Y Annual Report 07.indd
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Y Annual Report 07.indd
CARING RESPONSIBILITY HONESTY RESPECT FAITH 2006 ANNUAL REPORT THE YMCA of YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF YOUNGSTOWN Board of Trustees FRONT ROW: MIDDLE ROW: BACK ROW: MISSING FROM PHOTO: Phil Kocon; Judge George Limbert; Melinda Davies; Attorney Thomas J. Lodge, president; Anthony Lariccia; Kenneth L. Rudge, chief executive officer; C. Robert Buchanan, past president; Andrea Wood Paul Harkey; Gregg Strollo; Richard Hahn; Thomas Fleming, vice president; J.D. Mirto; Howard B. Friend, vice president; Warren Harrell; Raymond Brown Joseph Pipino; Attorney Thomas Gacse; Gregory Kleeh, assistant treasurer; David Bennett; Attorney Timothy Jacob; John H. Yerian, Jr., treasurer; James B. Greene, vice president; Timothy Bresnahan; Walter Pishkur; William Brennan William Bigelow, secretary/ assistant treasurer; Thomas A. Cleary; James E. Greene; Donald Harrison; Garry Mrozek; William Richardson; William Russell; Herbert Schuler, Jr. Trustees Emeritus R. Thornton Beeghly, William L. Spencer, David Tod and Kenneth J. Wilson ® page 2 Howard Hartzell FITCH YMCA BRANCH Board of Management YMCA Volunteer of the Year Award “Joe Check Memorial” Howard Hartzell was honored at the Annual YMCA meeting in March for his many years of outstanding service to the youth of the Youngstown YMCA. Since 1964, Howard has volunteered as a basketball official in the Hi-Y leagues. He has been volunteering in the current youth leagues since the inception of the league. He has also been helpful in officiating in our wheelchair basketball league. Mr. Hartzell helped with the organization of the current youth flag football league and serves as a coach in the indoor youth soccer league. A participant in the YMCA Community Cup, Howard enjoys playing racquetball at the Y. His most pleasurable moments in volunteering at the Y are when parents approach him after the game and express their appreciation for helping their child improve on their sport skills. Volunteer of the Year Award Joe Check Memorial Awarded annually to the individual who best exemplifies the Joe Check spirit of volunteerism. 1989 Jean M. Ross 1998 John Storey 1990 J. Richard Bennett 1999 Kenneth J. Wilson 1991 William Schrack 2000 James Lottier 1992 James E. Mitchell 2001 John H. Yerian, Jr. 1993 Gordon Harrison 2002 William Richardson 1994 James E. Greene 2003 William Bigelow 1995 Daniel J. Mirto 2004 Al Leonhart 1996 Howard B. Friend 2005 James B. Greene 1997 Emma Blackstone 2006 Howard Hartzell FRONT ROW: Virginia Williams, Amy Mirkin, Barb Roman, J.D. Mirto, Chairman; Bill Lyder, Camp Director; Ken Rudge, CEO; Attorney Thomas Lodge, President Metro Board MIDDLE ROW: Dann Olin, Assistant Camp Director; Tony DeAscentis, Brian Berlin, Attorney Eldon Wright, Howard B. Friend, Campaign Chairman; Attorney Bob Fulton, Bill Gerson BACK ROW: Sam Boak; Jim Altiere, Howard T. Friend; John H. Yerian, Jr., Bruce Brocker, Sam Miller, Greg Donahue, Assistant Camp Director MISSING FROM PHOTO: Rick Dearing; Kim Rieck; Dave Deibel; Larry Teaberry and Phil Kilpatrick page 3 ® A note from our Board Chairman… 2006 Highlights Dear YMCA Members: In July of 2006, the YMCA of the USA announced “Activate America” – a program to introduce exercise and healthy lifestyle to segments Thomas J. Lodge of the population that traditional programming Chairman of the Board does not reach. The goal is to promote new and traditional programs among specific populations in our community who do not regularly engage in physical activity. The Youngstown YMCA, through its Board of Trustees, officially participates in “Activate America” and is developing, marketing and conducting programs designed to: A. Provide senior citizens opportunities for personal enrichment