2014 Annual Report - Penobscot Bay YMCA

Penobscot Bay YMCA
THANKFUL
We dedicate this Annual Report to
LESLIE EATON
an extraordinary person who exemplifies passion
and serves the Y with purpose every single day.
PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA
PO Box 840 ● 116 Union Street ● Rockport, Maine 04856
Phone: 207.236.3375 ● Fax: 207.236.8458
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2014 ANNUAL REPORT
MEMBERS
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.
The Y is a powerful association of men, women and children of all ages and 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. Anchored in more than 10,000 neighborhoods around the
country, the Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence not just to promise,
but to deliver, lasting personal and social change.
WE BELIEVE that
people who volunteer
their time, resources and
expertise bring greater
meaning to their lives
and to others. We are
so THANKFUL for
our extraordinary
volunteers!
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Leslie Eaton, President
Jim Nelson, Vice President
Andrea Babb Conover, Secretary
David Weil, Treasurer
Jill Delano
Jim Butler
Jim Grimes
Jim Bowditch Neale Sweet Dan Bookham
Joe Curll
Jen Roper
Jane Bennett
Mary Alice McLean
Andy Clement
PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA LEADERSHIP STAFF
ROCKLAND HARBOR YMCA LEADERSHIP STAFF
Troy Curtis
Ted Pieri
David Sheain
Marcia Roberts
Sarah Whytock
Jasen Wood
Stephanie Williams
Meghan Gustafson
Kristine Lerner
Jan Mueller
Sandy Bodamer
Lydia Fournier
Nicole McClendon
Theo Berez
Ben St. Cyr
Sara Putnam
Sam Grinnell
Executive Director
Finance Director
Facilities Director
Development Director
Membership
and Marketing Director
Human Resources Director
Accounting Assistant
Senior Activities Director and
Member Services Coordinator
Child Care Director
Assistant Child Care Director
Wellness Director
Aquatics Director
Assistant Aquatics Director
Sports and Camping Director
TEEN CENTER LEADERSHIP STAFF
Andréa Penney
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Tom Girard
Monica Shields
Bill Leone
Teen Center Coordinator
Branch Executive Director
Wellness Director
Child Care Director
MRC CHILD CARE LEADERSHIP STAFF
Mary Bonney
Child Care Director
HERITAGE
SOCIETY
WE BELIEVE your legacy
BRIGHTENS THE 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, Executive Director
or Marcia Roberts, Development Director of the Penobscot Bay YMCA.
MEMBERS
NORTH HAVEN FITNESS AND WELLNESS CENTER
Alicia Brown
WE BELIEVE
the values of the Y
make an IMPACT
on everything
we do.
North Haven Coordinator
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 A. Laukka and Family
Mr. and Mrs. William Leone
Mr. Charlie LeRoyer and Ms. 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
MARGE JONES
HONOR SOCIETY
Helping families THRIVE.
Recognized for their
OUTSTANDING SERVICE to
the Penobscot Bay YMCA.
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
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WE BELIEVE in
POSSIBILITIES
Dear YMCA Members, Program Participants, Donors, Volunteers and Staff,
and celebrate the
INSPIRING stories
of our members.
As I sit here and reflect on my second and final year as President of the YMCA Board of Directors, I find myself full of pride and
consider myself fortunate to be part of such a special organization. This fact is reinforced by the tremendous accomplishments
of the YMCA in 2014. These achievements support the Penobscot Bay YMCA’s mission of meeting youth development, healthy
living, and social needs of our community. I’m pleased to state that our YMCA is healthy and supporting our greater community
in many ways.
A few noteworthy highlights from 2014 include:
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CELEBRATES
AND REMINDS US TO LIVE OUR CAUSE EVERY DAY.
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We made a promise to strengthen community through youth development, healthy living
and social responsibility. Fulfilling this promise begins with staff and volunteer leaders
of all levels, understanding the promise and their role in fulfilling it.
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Nell - “The Y childcare program provides more than a loving place for kids. They offer great programs too. One of the
best programs is learning to swim with Andréa, who emphasizes water safety. She has taught Lila to be both confident
and cautious in the water — a great combination! Lila now has life-long skills and a passion for swimming.”
Mary Alice - “The Rockland community is so excited about the Penobscot Bay YMCA running affordable after-school
programs at South School and the Lura Libby and Cushing Community Schools. Children will grow and thrive under
excellent supervision. They will learn new skills and freely express themselves while exploring their environment
through arts and crafts and outdoor games. They’ll also have time for reading or homework. Staff members will
work together with parents and other caregivers to provide support for each and every child’s individual needs.”
