2014 Peninsula YMCA Annual Report

CHANGING LIVESTOGETHER

2014 Annual ReportPENINSULA METROPOLITAN YMCA

YMCA Mission: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

Dear Friends:

Welcome to our Y. Anchored in more than 10,000 neighborhoods across the country, the YMCA has the long standing relationship and physical presence not just to promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change. Strengthening the Virginia Peninsulas is our cause and we serve three crucial areas of focus to help individuals, families and communities learn, grow and thrive.

Thanks to the support of community members like you, individuals throughout the Peninsula were able to achieve great things. We are changing lives together and are pleased to share a few of these stories as we celebrate highlights from 2014.

The Y is for Youth Development, because we believe all kids deserve opportunities to discover who they are and what they can achieve. Through the Y in 2014, there were 233,388 service opportunities. Our summer camp program was one of many significant accomplishments of the year. Over 18,603 kids attended camp at 14 different locations throughout the Peninsula service area. Summer learning loss was one of the social issues we addressed this year. With tremendous support from our corporate partners, Y campers read 23,238 books and participated in our first summer STEM fair.

Second Grade Learn to Swim is a signature program funded through community gifts with support from the YMCA endowment fund. In 2014, 721 children were introduced to free swim lessons throughout our service area. Every second grader in Northumberland County was given the opportunity to participate in swim lessons and water safety at the YMCA. In all, over 2,300 children have been served through this program. We still have a long way to go to reach our goal of every child in second grade, over 7,800 children annually. When our endowment reaches $10,000,000, we will be able to serve 7,800 children every year and our community will be a safer place for our children.

The Y is for Healthy Living, improving the nation’s health and well-being. The Y brings families closer together, encourages good health and fosters connections through fitness, sports, fun and shared interests. In 2014, we had 594,400 service opportunities. The Y is uniquely positioned to partner with local hospitals and with support from Y-USA, LIVESTRONG at the YMCA was offered for the first time this year. Newport News and Isle of Wight County served as our launch sites offering 4 sessions serving 48 cancer survivors and patients with a program designed to help navigate services ranging from emotional support to insurance, employment, financial and treatment concerns. This program is provided by the YMCA at no cost to the participant and will be expanded to multiple branches by 2016.

The Y is for Social Responsibility, giving back and providing support to all our neighbors. The Y has been listening and responding to our communities’ most critical needs for 118 years. Whether developing life skills or emotional well-being, welcoming and connecting diverse populations, or advocating for healthier communities, the Y fosters the care and respect all people need and deserve. The Y is for the entire community, and is open to everyone.

In 2014, The Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA launched Togetherhood, a new volunteer program designed to bring communities together and provide service projects for our members and program participants. In November, over 270 volunteers teamed up to make a difference by leading service projects in the Newport News community.

• Thanksgiving: 435 Dinners were served or delivered

Y Volunteers provided and delivered Thanksgiving Meals for the homeless and “alone” at three locations throughout Newport News.

• Heart to Heart: Heart Pillows for Mastectomy Patients

Members created/sewed heart pillows for mastectomy patients

Togetherhood will be expanded into all our locations by 2016.

In all, in 2014 we had 845,473 service opportunities. We are grateful for your commitment to our mission. Working together, we are changing lives and strengthening our community.

Robyn Hansen Danny CarrollPresident Chief Executive Officer

In 2013, the Consumer Product Safety Commission reported, “Drowning is the leading cause of unintentional death among children 1 to 4 years of age and it is the second leading cause of death for children from 5 to 14 years old.”

In 2011, the YMCA endowment trustees pledged to offer every second grader in our service area free swim lessons as a community service. Second Grade Learn to Swim is a water safety course offered through the Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA. In 2014, water safety classes took place at nine (9) community pools serving 721 children.

Northumberland County Schools was the first school system to approve allowing every second grader the opportunity to participate. The school system provides transportation to the Y pool and the YMCA staff and volunteers provide free swim lessons and water safety instructions for all.

