YMCA of GreAter riChMond 2009 AnnuAl report

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We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.

Our MissionTo put Christian principles into practice

through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

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Dear Friends,

What’s your Y story? That is often a question someone asks as they begin discussing the variety of experiences a person can have at the YMCA. When someone joins the YMCA of Greater Richmond, he or she may come with the expectation of a specific experience, but a pleasant surprise may await when a new experience surpasses that expectation.

At the conclusion of our 2008 Annual Report letter, we looked forward to 2009 and stated, “…our strong mission, commitment to quality program delivery and fiscally conservative management will ensure that we continue to build a strong spirit, mind and body for all!” We did it!

Beginning with our commitment to fiscal responsibility and professional management, the YMCA of Greater Richmond ensured that after 155 years of serving the Greater Richmond community our programs and services would remain open to all. Last year, we provided $6,303,038 in financial assistance to families and individuals. This created memberships that paved the way to healthy lifestyles, opportunities for students to take swimming lessons or attend a safe after-school program, and facilities where members of the community build relationships. While the economic climate for corporations, foundations and donors across our region remained uncertain, we received $5,700,320 in contributions. This has supported the delivery of our mission: To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

We recognized that we could not continue to provide quality programs without growing and expanding, and started with two of our existing 15 branch locations. The expansion of our Midlothian Family YMCA nearly doubled its size with the inclusion of a new gymnasium. And, in October, we broke ground at the Patrick Henry Family YMCA to consolidate its operations into one location. After 15 years of service in Hanover County, community leaders determined the time was now to grow and expand the aquatic facility to accommodate all the YMCA programs already offered and broaden the Y’s reach. Both capital projects will provide intergenerational space for seniors and youth; child care classrooms that embrace our core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility; and new group exercise rooms and wellness space. This will increase the versatility of programs offered to meet the diverse needs of our members.

All that we accomplished this year lead to 154,948 individual YMCA experiences throughout Greater Richmond. Read further in our 2009 Annual Report and “Experience the YMCA” – you’ll meet some of the remarkable individuals whose lives were enriched last year through the YMCA of Greater Richmond.

Hartwell H. RoperBoard Chairman

Barry M. TaylorPresident & CEO

Hartwell H. Roper (left), Barry M. Taylor (right)

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YMCA Bright Beginnings provided over 2,400 children a happy and hopeful start to the 2009-2010 school year.

the YMCA of Greater richmond led suMMer dAY CAMp at 14 YMCA branch locations for 3,592 children to get outside, be fit and make friends.

the Y guides program offered enriching opportunities for 3,021 fathers, daughters and sons to strengthen family bonds and build lifelong memories.

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In August 2009, while working full time at the Virginia General Assembly, Gwen Foley taught 19 high-impact group exercise classes at the Patrick Henry Family YMCA – a personal record. She did this despite undergoing radiation treatments every weekday at VCU Medical Center.

“There were some days when I didn’t think I could do it,” says Gwen. “But after the class was over, I felt so much better.” Gwen has always loved exercise. Her doctors consider her physical health a large factor in her ability to endure the surgery, chemotherapy and radiation required to fight her extremely aggressive form of breast cancer.

“There’s no doubt in my mind that the exercise and support I got at the Y helped me through it all,” says Gwen, now through with her treatments. “I love every class I teach because I know I’m helping others stay healthy. I love working with new people and encourage anyone, no matter their perceived limitations, to come and take those first steps.”

YMCA staff are frequently recognized for their commitment to members. in 2009, 2,583 staff helped others build healthy spirit, mind and body.

the YMCA of Greater richmond engaged 6,939 volunteers as program leaders, fundraisers and policy makers who ensured fiscal responsibility during the Great recession so that the delivery of our mission was uncompromised.

After 15 years serving students, families and active adults in Hanover County, community leaders spearheaded the effort to consolidate and expand the Patrick Henry Family YMCA, to be completed in fall 2010.

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Gwen Foley, Patrick Henry Family YMCA

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Willie Smith knew his life had to change. “I was always a big person and tried many times to lose weight unsuccessfully. I got really committed after learning more about the negative effects of obesity on life expectancy,” says Willie. He joined the Goochland Family YMCA on an affordable Young Adult Membership.

“I talked to their wellness staff and they worked with me to create an exercise plan based on my goals,” says Willie. Originally weighing over 300 pounds, Willie had already dropped over 50 pounds when he decided to join the 2009 YMCA 10k Training Team. He completed his first 10k race that March and lost over 110 pounds total by the end of the year.

Willie is now a very familiar face at the Y. His experience hasn’t only made him healthier, it’s also introduced him to the Y’s programs and mission. “I love mentoring in their after-school program. It’s just a great place to be.”

CorporAte Wellness programs demonstrate success with reduced employee absenteeism and lower health care claims, which result in reduced insurance premiums. fifty-two corporations utilized the YMCA of Greater richmond to meet this need.

In 2009, 154,948 individuals built a strong spirit, mind and body by participating in YMCA programs, embodying our core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.

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Willie Smith, Goochland Family YMCA

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How many people choose a hotel based on its proximity to the nearest YMCA? There are quite a few, and Burdi Mahoney is one. Her lifelong involvement with the YMCA as a competitive swimmer began when she was just a teenager in New York State. Her avocation as a swimmer included more than 20 years in US Masters Swimming before pursuing training for open-water events hosted by a Virginia Beach YMCA. Since relocating to Richmond in 1991, this committed swimmer has trained at three different YMCA of Greater Richmond branch locations. At the Manchester Family YMCA, where Burdi now trains, much of her own inspiration has come from those who surround her in the pool. “Fellow YMCA swimmers have always been very encouraging to me. I am constantly amazed by the dedication of those swimmers who overcome physical disabilities to persevere in the pool. The nurturing experiences that I’ve had at the YMCA help me remember to take every opportunity to tell my pool-mates ‘keep up the good work,’” she says. “I realize that the Y itself is a common thread that holds together the pieces of my lifelong fitness fabric. When I enter a YMCA – whether it’s for the 1st time or the 1,000th time – there is a certain familiarity and comfort in knowing that you are welcomed home.”

The YMCA leArn-to-sWiM program provides free swimming instruction to second grade students in the Cities of Richmond and Petrsburg and Henrico, Goochland, Powhatan and Chesterfield Counties. As a result, 2,700 students had a feeling of accomplishment last year.

the YMCA introduced the concept of group swim lessons in 1906. in 2009, the YMCA of Greater richmond taught 68,968 private and group swim lessons as a fundamental element of aquatic safety.

