2015 Annual Report - Penobscot Bay YMCA

YEARS
YOUNG!
VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
HEIDI O'DONNELL
With boundless energy and enthusiasm, Heidi dedicated countless
hours of her time helping the Sailfish Swim Team and their families
successfully navigate their way through the season. T
THANK YOU!
WE’RE HERE
FOR GOOD.
2015 ANNUAL REPORT
Penobscot Bay YMCA
OUR PROMISE:
We are an association of men, women and children of all
ages and from all walks of life joined together by a shared
passion: to strengthen the foundation of community. With
a commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting
healthy living and fostering a sense of social responsibility,
the Y ensures that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow and thrive. Though the world
may be unpredictable, one thing remain certain - the Y is,
and will always be, dedicated to building healthy, confident,
secure and connected children, families and communities.
PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA
PO Box 840
116 Union Street
Rockport, Maine 04856
207.236.3375
www.penbayymca.org
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
The Penobscot Bay YMCA is
governed by a volunteer Board
of Directors charged with making
sure we’re always in a position to
help the people in our community
develop the skills and relationships
they need to be healthy, confident
and connected to others.
LEADERSHIP STAFF
The staff at the Penobscot Bay
YMCA are a group of dedicated
professionals. We are here to
serve our members and the
community by being informed,
responsive, caring and willing to
go the extra mile to be sure our
member’s needs are met.
Jim Nelson - President
Jill Delano - Vice President
Andrea Babb Conover - Secretary
Andy Clement - Treasurer
John Bird
Jim Butler
Tom Girard
Sally “Nan” Lasbury
Heidi Neal
Neale Sweet
Dan Bookham
Joe Curll
Maureen Gordon
Bill Leone
Jen Roper
Troy Curtis
Ted Pieri
Susan Howland
Marcia Roberts
Sarah Whytock
David Sheain
Jan Mueller
Caitlin Harrington
Sandy Bodamer
Lydia Fournier
Nicole McClendon
Theo Berez
Ben St. Cyr
Jeff Lamkins
Mike Frier
Chief Executive Officer
Finance Director
Director of Operations
Development Director
Membership & Marketing Director
Facilities Director
Accounting Assistant
Finance & Human Resources Coordinator
Senior Activities Director & Member Service Coordinator
Early Learning Director
Assistant Early Learning Director
Wellness Director
Aquatics Director
Assistant Aquatics Director
Teen Center Coordinator
Jasen Wood
Stephanie Williams
Meghan Gustafson
Rockland Harbor YMCA Branch Executive Director
Rockland Harbor YMCA Wellness Director
Rockland Harbor YMCA Early Learning Director
Megan Jacoby
MRC Early Learning Director
Callie Davisson
North Haven Center Coordinator
Jim Bowditch
Leslie Eaton
Jim Grimes
Mary Alice McLean
Monica Shields
The mission of the Penobscot Bay YMCA is to provide high quality
services that meet the youth development, healthy living and social
needs of individuals and families in the communities we serve.
ROCKLAND HARBOR YMCA
A Branch of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
LOCATIONS
12 Water Street
Rockland, Maine 04841
207.593.8500
PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA
PO Box 840
116 Union Street
Rockport, Maine 04856
207.236.3375
www.penbayymca.org
NORTH HAVEN
FITNESS & WELLNESS CENTER
An Outreach Program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
21 Town Office Square
North Haven, Maine 04853
207.867.4418
ROCKLAND COMMUNITY CENTER
A Program Center of the Rockland Harbor YMCA
61 Limerock Street
Rockland, Maine 04841
207.594.0321
TEEN CENTER
An Outreach Program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
61 Limerock Street
Rockland, Maine 04841
207.594.0321
MEMBERS
MARGE JONES
HONOR SOCIETY
MRC EARLY LEARNING CENTER
An Outreach Program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
535 West Street
Rockport, Maine 04856
207.236.2287
• Frank Beane
• Bob Daigle
• Mike Devine
• Allen Fernald
• Susan Flynn
• Ed Hurlburt
• Marge Jones
• Ned Kyle
• Steve Mansfield
• Mike Pierce
• John Sherman
• Nancy Watson Symington
Recognized for their outstanding
service to the Penobscot Bay YMCA.
MEMBERS
HERITAGE SOCIETY
Your legacy brightens our future. Your
gifts sustain our efforts to build a lasting
endowment fund for youth development,
healthy living and social responsibility
today and for years to come.