Dan – “The exciting new Rockland Branch YMCA brings increased access to top notch childcare, fitness and
wellness programs to southern Knox County. It also serves as an invitation and reminder that we can engage and
build communities with all of the Y's wonderful programs and facilities, wherever they are located. Knowing that
the Penobscot Bay YMCA is committed to all of Knox County makes me feel like I'm serving my entire community by
being a Y member, board member and donor.”
Julie - “The LIVESTRONG® program at the YMCA has been a wonderful opportunity for me during my recovery from
breast cancer, surgery, and chemotherapy. I have established close friendships, including several with people who
are dealing with similar recovery issues. I have learned how important it is to exercise and practice healthy living.
Meg Barclay and Theo Berez, the dynamic duo, are perfect for this program. Their training and encouragement has
been such a gift to me. I look forward to being part of this valuable community program in the future.”
Ron - “Some doctors have said that if there were a miracle prescription for healthy living, it would be exercise. The Y
has been filling that prescription for me and my wife, Leigh, through its Group Power fitness class. Challenging vigorous
exercise, great instructors and music and — oh yeah — making friends and having fun!”
Charles - “With help from the Y, our Summer Free Lunch Program has served more than 11,000 meals to children in the
Mid-Coast over the past two summers. We now prepare more than 200 meals per day through a program funded by
the U.S. Department of Agriculture. Our area of outreach has expanded thanks to the support of the Y and several
other community partners. In an effort to prevent hunger, we now deliver meals from our base at Regional School Unit
13 to 10 sites in Rockland, Rockport, Camden, Thomaston, and St. George.”
Valerie - “The Y makes a big difference in my life. I have more free time now than I used to. Seven days a week, the Y is
there to launch me into my day and give me direction. The Y supports me physically but also provides camaraderie with
fellow "athletes." My Y community contributes to my sense of belonging. I reap social, spiritual, emotional, mental, and
physical benefits from the Y. There certainly would be a big Y-shaped vacuum in my life without it! It’s great that now
one is ever turned away. Everyone is included. Everyone can benefit like I do.”
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Opened our Rockland Harbor YMCA at 21 Water Street in Rockland. We successfully raised over $350,000 in capital
campaign dollars to make this goal possible. This facility will help support the childcare and healthy living needs of
Southern Knox County.
Through collaboration with RSU 13, we opened two new afterschool programs in Southern Knox County.
Offered the LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA program, to 40 cancer survivors in our community. This free program is a health
initiative at the YMCA, and offers a twelve week recovery program to cancer patients, leading to an improved quality of life.
Awarded 3,310 people and families financial aid, a value of almost $223,000 in services. Every person or family who
requested help was awarded financial aid. Funds to support this work were raised through endowment income, UMCC
support, the Boat Auction, the Summer Event, the Camp Scholarship Campaign and the Annual Support Campaign.
Generated a modest operating surplus that we invested back into the Y in the form of facility repairs, upgrades, and
staff development.
Provided services for 5,163 members and registered over 25,000 individuals in programs.
Through partnerships with RSU 20 and the USDA we helped provide over 4,600 meals to children and families during
the summer.
Added additional parking to the YMCA’s Rockport campus.
Provided hundreds of youth in our community with free memberships to the Teen Center.
Strategic Plan
Our strategic plan that was adopted in 2012 concluded in 2014. During the past year your YMCA worked to meet a
number of challenges in our community.
We continued to meet the evolving health needs of individuals of all ages in our service area, through high quality
programs, facilities and collaborations.
• 31% increase in members over the age of 62 (since 2012).
• offered over 2,000 free swim and wellness classes to YMCA and community members, in hopes of creating a
healthier community.
We remained financially viable in challenging times by raising revenues and controlling costs.
• added two new families to the YMCA Endowment program known as the “Heritage Society”.
• generated 17% of total revenue through contributed sources.
• reduced organizational debt by $30,000.
We sought to expand operational reach and identify new growth opportunities within our service area.
• solidified Childcare offering at Mid-Coast Recreation Center.
• added two additional after school sites.
• opened the new Rockland Harbor YMCA.
While we are proud of our accomplishments to date, we understand that there is
much more work to be done. Thank you for all of your support and encouragement
– we couldn’t do it without you.
Warmly,
Leslie Eaton, YMCA Board President
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YOU CAN COUNT ON US.
WE BELIEVE all
children and youth
should be given the
opportunity to reach
their full POTENTIAL in
spirit, mind and body.
We’re here to make
that happen.
2014 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Met the needs of families with school aged children within our
community, as well as reaching out to Southern Knox County
families, the Y expanded our afterschool programs to include
an on school site in Rockland and Thomaston.
• Summer Camp forged friendships and provided exciting
experiences to 1,494 campers between the ages of 4 and 15.