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Burdi Mahoney, Manchester Family YMCA

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Thirty-five eager students arrived at the Chester Family YMCA in the fall of 2009 to learn about the Leaders’ Club being started at their local YMCA. William Ares, just beginning his seventh grade school year, was one of them. He knew one thing many of the others didn’t – what an amazing experience you can have at the YMCA. William has been around this YMCA since 2005 when his mother enrolled him in summer day camp while she was at work. “I loved it,” William is quick to say when sharing his story. Few of the teens who gathered for that cookout were intimidated by the expectations of being a YMCA Leaders’ Club member. Minimum standards for academic performance, physical fitness expectations and an annual requirement of 100 community-service hours are hallmarks of this program that builds confident students and community leaders for tomorrow. William’s passion for Leaders’ Club is driven in many ways because of the opportunity he has for service. Many of his community-service hours at the YMCA include volunteering as a swim instructor and refereeing soccer or basketball. You may even find him at the front desk of the Y answering phones or giving a tour to prospective members.  

“I put Leaders’ Club above everything except school,” William says. “I’m willing to help anybody.”

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Many teens face life-threatening challenges every day, including drugs, sexual promiscuity, violence and unstable homes. Last year, 249 youth gained leadership and employment skills through the Metro teens And leAders’ CluB programs.

parents enrolled 8,400 youth in YMCA sports programs in 2009. participation in youth sports helps children build character and self-esteem.

William Ares, Chester Family YMCA Teen Leaders’ Club

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jack fyockWhen Jack Fyock and his wife moved to Richmond from Massachusetts just over five years ago to enjoy their retirement years, they joined the Chickahominy Family YMCA and found a home.  Jack is the embodiment of an Active Adult. With the branch’s leadership, he and a group of older adults developed the Senior Hot Spot – a gathering place of fun and fellowship for seniors in Eastern Henrico County.  “I’m in the best shape of my adult life!” seventy-five-year-old Jack is quick to say. Jack can often be found in classes such as Body Sculpting, Pilates on a Ball or even Absolutely Abs! His hope is to increase the number of active older members in group exercise classes by becoming a certified group exercise instructor himself.  While sharing his own YMCA experience Jack says, “Being involved at the YMCA will open opportunities for you to be engaged in very satisfying activities whether it’s for your personal, physical or mental health. Belonging at the Y will open new vistas for anyone who is interested.”

Older adults have unique wellness needs that must be addressed to ensure quality of life. The silversneAkers® fitness progrAM provided 2,638 participants in 2009 with an innovative health, exercise and wellness program that helped them live healthy and active lifestyles.

Socialization improves physical and emotional well-being and increases mental alertness. in 2009, 9,216 adults over age 65 remained engaged at the YMCA of Greater richmond.

Jack Fyock, Chickahominy Family YMCA

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“They were killed like cows,” Awut Chan said with tears in her eyes. Originally from war-torn Sudan, Awut was tied to a tree and left for dead after witnessing the murder of her parents. She was freed after seven days. Her family suffered constant harassment, midnight raids and beatings. She received asylum in America thanks to the efforts of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church. But, her time here has not been easy. She works on the janitorial staff at the Tuckahoe Family YMCA and raises her nine children and two grandchildren alone.

When the Department of Social Services stopped providing funding for child care, Awut was faced with the possibility of losing her house in order to take care of her three youngest children. Knowing the Shady Grove Family YMCA provides on-site child care at her children’s school, Awut’s supervisor, Flossi Beal, worked immediately to enroll them. Thanks to the YMCA’s financial assistance program, Awut can work and her children are safe after school.

“I see God in all people at the YMCA. The YMCA is my family, the people here are my brothers and sisters,” says Awut. Despite all she has been through, she is always happy, and can often be heard singing cultural songs as she cleans the Y’s facilities. “If you trust in God, He provides. God has brought me to the YMCA.”

the YMCA of Greater richmond is one of the largest charitable organizations in the state. Generous people and organizations contributed $5,700,320 to ensure the successful delivery of our mission in 2009.

in the midst of a challenging economic environment, the YMCA ensured membership and programs remained open to all families and individuals by providing $6,303,038 in financial assistance.

Last year, 49,881 individuals received financial assistance, removing a barrier to quality child care, aquatic safety, socialization and healthy lifestyles for many.

parents and grandparents enrolled 3,551 children in our nurturing YMCA Child CAre program that offers homework assistance, crafts, games and friendship at 40 sites in the richmond region.

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Awut Chan and Family, Shady Grove Family YMCA and Tuckahoe Family YMCA

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YMCA Chairman’s Round Table Society

We are grateful for the more than 4,600 individuals and organizations who generously gave $6,136,770, allowing the YMCA of Greater Richmond to fulfill its mission. These generous contributors gave to the Planting Seeds of Hope Annual Giving Campaign, YMCA Bright Beginnings, employer-based giving programs and to other specific programs and activities.

Philanthropist$100,000 and moreAltria Group, Inc.The Community Foundation Serving Richmond & Central VirginiaPhilip Morris USA, an Altria CompanyUnitedWay of Greater Richmond & Petersburg

George Williams Partner$50,000 to $99,999Capital One Financial CorporationJCPenney AfterschoolMr. and Mrs. Fred T. Tattersall

$25,000 to $49,999Altria Companies Employee Community FundBank of AmericaChesterfield CountyChildren, IncorporatedThe Garner Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Garner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William V. Garner Glen Roy Fund of The Community Foundation Tak Tent L.P.Genworth Financial, Inc.Massey FoundationJames R. and Maxine T. MileyR.E.B. FoundationMr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. Roper

$10,000 to $24,999Allstate FoundationReid Ashe and Lisa Frye AsheBob and Gloria BailieBon Secours Richmond Health SystemThe Brandt FamilyThe Brink’s CompanyMargaret A. Cargill FoundationTom and Nancy ChewningCity of PetersburgCity of RichmondMrs. Nancy E. ColeDominion ResourcesThe Jane and Arthur Flippo FoundationGarland & Agnes Taylor Gray FoundationHarrison FoundationMr. and Mrs. James B. HartoughEmily S. and Coleman A. Hunter TrustJohn Randolph FoundationMr. and Mrs. Thomas N. P. Johnson IIIThe Junior League of RichmondDr. Mary S. KeiterLipman FoundationKaren and Ray MoorePepsiCo, Inc.Berkley and Barbara PickelsH. Elizabeth PowellPowhatan CountyThe Honorable Iva R. PurdyRobins FoundationRalph & Leo Rosenthal FoundationSaxon Shoes, Inc. The William H.-John G.-Emma Scott FoundationSouth Richmond Rotary ClubStaples Foundation for LearningMr. and Mrs. Wallace StettiniusMike and Debbie SzymanczykTarget StoresSteve and Bobbie ThomasTSS PhotographyUPS FreightVirginia Department of Social ServicesThe Wachovia FoundationBetty and Hays WatkinsWestern Henrico Rotary ClubMr. and Mrs. Douglas D. WestmorelandDoug and Julia* WetmoreBob and Barbara Williams FoundationDianne and Ken WrightMr. and Mrs. James M. Zinn

We also thank one anonymous donor.

