2014 Annual Report - Volusia Flagler Family YMCA

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT®
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
CVO, John Meneough, and CEO and
President, Teresa Rand, show their
“Ys up” with YMCA After School
program participants.
PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
CELEBRATING 170 YEARS OF SERVICE NATIONALLY
THE VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA
96 YEARS LOCALLY
2014 ANNUAL REPORT
Dear Y Supporter,
The Y movement is alive and well in our
region, and we are pleased to share with you
some of the highlights of our impact in this
community from 2014. For the last 96 years,
the Y has offered services to address unmet
needs in the Volusia Flagler region, just as the
Y movement has served other communities
across the U.S. for the past 170 years. We are
proud to be a part of a national organization
with such a rich history of community service.
We hope you enjoy this year’s Annual Report
as it takes you on a journey from the Y’s
humble beginnings in London to our present
day impact right here in our own backyard.
Of course, the Volusia Flagler Family YMCA
could not serve so many in our region without
the generous support of our donors and
volunteers. Throughout our history, we have
relied on those in our community with similar
convictions about service for those in need to
help us put our mission into action. Thank
you for working with us to ensure that our
neighbors have a place to make healthy living
a priority, that our children have the support
needed to develop a healthy spirit, mind and
body, and that our area never loses its drive to
serve those with the greatest needs among us.
The work we do today helps to ensure that our
next 96 years are even more impactful than
the first!
Sincerely,
John Meneough
Chief Volunteer Officer
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Teresa Rand
President and CEO
2014 Volusia Flagler Family
YMCA Annual Report
Table of Contents
6 Healthy Living
8 Robert L. Voges Memorial Fund
10 Social Responsibility
12 Youth Development
14 Volusia Flagler Family YMCA: Past, Present & Future
18 Living life to the fullest at 106
20 A new day is dawning at YMCA Camp Winona
22 Treasurer’s Report
23 Branch Board Members
24 YMCA Donor list
Follow our timeline of
historic YMCA events
across the bottom of
pages in this Report.
FROM HUMBLE …TO SERVING WITH
BEGINNINGS…
HUMILITY
In 1844, industrialized London
was a place of great turmoil
and despair. For the young
men who migrated to the city
from rural areas to find jobs,
London offered a bleak
landscape of tenement
housing and dangerous
influences.
Twenty-two-year-old
George Williams, a farmerturned-department store
worker, was troubled
by what he saw. He
joined 11 friends
to organize the
first Young
Men’s Christian
Association (YMCA), a refuge of Bible
study and prayer for young men
seeking escape from the hazards
of life on the streets.
Years later, retired Boston
sea captain Thomas Valentine
Sullivan, working as a marine
missionary, noticed a similar
need to create a safe “home
away from home” for sailors
and merchants. Inspired by the
stories of the Y in England,
he led the formation
of the first U.S.
YMCA at the Old
South Church
in Boston on
December 29,
1851.
In London, George Williams and 11 friends
were compelled to help young men find
what they felt: God’s grace
1844
The first YMCA in North
America is founded in
Boston, Mass.
1851
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1853
Today, the Y is one of the nation’s leading
nonprofit organizations strengthening
communities through youth development,
healthy living and social responsibility. Across
the United States, 2,700 Ys engage 21 million
men, women and children – regardless of
age, income or background – to nurture the
potential of children and teens, improve the
nation’s health and well-being and provide
opportunities to give back and support
neighbors. Anchored in more than
10,000 communities, the Y has
the long-standing relationships
and physical presence not just to
promise, but to deliver lasting
personal and social change.
See pages 16 - 19 for a history of
the YMCA in Volusia and Flagler
counties and a look ahead!
Chief Volunteer Officer, John
Meneough, left, and incoming
CVO Rufus Johnson.
The Cincinnati YMCA offers the
nation’s first recorded English
as a second language course.
One of the first YMCAs was
also one of the earliest AfricanAmerican organizations in the U.S.
1856
1857
When the Civil War broke out, more than
5,000 YMCA volunteers worked in
battlefields, hospitals, army and prison camps.
The Brooklyn (N.Y.) YMCA adds physical work
to its Christian program as a means to attract
young men it could not reach otherwise.
1861
1864
E.V.C. Eato of New York City becomes the first
black delegate to attend the YMCA annual
convention. He was given a standing ovation.
President Lincoln signs the
Congressional charter of the
YMCA of Washington, D.C.
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2015
1867
HEALTHY LIVING
“LIVESTRONG saved my life.
It’s not just the physical part,
it’s making connections,
IT’S ABOUT
HEALTH
NOT DISEASE
It’s a bond that’s forever.”
and regaining
strength, rebuilding
endurance. But
there’s a special
component to
the program
that comes
about. The
participants
range
from 20 to
70 years
old and the
relationships
that form are
everlasting,” said
Randolyn Haley, YMCA district wellness
director.