and fitness enhancement; B. Promote healthy lifestyles to families with young children; and C. Create an environment to relieve stress and encourage exercise among middle-aged men and women. The Youngstown Y, comprised of Davis, Central and Fitch branches, will always continue its traditional programs. “Activate America” will introduce the Youngstown Y to segments of the community who do not recognize the importance of exercise and a healthy lifestyle. During 2006, the Youngstown YMCA has served, through its three branches, more members and program participants than at any time in its history. Sometimes we reflect back upon the “glory days” of our past. At the Youngstown YMCA, the “glory days” are today. We plan to continue the growth of the Y’s mission in 2007 and to Activate Youngstown in the process. — Thomas J. Lodge Chairman of the Board ▼ In conjunction with Anthem Blue Cross & Blue Shield, 1,186 seniors were enrolled in the Silver Sneakers Program and participated in Wellness programs at the “Y”. ▼ Thanks to a $100,000 challenge gift from Home Savings & Loan Charitable Foundation, a $400,000 water filtration plant has been constructed at Camp Fitch. ▼ New software designed to streamline our business and financial procedures and a new payroll and program software to better serve our staff and members was implemented. ▼ 3,000 youth learned to swim and 4,000 attended our Day Camp and Preschool programs. ® ▼ Special thanks to Al Leonhart for his monthly newsletter articles “Historical Moments at the YMCA.” ▼ Mitchell Lodge at Camp is being built in memory and to honor Attorney James Mitchell, YMCA past board president and long-time member and supporter of the YMCA. ▼ Over 1 million members, program members, campers, and guests hand-keyed in during 2006 averaging about 3,000 different people per day that used our “Y” facilities. ▼ The Y’s International program continues to grow with hosted campers from six countries and staff from ten countries. ▼ $421,673 in capital improvements, repairs and new equipment was invested in our facilities. The Young Men’s Christian Association Mission Statement: The YMCA of Youngstown Ohio is a not-for-profit, charitable organization dedicated to building healthy spirit, mind and body. The YMCA puts Christian principles into practi� As part of a worldwide association, the YMCA of Youngstown, serves men, women and children of all ages, incomes, abilities, races and religions. ® page 4 A note from our Chief Executive Officer… Fulfilling Our Mission Dear YMCA Members: The Youngstown Young Men’s Christian Association reaches out to families, youth, adults, seniors and people with special needs with proKenneth L. Rudge grams that develop values and encourage moral Chief Executive Officer and ethical behavior based on Christian beliefs. Our programs are the conduit of our mission. Character development is truly our product. The YMCA strongly believes that challenging individuals – especially at an early age – to accept and demonstrate a positive set of core values is much more effective than attempting to treat or cure social problems once they arise. The YMCA fosters an environment where diversity is celebrated and where all can reach their fullest potential and pool their talents to reach beyond their individual limits to create a stronger community for all of us. The Youngstown YMCA is a place where people of all ages and walks of life come to receive physical, social and spiritual support and where critical lessons in self-esteem, respect, sportsmanship, teamwork and community service are learned. Our core values of Honesty, Respect, Caring, Responsibility and Faith help us lay the foundation for positive living. We’re excited to announce that in 2006 we reached two wonderful milestones. We now serve over 25,000 annual members through our