Our Heritage Society is made up of friends who have
arranged for a gift in their estate plans to the Y’s
endowment fund. These planned gifts play a crucial
role in building strong endowment resources and
creating a lasting legacy for generations to come.
Outright or planned gifts can be made in one of the
following ways:
• An outright gift of cash
• An outright gift of appreciated assets
• A life insurance gift
• A gift through your will
• A gift made through a charitable trust or annuity
Further information may be obtained by contacting
Troy Curtis, Chief Executive Officer or Marcia Roberts,
Development Director of the Penobscot Bay YMCA.
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Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott
Mr. Kenneth Axelson
C. Wilkes Babb Trust
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane
Dr. and Mrs. James Bowditch
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bresnahan
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler
Mr. Larry Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Curtis
Patrick Day and Bryan Ready
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickey
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fernald
Ms. Molly Fitch
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foxwell
M. Alton French Charitable Fund
Mr. Don Isikoff
Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kyle
Mr. Leo Laukka
Mr. and Mrs. William Leone
Charlie LeRoyer and Maria Salvaggio
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis
Ms. Marty Martens
Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery
Ms. Sara Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morong
Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Smith
Mr. Neale Sweet and Ms. Betsy Perry
Ms. Nancy Watson Symington
York McDonough Charitable Gift
THANK YOU.
Thanks to all of you who give of your time, talent and treasure to the Y to strengthen our
community. You all have unique ideas and skills and the Y is grateful to every one of you:
• Those who COACH children can always be counted on to help with community events
because you care about your neighbors.
• Those who are CAMPAIGNERS and have a special way of reaching
out to tell the Y story and raise the funds to ensure programs are
available for all.
• Those who are on BOARDS or COMMITTEES and give your
valuable time and contribute new ideas and new energy the
Y connected to the community.
• Those who are STAFF and not only believe in but put into
practice our values of responsibility, caring, honesty
and respect.
• And those who are loyal MEMBERS and keep the Y family
and the community at large - vital, active and healthy.
We are grateful for the opportunity to work together
with you to make our community stronger.
A LETTER FROM OUR
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
Dear Y Members, Donors and Volunteers,
First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to the entire mid-coast community for the
tremendous support you have shown the Penobscot Bay YMCA over the past year. Because
of this support, 2015 marked a time when the Y was able to celebrate our past and set service
records in the areas of members served and programs offered. More importantly, we could
ensure that everyone who needs the Y is afforded the opportunity to take advantage of our
services and facilities.
Some of 2015 highlights include:
• Celebrated our 100 year anniversary as an organization.
• Signed an operating agreement with City of Rockland to offer the recreational programs
to Rockland and Southern Knox County.
• Completed year one of operations at our new Rockland Harbor Branch.
As one of the largest social service organizations in our region, we are proud of:
• the developmental impact that our Early Learning Centers have on hundreds of children
and families each year.
• providing program opportunities like Heartwatch, LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA and the
Healthy Lifestyles Program to those who struggle with health challenges.
• the positive impact we have on youth by engaging them in prosocial environments such
as Youth Basketball, Swim Team and at the Teen Center.
FROM A TO Z...
YOU CAN MAKE GREAT THINGS HAPPEN.
ACCEPT YOUR BLESSINGS, CARE FOR
OTHERS, DELIGHT IN EXCELLENCE, HAVE FAITH
IN YOURSELF, GIVE HOPE, INSPIRE JOY, KEEP
LEARNING A PRIORITY, MAKE AN IMPACT,
EXPLORE NEW OPPORTUNITIES, PERSERVERE
ALWAYS, QUELL SORROW, REACH FOR THE
STARS, TREAT OTHERS WITH RESPECT AND
UNDERSTANDING, VALUE YOUR WELL-BEING
AND EXPECT YOUR Y’S ZEALOUS SUPPORT
THROUGHOUT OUR COMMUNITY.
These community benefits would not be possible without the support of our loyal members,
generous donors, wonderful volunteers, government agencies, foundations like UMCC and our
partners within the business community. Through this generous support, we are able to offer
our services to those in our community most in need. For example:
• we provided 3305 individuals with memberships who could not otherwise afford it.