Campers enjoyed such activities as exploring our state parks,
hiking local mountains, amusement parks, a four day trip to
New Hampshire and state-of-the-art archery equipment.
• The Teen Center continued to offer free membership and
programs to youth in the grades five through twelve with
providing a safe environment to enjoy snacks and variety of
after school activities such as art, theatre, cooking, sewing,
dance, outdoor games and just relaxing with friends.
• The free Learn to Swim Program gave children that would not
have had access to lessons with the important swimming life
skills to prepare for a summer of fun. This program offered free
lessons to more than 85 children in Knox County and Lincolnville.
• The Sailfish and high school swim teams built lifelong
relationships and self-confidence, while competing in races
all over the state and in Canada. Over 150 swimmers enjoyed
the challenge of swim team competition and learned a sport to
help them remain physically active for the rest of their lives.
The Sailfish and High School had many state champions and
many team records were broken.
KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH COALISTION (KCCHC)
An outreach program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
• Served 240 children and adults throughout the school year
through the Connections program’s Daughters & Dads, Moms
& Sons, Girls’ Night Out, and Boys’ Night Out.
• 40 parents and students of RSU 13 and Camden Hills
completed the Student Intervention Reintegration Program
– SIRP, known locally as 12-2-1 (12 Hours 2 Change 1 life)
a science-based program for adolescents that are using/abusing
alcohol and/or marijuana, or misusing prescription drugs; and
to provide marijuana use prevention education.
• Provided nutrition education to 125 youth, individuals, families
through Cooking Matters and Cooking Matters at the Store
through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program
Education (SNAP-Ed).
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Financial Report
Fiscal year ending December 2014
REVENUE
EXPENSE
Supplies
5%
Special Events
1%
Other
5%
Depreciation
8%
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Contributions &
Special Events
23%
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Grant Costs
9%
Programs
36%
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Salaries & Benefits
55%
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Other
10%
We collaborate with schools and other
community organizations.
We provide academic enrichment support
through our afterschool programs.
We encourage healthy living choices.
We focus on prevention.
We connect youth with positive adult
role models.
We incorporate developmental
experiences to help kids thrive.
Government
Grants
9%
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Membership
27%
Occupancy
13%
Programs
$1,537,000
36%
Salaries & Benefits
$2,181,000
55%
Membership
$1,162,000
27%
Occupancy
$516,000
13%
Government Grants
$374,824
9%
Other
$387,428
10%
Grant Costs
$374,824
9%
Contributions
& Special Events
$1,004,000
23%
Depreciation
$310,572
8%
Other
$210,553
5%
Special Events
$43,819
1%
Supplies
$160,477
4%
TOTAL
$3,974,120
100%
TOTAL
$4,288,377
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
100%
$314,256
USE OF CASH
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Debt Reduction
Board Designated Maintenance Reserve
Interest/Dividends Retained in Endowment Fund
Financial Support Designated to the Endowment
WE BELIEVE in
striving for efficiency,
leveraging every dollar
and ensuring that our
Y is affordable and
ACCESSIBLE TO ALL.
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HELPING SHAPE THE FUTURE.
Constituency Report
MEMBERS*
Youth
Young Adult
Adult
Single Parent Family
Senior
Senior Couple
Couple
Family
Total
269
50
703
458
379
506
227
2571
MEMBERSHIP UNITS*
Youth
Young Adult
Adult
Single Parent Family
Senior
Senior Couple
Couple
Family
245
50
691
164
379
253
113
643
5163
Total
2538
*Total number of Penobscot Bay YMCA and Rockland Harbor YMCA Members and Membership Units.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE INFORMATION
Membership & Special Requests….. $130,992
2,655 Individuals Served
Child Care & Camp Scholarships….. $59,975
341 Individuals Served
Program Scholarships……………….. $19,024
269 Individuals Served
Military/Active Duty Memberships $13,005
45 Individuals Served
LAST YEAR,
THE Y IMPACTED MORE THAN 25,000 LIVES IN KNOX COUNTY
PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS
Childcare………….. 11,889
Youth Sports…….. 2,927
Camping…………... 1,494
Senior Programs... 1,025
KCCHC……………... 977
(KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION)
Teen Center………. 453
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2014 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Athletes joined together to support the LIVESTRONG®
at the YMCA program by gathering for our first annual
Run Strong 5K and Hope Triathlon Race Weekend. Over
200 people of all ages participated by walking, running,
biking and swimming to help support our survivors.
• Members were provided with a new opportunity to gain
a deeper level of strength, flexibility and balance with
the new TRX Suspension Trainer equipment. Thanks to an
anonymous donor, a fixed bar was installed on the ceiling.