YMCA. We also serve another 50,000 folks on a less permanent basis through such programs as youth sports, swimming lessons, fitness classes and camping. Thank you for your support and prayers as we enter another exciting year. — Kenneth L. Rudge Chief Executive Officer “My prayer for all of them is that they will be of one heart and mind, just as You and I are, Father that just as You are in Me and I am in You, so they will be in Us and the world will believe You sent Me.” ▼ A place to belong: The YMCA works to build “small communities” among people to connect them with one another. ▼ People who care: The YMCA is run by caring volunteers and staff making everyone feel welcome. Grown-ups practice trustworthiness, respect, responsibility, caring and fairness. Kids find heroes at the YMCA. ▼ Choice of Programs that build skills: The YMCA helps to ensure that everyone finds something to succeed in and benefit from, so they can grow in spirit, mind and body. ▼ Fun: The YMCA understands that fun helps people stay motivated and involved, keeps their hearts and minds youthful, and helps them live life to the fullest. ▼ Faith: The YMCA builds a moral and ethical foundation for life, with God’s love and His commandments as our cornerstone. Financial Assistance Central Branch $345,000 Camp Fitch Branch $141,000 Davis Family Branch $32,000 ® ▼ Service to others: The Youngstown YMCA ensures that each child and family, regardless of their circumstances or ability to pay, can be part of the YMCA. Thousands of volunteers give their time and skills as basketball coaches mentoring ten kids a season, or as board members leading the YMCA or a fundraiser, or as many of our other volunteers who inspire young people to strive for more. The YMCA knows that even small gestures can change lives. ▼ Through support from the United Way ($156,390), our annual Partner of Youth Campaign, Send-a-kid-to-Camp Campaign, donations from local foundations, businesses and federal grants: $482,896 was donated to give everyone the opportunity to belong to the YMCA. Youngstown/Mahoning Valley United Way John 17:21 page 5 ® “God has given everyone a conscience to tell right from wrong.” Romans 2: 14-15 ® Youth & Adult Sports YMCA sports seek to bring out the best in every participant. The ideals are high for both youth and adult teams and leagues. The Y’s approach is that everybody plays regardless of ability. The Y’s sports leagues teach cooperation and teamwork, help meet the physical and social needs of kids, develop skills, build self-esteem, strengthen families and promote healthy life styles. ® page 6 “Love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your mind.” Matthew 22:37 Family Environment ® The YMCA is proud to be a family organization which provides a safe and wholesome environment. Programs encourage adults and children to set aside time to spend absorbed in projects together. Regular time slots are set aside expressly for families to swim, work out and play together. page 7 ® “A man’s heart plans his way, but the Lord directs his steps.” Proverbs 16:9 ® Good Health & Fitness Prevention is the key word for physical education and health. Our programs are organized around the principle that there is a “oneness” of body, mind and spirit. They are aimed to help produce a long and productive life and having fun with it. The Y’s way of life requires education in good nutrition, proper exercise, avoidance of drug and alcohol abuse, and dealing with stress. ® page 8 “All the earth shall worship You and sing praises to You.” Psalm 66:4 Youth & Adults with Disabilities ® The YMCA provides special populations with the opportunities for personal enrichment, fitness enhancement, recreation and camping. A barrier-free environment and classes adapted to special needs enables this population to improve self-worth