“Cancer tends to be a journey
you do alone. At the YMCA you’re
recovering, you’re healing, you’re
getting stronger, you’re getting
healthier, and you begin to focus
on what’s ahead. LIVESTRONG has
Chartrand went through four
months of chemotherapy and 35
rounds of radiation. His 6-foot frame
was down to 142 pounds. When
it was over his cancer went into
remission, but the treatments had
taken a toll on his health. Then he
noticed a news article about
LIVESTRONG. “After my
cancer I was kind of lost, I
didn’t know what to do. I
came here just a shell of a
person.”
“The LIVESTRONG
program was brought to the
Port Orange Family YMCA just
a little over a year ago. It’s a
12-week program, four classes
twice a week, morning and
evening, focused on rebuilding
touched over 60
people’s lives in the
past year and it’s
doing nothing but
gaining momentum.”
“When Oscar first
came to us one of
his goals was just to
work again. A month
ago he ran a 5K. To
see him in here two,
three times a week,
bust his butt getting
healthy, getting
strong and getting
confident again. This
is the best job in the world to be able to
impact lives like this,” said Haley.
“LIVESTRONG saved my life. It’s
not just the physical part, it’s making
connections, it’s family. It’s a bond
that’s forever. I tell everybody about
LIVESTRONG. I tell everybody you can
do it, too,” said Chartrand. n
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uilding strength and endurance,
learning stress reduction
techniques and healthful habits,
these are just a few of the reasons
why cancer survivor Oscar Chartrand
joined the LIVESTRONG program at
the Port Orange Family YMCA.
“I was just existing before. Now,
I love to run, I love to work out. I’m
getting in the best shape of my life,”
said Chartrand.
The 54-year-old hadn’t felt well
for months. Then a serendipitous trip
to the dentist revealed throat cancer.
During his first oncology visit, “I
started chemotherapy that day. It was
probably the hardest thing I’ve ever
gone through in my life; I couldn’t
talk, I couldn’t eat, I had a feeding
tube in my stomach.”
it’s family.
YMCA district wellness director,
Randolyn Haley and Oscar Chartrand.
1867
The first YMCA housing is established
at Farwell Hall in Chicago.
The first YMCA buildings constructed with
gymnasiums opened in Washington D.C.,
New York City and San Francisco.
1871
1869
The first ChineseAmerican YMCA is
founded in San Francisco.
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The first Railroad YMCA was organized in
Cleveland to provide wholesome overnight
lodging and meeting space for railroad workers.
1872
1878
U.S. Native American Ys started with the
founding of a YMCA by Thomas Wakeman,
a Dakota Indian, in Flandreau, S.D.
The Detriot Y offers night classes in Latin, New
Testament, descriptive and mechanical drawing,
history, penmanship, freehand drawing and more.
1879
1881
First YMCA training institute established
in Lake Geneva, Wis., for the continued
instruction of YMCA staff.
Robert Roberts of the
Boston YMCA coins the
term “body building.”
1884
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DREAMS
CAN COME
TRUE!
Camping became a cornerstone of YMCA programming
when the YMCA started Camp Dudley, America’s first
known summer camp program, at Orange Lake, N.Y.
1885
1885
DONORS
THE ROBERT L. VOGES MEMORIAL FUND
The Robert L.
Voges Memorial
Fund is supported by
individuals, families, and
organizations who are
committed to providing
children, regardless of
their financial status, an
opportunity to experience
the wonder of residential
camp at Camp Winona.
Planned estate gifts,
memorial tributes, and
direct contributions to
this endowment fund
assure that scholarships
are available for years
to come for deserving
children in our community.
These donors represent
a diverse group of both
old and young who have
discovered that it is never
too early or too late to
make a long-term impact
at the Y.
Designed to promote Christian character through fostering speech,
sportsmanship and scholastic achievement, the Chapman, Kansas
YMCA developed the Hi-Y club for high-school boys.
YMCA’s School for Christian Workers becomes Springfield
College and would become the nation’s only training center
and innovator of physical education in the country.
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1889
Jay & Leila Adams
William & Georgia Akers
Donna Bartholomew
Jennifer Becks
George, Rose & Linda Bentley
Mark O. Blanford
Patsy Blodgett
Dana Brown
David & Patricia Burt
Wallace & Alice Burt
Charlie Cobb
Cross, Fernandez, & Riley LLP
Margaret Dewey Hicks
Susan Dinkel
Eileen Dittbenner
1891
Richard & Katherine Dodd
Richard & Helen Duffner
Randy & Linda Duvall
Richard & LaVelle Dycus
James C. France
Audrey Fremaux
Timothy Gardiner
Susan Graham
Sybil Troy Greening
Hayward Brown Inc.