Red Triangle Partner$5,000 to $9,999AECW Fund of The Community FoundationRob and Shannon AlexanderAlfa Laval Inc.Tiff and Kelly ArmstrongBill and Jeri BallIke and Karen Carter / John Richmond Landscaping, Inc.Jean CaubleCavalier Telephone LLCCentral Virginia BankCommonwealth of Virginia CampaignDr. Michael DouglasMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell IIMr. and Mrs. H. Larry Giancaterino / Chasen’s Business InteriorsGrace and Holy Trinity Church, 1618 FundWilbur M. Havens Charitable FoundationMr. and Mrs. Jack A. HolmesAllen B. KingMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KormanLuck Stone Foundation, Inc.Charlie and Lisa LuckMr. and Mrs. Malcolm P. McConnell IIIMcGuireWoods LLPMcNeil Consumer & Specialty Pharmaceuticals

Media General, Inc.Lee and Tracy MuckeyMWVOld Stage, Inc.Petersburg Methodist Home For Girls FoundationJay and Shelly PooleMr. and Mrs. Duane H. RagsdaleRichard S. Reynolds FoundationRobert and Martha RhodesDr. and Mrs. Frank S. Royal, Sr.Share Our StrengthLinda and Bob SimcoeCindy and Earle Spencer, Jr.Ann and Scott StricklerBarry M. TaylorTechnical FoundationsTechnology Leasing Concepts, Inc.Barbara J. Thalhimer & William B. Thalhimer, Jr. Family Fund of The Community Foundation Varina Ruritan ClubVirginia Correctional Center For WomenKarl and Alicia WagnerRenee and John WagnerLaura and Howard WillardThe Wilton Companies

We also thank one anonymous donor.

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Silver Circle Partner$2,500 to $4,999Barb AlkireMr. and Mrs. William AllcottDr. and Mrs. William H. AngusMr. and Mrs. Edward A. Armstrong, Jr.Association for the Support of Children with Cancer (ASK)Mr. and Mrs. William AtkinsonBB&TBB&T Charitable FoundationBlossman Propane Gas & ApplianceJudy and Bill BolandClint BowesThe Rotary Club of BrandermillNancy Kennon and Frederick Ried BruchbacherW. L. CanadaCNA FoundationMr. and Mrs. J. Harwood CochraneThe Cooper FamilyMr. and Mrs. Barry D. CrawfordCyane B. CrumpMr. and Mrs. Richard CullenClifford J. CulleyCaroline M. CutchinsMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. DarrahMr. and Mrs. Jim P. DowdDuPont - RichmondBuddy and Fraser FinneyJack ForestellFranklin Federal Saviing BankL.S. GilbertMr. and Mrs. William W. Gillespie

Jill and Howard GoldfineGoodman & CompanyMr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.Hanover RotaryMr. and Mrs. Russell B. HarperHumphrey’s StudioHunton & WilliamsInnsbrook Rotary ClubRon and Kathy JentgenRich and Joyce JohnsonMark and Vanessa JonesHugh and Temple JoyceKaren KeeganMr. and Mrs. Glen L. KelleyJohn and Deborah KemperMr. and Mrs. Paul D. KoonceDick and Nancy KriderJane and Bill LiepisLife FitnessJudy and Dick LyonsS. Floyd MaysMBI Consulting, Inc.Midlothian Rotary Club, Inc.J. T. Morriss & Son Funeral & Cremation ServiceMarc and Janie MoyersJack and Doris NelsonMatthew and Melissa NelsonNoodles & CompanyFred and Marilyn NormanMegan and Kevin O’NeillOwens & Minor, Inc.Charles A. PattonMargaret Pence

PIEtech, Inc.Paul C. PollardFred W. ReynoldsRichmond Corrugated Box CompanyRichmond Multisports LLCRichmond Triathlon ClubRobins Insurance Agency, Inc.Ronald McDonald House Charities of Richmond, VA, Inc.Ms. Marianne G. RoserRotary Club of Huguenot TrailRotary Club of SandstonJohn and Shirley RudinSoul Providers BandDenise and Randy SpearsSt. Mary’s Episcopal Church Outreach CommitteeSwedish Match North AmericaSwimMetro Management, Inc.James and Eva Tashjian-BrownKirk TattersallTechnical FoundationsThe Titmus Foundation, Inc.Nancy ReMine TregoUniversal Leaf FoundationVirginia Commonwealth BankMr. and Mrs. John B. Wake, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Scott R. WarrenThurman E. WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Henry WiltonRon and Gayle Worley

Seeds of Hope Partner$1,000 to $2,499Mr. Klas Abrahamsson and Mrs. Helen A. CarterMr. and Mrs. James L. AgnewRick and Elizabeth AlbeeDr. Barry Wein and Ms. Joella AllertonMr. Norbert AltJeanne and Andy AndersonApartment StuffersDr. and Mrs. Michael Armstrong, Jr.Ian and Sandy AsplundhCarl O. Atkins, Jr., D.D.S.Atlantic Constructors, Inc.Dave AumanB & B PrintingDr. Charles E. Bagwell and Dr. Louise Bagwell-RobinsonDan and Leslie BakerButch Ball and Marian LumpkinThe Bank of Southside VirginiaDavid and Katrina BanksDr. and Mrs. Richard W. BatesBattlefield Veterinary ClinicMr. and Mrs. John BaxterMarian H. BeamWyatt and Tenley BeazleyMr. William J. BelanichPamela and Bruce BellemanBermuda Hundred Animal HospitalMr. and Mrs. Larry BerryJim and Dianne BlandfordJoey and Elizabeth BlanksMs. Allison BloorFrank and Carol BradleyCraig and Kimberly Bram

Brandywine Realty TrustMr. and Mrs. Herbert C. BraunBreakfast Rotary Club of PetersburgNancy B. BriggsRichard and Jane BrockJim and Estelle BrodeurC. Scott BrughJ. Stewart Bryan IIILeigh and Richard BurkeMr. Brian and Dr. Carolyn BurnsMr. and Mrs. Thomas B. BurtonCarol and Chris ButterworthMs. Katherine CabellMr. and Mrs. Robert A. CalhounCall Federal Credit UnionBill and Linda CalleryCarrie L. Camp and Thomas M. CrowderMs. Leslie N. CanadyDiana and Eric CantorDr. Ronald L. and Mrs. Elaine J. CareyCarillon Civic AssociationMr. and Mrs. Blake CarletonMr. and Mrs. James P. Carreras, Jr.Joe and Jeanne CarringtonIke and Karen CarterMr. and Mrs. Barry J. CaseCBS 6 WTVRCelebration Male ChorusMr. Andrew C. Chambers and Mrs. Felicia L. FoxMr. and Mrs. Brent ChambersMr. and Mrs. Wayne A. ChasenChasen’s Business InteriorsMolly and Matt CheekChemTreat, Inc.Chester Physical Therapy