• Over 50 seniors were provided easy physical movements
to improve concentration, memory, comprehension and
physical coordination in the new two-part Time-Out–
Tuesday series on Brain Gym®. In addition, Pickle-Ball®
was introduced as an easy to learn and play activity that
is a cross between badminton, tennis and ping-pong.
A road trip to Victoria Mansion in December was a
wonderful social experience for all.
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We teach and encourage physical activity.
We offer nutritional education and support.
We help prevent and support disease and injury.
We build connections and a sense of belonging.
We encourage community involvement.
We offer a wide array of programming.
We nurture total health of spirit, mind and body.
• Last year, 71 local lifeguards were trained in CPR and First
Aid for the Professionals. These new lifeguards along with
40 other CPR/First Aid responders are now in local
schools, area camps and offices...ready to quickly respond
if an emergency occurs. The Y is committed to providing
high level safety training for those in our service area and
continues to be a training center for community safety
first responders.
• To accommodate our member’s needs, an expanded
schedule was created to fit the balance of work and family.
Members were offered additional classes which included
Yin Yoga, Yamuna Body Rolling, Get Active, Kickboxing,
PBY Walking Club and more cycle classes.
• To enrich, train and teach our neighbors essential skills
around and on the water, the Y continued to partner
with the Mid Coast First Aid, Coast Guard, State Police,
Maine Sports Outfitters, area schools and recreation
departments. These programs prepare mariners for
working on the ocean safely.
Health & Wellness 4,652
Aquatics…………... 2,361
WE BELIEVE healthy
living habits dramatically
improve the QUALITY OF
LIFE for individuals and
families. We’re here to
teach, encourage
and support healthy
lifestyles.
WE BELIEVE in
the importance of our
cause, STRENGTHENING
COMMUNITY and the
endless possibilities for
impacting the lives of
our neighbors.
KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH COALISTION (KCCHC)
An outreach program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
• Supported the Area Interfaith Outreach (AIO) Food
Pantry in the development and implementation of a
tobacco-free campus, organizational by-laws and
e-cigarette policy. 1,500 community members use
the pantry, plus the volunteers staffing the pantry.
• Collaborated with Pen Bay Healthcare to provide free
tobacco cessation classes for 55 Knox County residents.
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We are blessed by our COMMUNITY PARTNERS
who make a difference in the lives of our neighbors.
WE BELIEVE by helping
our neighbors, all of our
lives are deeply enriched
and our community is
strengthened. We’re here
to WORK TOGETHER with
you and others to create a
stronger, more vital
community.
2014 HIGHLIGHTS:
• We’re more than a gym...we’re a cause. We are proud
that through our charitable work we open our doors to
everyone. All dollars raised provide financial assistance
to individuals and families as well as subsidize our
mission driven programs which include:
♦ LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA
♦ Heartwatch
♦ Youth Basketball
♦ Learn to Swim
♦ Teen Center
♦ Healthy Kids Day
• Met the health, social and child care needs in
Southern Knox County, the Y opened the Rockland
Harbor YMCA Branch. The Fitness Center has a full line
of cardiovascular and strength equipment as well a
variety of classes. In addition, a Child Care Center that
offers families a wonderful and safe program to meet
the social and learning needs of young children.
• Dedicating countless hours of their time, talent and
treasure through fundraising events, committees and
campaigns, twenty local individuals volunteered to
serve on our Board of Directors.
• With the support of 482 donors, we were able to
provide almost $223,000 in financial assistance which
impacted 3,310 children and individuals through the
generosity of those who give to our Camp Scholarship
and Annual Support Campaigns.
• Through our strong partnerships and collaborations
with 137 local businesses, corporations and foundations
we were able to expand our impact on issues such as
childhood obesity, education and the overall health and
well-being of our community.
• Keeping membership and programming accessible to
everyone, regardless of their financial capacity through
it’s charitable cause, the Y served 1833 individuals
though the Membership for All (MFA) program.
KNOX COUNTY COMMUNITY HEALTH COALITION (KCCHC)
An outreach program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA
• Collaborated with RSU 13 and other community agencies
to provide the Summer Food Program for Knox County
which served 9016 meals served in 11 locations.
• Collaborated with the Area Interfaith Outreach Food
Pantry, Good Shepard Food Bank to provide 3 Good
Shepard Food Truck events in Rockland in which over
2500 Knox County residents received food.
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We collaborate with agencies and community
organizations.
We offer critically needed programs for
children and families in need.
We provide financial assistance and child care
subsidies.
We deliver targeted programs for seniors and
specialty groups.
We engage youth and adults as leaders and
volunteers.