Anne Hazel
HDC General Operations Acct.
Douglas & Elaine Hippler
Donald B. & Gladys Holton
Sharron Jolly
Todd A. & Vicky Jones
Leadership Daytona Class 34
Norm, Sally & Christine Lowery
Forrest & Elizabeth Lowery
Philip & Pamela Maroney
Marvin R. & Nancy McMillen
Joan McPherson
Ronald & Betty Nowviskie
Olivari & Associates, P.A.
Patrick & Stacey Opalewski
Orlando Sons & Repair Ctr., Inc
Anita Parrish Emery
Perryman Family Foundation
Betty Pijot
Alfred & Carolyn Purcell
Jack Ragle
Laura Reed
Helen Roberson
Andrew & Sharon Romano
Root Family Foundation
John & Judith Root
Preston & Lynn Root
Richard Rosengrant & Caryl
Taylor
Jeremy & Audrey Ruthlowski
Samuel R. Young Foundation
Joseph & Nancy Saufl
Jack & Ruth Schroeder
Elizabeth Slack
Staed Family Associates, LTD.
Brenda B. Thomas
Tom Cook Jeweler, Inc.
Constance Treloar
Leon & Diane VanWert
Hailey Voges
Kimberlee Voges
Robert Voges
Rosemary Voges
William J. Voges
Charles & Susan Voges-Bacon
Heather Voges-Welch
William T. Walsh
Kimberly Wilson
Dawn Wimble
YMCA instructor William Morgan thought basketball was too strenuous for businessmen, so he blended elements of
basketball, tennis and handball, and called his invention “mintonette.” The name “volley ball” was first used to describe
the back-and-forth manner in which the ball flew over the net. Today, more than 46 million Americans play volleyball.
Springfield College director, Dr. Luther Gulick, gave physical education teacher James Naismith two weeks to come up
with an indoor winter game. Naismith hung peach baskets to the bottom of a second-level running track and taught the
men his new game: basketball. Today, basketball is second only to soccer as the most popular sport in the world.
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1896
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
“A Campus Y is not a facility in the traditional sense
but rather a hub for community outreach and service,”
Teresa Rand and Dr. Jackson (center) pose with other B-CU and YMCA leaders.
I
n January, the Volusia
Flagler Family YMCA
and Bethune-Cookman
University joined in
a Memorandum of
Understanding, bringing the
two organizations together to
encourage youth, to develop
Law courses are first taught at
Boston YMCA Evening School,
today’s Northeastern University.
1897
1899
social responsibility and to
make the community a better
place to live.
“It was always intended
for our students to go out and
impact the world, be a part
of the community and make
the world a better place,”
said Rev. John Baldwin II,
presidential policy advisor at
B-CU.
Baldwin is excited about
the partnership. Pairing
with the YMCA will give
B-CU students internship
opportunities where they can
1902
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fitting call-to-action for student
involvement,” said Rand.
“Both of our organizations
have been founded on Christian
principles and we believe in
honoring those principles of
love, of compassion… so we can
support a generation of leaders
in our communities. We are very
dedicated to developing social
responsibility in our students as
we train them to become global
leaders. They are encouraged to
go out and connect with nonprofits, our school district and
to begin to address some of the
social and critical issues that are
impacting our community and
the development of a standard
of living that is afforded to
all people in our area,” said
Baldwin. n
1903
George Corsan teaches swimming using radical
new methods: group lessons and lessons on land
as a confidence builder at the Detroit YMCA.
1910
25 black YMCAs were built in 23 cities through a grant program announced
by Sears Roebuck founder Julius Rosenwald. The Ys were a boon to black
travelers, especially servicemen, in a segregated and discriminatory era.
The YMCA created an “industrial” department to assist
workers and immigrants. Today, YMCAs respond to
changing demographics through refugee services, welcome
centers, adult education classes and more.
1909
Father’s Day founded by
Sonoara Louise Smart at the
Spokane WA, YMCA.
1910
U.S. Congress funds the creation
of 14 Army-Navy YMCAs.
Gideons International forms at a meeting
held at the Janesville, WI., YMCA.
B-CU recently qualified for
membership in the National
Council of YMCAs of the United
States of America and was
designated a “Campus Y.”
“A Campus Y is not a facility
in the traditional sense but
rather a hub for community
outreach and service,” said
Teresa Rand, President and
CEO of the Volusia Flagler
Family YMCA. B-CU’s Campus
Y designation is expected to be
announced shortly.
B-CU students will also have
opportunity to volunteer for
the Y Reads! program helping
students at Turie T. Small
Elementary with their reading
comprehension skills.