Chester RotaryChick-fil-A at ChesterChubb Group of Insurance CompaniesChurch of the EpiphanyCJW Sports MedicinePat ClarkMatt and Mary Ann ClarkeCliff Bruce StudiesMr. Ian M. CoddingtonCliff and Dorenda Coger The Coleman Group, LLCHank and Cynthia ColemanKathy Mays ColemanSharon J. and Larry P. ColemanBill and Quita CollinsCheryl and Roger ComesMarsha and Ralph CostenFrank N. CowanCowanGates, P.C.Mr. and Mrs. Barry D. CrawfordCynthia B. CreasyKim CressyBill CroxtonKaren and Steve DashFelix and Ernestine DavisMichael and Connie DavisRex and Lori DavisSam and Susan DavisThe Honorable Bevill M. DeanLucy B. delCardayreDelta Dental Plan of VirginiaMrs. Linda DerrDestiny City FellowshipThe Deutsch FamilyJohn and Wendy DickinsonRick and Mary Jo DodsonTony and Mabel Duff

Peggy DuVall and Bob PetresJack and Carol DyerAndrew and Kelly DysonPatrick W. EdmundsDr. and Mrs. Russ EllenbergHelen Thompson EllisGeorge P. Emerson, Jr.Becky EnglandErnst & Young LLPEstes Express LinesE-Z Box Portable StorageJane and John FainFaith Landmarks MinistriesLynn and Mark FernandesFidelity Group, LLCDavid J. FikseFine Metals CorporationFirst BookMr. and Mrs. Dale R. FoleyBill FordChip and Nancy FordMandy and Scott FordMr. and Mrs. Lennart R. FreemanFreeze Frame PhotoboothMartha J. FrickertLeigh and Drew GallaleeDr. Samuel W. Galstan, Dr. C. Sharone Ward, Bailey Kirkland Ward Galstan and Berkley Dale Ward GalstanMs. Jaime GambacciniDavid and Mary Kay GatesKarla GernerCelia GivensHarvey A. Glover IIIGood Shepherd Baptist ChurchMr. and Mrs. Gary M. Gore

Gorrell Family FoundationMike and Susan GracikMr. Alexander C. Graham, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas S. GrangerBarbara and Denys GrantMr. and Mrs. J. Michael GrapponeMr. and Mrs. Robert T. Grauer, Jr.Mr. D. Todd GraySusie GreenMr. and Mrs. Eric GrowGumenick PropertiesMary and Glenn HabelGerald and Gwen Hagen, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Lewis O. HallJane U. HamiltonMr. and Mrs. Michael R. HanvilleHappy Face Children’s PhotographyRichard and Melissa HardenEd and Ellen HardyJustin Harris and Marcelle Van YahresRoy and Mary HarrisonDavid B. HarveyKenneth and Robinette HatchDonald HatcherMr. and Mrs. Robert V. Hatcher, Jr.Rudy L. Hawkins Electric ContractorsDavid and Lynn HeacockKerthy HearnAnn S. and Robert E. Henley, Jr.Wendy HenleyHenrico East Rotary ClubHeritage Chevrolet and TRUCKTOWNMr. and Mrs. Dale L. HerndonEdie and Alan HessChristopher A. Hicks and Sybil Halloran

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Seeds of Hope Partner (continued)$1,000 to $2,499 Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. HilbMr. and Mrs. Christopher G. HillKevin A. HillHistoric Jackson Ward AssociationMr. and Mrs. Richard G. HolderHolland Family ChiropracticH.O.P.E., Inc.Hopewell Iron & Metal CompanyMr. Dennis L. HowardMr. and Mrs. Michael T. HuennekensTricia D. HutnanIBM CorporationIntercept Youth Services, Inc.E. Carlton and Donna G. JarrattMr. and Mrs. William Lester Jennette IIIFloyd and Robin JohnsonMr. and Mrs. Roger JohnsonTheresa Johnson and Chris SmithJeff and Kathy JohnstoneYancey and Jane JonesJunior Federated Woman’s Club of ChesterLori and Tom KaczmarekPaul KeetonKelleher Heating/Oil, Cooling, Plumbing, ElectricalJanice J. and Steven A. KenneyJerry and Marty KilgoreDennis and Kay L. KingDr. John S. KittrellKiwanis Club of Midlothian

Kiwanis Club of TuckahoeKLA Tencor FoundationDrew KlammerThe Klenke FamilyKLMK Group, LLCKnights of ColumbusMartha Walker KonvickaKPMG LLPDoug and Tara KrohnDeWayne and Sherry LandrumCraig and Beth LaneMr. and Mrs. P. Owen Lanier IIMr. and Mrs. Joseph M. LawrenceJohn and Audrey LewisJohn Latané Lewis IIITrue and Charlie LuckMr. and Mrs. David C. LumsdenMr. and Mrs. Tito LunaLarry and Alice LyonsMr. and Mrs. Gerry L. MabryThe Magnano FamilyDr. and Mrs. Richard M. MarcusMarkel CorporationMr. Anthony F. MarkelMarsh Inc.Bill and Linda MartinWilliam McKinnon Massie, Jr.Cathy MaxwellCathy Halliwell and Russ MayesMr. and Mrs. John M. McCaffreyElaine and Brendan McCormickGilbert McCrawDeanna and Michael McCulloughMr. and Mrs. Jeff M. McFarland

RSM McGladrey/McGladrey & PullenMr. and Mrs. Wm Kermit McKelvyArt and Jerry McKinneyMr. and Mrs. Leroy L. McLeodDr. Margaret MearaMedco Health SolutionsJohn and Nancy MelzerDr. Gerardo J.Mendez-Pico, M.D.Tim and Kathy MerryMidlothian Religious Society of FriendsPerry and Meredith MilesMarilyn Milio and Roi BoydBill and Sylvia MillerElizabeth P. and Lewis N. Miller, Jr. Charitable Fund of The Community Foundation Million Dollar Round TableDarrylin MinerJimmy and Shirley MinterMitchell, Wiggins, & Company LLPChristopher Mize StudiosMonument ConstructionBonnie and Tam MoodyGerald Morgan, Jr.R. Glen and Sandra MorganAngie and Tolleison MorrissFred S. MortonMotley’s Auction & Realty GroupMilton W. MundenDarlene H. MurphyMutual Assurance Society of Virginia FundNBC12/Lincoln Financial MediaNickel Vending