ROCKLAND HARBOR YMCA
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
DONORS
Allen Insurance and Financial
athenahealth
Bangor Savings Bank
Boston Financial
Data Services, Inc.
CedarWorks
Down East Enterprise, Inc.
E.L. Spear
Eastern Tire Service
Fisher Engineering
Glen Cove Dental
Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors
Maritime Energy
O'Hara Corporation
Philbrook & Associates
Steel-Pro
The First
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baum
Ed Beck
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blum
Dr. and Mrs. James Bowditch
Mr. and Mrs. David Bronder
Mr. Larry Campbell
Mr. Steve Dock
and Ms. Carolyn Wilson
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dostie
In Memory of Richard W. Foxwell
Mr. and Mrs. Frank X. Giustra
Mr. and Mrs. John Hagin
Ms. Jean J. Hewitt
Mr. and Mrs. Sumner W. Kinney
Ms. Barbara Klapprodt
Mr. Nathaniel Lyon
and Ms. Sandra Valera
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis
Sally and Don Merchant
Ms. Mary H. Mulhern
In Memory of Matt R. Simmons
Mr. Lucas Snow
Mr. Richard Stuart
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Towne
Kermit and Michael Voncannon
Mr. and Mrs. William Walch
Mr. Richard Whitman
The Worthington Charitable Fund
Stuart and Marianne Smith
Jay and Jean Kislak
IN HONOR OF AND
IN MEMORY OF...
Sandy Bodamer
Jim and Felicity Bowditch
50th Wedding Anniversary
Jill Delano
Lola Emily
Richard Filos
Richard W. Foxwell
Robert Griffin
Jeni Jeppi
LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA
Tim and Tricia O'Brien
Penobscot Bay YMCA Staff
Chris Richmond
John and Judy Sherman
50th Wedding Anniversary
Monica Shields
Richard Shields
Matthew R. Simmons
Carol Smith
Maria Snow
Brenda Stearns
Summer Camp Kids
Deirdre Tallberg and Snooky Stein
Ken Twaddel
Youth Basketball Players
WE BELIEVE
PASSION can motive
us, delight us and even
humble us. We experience
those emotions first-hand
every day at the Y in
the eyes, smiles and
sometimes tears of
THOSE WE SERVE.
FOUNDATIONS
AND TRUSTS
Agnes 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.
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We are blessed by our COMMUNITY PARTNERS
who make a difference in the lives of our neighbors.
COMMUNITY PARTNERS
5210 Let's Go!
Allen Insurance and Financial
Bangor Savings Bank
Bar Harbor Bank & Trust
Bartlett Woods
Blake Veterinary Hospital, Inc.
Breakwater Design & Build, Inc.
Briggs & Wholey, LLC
Brimstone Consulting Group, LLC
BRIO promotions
Bubba Gump Lobster Shack
Cafe Miranda
Calderwood Hall LLC
Camden Bagel Cafe
Camden Hills Dental Care
Camden Lions Club
Camden National Bank
Camden National Bank
Camden Real Estate Company
Camden Riverhouse Hotel
Camden Rotary
Camden Whole Health
Cappy's Chowder House
CedarWorks
Children's House Montessori
School
Cidar Hill Farm
Clean Bee Laundry
Coastal Opportunities
Cold Mountain Builders, Inc.
Cooper Construction
Cooper's Landing
Douglas Dynamics
Down East Enterprise, Inc.
EBS Building Supply
Edward Jones
Financial Response
First Congregational Church
Fisher Engineering
FMC Corporation
Free Press Inc.
Gartley & Dorskey
Global Packing & Shipping
Gosline Insurance Group
Graffam Bros.
Granite Coast Orthodontics
Hampton Inn & Suites
- Rockland/Thomaston
Harbor Digital Systems
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Harvest Energy
Hedstrom Electric
Horch Roofing
J. B. Land Improvements, Inc.
J.O. Brown & Son, Inc.
Jackson Landscape Services
JB Auto
Johnstone Chiropractic
K2 Music
Keybank
Kno-Wal-In Home Care
and Hospice
Knox Bros. Auto Parts
Landscape Services
Laukka Construction
Law Offices of Paul L. Gibbons
Machias Savings Bank
Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors
Maine Coast Construction
Maritime Energy
McCormick & Associates
Megunticook Market
Mount Pleasant Dental Care
Mr. Wat
National Worksite Benefit Group
Nebo Lodge
New Leaf Construction
North Atlantic Painting
North Haven Grocery
On the Water in Maine
Once a Tree
Our Lady of Good Hope
Outward Bound
P.G. Willey & Company, Inc.
Pen Bay Healthcare Foundation
Pen Bay PT/OT
Pen Bay Womens Imaging
PenBay Veterinary
Associates, Inc.