“B-CU’s motto of ‘enter to
learn, depart to serve’ will be a
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A PARTNERSHIP
OF RESPONSIBILITY
put what they’ve learned in the
classroom to use in a real-world
setting.
“We have been working on
our partnership and developing
our relationship for many
years. As a matter of fact, the
YMCA has had a longstanding
involvement with B-CU and
there are plaques on our campus
dating back to 1973 honoring
the YMCA and the YWCA.”
“This is all a part of the vision
of our president, Dr. Edison
O. Jackson, who is pushing
for a radical transformation,
not only of this campus and
this university but for our
community, and he is advocating
for our students to engage in
quality civic engagement as a
means of doing that.”
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YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
HELPING THE
WHOLE CHILD
Springfield College student George
Goss writes the first American book on
lifesaving as his college thesis.
1913
volunteer. Edwards was hesitant
at first, wondering how she
would fit the two-hour twicea-week reading program into
her schedule. After discussing
it with her husband, Edwards
jumped in. Now she opens
doors to better reading skills for
students including Holland and
Gray.
Edwards helps the
students with their reading
comprehension, helping
them understand the plot of
a story and recognizing main
characters.
“Many of the students have
not accomplished the basics.
They’re trying to develop the
skills for recognizing different
sounds or endings of words.
Some of them grasp it right
away and others are still
struggling. We have to have
patience and keep working with
them so they can improve,” said
Edwards.
Y Reads! is an evidence-
with education and
when he grows up,”
said McCants.
“Blake went from
D’s up to straight
B’s. I just got his
progress report and
he’s at B’s and A’s,”
said Turner. “When
we do homework he
can actually read the
directions now and
I think that’s what’s
helping him. Reading
the directions and
understanding what
he’s doing, it plays a
big role.”
“When they can
read out loud and
feel good about it,
that’s exciting. That’s
rewarding to me,” said
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Blake Holland, 7 and Caleb Taylor, 8, (at right) get reading
comprehension help from YMCA volunteer Shirley Edwards during
Y Reads! at Turie T. Small Elementary.
Y Reads! improves the
development of the whole child,
building self-esteem and helping
them grow not only as readers
but as productive citizens.
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lake Holland was struggling
in school. “His grades were
low and he was really
behind in his reading. The year
before he had to go to summer
school to help him pass first
grade,” said Teresa Turner, his
mother.
“He could read the words,
but he really couldn’t tell you
what the story was about after
he read it,” said Tambrina
McCants about her son, Kenya
Gray.
Eight-year-old Gray and
seven-year-old Holland are
now in the Y Reads! program
at Turie T. Small Elementary.
That’s where they met YMCA
volunteer Shirley Edwards.
Edwards, a retired Volusia
County Schools guidance
counselor, has been a YMCA
member since 2003. During
a recent Yoga class Y Reads!
Coordinator Lisa Hubach told
the class about Y Reads! and
asked if anyone wanted to
based program that
helps students achieve
State of Florida’s
reading standards. Y
Reads! improves the
development of the
whole child, building
self-esteem and
helping them grow
not only as readers
but as productive
citizens. Y Reads! is
funded by community
partnerships and
offered to students at
no cost.
Because of Y
Reads!, “Kenya’s
become a stronger
reader. He enjoys
reading more.
Education is important
to me and I want my
child to be successful
1918
The YMCA started the practice of awarding educational scholarships to soldiers returning
from war by awarding more that 80,000 scholarships to World War I veterans. This practice
was adopted by the U.S. government after World War II and became the G.I. Bill.
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Y-Indian Guides parent-child
program begins at a branch of the
St. Louis YMCA.
1926
1928
The YMCA Youth & Government program began in Albany N.Y.
The program encourages high school students to understand
the processes of government and to prepare to participate in it.
The first National YMCA Indoor
Track and Field Championship is
held at the Brooklyn N.Y. YMCA.
1936
1941
YMCA staff worked secretly in U.S. internment
camps holding 110,000 Japanese Americans,
organizing clubs and activities for the children.
During World War II the YMCA, along with five other
national voluntary organizations, founded the United Service
Organizations for National Defense, today known as the USO.
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1942
EXPERIENCING LIFE
TO THE FULLEST
1950
et up and work
everyday.”
That’s
good advice from
Elizabeth Durant.
The DeLand
resident turned
106 in January and
recently joined Silver
Sneakers at the
DeLand Family YMCA
with her 75-year-old
daughter, Jacquelyn
Jenkins.
“Her mind is still
good. Her health
is still good. She
doesn’t even take an
aspirin. I didn’t want
her to sit here and
waste away watching
the cars go by,” said
Jenkins.