Jeremy and Jamie NobleJennifer and Christopher NolenSandy and Rick NunnallySteven F. O’DonnellDr. and Mrs. John S. OehlerBob and Denise OldfieldOne Smart GalleryLisa and Greg OrloskyKenneth OwensWilliam G. PappasTerry and Laurie PaquetteLee ParkerRob and Jan ParkerPatient First CorporationMr. William A. PattonMs. Amy B. PearsallPearson DealershipsSteve and Joyce PedersenPediatric Therapies, Inc.W. Baxter Perkinson, Jr., D.D.S. and Associates, Ltd.The Peter Paul Development CenterPeggy and Tom PhippsKelly PickerelJames M. Pollard, Jr.Frank and Bernice PowellPowhatan Lions ClubPreCon, Inc.Cathy and Larry PriceDennis and Cindy PryorDr. Val PusterMr. William E. QuarlesRagland Memorial Baptist Church

The Reco FoundationThe Redwoods GroupJohn S. ReidMr. and Mrs. John L. ReifsniderMr. and Mrs. Myron H. ReinhartMr. and Mrs. Henry C. RespessJ. Sargeant ReynoldsRichmond International RacewayRichmond Kiwanis FoundationEmmett L. RidleyJonathan D. RidoutGeorge and Jennifer RiegelMr. and Mrs. R. Douglas RobbinsGenevieve and Chris RobertsRev. Dr. Samuel K. RobertsRich and Stephanie RobertsonRoxann L. RobinsonAbby and Noah RogersNewnie RogersLiz and John RuppBrutus and Nancy RussellRobin RussoMr. and Mrs. James E. Ryan, Jr.Dr. Cora Slade SalzbergBarry and Betty Jean SaundersJohn and Beth SchmohlDr. and Mrs. Robert K. SchneiderMr. and Mrs. Hunter C. SchwartzKathryn and W. Harry Schwarzschild FundReed and Gail SchweickertMr. and Mrs. Frank Scott, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. S. Buford ScottKatherine and Ron Secrist

Setliff & Holland, P.C.Jay ShivelyRonald and Shelley ShortAlice H. SiegelKimberly A. SkibaMick and Allyson SladicMr. Carl A. Smith, Jr.David N. SmithJames and Kim SmithSoutheast Media Consultants, Inc.Associates of Southern Community Bank & TrustMr. and Mrs. James R. Sowers, Jr.Leila and Kirk SpitzerSt. Ann’s Catholic ChurchTerry and Joan StaffordR. F. Burke Steele, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Matthew J. SteffenMr. and Mrs. G.E.R. StilesJeff and Mary StimpsonMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StinsonSenator and Mrs. Walter StoschMrs. Richard E. StraussSunTrust BankSteve and Colleen SylvesterTara’s ChildrenTaylor & Parrish, Inc.Teammates For Kids FoundationTechnology Leasing Concepts, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. James W. TheobaldThomas Rutherfoord, Inc.Sheila R. ThompkinsThompson, Siegel & Walmsley LLCMichelle and Bill Thomson

T.O.D.A.Y.S Youth Services LLCTredegar CorporationTruland Service CorporationUkrop’s / First Market BankUnited Way Bank of AmericaMr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine, Sr.Ned and Laura ValentineVarina Veterinary Clinic, Inc.Howard VaughanVending Services of RichmondThe Virginia Birdies Golf ClubVirginia Physicians for WomenRobert and Jane WaitMr. and Mrs. Nicholas G. WalkerTom and Roszie WalkerSteve and Donna WallsWal-Mart - AshlandWal-Mart Distribution CenterWal-Mart FoundationWal-Mart Supercenter - ChesterMark and Terry WatkinsMrs. Anne R. WestMr. and Mrs. Hance WestBill and Shelley WhiteMr. and Mrs. Hugh V. White, Jr.Whitley/Service Roofing & Sheet Metal CompanyNicole WidellWidgeon Foundation, Inc.Roger and Sandra WileyMr. and Mrs. Edsel A. WilkinsonWilliams Mullen, A Professional Corporation

Dan and Georga WilliamsScott and Marci WilliamsMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. WilliamsTherese W. WillisThe Woodward Foundation Inc.Woolfolk Construction, Inc.Coffee WoreldsDot and Al WrightBruce and Deborah YoderJim Youngs

We also thank six anonymous donors.

*Deceased

In addition to the Chairman’s Round Table contributors named here, we express our sincere gratitude to all others who generously supported the mission and programs of the YMCA of Greater Richmond.

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Growing Stronger Together: YMCA’s Capital Campaign for a Stronger CommunityWe honor the vision and generosity of the following individuals, organizations and foundations who contributed for capital expansion and renovations to enhance YMCA programs for kids and teens, healthy living, and families and communities. Visionary$1,000,000 and more

Shady Grove Family YMCAThe Family of Tommy J. West

Champion $500,000 to $999,999

Downtown YMCAThe Mary Morton Parsons Foundation

Midlothian Family YMCAThe Garner Family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Garner, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. William V. Garner Glen Roy Fund of The Community Foundation Tak Tent L.P.

Advocate$250,000 to $499,999

YMCA of Greater RichmondMr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. Roper +Jim and Jane Hartough +

Patrick Henry Family YMCAThe Jane and Arthur Flippo FoundationArthur W. and Jerry S. McKinney

Philanthropist$100,000 to $249,999

Downtown YMCATom and Nancy ChewningJim and Jane Hartough +Mr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. Roper +

Manchester Family YMCAAndy and Jeanne AndersonMrs. Nancy E. ColeKaren and Ray MooreThe Honorable Iva R. PurdyKimberly S. Swanson D.D.S.

Midlothian Family YMCAThe Cabell FoundationMr. and Mrs. William H. Goodwin, Jr.HHHuntMidlothian Rotary Club, Inc.Ukrop’s / First Market Bank

Patrick Henry Family YMCABob and Gloria Bailie Frank and Carol BradleyGwen L. and Dale R. FoleyJames River Air Conditioning Co.Jim and Marilyn PollardPam and William Washington

YMCA of Greater RichmondReid Ashe and Lisa Frye Ashe

Community Leader$50,000 to $99,999

Manchester Family YMCADr. and Mrs. Russ EllenbergCynthia B. Creasy

Midlothian Family YMCABon Secours Richmond Health SystemMr. and Mrs. Timothy J. KormanNelco Family FoundationMargaret PenceWindsor FoundationWoolfolk Construction, Inc.

Patrick Henry Family YMCABarb, Ryan and Erin AlkireLiz and Joe Stiles

Shady Grove Family YMCADoug Wetmore in memory of Julia Wetmore

Tuckahoe Family YMCARoy R. Charles Charitable Trust

YMCA of Greater RichmondRobert M. and Shannon D. AlexanderBarry M. Taylor +The Wachovia Foundation

Campaign Leader$25,000 to $49,999

Downtown YMCAGwathmey Memorial Trust

Manchester Family YMCAMr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Laliberte

Midlothian Family YMCABill and Jeri BallH. Wesley Blankenship, Jr.C & F Mortgage Corporation/Bryan and Lisa McKernonJames and Margaret Carreras FoundationMr. and Mrs. Barry J. CaseMr. and Mrs. Barry D. CrawfordMr. and Mrs. Stephen C. DarrahMr. and Mrs. Allen Mead FergusonMr. and Mrs. H. Larry Giancaterino / Chasen’s Business InteriorsGray Land and Development Company, LLCRebkee CompanyDr. and Mrs. James L. RileyMr. Bernard L. Savage*William and Lesle StinsonTechnology Leasing Concepts, Inc.