Penobscot Bay Pilot
Picker Family Resource Center
Pine State Trading Co.
Prince's Inc.
Pro-Rental of Rockport
Rockland Kiwanis Club
Rockland Savings Bank
Rockport Granite, Inc.
Rockport Mechanical
Rockport Steel
Rosenberg, DDS
Rotary Club of Rockland
Scott's Place
Sidecountry Sports
Snow Sport and Spine, INC
Stone Contracting and
Building, Inc.
Thayers Y-Knot Boatyard
The Camden Hospital
for Animals
The First
The Harley Company, Inc.
The Offshore Restaurant
The Study Hall
Tolman Pond Market
Town of Appleton
Town of Camden
Town of Lincolnville
Trenor Goodell Electric, Inc.
Triathlete Sports, Inc.
United Mid-Coast Charities
Van Gogh Design and Build
Viking, Inc.
Village Soup TV
Village Variety
Wayfarer Marine
Wells Fargo
West Bay Rotary
Windward Gardens /
Genesis HealthCare
DELIVERING LASTING CHANGE, ONE PERSON AT A TIME.
Financial Assistance
Penobscot Bay YMCA membership and programs are available to everyone,
regardless of their ability to pay. During 2014, the Y returned almost $223,000
in mission services to the community in the form of direct financial assistance
to individuals and families as well as subsidized programs.
WE BELIEVE in making
an impact to those who
need us most. The Y will
ALWAYS BE THERE to
help build healthy,
connected and secure
children, adults and
families.
$50
Gives two children the opportunity to participate in an after school youth sports
program where they will be taught positive values, team work and fair play in a
supportive environment.
$150
Allows 4 low-income seniors 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.
$250
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.
$800
Provides active duty military family with 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.
$1250
Allows a local child a fun-filled summer of transportation, meals, positive role models,
exciting activities and character development during our summer camp program….
an experience that lasts a lifetime!
$2500
Provides a child the opportunity to attend after-school care for one year where each
day they will be given nutritional snacks and participate in arts and crafts, swimming,
rock climbing, outdoor games, field trips, cooking, games and themed projects.
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We are grateful to all the 2014 KINDHEARTED DONORS
who help support our efforts to carry out our mission.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Abess
Mr. Arthur Adelberg
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. James Nickelson
and Ms. Becky Anderson
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Angle
Mr. Alexander Armentrout
and Mrs. Paula Goodridge
Mr. and Mrs. James Avore
Mr. Kenneth Axelson
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babb
Ms. Johanna Babb
Mr. and Mrs. Deerin Babb-Brott
Mr. Bob Baldwin
Mr. John Scholz and Ms. Margaret Barclay
Mr. and Mrs. David Bardon
Mr. William Bartovics
Mr. Mark Battista
and Ms. Jennifer Andrews
Mr. and Mrs. Chip Bauer
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Beckman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Beebe
Ms. Roberta Belkin
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bender
Mr. Mark Benjamin and Ms. Karin Leuthy
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Bennett
Mr. and Mrs. David Berez
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Berke
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berliner
Ms. Elizabeth Berry
Mr. and Mrs. John Bertuzzi
Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Beveridge
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Bicker
Ms. Carolyn Birbeck
Mr. and Mrs. John Bird
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Blick
Mr. John Blydenburgh
Ms. Sandy Bodamer
Mr. Dan Bookham and Ms. Jessie Davis
Dr. and Mrs. James Bowditch
Ms. Margaret Boyajian
Ms. Joyce Boyington
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Brace
Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bresnahan
Ms. Mary Gray Brott
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Brown
Mr.and Mrs. Barrett Brown
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bruce
Mr. Eric Burr
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bush
Ms. Carol Butler
Mr. and Mrs. James Butler
Ms. Diana Cable
Mr. Larry Campbell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell
Mr. James Fraser Carpenter
Mr. James Quigley and Ms. Kyla Cech
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chamberlain
Ms. Michelle Chamberlain
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Chamberlin
Dr. Rick Chandler
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Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Chatfield
Ms. Mary P. Chatfield
Mr. and Mrs. Morris Cheston, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Christie
Mr. and Mrs. John Claussen
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clement
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cohn
Ms. Ruth Cole
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas R. Coleman, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. David Colson
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conover
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coster
Mr. and Mrs. William Crandall
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cunningham, Jr.
