serves as the standard for all staff and volunteers.”—Chris Robison

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Alan MooreKaren MooreVirgil & Nancy MooreMorgan Contractors Inc.Morgan Keegan & Company Inc.Morgan Stanley Smith BarneyDonna MossMount Zion ChurchKatherine & Luis MoyaMrs. Gayle Moyer-HarrisCharity MulhernLucille C. NaborsNacarato Volvo TrucksNashville Bicycle LoungeThe Nashville Chamber Public Benefit FoundationNashville Electric ServiceNashville Guide Right Foundation Inc.Nashville Running CompanyNational Resource CompanyNations Lending CorpNeedham RoofingShavicka A. NewsomNHCNissan Motor CompanyO’Bee O’BryantDanny & Laurie OldhamRichard OlszewskiDan & Bobbi OswaldWayne PaceBelinda B. PandeyParallon Business SolutionsThomas J. ParkerParking ManagementWilliam ParsonsLee & Raj PatnaikCheri & Jim PauleyPeggy & Hal PenningtonWylene & Dick Peppers

Mandy & Mike PerhayMark PerryPinnacle National BankEd PirtlePizza PerfectPlanters BankSusan & Bill PlantzCharley PoeGeorge PorterDeana & Steve PowellMr. Tracy PowellJustin PrincePro-Clean LLCJohn ProctorPuckett’s Grocery & RestaurantBetty Pupo-WalkerKathy W. RaglinChris & Ted RamirezMary & David ReadLinda RebrovickMark RechterPeter W. ReedRegions BankRegions Bank East NashvilleRenasant BankMargaret ReynoldsR.H. Boyd PublishingLaura RhodesB Ricks & Ryan RicksRight CareFred A. RipleySharon & Clifford RobersonRoberts ToyotaBill Robertson D.D.S.Danielle & Chris RobisonRockwell Contractors Inc.Craig R. RodbySissy & Tate RogersTom & Deb Rossi

Terry B. AkinSUMNER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA

“Terry is such a caring and tireless leader. He understands the mission and vision of the YMCA. Those combinations have allowed the Sumner County Family YMCA to provide more resources to our community in a time when they are needed more than ever.”—David Stryjewski

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Jim RothMichael S. RuffinGina & Chip RussellRWJC LCCJoyce E. RyanS & R -1, LLC Phillips 66Phaedra SaltisHolly & Jim SandersRich SandersonSASCO Chemical Group Inc.Heather & Michael SawyerLiz & Mike SchatzleinKen SchmittScottsville Rotary ClubJohn SchroerThe Seibert Family FoundationSharing Spree LLCLisa ShearerSherwin WilliamsDene & Bill ShippHarriet & Todd ShirleyBrock & Jane ShortShow Dog UniversalMartha ShrubsoleRob ShulerSimpleChurchSusan SistrunkJeffrey SlaneyBarry SmithCharles R. SmithGuice Smith IIIJackie SmithSherri SmithSmyrna Lions ClubFrazier L. SolomonMindy & Michael SontagSouthern StatesRita & Michael SowellAudrey & Todd Spaanstra

Lynn & Al SpawJudy & Thomas SpearLita & Bobby SpeightDavid SpiveySports PhotoSquare 1 Construction LLCSt. Paul Community ChurchStacey Construction Inc.Mr. Ben StaceyJennifer & Jim StadlerVanessa StarkweatherMr. & Mrs. Lelan A. StatomEverett SteinMr. Sam L. StephensMrs. Linda L. StillStoneCrest Medical CenterRussell StoverDavid & Dana StryjewskiLarry & Bolin StumbSummit Bone & JointSuperior Traffic Control-Memphis Inc.Derrick SurrattJason SurrattH.R. SwaffordJenni & Jeremy TackettBrian TaylorBrian TetzlaffBobby ThomasCatherine & Scott ThomasCheryl ThomasClint ThomasJohn & Recco ThomasPat ThompsonTony ThompsonTN Farmers Mutual InsuranceLaurie & Carter ToddTrades UnlimitedTri County ElectricMartha Tria

Richard S. OlszewskiURBAN SERVICES YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER

“Rick showed us that we have to believe, and then we can do it. And we did. We achieved our fundraising goal to sustain our Y-Build program.”—Eric Evans

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Tristar Southern Hills Medical CenterThe Claire Whifield Tucker FoundationMelissa L. TuckerTune, Entrekin & WhiteCrystal Twynham MDUnited WayUnited Way of Robertson CountyUnited Way of the Greater Clarksville RegionUpper Cumberland Urology AssociatesUS BankValue Payment SystemsVideo Gaming TechnologiesVirginia Annee Davis Irrevocable TrustPeggy VinsonJohn R. VispoAnna & Bill WadlingtonCharles Lee & Doris WagonerDouglas WalkerJeff WalkerRebecca C. WalkerWalker ElectricMaeghan & Josh WallAnne B. (Mimi) Wallace & Marian F. HarrisonWalMart Supercenter StoreJohn WarnerMrs. Melissa WarrenBrent WatkinsLinda WatsonJames WebbFaye & Tim WeillConnie & Rick WeisnerWelch Tennis CourtsRobert WellerdingDeborah MartinieMr. Phil WheelerStephen D. WherleyRuthanne E White

Jodi M. WilkinsonDiane WilliamsKevin WilliamsMel & Jane WilliamsNoel WilliamsRobin WilliamsTodd & Kelly WilliamsWillisPaul L. WilsonLucianne & Toby WiltJudi Winfield-Ferri & Ed FerriJayne & Chip WochomurkaMaria WolfeKathy & Winn WoodardAaron D. WoosleyW. R. Newman & AssociatesKathy & D. Mark WrightMarlon WrightWSMV Channel 4Lisa WurthVictoria B. WyattPatrick YachimskiEleanor & Larry YarboroughAnna Kristin & Hobbs YarbroughMary Alice YatesLisa & Charles YezbakJane YoungMandy & Stephen YoungHolland H. YoungbloodAlan Yuspeh

But other seed fell

ON GOOD GROUND

And yielded a crop that sprang up, increased and produced: some thirty-fold,

some sixty, and some a hundred.

MARK 4:9

© 2013 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEEWritten and Edited by: Jessica Fain and Keith RussellDesign and Illustrations: David Read and Kyle ReidPhotography: Jason Tucker and Tucker PhotographyFinancials: Rob IvyResearch: Renee Binkley, Mike Handley and Keith Peay Special thanks to: Land Trust for Tennessee’s Glen Leven Farm, Tyler Brown and the Capitol Grille at the Hermitage Hotel;Ed Stoehr and Ink on Paper; YMCA staff members Brandis Blodgett, Joshua Brown, Melanie Howard, Tonya Kimbrough, Danetta Mitchell, Blake Moody, Melissa Moss, Ruth Napier, Holland Youngblood, April Wood and our team of YMCA models.

A United Way Member Agency

YOUNG MEN’SCHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE Established 1875

1000 Church StreetNashville, TN 37203

615-259-9622ymcamidtn.org

Our Mission: A worldwide charitable fellowship united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of helping people grow in spirit, mind and body.

2012 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE ANNUAL REPORT

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