We also thank one anonymous donor.

Patrick Henry Family YMCAJack and Carol DyerMargo and Billy Doswell JonesSteve and Dody TribbleRobert and Jane Wait

Shady Grove Family YMCASuzanne and Glenn Youngkin

YMCA of Greater RichmondTiff and Kelly ArmstrongMr. Bruce C. Gottwald, Jr.Mr. and Mrs. Douglas D. Westmoreland

Builder$15,000 to $24,999

Downtown YMCAJudy and Dick Lyons

Midlothian Family YMCAWilliam T. Cantrell, Inc.Jean CaubleFrank N. Cowan / CowanGates, P.C.Rhyne Contractors, Inc.

We also thank one anonymous donor.

Patrick Henry Family YMCAJay and Bill SmallJames River Nurseries +

YMCA of Greater RichmondDenise and Randy Spears +Leila and Kirk Spitzer

Cornerstone$10,000 to $14,999

Downtown YMCAMr. and Mrs. Richard CullenMr. and Mrs. Leroy L. McLeodMarc and Janie MoyersAbby and Noah RogersDenise and Randy Spears +

Midlothian Family YMCAHugh A. and Deborah P. ClineThe Kurt Cooper FamilyMartha J. FrickertJoan and Joe GironeJim and Jane Hartough +Main Street HomesMr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. Roper +Style Craft HomesBarry M. Taylor +Thurman E. WilliamsWorley Associates - ArchitectsYoungblood, Tyler & Associates, P.C.

Patrick Henry Family YMCAMr. and Mrs. Todd AttkissonBoschen Masonry, Inc.Mr. and Mrs. David CreasyFine Metals CorporationMajor James and Mrs. Jean FinneyThe Honorable and Mrs.* Frank D. Hargrove, Sr.Milton W. Munden

YMCA of Greater RichmondKaren Keegan +Nancy ReMine Trego +Mr. and Mrs. John B. Wake, Jr.

Community Partner$5,000 to $9,999

Chester Family YMCAVal Puster

Downtown YMCAMr. and Mrs. William AllcottWyatt and Tenley BeazleyCyane B. CrumpMichael and Connie DavisMr. and Mrs. Thomas F. Farrell IIMcGuireWoods LLPMr. and Mrs. Wm Kermit McKelvyNancy ReMine Trego +

Manchester Family YMCABlake and Kristy CarletonKaren Keegan +

Midlothian Family YMCADr. and Mrs. William H. AngusBarfield Concrete, Inc.Blakemore Construction CorporationBoone Homes, Inc.Branders Bridge LandscapingThe Brink’s CompanyMr. Alexander C. Graham, Jr. and Ms. Karen BerknessGregg & Bailey, P.C., CPA’sHirschler Fleischer - A Professional Corporation

James River Nurseries +Marie Cole JustisKaren Keegan +W. M. Kirkpatrick FamilyDoug and Tara KrohnLakins Irrigation, Inc.LifeStyle Builders and Developers, Inc.McDonald’sGerald Morgan, Jr.Kris and Mary NealOrleans Homebuilders, Inc.Realty Ventures Group, Inc.Joan and Daniel RexingerRyan HomesMr. and Mrs. Andrew F. SavageMarlene C. Scott, Ed. D.Mark and Debbie SowersDenise and Randy Spears +Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. StraussMr. and Mrs. Scott H. Williams and FamilyWilliamsburg Environmental Group, Inc.Kathryn and Kenneth WilloughbyDon and Jan WoodMr. and Mrs. Michael D. Zitzow

Patrick Henry Family YMCATina and Mike BerrySharon and Larry ColemanMr. and Mrs. Thomas GoodloeHayes and Karen HanleyMr. and Mrs. Frank D. Hargrove, Jr.Jeff and Kathy JohnstoneDavid and Renee KunnenSandy and Rick NunnallyMr. and Mrs. Louis OberskiMr. and Mrs. Sumpter T. Priddy Jr.Mr. and Mrs. G.E.R. StilesLaura and Lee Swegle

We also thank one anonymous donor.

YMCA of Greater RichmondJ. Michael and Blair GrapponeMr. and Mrs. Thomas M. StinsonDan and Georga Williams

Campaign Partner$2,500 to $4,999

Chester Family YMCAFamily Physicians of Chester

Downtown YMCAMike and Jendy DaglioDreama D. MartinMark and Terry WatkinsRoger and Sandra Wiley

Manchester Family YMCAMandy and Scott Ford

Midlothian Family YMCAAustin-Davidson, Inc.The Bearden FamilyCentex HomesCrean FamilyDraper Aden Associates - Civil EngineersTerrie and Jon EdwardsSherri Ellis and FamilyBecky EnglandG. William EvansMr. and Mrs. Edward Gerardo

Beth and George GordonG. L. Howard, Inc.E. Carlton and Donna G. JarrattDave and Debbie LumsdenMcMahon Homes, Inc.John and Nancy MelzerTom, Joanne, Shannon and Eric MurphyElizabeth PattisonShirley and John RudinTennis Courts, Inc.Nancy ReMine Trego +Keith and Meg WinnChuck and Anne Wolff

Patrick Henry Family YMCAMr. and Mrs. Paul BurchMr. and Mrs. Michael C. CarterJohn and Sarah DyerTricia D. HutnanMr. and Mrs. Mark HylandMr. James W. B. TouchetteTown of Ashland, VirginiaAnne Powers Woodward

YMCA of Greater RichmondBrad and Jan BookerClifford J. Culley

*Deceased

+ Recognizes a cumulative total of capital gifts.

Expanding Horizons and Vision 2010 Capital CampaignsWe honor the vision and generosity of the following individuals, corporations and foundations who contributed during 2009 toward capital gifts of $2,500 and more for earlier capital campaigns. Contributions completed prior to 2009 are not listed below. Philanthropist$100,000 and moreMr. Bruce C. Gottwald, Jr.

Horizon Leader$50,000 to $99,999HHHunt

Campaign Leader$25,000 to $49,999Mr. and Mrs. William J. Fields*

Campaign Partner$2,500 to $4,999Dr. Lou Ross Hopewell

*Deceased

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Leaving a Legacy1854 Society Members

Since its inception in 1854, the YMCA of Greater Richmond has relied upon the foresight and investment of its strongest supporters. The 1854 Society recognizes these generous individuals who have shown their long-term interest and support by including the YMCA in their estate plans or making substantial gifts to our endowment.