“There is a generational fear of water in our community, and after just three years of School to Pool we have seen a significant change in confidence for both children and parents. For us at the Northumberland Elementary School, it has become a vital part of our effort and belief in educating the entire child. Quite simply this program is a life saver and a game changer.” —Theresa Larsen, Principal Northumberland Elementary School.

Learning to swim gives children confidence that carries over into other aspects of their lives. It keeps them physically active, and helps them develop life-long healthy habits.

WE’RE FORYOUTH DEVELOPMENT

CONFIDENCE. SKILL. SAFETY.FUN. FRIENDSHIP.

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Child Care - 157,143 (67.33%) Swim, Sports & Play - 44,392 (19.02%) Camp - 18,603 (7.97%) Education & Leadership - 13,250 (5.68%)

HEALTHY LIVING Health, Well-Being & Fitness - 582,809 (98.05%) Family Time - 5,300 (0.89%) Sports & Recreation -4,495 (.76%) Group Interests -1,796 (0.30% )

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY Social Services -12,096 (68.40%) Activities & Events - 4,798 (27.13%) Volunteerism & Giving - 791 (4.47%)

845,473 OPPORTUNITIES TO SERVETHROUGH PROGRAMS

PENINSULA METROPOLITAN YMCA ANNUAL REPORT 2014

Membership - $1,815,052 (70.65%)Camp - $159,869 (6.22%)School-Age - $150,866 (5.87%)Social Responsibility - $139,077 (5.41%)Preschool- $129,052 (5.02%)Youth Development - $88,114 (3.43%)Camp Kekoka - $60,839 (2.37%)Swim, Sports & Play - $23,656 (0.92%)Sports & Recreation - $1,170 (0.05%) Teens - $745 (0.03%)Health, Well-Being & Fitness - $630 (0.02%)

74,553 INDIVIDUALS RECEIVED FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE TOTALING $2,569,069

Capital Campaign - $2,002,483 (58.52%)Annual Campaign - $1,362,028 (39.80%)Endowment - $57,281 (1.67%)

2014 CONTRIBUTIONS

$21,157,764 INCOME INVESTED IN OUR COMMUNITIES

Membership -$ 11,170,149 (53.80%)Program - $4,825,052 (22.81%)Intra YMCA Allocations - $2,460,031 (11.63%)Contributions - $1,362,028 (6.44%)Government Monies - $719,510 (3.35%)Other Income - $239,678 (1.213%)Grants & Foundation Gifts - $220,319 (1.04%)United Way - $94,233 (0.45%)Sales of Supplies and Services - $59,559 (0.28%)Investment Income - $17,208 (0.08%)

Revenues 2013 *2014Contributions 1,257,645 1,362,028Grants & Foundation Gifts 115,199 220,319United Way 99,947 94,233Government Monies 671,954 709,510Membership 11,078,532 11,170,149Program 4,669,828 4,825,052Sales of Supplies and Services 69,226 59,559Investment Income 14,572 17,205Other Income 250,670 239,678Intra YMCA Allocations 2,365,720 2,460,031

Total Income $20,593,293 $21,157,764

Expenditures 2013 *2014Salaries and Wages 9,079,612 9,261,631Employee Benefits 949,464 959,378Payroll Taxes 796,903 825,433Purchased or Contract Service 1,019,528 1,173,069Supplies 1,474,049 1,491,284Telephone 115,351 114,458Postage 18,471 19,553Occupancy 1,542,337 1,572,898Equipment 81,575 60,084Promotion & PR 121,328 113,993Travel & Transp Expenses 203,785 189,880Conferences, Conv & Meetings 226,374 214,886Dues 382,695 396,707Financing 1,089,890 1,107,975Other Expenses 33,616 37,556Intra YMCA Alloc of Expense 1,599,135 1,643,371Reserve Funds 1,859,180 1,975,608

Total Expense $20,593,293 $21,157,764*Unaudited

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONSPeninsula Metropolitan YMCA

as of December 31, 2014

2014 IN REVIEW

Peninsula YMCA swim instructors taught swimming and safety to 7,640 children and adults. Through collaborations with local area schools and Parks & Rec. Depts. 721 second graders were taught through Learn to Swim.