and, most importantly, maintain their independence. page 9 ® “Oh, sing to the Lord a new song! For He has done marvelous things.” Psalm 98:1 ® Seniors The YMCA operates programs that improve the physical, social, and mental health of seniors who need a place to go, a place they know they are always welcome. Special programs and volunteer opportunities are designed to help older adults maintain their best physical condition which then helps them maintain independence, address chronic disease and health care crises. ® page 10 “Let the beauty of the Lord our God be upon us.” Psalm 90:17 Camping ® Since 1914, Camp Fitch has been true to its mission and has expanded from just boys to girls, to adults, to families and for people with special needs. Campers at Camp Fitch and in our Day Camp program grow in leadership, personal skills, self-confidence, self-reliance, appreciation of others, independence, decision making as they gain in their knowledge of the outdoors. page 11 ® “Whatever a man sows, that he will also reap.” Galations 6:7 Heritage Club – Endowment Fund Dec. 31, 2006 - $4,268,717 $50,000 gift from the estates of Judge Sidney and Attorney Bert Rigelhaupt The YMCA invites you to join our Heritage Club, a special group of people who believe in the mission and purpose of the Y. Through contributions in many different forms, our friends help us keep meaningful programs, preserve our buildings and maintain a stable financial future. There are a variety of gift programs available to qualify for Heritage Club. ▼ Outright Gifts ® 2006 Membership & Program/ Campers Report Membership 2005 1,831 3,191 4,092 4,235 9,037 1,289 1,016 2006 1,785 3,451 4,604 4,837 9,758 1,585 1,215 2005 2,429 15,541 14,790 6,272 8,556 2,354 1,040 2006 2,605 16,583 13,964 6,303 9,017 2,327 2,265 Total 24,691 27,235 50,982 53,064 Central Branch Davis Branch Fitch Branch Campers 8,413 16,278 — 9,720 17,515 — 26,605 6,926 17,451 25,690 9,812 17,562 1-5 years of age 6-11 years of age 12-17 years of age 18-29 years of age 30-54 years of age 55-64 years of age Over 65 years of age ▼ Charitable Trusts 14,431 Male (53%) 12,804 Female (47%) ▼ Insurance ▼ Will Bequests ▼ Memorials The YMCA means many different things to many different people and these memories are important. Heritage Club members create a legacy that will continue for years to come by donating now or with a future gift. If you, your financial planner or attorney are interested in more information on becoming a Heritage Club Member, please call Kenneth L. Rudge, 330-744-8411 and start on the way to making a truly meaningful commitment to your YMCA and future generations. ® page 12 Program/Campers Volunteers – 4,124 Staff – 647 28,844 Male (54%) 24,220 Female (46%) YMCA of Youngstown, Ohio Association’s 2006 Financial Report Operating Revenue Membership Dues Program Fees Sales Other Revenue Contributions United Way Investments Government Contracts Intra Y Allocations Total Revenue 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 1,141,533 2,061,399 199,596 226,950 200,000 119,725 54,953 253,870 1,941,421 2,172,746 204,313 62,014 233,756 186,954 122,512 56,201 296,370 3,316,727 2,394,565 264,348 247,500 222,184 167,791 116,279 58,258 365,000 3,875,893 2,466,847 274,973 261,640 207,570 168,000 106,602 85,471 413,000 4,096,930 2,667,432 280,283 306,936 234,462 156,390 115,751 92,044 435,000 48.9% 31.8% 3.3% 3.7% 2.8% 1.9% 1.4% 1.1% 5.1% $4,258,026 $5,266,287 $7,152,651 $7,859,995 $8,385,228 100% 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 % of Total 2,110,056 771,238 692,389 6,465 149,089 134,321 87,030 52,852 253,870 2,490,666 786,201 789,482 379,408 177,877 167,668 94,149 83,296 296,370 3,235,611 1,109,576 992,841 732,132 243,886 216,953 149,107 106,034 365,000 3,505,827 1,380,697 993,181 857,386 229,380 227,436 138,154 113,839 