Dr. and Mrs. William AngusAlexander P. Armour+*Ruth S. Armour+*

Matching Gift ContributorsNational and local corporations encourage their employees’ philanthropic efforts through matching gifts. We gratefully acknowledge this generous support by listing their names here.

Altria Matching Gifts ProgramAon CorporationBank of AmericaThe Brink’s CompanyThe Cameron FoundationCapital One Financial Corporation

Agnes Bull Frazier*Freeman F. Gosden*Mary and Billy Graham*Barbara and Denys GrantMr. D. Todd GrayBruce and Sandy HagueMandy Hamner-FordDr. and Mrs. Richard HardenStuart E. Hargraves+*Frank and Elizabeth HargroveMr. and Mrs. James B. HartoughJack B. Harvie*Sarah M. HarvieMs. Kathy HeadleeKerthy HearnMissie HerseyMr. and Mrs. Odis B. Hinnant+*Richard W. Jackson*Dr. and Mrs. Allix B. JamesBill and Bev JennetteJourney and Sharon JohnsonC. Hunter Jones*Don and Betty JonesWilliam M. Jones, Sr.*Karen KeeganMrs. Kay Lambert KingWilliam H. King, Jr. and Grace R. den HartogJody L. KormanMr. John Kricorian, Sr.*Ms. Maria "Keech" LeGrandJames A. and Roxana W. LeibyJames A. Leiby, Jr.*Ernest C. Linder*Charlie and Vicki LongMariLouise L. Lossing*Joe Mancuso*Bill and Linda Martin

William C. Martin*Mary U. MaupaiLynn McAteerGilbert V. McCrawMrs. Dulcie P. McDougall*Art and Jerry McKinneyClifton M. Miller, Jr.+*Mr. and Mrs. Donald W. MoeRaymond E. MooreMr. Lester W. Morris, Jr.*Taylor MundyMegan and Kevin O'NeillRita O'SullivanMr. Barton C. PascoCharles A. PattonMs. Amy B. PearsallArlene A. and Cecil J. PerryMr. and Mrs. John S. PhilipsMr. and Mrs. James M. Pollard, Jr.H. Elizabeth PowellCharles R. Purdy+*The Honorable Iva R. PurdyDr. George V. PusterMr. and Mrs. Duane H. RagsdaleWayland W. RennieMs. Beverly Rinde-ThorsenRobert F. Ritchie*Mrs. Robert F. Ritchie IIISamuel RobertsNewnie RogersDrewes and Adele RoggeMark and Priscilla RomersMr. and Mrs. Hartwell H. RoperDr. Eugene Rowe*Shirley and John RudinBrutus and Nancy RussellJane SchirmerBob and Jeannie Schrum

Mr. and Mrs. Jacob A. Schwalm*Mr. and Mrs. S. Buford ScottDr. Benjamin L. Sheppard*Edith C. Sheridan*Bruce A. SieboldRosalie and Ralph SlaterDenise and Randy SpearsMs. Grace Steinmetz*Mr. and Mrs. Wallace StettiniusSandy StoddartAnn and Scott StricklerMr. and Mrs. Frank T. Sutton III*Dr. and Mrs. D. R. Suyes, Jr.Lee C. Tait*Barry M. TaylorSteve and Bobbie ThomasMichelle and Bill ThomsonNancy ReMine TregoMr. and Mrs. E. Massie Valentine, Sr.Mr. and Mrs. William R. ViaKarl and Alicia WagnerRenee and John WagnerCullen and Kathleen WalkerBarry and Lois WatkinsHobie and Mollie WeaverMr. and Mrs. Anthony R. WeilerMr. and Mrs. Hugh V. White, Jr.Dot and Al WrightBruce and Deborah YoderMr. and Mrs. James M. Zinn

We also thank 5 anonymous members.

+ Founder or Charter Member* Deceased

Gifts to EndowmentsGifts to the YMCA’s endowment funds guarantee that future generations can be served. Our thanks to these generous donors for adding to our legacy during 2009.

Will Cutchins EndowmentCaroline M. Cutchins

William J. Fields EndowmentWilliam J. Fields*

General EndowmentLee C. Tait*

North Richmond EndowmentBruce A. Siebold

Patrick Henry EndowmentLester W. Morris, Jr.*

Tuckahoe EndowmentJohn Kricorian, Sr.*

*Deceased

Special LegaciesNamed endowment funds honor special friends of the YMCA and help to ensure that the YMCA can continue its mission and be strengthened for future generations.

Miss Hannah Lide Coker EndowmentWill Cutchins Endowment FundErnst Farley FundWilliam J. Fields Endowment FundMary and Billy Graham FundHOPE FundJourney Johnson Learn to Swim EndowmentC. Hunter Jones Endowment FundJames A. Leiby Leadership EndowmentManchester Leadership Endowment Fund

The CarMax FoundationChubb & SonColfax Corporation, Inc.Genworth FoundationGive With LibertyHoffmann-La Roche, Inc.Kraft FoodsMarkel CorporationMerck & Co., Inc. MWVThe Pfizer FoundationPhilip Morris USA Matching Gifts ProgramThompson, Siegel & Walmsley LLCUniversal Leaf FoundationVerizon Virginia, Inc.Wachovia FoundationWellPoint Foundation

Mr. and Mrs. Stephen E. BarilMs. Sheila R. BarnerReverend and Mrs. Charles F. Baugham, Sr.Mr. Robert K. Beaser*Mr. William J. BelanichMs. Allison BloorMr. and Mrs. J. William BolandMrs. L. Julian Bowles*Mr. G. Kevin BruceMr. and Mrs. Barry J. CaseJean CaubleMr. and Mrs. I. Lee ChapmanTom and Nancy ChewningNoelle R. ClayMiss Hannah Lide Coker*Mrs. Nancy E. ColeSharon J. and Larry P. ColemanSarah and Dick CollierCheryl and Roger ComesGeorge and Monica CraddockBill and Janie CraigClifford J. CulleyCaroline M. CutchinsWilliam W. Cutchins*Mr. and Mrs. Steve DarrahMichael and Connie DavisThe Honorable Bevill M. DeanFrancis M. DonLeavey*Helen Thompson EllisAaron Ettinger*John and Jane FainMr. Ernst W. Farley, Jr.+*Mr. and Mrs. James C. Farley, Jr.*S. Elizabeth Bunyan Farley+*Brian FarmerMargaret and John FerrellMr. and Mrs. William J. Fields*

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Board of Directors 2009

Chair Hartwell H. Roper Chairman-Elect O. Reid Ashe, Jr. Secretary Nancy Newton Rogers Treasurer Wilford H. Ball, III

Immediate Past Chairman James B. Hartough

Robert M. AlexanderWilliam Allcott Tiffany B. ArmstrongWyatt S. Beazley, IV Brad H. Booker (Jan) Marilyn E. ColeCyane B. Crump Clifford J. Culley Stephen C. Darrah Michael D. Davis Thomas F. Garner, Jr.