“Why is it we feel so alone when we are diagnosed with cancer? The diagnosis knocked me off my feet in so many ways,” explains Rhonda from Smithfield. “I was scared, angry, determined to get better, and, though nobody did anything to make me feel it, I felt I was a burden. I had to depend on so many people to help me do so many things.”

In 2008, YMCA of the USA partnered with the LIVESTRONG Foundation to help cancer survivors begin the journey toward recovery with the LIVESTRONG at the YMCA program. Part of the Y’s commitment to strengthening community through healthy living, the program offers adults affected by cancer a safe and supportive environment to participate in physical and social activities focused on strengthening the whole person. In 2014, the Peninsula YMCA joined the journey and started offering the program in Smithfield and Newport News.

“LIVESTRONG at the YMCA was the answer to so many of my prayers. I was desperate to feel strong again, to feel like myself, have confidence, and take back my life. The first day at LIVESTRONG, we all introduced ourselves and explained our illnesses. Most of us will live in health for years to come, others knew they could not win the war, but they wanted to fight. We fought together trying out exercises and equipment, and sharing highs and lows. As friendships grew, my body grew stronger, and so did my spirit. I no longer felt alone.”

WE’RE FORHEALTHY LIVING

STRENGTH. ENDURANCE.FLEXIBILITY. SELF ESTEEM.

BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Robyn Hansen, President William Ermatinger, Past President Leigh Houghland, Vice President

Don Buckless, Treasurer Joe Fernandes CFP, Secretary

Dru Bowman Jennifer BoykinMason Brent Denley BrownRobert Brown Pete ClendeninBill Cowardin Mary DiggsMarcus Downey Frank Edgar, Jr.Justin Hardwick Bob HarperBruce Hoogstraten Tom Hunnicutt, IIIHank Lewis Angela McPhersonTom Morris, Jr. Zoran Pajevic, ABRJason Patton Ron PerryDave Plummer Renee RountreeRandy Saltzman Paul SciacchitanoRob Shuford, Jr. Claudia SoucekThomas Tingle Dwight WestTricia White Edith WithersZachary Wittkamp Nhu Yeargin

NEWPORT NEWS FAMILY YMCAEst. 1896

Deb Staszewski, Branch Executive

Zoran Pajevic, Chairman Charles “Tripp” Spencer, Treasurer

Col. (Ret.) Barry Creed Khalilah DavisBrian Dolan Roger HamiltonPatty Heath James HookerCleder Jones Mark LeesonJames “Tony” Moorman Richard PerryFlave Rogers Sam RoseGreg Ruffin Richard SpencerDonald Sproul Deirdre WellsStacey White

HAMPTON FAMILY YMCAEst. 1982

Angie Miller, Branch Executive

Robert R. Harper, Jr., Chairman Jeff McLeod, Vice Chairman

Lewis Smith, Treasurer

Wallace Arnold Gamaliel CherryEboni Davis Bob DreelinDana Epstein Richard GulledgeJohn Hutcheson Mike JalloBo Montague Ray MontgomeryRob Newman Dennis NicelyTrudy O’Reilly Lisa PennyfeatherJimmy Phillips Ron QuinnKathleen Schiller Tiffanye Sledge

NORTHERN NECK FAMILY YMCAEst. 1992

Mark Favazza, Branch Executive

Paul Sciacchitano, Chairman Michele Faulkner, Vice Chairman Kathy M. Broderick, Secretary