Durant was born in DeLand in 1909. Her
mother was from DeLand, too. Her father
came from North Carolina and supported
his family by picking oranges and hauling
wood. Durant is the fourth of ten children.
She graduated the eighth-grade and went
President John F. Kennedy founds
Peace Corps, patterned after
YMCA World Service.
YMCA volunteer Joe Sobek invented
racquetball in Greenwich, Conn., as an
alternative to squash and handball.
1961
to work cleaning
houses. She married
at age 23 and
had one child, her
daughter Jacquelyn.
Durant lived on her
own until 2014 when
she moved in with
Jacquelyn.
“I didn’t smoke,
I didn’t drink and I
work hard. That’s
about the best I can
do,” said Durant
when asked why
she thinks she’s
a healthy 106. To
keep her mind active
Durant attends
church, hand sews
quilts and plays card
games.
Silver Sneakers
is more than just an exercise class, it’s
“experiencing life to the fullest,” said
instructor Jean Bergen. “We work strongly on
socialization. The first thing I do is introduce
newbies and they’re part of our group at that
point.”
1967
The Silver Sneakers program in
DeLand averages 65 people per class.
With Bergen’s experienced guidance
the class works on balance, cardio
endurance, improving muscle strength
and balance. “And coordination … well,
we’re working on that,” said Bergen,
laughing.
Durant is the oldest person there.
“Obviously she’s got some limitations,
but she moves more than some of the
other people in class,” said Bergen.
In January her Silver Sneakers classmates sang
happy birthday to Durant, celebrating with cake and ice
cream. “Miss Elizabeth eats very well and she enjoys the
The national YMCA and the NBA Players Association
created the Youth Basketball Association (YBA) to
stress skills and teamwork over winning at any cost.
Racial discrimination was
banned in all YMCAs.
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1975
good things in life,” said Bergen.
“She’s wonderful. She is smarter
than a whip. She connects directly with
me, her instructor. She connects with
her classmates and does everything to
the best of her ability. She’s got it at
106.”
“It’s never too old to start
exercising. Age is just a number.
Getting together, socializing, a lot of
these people didn’t know each other
from Adam when they first started, but
now they do things together outside the YMCA. Silver
Sneakers is a wonderful platform to experience life to its
fullest.” n
“It’s never too old to start exercising. Age is just a number.
Getting together, socializing… Silver Sneakers is a
wonderful platform to experience life to its fullest.”
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1982
The first YMCA child care
manual is published.
1994
U.S. YMCA membership reaches
17.5 million. Half are female and
half are under age 18.
YMCAs create the Character Development
thrust in response to declining morality
and lack of values education.
1999
2004
First Lady Michelle Obama chose the YMCA as the
venue to launch the pillars of her “Let’s Move”
campaign against childhood obesity.
Before a U.S. Senate hearing, Y-USA launched Activate America
and the Healthy Community work, beginning a partnership with
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).
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2010
The Present
The Past, I
Present
& Future
Initial meeting in New
Smyrna Beach to create
the Volusia County YMCA.
1919
1922
t started in 1919 at a meeting
in New Smyrna Beach and for
nearly 100 years now the Volusia
Flagler Family YMCA has been a vital
part of the communities it serves.
A brief history - Three years
after that first meeting, in 1922,
the old Castleman building on
Beach Street became the Triple
Cities – Daytona, Daytona Beach
and Seabreeze – YMCA. Those cities
later incorporated and became the
present city of Daytona Beach. By
1930, Triple Cities YMCA became
the Halifax Association. It was later
renamed the Daytona Beach YMCA.
DeLand’s YMCA opened in 1967 in a
two-room suite. Swim lessons were
Triple Cities YMCA moved into a
building at 115 Second Avenue,
Daytona Beach.
The local Y leased a building on Beach Street
in Daytona Beach. Here the Triple Cities YMCA
was formed with its own board of directors.
1927
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held in nearby backyard pools. The
DeLand location burned down in
1972 and a new facility opened on
Spring Garden Avenue two years
later. Daytona Beach got a brand
new YMCA building in 1975, followed
by a new DeLand YMCA in 1979
and new YMCAs sprouting up in
Crescent City, Ormond Beach, Port
Orange and Deltona over the next
ten years.
Kathy Ambachtsheer has been
affiliated with the YMCA since
1994. “I wanted to start a family
organization that did camping and
service to the community.”
She approached the DeLand
Family YMCA and started the first
1930
DeLand’s first YMCA was
opened in a two room suite
on East Rich Avenue.
The Triple Cities YMCA became the Daytona
Beach YMCA. The deed of the Second Avenue
site and Camp Winona were transferred to
the new Daytona Beach YMCA.
1967
1968
Grand opening of the newly expanded
Daytona Beach YMCA complex, including
four indoor racquetball courts.