• 230 weeks of summer camp
• over $59,000 in Early Learning subsidies
• 194 Active Duty Military and unemployment memberships
As we reflect on 2015, we are humbled and privileged to have
stood with you through this historic year. We look to the future
with excitement to share our new vision with our community as
we serve more people and in more places. Through sound fiscal
management, responsible growth and program development in
response to community need, the Y will continue to provide
effective service to those in our area for the next 100 years.
We consider every one of you an important member of our
Y family.
Kind regards,
Troy Curtis
Chief Executive Officer
NURTURING THE
POTENTIAL OF EVERY
CHILD AND TEEN.
I wanted to extend my appreciation for the
fantastic Kinder Camp experience my son Colton
had at the Y. It was his first experience with a big
group of kids like this, since all of his preschool
time has been spent in a small, home-based
program. It was a perfect thing to get him
prepared for Kindergarten and has made the
transition quite smooth.
I was so impressed with the variety of activities
offered. Taking a huge group of 5 year olds on
long bus rides to so many places seems like a
daunting task, but it all went so smoothly, from
our perspective. The counselors seemed so eager
to engage with kids, even after long, tiring field
trips.
It was fun to see Colton grow in confidence and
excitement as the weeks progressed. Discipline
seemed to be handled in a very fair and proactive
way. Although Colton didn't have any incidents
(that I'm aware of) that needed to be dealt with,
he shared with me the different camp rules and
the consequences for not following them and
seemed to actually enjoy the structure and
clear expectations that made sense to everyone.
Chris did a fantastic job organizing everything and
Ryan made a very special impact on Colton with his
positive, enthusiastic energy. I know that pulling
together this many kids and activities is no easy
task, and the way it's been done at the Pen Bay
YMCA is truly impressive. We couldn't be
happier. Thank you! - Alison
FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
We strive for efficiency...leveraging every dollar and ensuring
that the Y is affordable and accessible to all.
2015 Financial Report
Fiscal year ending December 2015
REVENUE:
8%
Programs
Membership
Government Grants
Contributions & Special Events
Other
1%
6%
4%
EXPENSE:
7%
7%
Salaries & Benefits
Occupancy
Other
Grant Costs
Depreciation
Special Events
Supplies
59%
16%
Total:
CHANGE IN ASSETS ($417,549)
USE OF CASH
By educating staff and families
about making healthy choices
such as cutting out sugar and
increasing physical activity, our
Early Learning program earned the
5210 Let’s Go! Gold Level Award.
The Y gave away
more than $80,000 in
financial assistance to
those in need of camp
and childcare.
43%
$4,157,756
A CLOSER LOOK
163 Sailfish and High School
Swim Team kids enjoyed the
challenge of team competition,
built confidence and learned a
sport to help them remain physically
active for the rest of their lives.
3%
34%
$1,829,077
$1,395,416
$332,805
$482,462
$117,996
Total:
12%
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1st Year Rockland Loss
Unrealized Loss Endowment
Depreciation
($128,613)
($38,547)
($275,758)
$2,730,418
$728,562
$276,833
$332,805
$275,758
$30,045
$200,884
$4,575,305
CONSTITUENCY REPORT
HEALTHY LIVING
MEMBERS
MORE
CONNECTIONS
Youth
Young Adult
Adult
Single Parent Family
Senior
Senior Couple
Couple
Family
308
66
794
570
465
589
268
2,688
Total
5,748
*Total number of members from all Y branches.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: $337,981
MORE
CONFIDENCE
IMPROVING THE
NATION’S HEALTH
& WELL-BEING.
I joined the Senior Stretch, Stretch
and Balance class in February 2014,
4 months after breaking my arm. I
wanted a form of exercise that
would be gentle but push me to
regain flexibility and strength. I was
unable to do yoga or play a raquet
sport because of the injury. After
one year of taking the Senior Stretch
class at the Y with Sandy Bodamer,
I have increased my range of motion
back to normal and regained muscular
strength and endurance. This one
hour work out three times a week,
without experiencing pain of any
sort, leaves me totally energized
for the rest of the day. - Amy
$17,406
Military/Active Duty Memberships
$19,535
Program Scholarships
$80,665
Early Learning & Camp Scholarships
$220,375
Membership & Special Requests
A CLOSER LOOK
100s of members
PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS
MORE
HEALTH
Early Learning
Health & Wellness
18,046
6,985
Youth Sports
Aquatics
1,315
2,806
Camping
Senior Programs
Teen Center
1,544
980
373
Total
32,049
Each week members
are offered more than
60 free wellness
class opportunities to
increase their general
well-being from
Zumba® to Healthy
Seniors to Group
Power.
increase their
quality of life by
focusing on
strength, balance
and cardiovascular
fitness through our
many aqua wellness
programs.