Adrianne Bugg Frank BurkeKaren Burke Wesley CharltonDavid Dew Ben EstesMerrill Grasso Amy Groh Steven Harris Patricia Hedgmon Bernie Knoerdal Nicole Leona Frank Miller Pim Montgomery Kiersten Stinson John Tripodi Gordon Winfield

R. F. WILKINSON FAMILY YMCAEst. 1995

Pete Kovalcik, Branch Executive

Denley H. Brown, Chairman Sam Poole, Treasurer

John C. Wilson, Secretary

Don Brown John FlanniganPaul Freiling Leslie Henderson-SchultzCaitlin King Laura KinsmanSuzanne Maggio Todd MooradianTiffany Reaves

LUTER FAMILY YMCAEst. 1995

Kathy Peterson, Branch Executive

Justin Hardwick, Chairman Dr. Jim Sharps, Vice Chairman

Sue Ivy, Treasurer Leslie Effler, Secretary

Art Allmond Audrey KraemerBarbara Smith Ben ShearDr. Carl Sweat Dr. Pete CarlsonGeorge Boomer Johnny HendersonKelly Tice Kris ModicaLarry Spears Mark OgleMeghan Grumbling Michael MurphyNeal Johnson Sarah KennedyScott Modica Steve SerafiniTonya Jones

2014 Leadership


Don BucklessTreasurer

Old Point National Bank Senior Vice President Peninsula Executive

Robyn HansenPresident

Jones, Blechman, Woltz & Kelly PC Attorney at Law

William ErmatingerPast President

Huntington Ingalls IndustriesCorporate Vice President and

Chief Human Resources Officer

2014 Metropolitan Board Leadership

Leigh HoughlandVice President

Chesapeake BankSenior Vice President Regional Commercial

Loan Officer

Joe Fernandes, CFPSecretary

Financial Advisor Middle Peninsula

Insurance & Financial Services

Camp Kekoka/APYC . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Marcus DowneyGreater West Point . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Candace WilsonHampton . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Jeff McLeodLuter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Dr. Jim SharpsMathews . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Pete ClendeninMiddlesex . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Claudia SoucekNewport News. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Richard Perry

Northern Neck. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Michele FaulknerNorthumberland. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Edith WithersR. F. Wilkinson . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Denley Brown Richmond County . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Jason PattonStar Achievers Academy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Henry J. LewisThe First Tee. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Greg EnterlineVictory . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Preston Ivey

2015 Branch Leadership

MATHEWS FAMILY YMCAEst. 2001

Sheila Pillath, Branch Executive

Pete Clendenin, Chairman Janice Phillips, Vice Chairman Brenda L. Moore, Treasurer

Libby Crawford Elizabeth GerdingJill Hammond Terry HearnAngie Ingram Tom IngramJack Kloke Michele MeanleyEric Robinson Shirley RyanDale Smith Jim WarrenSandy Wilson

NORTHUMBERLAND FAMILY YMCAEst. 2002

Cristian Shirilla, Branch Executive

Mason Brent, Chairman Edith Withers, Chairman

Joseph Biddlecomb, Treasurer Marion Rowe, Secretary

Joey Allison Jim BullardEllen Cowart David DixonJim Eury Betty HallKeith Harris Shirley HaynieEleanor Morris John MullerAndrew Pitts Bill PurcellGrisel Santamaria Harry Lee SelfTodd Thomas Keana Walker

MIDDLESEX FAMILY YMCAEst. 2003

Rosabeth Kissman, Branch Executive

Claudia Soucek, Chairman Kath Walker, Vice Chairman Robert Leibowitz, Treasurer

Joe Hickey, Secretary Dr. Elizabeth Young, Past Chair

Carolyn Schmalenberger, Founding ChairJody Anglin Lou BelcherIrving “Pep” Fuller Erma GaryDieter Hoinkes Joseph Heyman Karen Lowe Jerry McMurtrieBetty Miller Phil MullinsJason Rowe Tracy SeitzFritz Sitterding Marilyn SouthDr. Thomas Taylor Thomas ThomasJose Valencia