A new swimming pool was
opened at the Daytona Beach
YMCA at 825 Derbyshire Road.
1975
1988
Grand opening of the
Port Orange YMCA.
Groundbreaking of the
Ormond Beach YMCA.
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1990
gap in so many areas, all the
programs they offer for older
people and younger people.
The YMCA is always looking
at how they can help the
community. It’s not about
dollars; it’s about providing
services to the community.
I just think the Y is a great
non-profit organization.
There are so many programs
from the diabetes prevention
program, high school law and
government, the Parkinson’s
program, their partnership
with Bethune-Cookman
University, volunteerism
and youth sports. All these
programs and the YMCA finds
a way to do it.”
Charlie Lydecker has
been part of the YMCA family
for 25 years. He is making
strides to take the YMCA
into the future. “My first
impression was the YMCA had
a family atmosphere that is
very appealing.”
Lydecker is chair of the
Y’s Capital Campaign, which
will ultimately result in
improvements at several Y
Centers, the first being the
revitalized Ormond Beach
facility. “The YMCA as you
know it today will be entirely
different,” said Lydecker.
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The Past
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Earth Service Corps there.
“DeLand was a small,
local YMCA. It had one pool
and we didn’t have the big
wellness center that’s there
now. It was just a nice
community place. Everybody
belonged to the Y and there
was a place for everybody.”
In 2008 Ambachtsheer
helped facilitate a big change
in the organization. The
executive directors for both
the East and West Volusia
YMCAs had moved on. Maybe
it was time to merge the
county YMCAs. “We got both
organizations together and
chatted and said ‘let’s do it.’
During tough economic times
I think it’s been pivotal to
the organization and made it
stronger.”
Dean O’Brien has been
going to YMCAs since he
was a kid. His sons also
grew up at the YMCA. “It’s
a safe place for all kinds
of activities, basketball,
swimming or just connecting
with your friends. There’s a
feeling of community there.
When you walk in everybody
knows you.”
O’Brien says today’s
YMCA is vital to community
health. “The YMCA fills the
1997
Grand opening of the Gadbois/Thrower Family
Center in Deltona. This facility included an
outdoor pool, fitness center, multi purpose
room and offices.
The Future
Construction to expand the pool
there has already begun.
“Changes will include a half-mile
people/doggie fitness trail and dog
park. It will have a totally revamped
wellness center. We’ll also have a
rehabilitation facility there.” Plans
include adding a 3,000-square-foot
community center.
“Supporting the YMCA is
important,” said Lydecker. “The YMCA
supports all ages of our community
from young kids to retirees and
senior citizens and everybody in
between.”
“I just think our community
deserves to have first-class Ys. You
can either complain or put your
money where your mouth is and
make it happen. I chose the latter,”
said Lydecker.
The future of the Volusia Flagler
YMCA is bright and growth is
happening.
“Things are already happening in
Port Orange, Southeast Volusia and
Camp Winona. It’ll be a progression
as we go down the road. The YMCA
just helps a lot of people and I think
it’s important for all of us to give
back,” said John Meneough, chief
volunteer officer.
“We raise funds every year to
make sure every child and every
senior and every family can have a
Y experience,” said Volusia Flagler
Family YMCA President and CEO
Teresa Rand. “I see us doing more
and more working with youth and
continuing to focus on not just our
facilities but getting outside our
facilities. The Y started as a cause,
it is a cause and it will always be a
cause, and that cause is to make our
community a better place.” n
Today, the nation’s 2,400 YMCAs provide vital services and serve as a force for hope.
New ball fields were
dedicated on 4 acres at
the Deltona YMCA.
2000
1999
Grand opening of the
Southeast Volusia YMCA
Phase II opened at the
Deltona branch adding to
the current 9300 sq. ft.
2002
2001
Opening of the zero-entry
pool at the Southeast
Volusia YMCA.
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The West Volusia Association and the Greater
Daytona Beach Association merged forming
the Volusia Flagler Family YMCA.
2008
The future of the
Ormond Beach YMCA:
Robert L. Voges
memorial fund
started.
2010
2009
Four Townes Family YMCA
renovation completed.
Holly Hill Family
YMCA opened.
2014
2010
Port Orange and Southeast
Volusia Family YMCAs
renovations completed.
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Ormond Beach Family
YMCA pool renovation
completed.
2016
2015
Projected start date for Ormond
Beach Family YMCA building
and campus renovations.
A NEW DAY IS DAWNING
AT YMCA CAMP WINONA
1919
new camp would be used by the
county’s three Y locations, New
Smyrna Beach, Daytona Beach
and DeLand. Old camp photos
show boys in bathing suits
jumping into the lake off docks
built by local civics clubs.