Mr. Joseph Curll and Ms. Hilda Livingstone
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Curtis
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cyr
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Daggett
Mr. Drew Darling
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davee
Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson
Ms. Jill Delano
Mr. C. Paul Denckla
Mr. and Mrs. William Deptula
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deupree
Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. H. Dodge
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory J. Domareki Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Wells Dow
Mr. Peter Duffey and Ms. Caroline Beard
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eaton
Mr. Patrick McManus
and Ms. Melanie Beth Ellsworth
Mr. Edward Endl, III and Dr. Deborah Endl
Dr. and Mrs. David Ettinger
Ms. Elizabeth Eudy
Mr. Thomas Fear
and Ms. Anne Harmon Fear
Mr. Ryan Fendler
Mr. and Mrs. H. Allen Fernald
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Fifield
Dr. and Mrs. Andrew Filderman
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fillnow
Mr. Jonathan Schwartz
and Ms. Marcella Fischer
Jonathan and Briar Fishman
Ms. Erin M. Flanagan
Mr. Michael Flanagan
Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fletcher
Mr. and Mrs. Shane Flynn
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Forster
Ms. Valerie Foster
Ms. Lydia Fournier
Mrs. Joan Foxwell
Mr. Robert French
Mr. Michael Frier and Ms. Rebecca Benner
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Furman
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gale
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galgano
Mr. Dorsey Gardner and Ms. Ni Rong
Ms. Diana Gay
Drs. Jacob and Terry Gerritsen
Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore
Mr. Thomas Girard
and Ms. Deborah F. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Glass
Mr. and Mrs. William Glover
Ms. Bernadette Goncharova
Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon
Robert and Maureen Gordon
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Gorman
Mr. Victor Gould
Mr. Peter Graham and Ms. Elizabeth Wright
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Greene
Mr. Thomas Gribble
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Griffin
Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffiths
Mr. and Mrs. James J. Grimes
Mr. Rick Grimes
Mr. Bill Hahn
Dr. and Mrs. David Hall
Ms. Elinor L. Hallowell
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick F. Harrison
Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart
Mr. and Mrs. George Haselton
Mr. and Mrs. John Hathaway, III
Dr. Richard Beauchesne
and Ms. Patricia Healy
Mr. and Mrs. James Hegan
Mr. John Heilker and Capt. Sharyn Burke
Ms. Karen Hendrixson
Ms. Elizabeth Henry
Mr. Michael S. Higgins
Mr. Samuel Millar, Jr.
and Ms. Frances Hitchcock
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hitchings
The Hokkanen Family
Mr. and Mrs. David Holmes
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Holt
Mr. John A. Horner
Mr. Thomas Girard
and Ms. Deborah F. Howard
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Howland
Mr. and Mrs. David F. Hoy III
Mr. Christopher Huntington
and Ms. Justine Simon
Jean Hutchins and Roger Rittmaster
Mr. and Mrs. Geoffrey James
Mr. and Mrs. John Jensen
Mr. and Mrs. David Jermann
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Jones
Mr. Kim Jones
Mr. and Mrs. William Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Jordan
Mr. Mark Juliana and Ms. Elaine Ng
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas P. Jurewitz
Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Kanellakis
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Keefer
Mr. William Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Barry King
Mr. and Mrs. James Kinsella
Mr. and Mrs. Loren Kitt
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kline
Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knapp
Ms. Stephanie Kumble
Mr. and Mrs. Parker S. Laite, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamb
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Lary
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lasbury
Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ledwith
Mr. and Mrs. Richard W. Ledwith, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. William Leone
The Lerner Family
Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lewis
Mr. Paul Doiron and Ms. Kristen Lindquist
We are grateful to all the 2014 KINDHEARTED DONORS
who help support our efforts to carry out our mission.
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Little
Mr. Reed Lowden
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludman
Mr. and Mrs. Peter MacDonald
Elizabeth Macomber and Kelly Straight
Ms. Barbara MacRae
Ms. Hannah Magnusson
Mr. J. Robert Mann
Mrs. Edith Manns
Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mansfield
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis
Ms. Sally Marki
Ms. Martha Martens
Mr. and Mrs. James Matlack
Mr. and Mrs. J. Duncan Matlack
Ms. Marian McAleenan
Mr. and Mrs. John McCallister
Mr. and Mrs. John McCormick, Jr.