GREATER WEST POINT FAMILY YMCAEst. 2007

Sean Cogan, Branch Executive

Mary W. Diggs, Chairman

Debbie Brockwell A J DukeErin Hayden Ron HouserShannon Houser Judy PuglieseRichard Pugliese Roberta RacioppiMary Anne Seward Rex SouthCandice Wilson

YMCA / APYC CAMP KEKOKAEst. 2007

Cassie Leichty, Branch Executive

Marcus Downey, Chairman Mat Terry, Vice Chairman Greg Stevens, Treasurer

Micah Pasquarell, Secretary

Mark Aiesi Chris AllenMike Antonio Kevin CalvertBruni Cofresi-Toro Len FouchLindsy Gardner Pam GarrettDon Helleau Charlette Mitchell Eric Mouyal Walter “Cap” Neilson Bill Price Bill Smith Sarah Smith Troy Wolfrey

THE FIRST TEE OF THE VIRGINIA PENINSULAEst. 2010

Tom Carnevale, Branch Executive

Zachary Wittkamp, Chairman Scott Stabler, Vice Chairman

John Snead, Secretary

Jim Boone Jim DuguayGreg Enterline Dr. David FulpPaul Garman Rommie HeadMatthew Meadows Brian MuseDr. Taylor Powell Orlando RobinsonSandy Schuler John TupponceKaye Vickerman Barbara WettersDr. Robert Winfield


STAR ACHIEVERS ACADEMY YMCAEst. 1995

Tina Banks-Gray, Branch Executive

Henry J. Lewis, Chairman Chavis Harris, Vice Chairman

L. Richard Love, Past Chairman

Davena Andress Jean BraxtonRobert Dick Joan Harper-NeelySean Holleran Gary Hunter Ronnie Jefferson Patricia Johnson L. Elizabeth McCoury Gay Reilly Sonja Vega

RICHMOND COUNTY FAMILY YMCAEst. 1996

Philip Belfield, Branch Executive

Jason Patton, Chairman Hillary Kent, Vice Chairman Walt Shackleford, Treasurer

Kimberly Lewis, Annual Support Chair

Tony Booth Russell BrownWendy Fols Libby FranklinMichael Gall David GallagherRob Gillions Anne GlancyKimberly Hillman Paula MilstedDebra Mitchell Rich MorganKristy Packett Helvon SmithSharon Taylor Stan TerhuneLibby Trible

VICTORY FAMILY YMCAEst. 2000

Michael Bennett, Branch Executive

Drumont Bowman Chairman Paul Szabo, Vice Chairman

Timothy O. Trant II, Secretary

Donald Booth, Jr. Rick BrandtKate Brinn Karen BrownTom Butterfoss Elizabeth Duncan-HawkerArt Glatt Chad GreenPreston Ivey Bill LaMarshJudy Layne-Wood Sandy Matthews Tom Shepperd Toni Strachan Tom Tragle Scot Tully

2014 IN REVIEW

LIVESTRONG at the YMCA focuses on the whole person – not the disease. The free 12-week program meets twice a week for 90 minutes. Traditional exercise methods ease participantsback into fitness. Focus is on building muscle mass and strength, increasing flexibility and endurance, and improving confidence and self-esteem.

To date, 48 individuals have completed LIVESTRONG at the YMCA.


The Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA has been chosen among the first Ys in the country to help launch Togetherhood™, a member-led community service program. Togetherhood™ is the Y’s Signature Program for Social Responsibility and invites Y members to lead and participate in volunteer service projects that benefit the community where they live.

Togetherhood™ is designed to be a simple, fun and rewarding way for members to identify ways they can give back and support their neighbors through their own ideas, skills and energy and the network of the Y. We are inviting members to participate in the Y’s cause to strengthen community; our Newport News branch launched Togetherhood™ this fall.