Over 500 members, friends and
volunteers had fun while challenging
themselves to be more physically active
and gather socially with others through
several Y events. Races include the Run
Strong 5K, Hope Triathlon and Turkey Trot.
We are blessed by our Community Partners
who make a difference in the lives of our neighbors.
GIVING BACK AND
PROVIDING SUPPORT
TO OUR NEIGHBORS
I’m a survivor of non-Hodgkins lymphoma
Stage 4 of 13 years.
I’ve been a competitive athlete - from field
hockey, track, skiing, and showing horses
to name a few. My husband Herbie and I
live on Come Spring Farm where we were
raise Morgan horses, Bernese Mountain
Dogs, and Angus cattle. At 48, I received
my Masters of Science Degree in Nursing
while working a great full time job. At 49,
as female advisor for the Union Explorer
Troop, I hiked 100 miles at the Boy Scouts
of America Camp in Cimarron, NM.
However, health issues continued to pop up
and I realized something had to change.
I became semi-retired but still had a
“Bucket List” and wasn’t ready to let life
pass me by. Several years ago, when faced
with a total hysterectomy, I sadly thought
I would never ride my horse, Sportster,
again. It was at that time, that I discovered
the LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA Program.
I started strength and cardio training,
learned more about the benefits of yoga,
meditation and swimming. I attended
nutrition classes geared towards cancer
survival and found great conversation with
other cancer survivors. I’ve participated
in two Run Strong 5Ks and two Turkey Trot
5Ks. On Christmas Day this past year, I
rode Sportie with my step-daughter and her
horse. This summer, we are making plans to
do a two day ride at Acadia National Park.
I plan to continue in the program, as a
coach and mentor to others going through
cancer treatments. I am so thankful and
grateful to this program for giving me the
skills and courage to continue being an
active, contributing participant in my
mid-coast community. A big thank you
to Sandy, Theo, Meg, and Dan for your
encouragement in my journey with
lymphoma. I’m very grateful to the
LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA Program
‘for helping me be where I am today.
My “Bucket List” doesn’t quit!
- Vicki
A CLOSER LOOK
The need for financial assistance
has grown!
2005: 536 Individuals
$76,624 given away
2015: 3,305 individuals
$220,375 given away
378 generous donors and 185
community partners provided
opportunities to our neighbors
to learn, grow and thrive.
Through our charitable
work, we open our
doors to everyone.
All dollars raised help
subsidize our mission
driven programs such as:
• LiveStrong® at the YMCA
• Heartwatch
• Youth Basketball
• Learn to Swim
• Teen Center
• Healthy Kids Day
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Rockport Steel
Rosenberg, DDS
Rustica Cucina Italiana
Samoset Resort-La Bella Vita
Schooner Olad & Cutter Owl
Seasons Downeast Design
Sidecountry Sports
Slip Way Restaurant
Snowdrop Confections
South End Grocery
Southwest Airlines
Springtide Acupuncture
State of Maine Cheese
Steve's Auto Body Repair
Stone Contracting and Building, Inc.
Strand Theatre
Superior Restoration Services
Suzuki's Sushi Bar
Sweet Pea's Family Consignment
Synergy Massage & Bodywork
The Camden Hospital for Animals
The First Bank
The George Stern
& Sara Stern Foundation
The Inn at Ocean's Edge
The Offshore Restaurant
The Study Hall
The Waterfront Restaurant
Thorndike Creamery
Town of Appleton
Town of Camden
Town of Lincolnville
Trackside Station
Treekeepers LLC
Trenor Goodell Electric, Inc
Trillium Soaps
Vanderbilt Beach Resort
Viking, Inc.
Wallace Events
West Bay Rotary
Whale's Tooth Pub
Willow Bake Shoppe
Windward Gardens
/ Genesis HealthCare
York's Wild Kingdom
IN MEMORY OF…
IN HONOR OF...