413,000 3,558,162 1,787,562 990,740 854,052 244,495 234,067 165,884 114,422 435,000 42.6% 21.5% 11.8% 10.2% 2.9% 2.8% 2.0% 1.3% 5.1% $4,257,310 $5,265,117 $7,151,140 $7,858,900 $8,384,385 100% $716 $1,170 $1,511 $1,095 $842 Operating Expense Salary/Benefits/Taxes Building/Equipment Supplies Financing Other Expense Liability Insurance Contractual Services Printing/Advertising Intra “Y” Allocation Total Expenses Position % of Total Branch Budget Report Income Metro Central Davis Fitch Total Expense 2004 478,959 1,987,052 2,652,179 2,034,461 2005 519,602 2,081,236 3,227,839 2,031,318 2006 550,751 2,058,177 3,615,711 2,160,589 2004 478,859 1,986,950 2,651,541 2,033,790 2005 519,302 2,080,940 3,277,436 2,031,222 2006 550,743 2,057,878 3,615,525 2,160,240 $7,152,651 $7,859,995 $8,385,228 $7,151,140 $7,858,900 $8,384,385 Capital Campaign Contributions $707,461 Total Assets $29,030,746 (unaudited) page 13 ® 2006 Annual Support Campaign Joseph Pipino Campaign Chairman $5,000 + Chairman’s Club Bruce J. Beard Community Foundation/ Kennedy Foundation Hine Memorial Fund Send-a-Kid-to-Camp, Inc. Raymond John Wean Foundation Western Pennsylvania Epileptic Foundation $2,500 - $4,999 President’s Club Anthem Blue Cross/Blue Shield Donnell Ford Humility of Mary Health Partners Kiwannis Club of Youngstown, Ohio Lariccia, Jones, Allen, Merrill Lynch Attorney Thomas J. Lodge Parker Hannifin Foundation Donald Patchen Roth, Blair, Roberts, Strasfeld & Lodge John Stone Sweeney Buick Pontiac GMC Chevrolet $1,000 - $2,499 Partner Aim Nationalease Altronic, Inc./Bruce Beeghly Astro Shapes Raymond & Laverne Brown Sean & Jana Burke Charitable Foundation Chili Open Golf Classic Anne Christman Foundation Edward DeBartolo, Jr. First Place Bank Community Foundation ® page 14 A Special Thank You for Supporting the YMCA’s Mission Arthur J. Gallagher Foundation HM Health Partners/Competitive Edge William & Darla Lyder Ronald McDonald House James J. Mocker ms consultants George Ogletree Joseph D. Pipino Edward Powers Trust Precor, Inc. Ken & Marilyn Rudge Scotford Foundation Michael & Joyce Shaffer A.D. Stambaugh Foundation Treeman Industries Valley Industrial Trucks Frank & Norma Watson Foundation Gary Weaver Warren P. Williamson Foundation $500 - $999 Contributor Armstrong Cable W.E. Bliss Boardman Steel Gregg Bogan Canteen Services Century Small Business Solutions/ Paul Milligan Daniel A. Cvercko Daprile Insurance Farmer’s National Bank First Place Bank Community Foundation Gallagher Pipino Insurance Greg Greenwood Guy’s BBQ Home Savings & Loan Hynes Industries Attorney Timothy Joseph Jacob Larry & Nancy Jensen Alan R. Kretzer D.R. Larcinese Manchester, Bennett, Powers & Ullman Deana Manzi Richard Mayo Nancy Mirto Walter J. Pishkur Pleasant Grove Presbyterian Church RV Heating and Air Conditioning Schwebel Baking Co. Short Stop Truck Plaza/Cash Today Sports Display David Tod Tri-D Dies, Inc. Yerkey Chiropractic Youngstown Foundation Youngstown Thermal $250 - $499 Sponsor Aim Leasing Drivers, Inc. Genevieve Allsopp Assurance Land Autumn Hills Care Center Axis Enterprises, Inc./Thomas Hutch Banner Simco M David Bennett Attorney David Betras Mark & Rose Braydich Mark Braydich C. Robert Buchanan, Architect Cailor Fleming Insurance/Trent Cailor Gary Camp Chiropractic & Sports Therapy Center Cobblestone Corner David Comstock J. Creed Curbstone Coaches Cycle Sales Dante DeAngelo Albin & Jean Dearing Fund DMXI Dorrance Supply Co./J.W. Dorrance Arthur Duran Daniel Ebert Five Star Graphics Dave Fonderlin Brian Fonderlin Fonderlin Development Friendly’s Arthur Gallagher Tom & Karen Grantonic J. Graygo HANDS/Beeghly Medical Park Donald R. Harrison Autumn Hill Hill, Barth & King/Phillip S. Kocon Jemm Restaurant Robert & Marla Jolliff Key Bank J. W. Korody, Jr. Greg Krieger Dr. William T. Kunkel, Jr. Lee Moneti Ange Karen