“I feel so welcomed by the Y today,” whispers a Newport News father, almost as though saying a prayer. “My wife passed away last year, so it’s just me and my son now. I am gaining skills in the kitchen, but I am definitely not ready to tackle a big turkey dinner and, to tell you the truth, I really wanted to be around other people. I asked Ms. Staszewski the other day if we could come to dinner too, and of course she said yes, no hesitation. I know most of the people here are down on their luck in one way or another, so all these people are just like me. They just want some good company, to feel welcome and to break bread together.”

One of the Newport News YMCA’s four Togetherhood™ projects is Thanksgiving dinner. This year they served about 435 people at three different locations — at the Y, Denbigh Community Center, and Mary Immaculate Hospital — and delivered meals to homeless individuals who were afraid to leave their belongings so they could come in for dinner. Leftovers were delivered to a local homeless mission. The other Togetherhood™ projects are volunteering with PORT Homeless Shelter, sewing heart-shaped pillows for mastectomy patients, and cleaning up yards for ten elderly/hospice homes is planned for the spring of 2015.

WE’RE FORSOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

COMMUNITY. GRACE. WELCOME. TOGETHER.

Healthy Living Award

Social Responsibility Award

The following individuals are recognized by the Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA for their vision, ability to help others, and

commitment to make their community a better place for all to live. Their actions exemplify the mission of the Y and our

foundation for strengthening communities.

Randy Saltzman Paul Sciacchitano Dr. Elizabeth Young

Youth Development Award


2014 IN REVIEW

TOP HONORS FOR FOCUS-DRIVEN LEADERS

2014 IN REVIEW

The Y believes in the power of communities coming together to help each other.

Togetherhood is designed to be run by a Service Committee made up of Y members working as volunteers, and a single Y staff person who acts as an advisor. Together they take on local problems in an organized, rewarding, convenient, and fun way that helps Y members strengthen the community where they live.


Michael MillerGreater West Point

Family YMCA

Dana EpsteinHampton

Family YMCA

Laurence SpearsLuter

Family YMCA

Shirley RyanMathews

Family YMCA

Jackie WakeMiddlesex

Family YMCA

Dickie SpencerNewport NewsFamily YMCA

John TripodiNorthern Neck Family YMCA

Edith WithersNorthumberland

Family YMCA

Tiffany ReavesR.F. WilkinsonFamily YMCA

Russell PhillipsRichmond County

Family YMCA

Dr. Jean BraxtonStar Achievers Academy

YMCA

Greg EnterlineThe First Tee of the

Virginia Peninsula YMCA

Art GlattVictory

Family YMCA

James WiseWestmorelandFamily YMCA

Kevin CalvertYMCA/APYCCamp Kekoka

Volunteers are the eyes and ears of the community and the hands and heart of the Y. They step up to coach youth

sports, maintain our facilities, raise funds, and lead our Boards of Management. These wonderful volunteers are being

honored as Volunteers of the Year with deepest appreciation for their outstanding leadership and service to the mission

of the YMCA in 2014.

2014 IN REVIEW

VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR 2014

Child Development Fund of Northern NeckCornwall Trust (Bill Cowardin) Robinson Family Trust (Larry Dillon) Richard Abbitt* Reid & Michael Abell M.J. Anderson Paul Anderson Davena Andress William & Sally Andrews III Tina Banks-Gray Theresa Beal Terry Beatley Herman & Eska Beckstoffer Neva Beierle Philip & Donna Belfield Michael & Sondra Bennett Linda Berling Teena Blyth Jennifer Boykin Kathleen & Michael Broderick Robert & Debbie Brown Sr.Denley & Danetta Brown Donald & Kian Kaz Brown Leslie & Jim Bryant Guy & Wendy Buck Donald Buckless Mark & Paula Bunn Tommy Caldwell* Betty Caldwell David & Marti Caldwell Tom & Diana Carnevale Danny & Ginny Carroll Sean & Polly Cogan Weston “Bitzie” Conley* Rusty Copland William & Connie Cowardin Jr. Ollie Creekmore Sandy Davoy Frank & Ann Edgar Jr. Leslie & Howard Effler Elizabeth Elam Melanie Erickson Bill & Karie Ermatinger Ed Ewen* Michele & Norm Faulkner Mark & Vicki Favazza Debra & Victor Flores Raymond Gordon* Lee Grandison