Benjamin W. Cashen
Flora Ettinger
James A. Hall
John and Helen Lynch
Mathew R. Simmons
Barbara Smith
Maria Snow
Grace Anderson
Nico Benjamin
Sandy Bodamer
Jim Bowditch
Tammy Brooks
Michael Coleman
David Deptula
Stephen Deptula
Jay Johnson
Lloyd Snapp
FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS
Anges M. Lindsey Trust
Aldermere Foundation
C. Wilkes Babb Trust
M. Alton French Charitable Fund
of Maine Community Foundation
United Mid-Coast Charities
We have carefully checked this list for accuracy;
however, if we have not listed your name as you
would like it to appear or if you wish your name
not to appear in the future, please call and we
will make the correction for future listings.
“In August 2014, I enrolled my daughter, Alexandrea, age 4, in the
YMCA’s Childcare Program. My experience has been overwhelmingly
positive. She loves all of her teachers and classmates. The Before
Care Program at Lily Pond allows me to drop my daughter off at
6:45am Monday through Friday so I can catch the Islesboro ferry
to work. In addition, the Early Learning Program includes swim
lessons. While in the pool, they provide a one on one teacher for Al
which has helped her to feel confident and more secure in the pool.
Their support has provided a smooth transition for my daughter as
well as the opportunity for her to succeed. I can’t imagine her being
anywhere else but at the Penobscot Bay Y. We both love the Y! “
- Jeff
We are blessed by our Community Partners
who make a difference in the lives of our neighbors.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
3 Crow
5210 Let's Go!
Acadia Center for English Immersion
Allen Insurance and Financial
Anthony Lee, OD
& Associates Eyecare
Bangor Savings Bank
Bartlett Woods
Bay Chamber Concerts
Bay View Painting
Bidu Sayao Memorial Children's Trust
Bixby & Company
Blake Veterinary Hospital, Inc
Boynton-McKay Food Co.
Brimstone Consulting Group, LLC
Bubba Gumps Lobster Shack
Cafe Miranda
Camden Harbor Cruises
Camden Hills Dental Care
Camden Lions Club
Camden National Bank
Camden Real Estate Company
Camden Riverhouse Hotel
Camden Snow Bowl
Camden Whole Health
Cappy's Chowder House
Captain Jack Lobster Boat Adventure
Children's House Montessori School
China Coast
Clean Bee Laundry
Coastal Maine Popcorn
Coastal Opportunities Attn:Diana
Cold Mountain Builders, Inc.
Computer Solutions, LLC
Cooper Construction
Cotton Garden
Domino's Pizza - Team Prior, Inc.
Down East Enterprise, Inc.
Dunkin' Donuts
Eastern Construction
EBS Building Supply
Eclipse
Ellis and Cathy Cohn
Farnsworth Art Museum
Fiore Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars
First Congregational Church
Fisher Engineering
Flagship Cinema
Four Twelve
Free Press Inc.
Funtown Splashtown USA
George C. Hall & Sons, Inc.
Global Packing & Shipping
Golfer's Crossing
Gosline Insurance Group
Granite Coast Orthodontics
Grant Construction
Grasshopper Shop
Harbor Digital Systems
Harvard Pilgrim Healthcare
Harvest Energy
Hedstrom Electric
Hole In The Wall Bagels, Inc.
Home Depot
Hope Health Family Practice
Horch Roofing
J.D. Miller Construction LLC
J.O. Brown & Son, Inc.
Jet Blue
Johnstone Chiropractic
Kenniston Machine & Engineering
Keybank National Association
Kno-Wal-In Home Care and Hospice
Landings Restaurant & Lounge
Landscape Services
Law Offices of Paul L. Gibbons
Lincolnville Business Group
Lobster Pound Restaurant Andy's Brew Pub
Lowe's
Loyal Biscuit
Lyman-Morse at Wayfarer Marine
Lyman-Morse Boatbuilding Company
Mace's
Machias Savings Bank
Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors
Maine Coast Construction
Maine Sport Outfitters
Maine Street Meats
Maine Wildlife Park
Mainely Lobster and Seafood, Inc.
Margo Moore Inc.
Maritime Energy
McCormick & Associates
Megunticook Market
Mid-Coast Limo
Mid-Coast Recreation Center
Mid-Knight Auto
Monhegan Boat Line
Mount Pleasant Dental Care
Mr. Wat
Mt. Battie Car Wash
Myrtle Street Tavern
Nancy Kneedler Scholarship Fund
Nebo Lodge
New Leaf Construction
North Atlantic Painting, Co.