Ten years later electricity
was added to the camp. In the
1930s, as stories go, campers
liked scary tales around the
campfire. Tales included the
legend of Chief Oskeewahwah
whose tribe once lived on the
shore there. It seems the old
chief’s spirit would come light a
campfire if the campers called to
him.
Sometime in the 1960s, girls
were welcomed and fun in the
The Volusia County YMCA obtained
a 40-acre tract of land on Lake
Winona. It became Camp Winona.
Tents were pitched along the banks of
Lake Winona and initiated a camping
tradition that continues today.
1920
1921
YMCA Camp Winona
Executive Director Blaine Wheeler
sun ensued co-ed.
Jump ahead to
2015 and Camp Director Blaine
Wheeler is looking forward to his
first full summer there. Wheeler,
a camper since he was a child,
knows how to create a great
camp experience.
Electricity was added to
Camp Winona.
Camp Winona opened its doors to
boys 7-17 years of age.
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“We are striving to make a difference in kids’ lives, to
teach them and give them positive role models”
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I
t’s been nearly 100 years
since Camp Winona began. If
the camp could talk it would
most likely tell stories of kids
in canoes, sleeping under the
stars, catching bugs, learning
about nature and it would
probably recall every laugh from
every happy child.
In 1919, then General
Director of the Daytona Beach
YMCA, L.R. Reynolds, found
a pristine spot on the edge
of Lake Winona in DeLeon
Springs and pitched tents there
with several boys from the Y.
Reynolds liked it so well that
in 1920 the YMCA obtained
40 acres on Lake Winona and
Camp Winona was born. The
1931
1947
A water system and
cooking facilities were
added to Camp Winona.
“I wanted to be at camp. It’s
in my blood. To be part of that
100-year anniversary is what I’m
looking forward to,” said Wheeler.
Wheeler has been
researching the camp’s history to
find “some traditions from years
ago we can bring back now.”
Things may change over
the years, but today’s campers
continue to get an old-fashioned
experience at Camp Winona;
they live in cabins, swim in the
lake, eat in the dining hall and
Camp Winona
became co-ed.
1968
1969
make new friends.
“We are striving to make
a difference in kids’ lives, to
teach them and give them
positive role models and positive
examples. We all take a little
bit of this camp magic with
us. They’re going to go home
with worth, values. We want
to help them reach their Godgiven potential. We’re here to
help with memories that last a
lifetime.” n
Additions of the Ropes/Challenge Course, Outdoor
Education, Paintball, Conference Camp and special
programs for teens and families expand services.
International campers and
counselors expanded the
Camp Winona Family worldwide.
2004
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2012
Camp Winona will celebrate
it’s Centennial Anniversary of
serving youth and families.
Air conditioning and heat were
added to the cabins, the Dining Hall
and upgrade to the Nurses Station.
2019
TREASURER’S REPORT
STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION
All Funds Dollars in Thousands
ASSETS
Cash & Cash Equivalents
$978
Accounts Receivable
567
Prepaid expenses
91
Investments
123
Land, building and equipment, net
8,683
Other Assets
1,533
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TOTAL ASSETS
11,975
LIABILITIES
2014 DONATED DOLLARS AT WORK
$925,939
Youth Sports & Aquatics
$20,561
Afterschool Enrichment
& Summer Day Camp
$190,268
Accounts Payable
$280
Other Current liabilities
1,730
Deferred revenue
26
Long-term
debt
4,118
_____________________________________________________________
TOTAL LIABILITIES
6,154
NET
ASSETS
5,821
_____________________________________________________________
TOTAL LIABILITIES
& NET ASSETS
$11,975
PROGRAM EXPENSES
All Funds Dollars in Thousands
Youth
Development................ 2,368
Healthy
Living............................ 5,479
Social
Responsibility.................. 292
REVENUE AND PUBLIC SUPPORT
Public Support
$2,142
Membership dues
4,814
Program Fees
2,713
Other
revenue
24
_____________________________________________________________
TOTAL REVENUE AND
PUBLIC SUPPORT
9,693
EXPENSES
Program services
$8,282
Administrative
1,294
Fundraising
214
_____________________________________________________________
TOTAL EXPENSES