Diane & Drew Hagemann Frank Haislip Robyn & Paul Hansen Bob Harper Pete & Connie Henderson Dieter & Mary Elizabeth Hoinkes Mark & Patsy Hollingsworth Bruce Hoogstraten Jim & Cass Hooker Leigh & Laurie Houghland T. N. & Ann Hunnicutt III Caroline Hurt Wyndell Hussey* Kim & David Jamison Kim & Steve Jarrett Pete & Josephine Kovalcik Buzz & Robin Lambert Cassie Leichty Clare Lorio Joe IV & Frances Luter James Maloney* Myron Mausteller* Dave McInnis Ron & Joyce Melvin Angie Miller Debbie Mitchell Pim & Red* Montgomery Thomas & Carolyn Morris Jr. Kim & Carl Moser Denise Munns Dennis & Phyllis Neill Walter “Cap” & Linda Neilson Sharon Nichols Carolyn Packett Dave & Mary Patterson Kathy & Ron Peterson Robert & Karen Pfeifer Don & Myrtle Phillips James* & Suki Pierce Brianne & Michael Pietronicco Scott Pillath Sheila Pillath David Plummer Robert & Linda Powell Davetta & Bill Rinehart Austin* & Barbara Roberts III Stacia Roeth Renee & Glenn Rountree Ken & Carolyn Schmalenberger

Sandy Schuler James Sease Conway Sheild III Cristian & Kristen Shirilla Lisa & Gregg Shivers Geoff & Jennifer Shoemaker Robert & Lori Shuford Jr. Robert Shuford Sr. G. Bernard Smith Jr.*Charles “Tripp” Spencer III Charles & Anne Spencer Jr. Deb Staszewski Robert Steele* Grietje H.J.A. Van Luyn* Patrick Walker Kathy Wall-Eskridge Tony & Kay Weiler Lisa & William Weinreich Dwight & Barbara West IIIJeff Whitaker Nicole White* Greg & Carolyn White Mike & Tricia White LaMonte Williams Earl Withers* Don* & Evelyn Wolf Dr. Robert & Judy Layne-Wood Robert Lovell & Dr. Elizabeth Young Joe Ziglar

In Memory Of *

Heritage Club

The Heritage Club is composed of individuals who have made an outright gift of cash or appreciated assets, or a planned gift through life insurance, will, charitable trust, or annuity to the YMCA’s endowment fund. A commitment to Heritage Club membership is the strongest statement of support that a friend of the YMCA can make.

YMCA Endowment Fund


Your gifts to United Way help children and youth thrive, strengthen and support families, promote self-sufficiency for the disabled, create safe neighborhoods, and care for the needs of our aging populations. You may designate your United Way contribution to the Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA by specifying the YMCA location name.


Katelyn TuckerHampton

Family YMCA

Benjamin LockwoodLuter

Family YMCA

Nicole JohnsonMathews

Family YMCA

Clayton HoggeMiddlesex

Family YMCA

Gloriana BlakeNewport NewsFamily YMCA

Kaeli McGrathNorthern Neck Family YMCA

Caleb KemmerR.F. WilkinsonFamily YMCA

Caleb ParkRichmond County

Family YMCA

Niya GrayStar Achievers Academy

YMCA

Cinyu ChiThe First Tee of the

Virginia Peninsula YMCA

Gloria Cruz OleaVictory

Family YMCA

Teens play a unique and special role as volunteers at the Y. While participating in Leadership programs that are meant to

develop their self-confidence through increased competency, they are asked to practice the skills learned by volunteering

for other Y programs. These teen volunteers of the year stand out among their peers. They empower others; they are

role models and mentors. They are inspired teen leaders.