North Haven Grocery
On the Water in Maine
Once a Tree
Our Lady of Good Hope
Our Place Inn & Cottages
Owls Head Transportation Museum
P.G. Willey & Company, Inc.
PALS for Living
Park Street Car Wash
Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation
Pen Bay PT/OT
PenBay Veterinary Associates, Inc.
Penobscot Bay Orthopaedic
Penobscot Bay Pilot
Picker Family Resource Center
Pine State Trading Co.
Planet, Inc.
Plants Unlimited
Point Lookout Resort
& Conference Center
Portland Sea Dogs
Primo
Prince's Inc.
Pro-Rental of Rockport
Puffin's Nest Gifts and T-Shirts
Rankins, Inc.
RE/MAX Jaret and Cohn
Redzone Wireless
RHEAL Day Spa
Rock City Café
Rockland Cafe
Rockland Elks Lodge No. 1008
Rockland Golf Club
Rockland Kiwanis Club
Rockland Professional Fire Fighters
Rockland Savings Bank, FSB
Rockport Granite, Inc.
Rockport Mechanical
EXPANDING OUR IMPACT
AS WE TRANSFORM LIVES
Our community is facing new challenges that create a greater need for the work we do every day.
Fortunately, where some see obstacles, we see opportunities for our members, volunteers and staff to
make a difference. With our doors open to all, we work every day to connect people from all backgrounds
and support those who need us most. Our Annual Support Campaign enables every member of our
community to have access to our diverse programs and activities that meet their needs. By supporting
this campaign, you help guarantee that everyone, regardless of their circumstances or ability to pay, can
benefit from the Y's value-centered programs. During 2015, the Y returned $337,981 in mission
services to our neighbors in direct financial assistance.
$25 >
Gives a child the opportunity to participate in an after
school youth sports program where they will learn
positive values, team work and fair play in a supportive
and caring environment.
$50 >
Allows a senior with low-income the opportunity to
experience a fun and supportive class that teaches
muscular strength, range of movement and balance
that they might not have experienced for years.
$75 >
Provides active duty military families one month of
an annual membership, allowing them to spend quality
time together and enjoy fun activities in a supportive
environment while there loved one is serving our country.
$100 >
$250 >
Provides two weeks of healthy snacks for local youth
afterschool at the Teen Center. Here, children are welcome
to come relax after school, watch a movie, get help with
homework, play Wii, shoot some hoops, join in an art
class, make some music and new friends, or just hang out…
free of charge.
Provides a neighbor with a session of LIVESTRONG® at
the YMCA as well as other community health initiatives.
This FREE twelve-week program for cancer survivors helps
build supportive relationships and reduce stress - leading
to an improved quality of life.
We can do so much more because of our generous donors.
Each one helps support our efforts to carry out our mission.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott
Dr. and Mrs. Alexander Abess
Mr. Arthur Adelberg and Ms. Linda Crawford
Mr. Joseph Aiello
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Altschul
Mr. and Mrs. David Ambler
Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Ames
Mr. Michael Ames
Mr. Daniel Amory
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Angle
Mrs. Christine Annis
Ms. Carrie Armbrecht
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Armentrout
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong III
Mr. Kenneth S. Axelson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babb
Ms. Johanna Babb
Mr. and Mrs. Deerin Babb-Brott
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bach
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bander
Mr. John Scholz and Ms. Margaret Barclay
Mr. and Mrs. David Bardon
Mr. Mark Battista and Ms. Jennifer Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baum
Ms. Mary Beall
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Beebe
Ms. Roberta Belkin
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Benjamin
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. David Berez
Ms. Bernice Berger
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berke
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berliner
Ms. Elizabeth Berry
Mr. and Mrs. John Bertuzzi
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bicker
Ms. Carolyn Birbeck
Mr. and Mrs. John Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blick
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blum
Mr. John Blydenburgh
Ms. Sandy Bodamer
Mr. Terry Bombeke
Mr. Dan Bookham and Ms. Jessie Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Dirck Born
Dr. and Mrs. James Bowditch
Ms. Margaret Boyajian
Mr. Brian Boyd
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bresnahan
Mr. and Mrs. David Bronder
Ms. Deborah Brooke
Ms. Mary Gray Brott
Mr. John Brown and Ms. Marilyn Hotch
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brown
Mr.and Mrs. Barrett Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bruce
Capt. Sharyn Burke
Ms. Karen Burstein
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bush
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler
Ms. Diana Cable
Mr. Lawrence Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
Mr. Levin Campbell, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Shane Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Castellano
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamberlin
Dr. Rick Chandler
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chatfield
Ms. Mary P. Chatfield
Mr. and Mrs. John Claussen
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clement
Mr. Robert Coale
Ms. Ruth Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Coleman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Colson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conover
Mr. Jeffrey Conrad
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coster
Mr. Joseph Cox
Mr. William Cross
Mr. Joseph Curll and Ms. Hilda Livingstone
Troy and Jen Curtis
Ms. Andrea Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Daigneault
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dailey
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dailey
Mr. Drew Darling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davee
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson
Mr. Ryan Davis
Ms. Jill Delano
Ms. Jennifer DeMarais
Mr. Theodore Dembowski
Mr. C. Paul Denckla
Mr. and Mrs. William Deptula
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deupree
Mr. Dimitar Dimitrov
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dingle
Mr. Alex Diotte
Mr. Steve Dock and Ms. Carolyn Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Domareki Jr.