9,791
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
FROM OPERATIONS
$(97)
OTHER
INCOME (LOSS)
$(37)
_____________________________________________________________
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
(134)
COMMITED TO EXCELLENCE
Membership &
Healthy Living
$715,110
Total....................... 8,139
COMMUNITY SUPPORT
Supported
by donors
38.1%
Funded by
United Way
14.5%
Supported by
Public & Private
17.0%
Unfunded30.4%
INDIVIDUALS SERVED 41,560
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BRANCH BOARD MEMBERS
DELAND
FAMILY YMCA
ORMOND BEACH
FAMILY YMCA
Jill Carroll
Melodee Clarke
Wade Edwards
Steve Farmer**
Tiffany Freed
Alice Fogle
Tom Fragomeni
James Gomez
Belinda Huttmann
John Terhune
Tony Tolvo
Nelle Tyrrell
Cindy Bourgeois
Amy Byrd Donlick
Patty Fennell - Hoffman
Alice Gerkin
Chris Livingston
David Particelli
Brian Pohl
Troy Railsback**
Michael Randall
Dr. Jeffrey Smith
Steve Stripling
Tony Troiano
Mary Woodford
Stephen Cerra
Dave Earnest
Stony Sixma
Ray Grimm*
Roxanne Hopkins
Tom Burbank**
Virginia Poczik
Richard Rowland
Lisa Procher
Suzette Cameron
Brooks Matthews
Drew Bastian
Jordan Clancy
William Copeland
Mitch Cox
Deborah Donadio
Hallie Garcia
Graham Gilchrist
Jason Glenn
Jordan Jiloty
Michele Jordan
Georgeann Luxion
Rebecca McCracken
Michael Moore
FOUR TOWNES
FAMILY YMCA
PORT ORANGE
FAMILY YMCA
Dr. Kenice Morehouse
Don Needham
Greg Radikopf**
Ashley Sheridan
Swain Strickland
Tommy Stricklin
SOUTHEAST VOLUSIA
FAMILY YMCA
Fred Baker
Sheri-Ann Bates**
Faye Caddell
Jack DeRosier
Nancy Evolga
Jack Grasty
Mike Ignasiak
George Lieb
Michael Meehl
Don Parkinson
Joliene Smith
Kaye Walker
Kim Yaney
YMCA CAMP WINONA
Kathy Ambachtsheer*
Sande Bautista**
Charlie Cobb
Gary Cornwell
Steve Crump
Samuel Eckhardt
Jessica Fox
Tom O’Quinn
A. Gregg Pifer
VOLUSIA FLAGLER FAMILY YMCA 23
CORPORATE
BOARD MEMBERS
John Meneough, CVO
Marylou Blackmer
Darren Elkind
Andrew Gurtis
Dr. Edison Jackson
Rufus Johnson
Bob Ludlow
Charlie Lydecker
Michael Murray
Dr. Wendy Myers
Don Needham
Mitch Norton
Dean O’Brien
Kelly Parsons-Kwiatek
Paul Rice
Greg Snell
David Sohaney
Dr. Bonnie Sorensen
Bruce Teeters
Mike Walther
*Also on corporate board
**Family Center board chair
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SAMUEL BOWMAN
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TOMMY BOZEMAN
SANDRA BRADLEY
HELEN BRAGG
RITA BREDOW
BILLIE BREEDLOVE
NANCY BREEZE
ARLENE BRENNAN
BO BREWER
EVA BREWSTER
JASON BRISSETTE
LUCINDA BRITT
SHIRLEY BROOKS
EDWARD BROWN
LONNIE BROWN
ROSE BRUNNER
DIANE BRUTNELL
BILL BRYCE
ARTHUR BRYMER
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CHRISTEL BULLOCK
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AMY BYRD-DONLICK
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SHANE CARTER
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JORGE CARVAJAL
MARY CASEY
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SARAH COOPER
RICHARD COOPER
ANN MARIE COOPER
SAMUEL COPP
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JUANELL CORE
BARBARA CORY
IVAN COSIMI
RICHARD COUGHLIN
GWENDOLYN COY
BARBARA CRAIG
FRANK CRENSHAW
BERNICE CRESSMAN
JOANN CRIMI
JOHN CURRID
STEVEN CURRY
PAUL CURTIS
GERALD CYR
MICA CYRUS
DIXIE DABNEY
WILLIAM DALE
BARBARA DAMRAU
JEAN DANDORF
AUSTELS DANIELS
SHERRY DARGAN
BEVERLEY DARROCH
BUDDY DAVENPORT
SIDNEY DAVIS
NATHAN DAVIS
LELIA DAVIS
NICOLE DAVIS
LYN DAVISON
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HICKS
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TRUDE FARRELL
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CAROL FECHNER
THOMAS FEGLER
BRYAN FEIGENBAUM
ANGELA FERNANDEZ
BUD FERRANTO
LEIGHANNE FERRIS
WILLIAM FIELD
DEE FIGLEY
JUDITH FINIGAN
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RON FISHER
ROBIN FITCHETT
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ELISABETH FLORY
DOROTHY FLYNT
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DAVID FOLEY
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LINDA GILBERT
FRANK GILDAY
LUCY GILES
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TOMMY GIOIOSA
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MARY GLASS
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JEFF GOLDMAN
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DAWN HAMILTON
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