2014 IN REVIEW

TEEN VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

Judson ParkRichmond County

Family YMCA

PENINSULA METROPOLITAN YMCA41 Old Oyster Point Road, Suite C, Newport News, VA 23602

757 223 7925 peninsulaymca.org

Deeply rooted in your community, our movement is made up of people of all ages and from every walk of life, all working side by side to ensure that everyone, regardless of gender, income or background, has the opportunity to live life to its fullest. We value caring, honesty, respect and responsibility, and everything we do stems from this. The Peninsula Metropolitan YMCA meets the needs of over a half-million people in unique communities located throughout our service area from Isle of Wight County, the Peninsula, Middle Peninsula and the Northern Neck of Virginia.

Facility Locations:GREATER WEST POINT FAMILY YMCA3135 King William AvenueWest Point, VA 23181

HAMPTON FAMILY YMCA1 YMCA WayHampton, VA 23669

LUTER FAMILY YMCA259 James StreetSmithfield, VA 23430

MATHEWS FAMILY YMCA10746 Buckley Hall RoadMathews, VA 23109

MIDDLESEX FAMILY YMCA11487 General Puller HighwayHartfield, VA 23071

NEWPORT NEWS FAMILY YMCA7827 Warwick BoulevardNewport News, VA 23607

NORTHERN NECK FAMILY YMCA39 William B. Graham CourtKilmarnock, VA 22482

NORTHUMBERLAND FAMILY YMCA6348 Northumberland Hwy.Heathsville, VA 22473

R.F. WILKINSON FAMILY YMCA301 Sentara CircleWilliamsburg, VA 23188

RICHMOND COUNTY FAMILY YMCA45 George Brown LaneWarsaw, VA 22572

VICTORY FAMILY YMCA101 Long Green BoulevardYorktown, VA 23693

Program Locations:

Executive Director Danny L. CarrollChief Operations Officer Stacia RoethChief Financial Officer Sandy DavoyHuman Resources Officer Davetta RinehartLeadership Development Director Kim Moser

Regional Operations Directors M.J. Anderson Michael Bennett Pete Kovalcik Deb Staszewski

Director of Program and Membership Development Paul Anderson

Director of Association Advancement Leslie BryantDirector of Marketing & Communications Melanie Erickson

Information Technology Director Louise PerreaultExecutive Assistant Erica MaynardCreative & Digital Communications Director Kathy BabaAdministrative Specialist Sheila BransonMembership & Technology Specialist Nancy ByrumHuman Resources Generalist Debbie Harrison

Human Resources Administrator Ginger HutterAccounting Clerk Soyphet DinseTraining and Recruitment Director Lisa WeinreichAccounting Clerk LaChile TurnerAdministrative Specialist Marla Wilson

STAR ACHIEVERS ACADEMY YMCAP.O. Box 7593Hampton, VA 23666

THE FIRST TEE OF THE VIRGINIA PENINSULA41 Old Oyster Point Road, Suite C Newport News, VA 23602

WESTMORELAND FAMILY YMCA18849 Kings Highway Montross, VA 22520

YMCA / APYC CAMP KEKOKA1083 Boys Camp Road Kilmarnock, VA 22482

YMCA CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER AT COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG117 Information Center Drive Williamsburg, VA 23185

YMCA REGIONAL CAMP FORT MONROE1 Stilwell Drive Fort Monroe, VA 23651

YMCA WILEY CHILD DEVELOPMENT CENTER458 Harris RoadKilmarnock, VA 22482

2014 Peninsula YMCA Annual Report

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