Gary M. Gore J. Michael Grappone Kelly C. Harris-Braxton David A. HeacockJack A. HolmesJoseph M. Lawrence Joseph Atkins Leming, MD, FAAFP Michael J. McCulloughCheryl J. MinorRaymond E. MooreMarc B. Moyers Marilyn G. Norman Bryan T. NorwoodRoger E. Ortega, Sr. Michael David Robinson Abigail Farris Rogers Jose M. RubioCora Slade SalzbergThomas E. Shockley Kirk E. SpitzerThomas M. StinsonV. Lynn Strader Robert S. “Rob” Ukrop, Jr. John B. Wake, Jr. Mark T. Watkins Douglas D. Westmoreland Howard A. Willard, III Jamelle Smith Wilson

Staff Leadership

Executive LeadershipBarry Taylor - President & CEOKaren Keegan - Executive Vice President/Chief Operations Officer - Programs & MembershipDick Lyons - Executive Vice President/ Chief Operations Officer - FacilitiesRandy Spears - Senior Vice President/ Chief Financial OfficerNancy Trego, CFRE - Senior Vice President of PhilanthropyCarol Bennett - Vice President & ControllerLaurie Dever, LPC, PHR, BCPC – Vice President of Human Resources & Leadership DevelopmentTodd Gray -Vice President of Marketing & CommunicationsKay King - Senior Vice President of Strategic ImplementationTito Luna - Vice President of Community Development & ProgramsBruce Yoder, CFRE - Vice President, Financial Development & Philanthropy

Association LeadershipCindy Angus, RN - Association Wellness DirectorKerry Blumberg – Director of Corporate & Foundation GivingNan Brennan - Association Child Care DirectorCarol Butterworth - Association Teen DirectorJane Hamilton - Director of Planned Giving Jan Klenke - Association Director of Payroll & Benefits AdministrationTami Powell - Association Director of AccountingCami Raimo - Association Aquatics DirectorTy Toepke - Director of Annual GivingLisa Winn - Director of Branch Financial DevelopmentJan Wood – Association Director of Business Systems Resources

Gifts In Memory of Will Cutchins

We thank the following individuals and organizations for their generous memorial gifts to the YMCA recognizing Will’s legacy of charitable work.

Mr. and Mrs. Gordon ChurchCSC Leasing CompanyCaroline M. CutchinsMr. and Mrs. James B. HartoughMr. James W. McLaughlinMr. and Mrs. R. Jackson Rasnic

Gifts in Memory of Reid Ashe III

We thank the following individuals for their generous memorial gifts to the YMCA in memory of Reid, the son of Lisa and Reid Ashe.

Mr. and Mrs. George K. JennisonMr. Gary DeBardi and Ms. Deborah MagallanesMr. Shane M. Serafin

Memorial Gifts

We are deeply grateful for the many gifts received in 2009 in memory of:

Emma O. BarneyPaul J. FlemingPhil J. FrickertFrancesca M. ParchCurtis A. WaylandTommy J. WestJulia S. WetmoreElla Wilkins

Branch LeadershipMary Kay Gates - Group Vice President Executive Director, Elizabeth Randolph Lewis Powhatan Family YMCAKathy Jentgen - Group Vice President Executive Director, Chester Family YMCAAlysan Raymond – Operations Director, Chester Family YMCAMegan O’Neil - Group Vice President Executive Director, Shady Grove Family YMCAAndrew Dyson – Operations Director, Shady Grove Family YMCACelia Givens - Executive Director, Chickahominy Family YMCAJames Smith – Executive Director, Downtown YMCAHolly Austin – Operations Director, Downtown YMCAJay Shively – Executive Director, Goochland Family YMCA

Jaime Gambaccini – Operations Director, John Rolfe Family YMCABlake Carleton – Executive Director, Manchester Family YMCAJosh Green - Operations Director, Manchester Family YMCAScott Williams – Executive Director, Midlothian Family YMCAMarilyn Milio – Executive Director, North Richmond YMCA Community CenterTricia Hutnan – Executive Director, Patrick Henry Family YMCADavid Kunnen - Operations Director, Patrick Henry Family YMCAFloyd Johnson – Executive Director, Southside Virginia Family YMCALee Muckey – Executive Director, Tuckahoe Family YMCAHunter Schwartz – Operations Director, Tuckahoe Family YMCAPatrick Edmunds – Camping Services Director, Camp Thunderbird Outdoor Center

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Age category 0 - 5 6 - 11 12 - 17 18 - 29 30 - 54 55 - 64 65+

Lives touched through YMCA programs & membership

Male 4,410 13,985 9,964 12,615 24,587 5,098 3,994

Female 3,958 12,997 9,175 12,875 30,396 5,672 5,222

Total 8,368 26,982 19,139 25,490 54,983 10,770 9,216

Individuals by membership type

Facility Members 5,575 17,028 16,669 22,530 48,712 10,038 8,388

Community Members 2,793 9,954 2,470 2,960 6,271 732 828

Total 8,368 26,982 19,139 25,490 54,983 10,770 9,216

2009 Members

Financial AssistanceIn 2009, $6,303,038 in financial assistance was provided to families and individuals.

Health & Fitness - 0.4%Youth, Teen & Family - 0.1%Membership - 62.4%Childcare - 16.2%Camp - 4.1%Aquatics - 3.7%Community Development - 12.8%Sports - 0.1%

YMCA of Greater Richmond audited financial statements and IRS Form 990 are available upon request, or by visiting our website at www.ymacrichmond.org.

2009 % 2008 %

Revenues and public support:

Contributions $ 5,700,320 15.0% $ 6,082,391 16.7%

United Way 436,450 1.1% 469,716 1.3%

Total public support 6,136,770 16.1% 6,552,107 18.0%

Membership 19,948,151 52.2% 21,049,060 57.6%

Programs 10,463,865 27.4% 10,414,635 28.5%

Other revenue 1,661,855 4.3% (1,474,174) -4.1%

Total revenues and public support 38,210,641 100.0% 36,541,628 100.0%

Expenses:

Program services:

Health, fitness and recreation 18,157,555 52.8% 19,876,445 54.2%

Child care and day camp 8,355,584 24.2% 8,993,175 24.5%

Social development and outreach 2,251,958 6.5% 2,084,686 5.7%

Total program services 28,765,097 83.5% 30,954,306 84.4%

General administration 3,489,945 10.1% 3,386,161 9.2%

Fundraising 1,949,187 5.7% 2,077,982 5.7%

Other 257,321 0.7% 261,644 0.7%

Total expenses 34,461,550 1 00.0% 36,680,093 100.0%

Reinvestment in mission $ 3,749,091 $ (138,465)

Net assets:

Beginning 43,841,468 43,979,933

Ending $ 47,590,559 $ 43,841,468

2009 Statement of Activities

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