Mr. Kenneth McKinley
and Dr. Susan McKinley
Mr. Michael Reese
and Ms. Mary Alice McLean
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McQuade
Sally and Don Merchant
Mr. Joseph D. Messler, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. John Meyn
Mrs. Katherine Migliorato
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Miller
Mr. and Mrs. Ranlet Miner
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Mirabile
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Mitchell
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Mitchell
Ms. Jane Monhart
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Montgomery
Mrs. Ann Montgomery
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Morgan
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morong
Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller
Mr. William Murphy
Mr. William Trevaskis and Ms. Courtney Naliboff
Mr. and Mrs. Jeffrey Nathan
Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicolet
Mr. and Mrs. Paul O'Brien
Ms. Sarah Ellen O'Donnell
Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Hara
Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Opiela
Mr. and Mrs. Solomon Orff
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Oxton
Ms. Jane Palmer
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parent
Ms. Katharine W. Parker
Mr. Norm Parratt
Mr. Herbert Parsons
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Patten
Tom and Gray Payne
Ms. Jean Payne
Mr. and Mrs. William Peace
Mr. Donald Pearson and Ms. Lynne Champion
Mrs. Elisabeth Pendleton
Ms. Tricia Pendleton
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Coleman Perkins
Ms. Susan Petersmeyer
Mr. and Mrs. William Pettee
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phaup
Mr. Dalton Philbrook
Mr. Stanley Piecuch
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. J. Michael Pierce
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Pieri
Ms. Isabella Pierson
Mr. Charles Pingree
Mr. Donald Sussman and Ms. Chellie Pingree
Mr. Jason Mann and Rep. Hannah Pingree
Ms. Megan Porter
Mr. Scott Stoughton and Ms. Cyndi Prince
Patricia Putnam
Ms. Sarah Putnam
Mr. Frank Rankin
Ms. Susan Rardin
Ms. Maureen Rhodes
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Richard, Sr.
Ms. Susie Richardi
Ms. Diana Rigg
Mr. Lyle Rigg and Ms. Sharon Creech
Mr. Brendan Riordan
and Ms. Heather Deese-Riorda
Mr. and Mrs. Rich Roberts
Mr. and Mrs. James Rockefeller, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers, III
Mr. Scott Pons and Ms. Jennifer Roper
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Roper
Mr. and Mrs. James Russell
Ms. Sheila Buchanan Ruyle
Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scheuer
Mr. Marc V. Schnur
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schoen
Ms. Kendra Schuster
Ms. Mariellen Schwentker
Mr. Dan Seefahrt
Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman
Dr. Neal Yetman
and Ms. Monica Shields
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shields
Ms. Flora Ann Shorey
Dr. and Mrs. Bruce Sigsbee
Ms. Jean Silva
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Silverio
The Matthew R. Simmons Family
Mrs. Linda Slattery
Ms. Donna Ward Smith
Eva and Steven Smith
Mr. and Mrs. Gary Smith
Ms. Stephanie Smith
Mr. Brian Smullen
Mrs. Virginia Smyth
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Snead
Mr. James Snider
Mr. and Mrs. William Spear
Mr. Jeff Spera
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Spizzuoco
Mr. and Mrs. Jory Squibb
Mr. Ben St. Cyr
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Stalnaker
Drs. Harold Van Lonkhuyken
and Kirsten Staples
Mr. Ron Staschak
and Ms. Denise Anderson
Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stein
Mr. Joseph Steinberger
and Ms. Keiko Suzuki
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Stewart
Ms. Molly Stone
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Storin
Mr. Richard Stuart
Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan
Mr. Ansel Dekle and Ms. Dixie Swanson
Mr. Neale Sweet and Ms. Betsy Perry
Ms. Rikki Tahta
Ms. Ann Tani
Mr. and Mrs. Martin Taylor
Ms. Susan G. Taylor
Capt. W. D. Taylor, USN Ret.
Ms. Mary Thompson
Pamela Tibbetts
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Tolman
Ms. Krista Tolman
Mr. Michael Grey and Ms. April Totman
Mr. K. Richard Trenholm
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner
Ms. Margaret B. Ungerleider
Mr. Peter Van Alstine
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Van Der Keift
Mr. and Mrs. David Vaughn
Ms. Faith Vautour
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walcott
Mr. and Mrs. Franklin Walker
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker
Mr. Art Warren
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warren
Mr. Theodore Bell
and Mrs. Lucinda Watson
Ms. Katherine Weatherbee
Mr. and Mrs. David Weferling
Mr. and Mrs. David Weil
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiler
Ms. Joan Welsh
Mr. Wes Wescott
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Westphal
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon J. Whiting
Mr. Richard Whitman
Ms. Calah Whitney
Mr. and Mrs. Chris Whytock
Dr. and Mrs. Roger Wickenden
Mr. Richard Wiemer
Mr. John R. Williams, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Beekman Winthrop
Mr. and Mrs. Richard D. Witherspoon
Lori and Jasen Wood
Ms. NinaLynn H. Woolston
The Worthington Charitable Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Wyman
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yahner
Ms. Kim Young
Mr. and Mrs. Steven Young
Dr. Ed Zanca
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Zern
WE BELIEVE that
when you give to the
Y, you are funding
life-changing programs that
help thousands of children,
adults and families
LEARN, GROW
AND THRIVE.
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.
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