Mr. Peter Duffey and Ms. Caroline Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eaton
Mr. and Mrs. James Elliott
Mr. Patrick McManus
and Ms. Melanie Beth Ellswor
Mr. Edward Endl, III and Dr. Deborah Endl
Samantha Escancy
Dr. and Mrs. David Ettinger
Mr. Thomas Fear and Ms. Anne Harmon Fear
Mr. Ryan Fendler
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Ferguson
Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Fernald
Mrs. Abby Ferrante
Mr. Ralph Field
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fifield
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fillnow
Ms. Erin M. Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford
Mr. Ken Foster and Mrs. Valerie Levine-Foster
Lydia Fournier
Mrs. Joan Foxwell
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Furman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galgano
Mr. Dorsey Gardner and Ms. Ni Rong
Drs. Jacob and Terry Gerritsen
Joe Gildart
Elizabeth and John Gilmore
Mr. Thomas Girard and Ms. Deborah Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Glass
Ms. Nancy Gleason
Mr. and Mrs. William Glover
Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon
Robert and Maureen Gordon
Mrs. Lisa Gorman
Mr. Victor Gould
Mr. Peter Greene
Ms. Ellen Greenleaf
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin
Ruth Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Grimes
Mr. Parker Hackett
Dr. and Mrs. David Hall
Mrs. James A. Hall
Mr. Samuel Hall
Ms. Elinor L. Hallowell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Harrington
Ms. Susan Harris
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart
Ms. Vittrice Haskell
Mr. and Mrs. John Hathaway, III
Kayla Heal
Dr. Richard Beauchesne and Ms. Patricia Healy
Mr. and Mrs. James Hegan
Ms. Elizabeth Henry
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hitchings
Mr. Jeffrey Hjelm and Ms. Doris Harnett
Mr. and Mrs. Jody Hokkanen
Ms. Marney Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Howland
Meridith Hughes
Jean Hutchins and Roger Rittmaster
Robbie Inglima
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jackson
Ms. Susanna Jaeger
Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. David Jermann
Mr. and Mrs. E. Daniel Johnson
Ms. Tabbitha L. Johnston
Mr. Kim Jones and Ms. Gloria Corral
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jordan
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jurewitz
Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Kanellakis
Mr. Brian Keefe
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keefer
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kellogg
Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy
Mr. Edgar Kent
Mr. and Mrs. Barry King
Mr. and Mrs. James Kinsella
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kline
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knapp
Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kumble
Mr. and Mrs. Parker S. Laite, Jr.
Mr. Trygve Bratz and Ms. Alison Langley
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Lary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lasbury
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lavigne
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Leadbetter
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ledwith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Leone
Mr. Robert Levine and Ms. Sandra Sleeper
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis
Mr. Paul Doiron and Ms. Kristen Lindquist
Reed Lowden
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludman
Mr. Nathaniel Lyon and Ms. Sandra Valera
Mr. Todd Mackey and Mrs. Heather Briggs Mackey
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mansfield
We can do so much more because of our generous donors.
Each one helps support our efforts to carry out our mission.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis
Ms. Sally Marki
Ms. Martha Martens
Mr. and Mrs. James Matlack
Mr. James Mays
Ms. Marian McAleenan
Mr. and Mrs. John McCallister
Ms. Nicole McClendon
Mrs. John McCormick, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth McKinley and Dr. Susan McKinley
Mr. Michael Reese and Ms. Mary Alice McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McQuade
Mrs. Cynthia Mella
Sally and Don Merchant
Mr. Joseph D. Messler, Jr.
Mrs. Katherine Migliorato
Mr. Samuel Millar, Jr. and Ms. Frances Hitchcock
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ranlet Miner
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell
Ms. Jane Monhart
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Montgomery
Mrs. Ann Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Moody
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morong
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Moss
Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Munro
Mr. and Mrs. William Murphy
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Neal
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson
Mr. John Newburn
Mr. and Mrs. H.G. Nichols, Jr.
Mr. James Nickelson and Ms. Becky Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicolet
Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Nyce
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy O'Brien
Sarah Ellen O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. John Offen
Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Hara
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Opiela
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxton
Ms. Jane Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parent
Norm Parratt
Mr. Herbert Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Patten
Danielle Pendleton
Mrs. Patricia Pendleton
Ms. Susan Petersmeyer
Dalton Philbrook
Mr. Stanley Piecuch
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pieri
Isabella Pierson
Mr. Charles Pingree
Mr. Jeff Powell and Ms. Laura Strubbe
Mr. Scott Stoughton and Ms. Cyndi Prince
Mr. Michael Putnam
Ms. Patricia Putnam
Sara Putnam
Mr. Frank Rankin
Mr. Michael Reese and Ms. Mary Alice McLean
Ms. Maureen Rhodes
Ms. Diana Rigg
Mr. Lyle Rigg and Ms. Sharon Creech
Brendan Riordan and Heather Deese-Riordan
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Roberts
Denyse Robinson
Mr. and Mrs. James Rockefeller, Jr.
Mr. Shawn Rodgers
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers, III
Mr. Scott Pons and Ms. Jennifer Roper
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roper
Mr. and Mrs. William Rouse
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell
Shelby Salas
Mr. and Mrs. Benson Saler
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford
Gina Schaeffer
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scheuer
Ms. Mary Schilling
Mr. Marc V. Schnur
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schoen
Mr. Dan Seefahrt
Mr. Steven Shaw
Mr. David Sheain
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman
Ms. Mary Shields
Dr. Neal Yetman and Ms. Monica Shields
Ms. Flora Ann Shorey
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sigsbee
Ms. Jean Silva
Mrs. Ellen Simmons
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Simons
Sierra Slamin
Eva and Steven Smith
Mr. Gary Smith
Ms. Stephanie Smith
Mrs. Virginia Smyth
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Snead
Mr. and Mrs. James Snider
Mr. Luke Snow
Mr. and Mrs. William Spear
Leanna Spear
Jeff Spera
Mr. and Mrs. Jory Squibb
Benjamin St. Cyr
Drs. Harold Van Lonkhuyken and Kirsten Staples
Mr. Ron Staschak and Dr. Denise Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stein
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
Susan Storer
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Storin
Mr. Richard Stuart
Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan
Mr. Neale Sweet and Ms. Betsy Perry
Ms. Rikki Tahta
Mr. and Mrs. David Tassoni
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Taylor
Ms. Susan G. Taylor
Mr. and Mrs. Seth Taylor
Karen Testa
Mary Thompspn
Amanda Tibbetts
Mrs. Pamela Tibbetts
Mr. Bill Trevaskis
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Twaddel
Niki Tyler
Mr. Peter Van Alstine
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Der Keift
Mr. and Mrs. David Vaughn
Ms. Faith Vautour
Michael Voncannon and Nolan Voncannon Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walch
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walcott
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
Mr. Art Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warren
Mr. and Mrs. David Weferling
Mr. and Mrs. David Weil
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiler
Ms. Joan Welsh
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wexler
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Wheeler
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White
Mr. Richard Whitman
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Whytock
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Wickenden
Mr. and Mrs. James Wickenden
Mr. Richard Wiemer
Mr. John R. Williams, Sr.
Steph Williams
Mr. and Mrs. John Williamson
Mr. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop
Lori and Jasen Wood
Jenny Wood
The Worthington Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wyman
Mr. Steven Young
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Young
Dr. Ed Zanca
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zern
The Penobscot Bay YMCA
is proud to serve our
community. Charitable
donations to the Y provide
financial assistance for
individuals and families who
are in need. We sincerely
appreciate the generous
support of all our donors.
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