D. Lodge John Mayo Bob & Sharon McKinney Shary McKinney Monit Nationwide Insurance Garry Mrozek Ed Muransky Thomas Nycz John H. Odle Ohio Sports Ohio Sports & Spine Jeffery Patterson Sam Pipino Poland Family Practice R V Heating and Air Conditioning Sandy Ross Randall Rummell Russo’s Sign Shop Sandy Bee Gymnastics & Dance Santon Electric/Coventry Lighting Doug Sweeney Campaign Co-Chairman Santon Electric Dr. Andy Schmutz Herbert Schuler Schwebel Family Foundation Short Stop Truck Plaza Simco Management Co. Sky Bank Southside Handel’s Ice Cream Steelhounds The Muransky Companies Town One Realty Frederick W. Viehe Ruth V. Wean WSB Rehabilitation Services, Inc. John H. Yerian, Jr. Youngstown Lions Club/ Sight Saving Club Youngstown Panhellenic Assoc. $100 - $259 + Patrons Geraldine Aaron-Damore G. Byron F. Abrigg, TTEE Achkar Jewelers ADE, Inc. Adult Education/Mahoning County Center Advanced Dermatology Advetech, Inc. A Friend Aladdin’s Eatery Amendolara’s Pizza & Rolls Arby’s/Pipino Management Armstrong Cable Astro Shapes Austintown Lions Austintown Podiatry Association, Inc. Avalon Gardens B & B Construction/Joseph Tahos B & I Management John Barkett Bean Counter Café David A. Beck Loren Beck Sandy Beil Terrie L. Bennett William Bigelow Emma L. Blackstone Mary Blasko Stephen Blasko, Jr. Thomas Boniface Melissa Booth Brock Builders, Inc./Brian Brock Donald R. Brooks Don & Marcia Brunetti Burgan Real Estate Timothy Burk Burns, O’Hare & Bella/Dennis Bella The Business Journal Butler Wick Butler Wick/Bob Ferraro Butler Wick/John Luklan C & A International/Matt Carlozzi Café Roma Camp Live Oak Joseph Campati Msgr. Michael J. Cariglio Bert Carmichael Herbert Carmichael Carney-McNicholas, Inc./Greg Carney Carribean Pool & Hot Tubs Casal Aveda Institute Thomas J. Case Dr. David Castilla Catholic Health Care Partners Chairman of the Boards, Inc. Chalet Premier Chess Electric Choice Homes Lawrence Clark Clayton Heating Dan Clayton Clear Channel Radio Youngstown Thomas A. Cleary Cohen & Company David Comstock Concrete Restoration/John Lucci Michael Congemi Chase Connors & Family CR Electric, Inc. Craver Animal Hospital/Dr. R.J. Edwards Dick Creed Lynn Creed Attorney John P. Daliman Davis Funeral Home Day-Lite Cleaning Services/Dom Perry DEAN Northeast, LLC DeBald & Co. Mary Pipino Demaiolo Louis Devicchio Dominion East Ohio Gas Alex Downie & Sons Co. Alex Downie, Jr. Ted Downie Eva Doyle John Doyle Larry Duck Eastern Ohio Pulmonary Consultants Eaton Group, Inc. GMAC Real Estate Eclipse Alloy Wheels Constantine E. Economus, M.D. Eranco Business Broker Dr. John A. Esarco Expert Service Exterminating, Inc. Sam Fasline, Jr. Sam T. Fasline Larry Fithian Patricia Fithian Suzanne & Al Fleming Foundation Tom Fleming William Florig Forum Health Services Friend of the YMCA Nick Froslear Attorney Thomas M. Gacse Leonard Ganchar Harry Gentithes Gerber Electric Gold Exchange Kenneth Goldsboro Grange Insurance/Advertising Dept. Great Garage Doors/Sam Ciminero James E. Greene Dennis Haines Steve Hamrock Paul M. Harkey Warren Harrell Harrington, Hoppe & Mitchell Paul Haustovich Dr. Shaun Hennon Henricks Electric James Herr Hill, Barth & King LLC/Bruce Walston Sandra Homrighouse Maureen Horvath Independent Cleaning Services Independent Pharmacy Group Indian Creek Faculty Donald R. Inglis Inter County, Inc. International Contractors Corp. Irish Bob’s Pub Johnson & Johnson, Attorneys at Law Dr. Joseph Michael Kachmer Dr. Karlock Keynote Media Group/Richard Hahn Richard Keyse Rick Keyse Phillip S. Kocon Komar Plumbing Co., Inc. Komara Jewelers Bernie Kosar Randall Kostekl Mike Kraynanski James J. Kurmpak John W. Kurtz Charles Scott Lanz L’Atelier Custom Woodworking, Inc. Law Office of Jonathan Politi Linda Lawrence James E. Lessick DDS Thomas J. Lipka Richard Lucarell Lyden Oil Company Magnum Industries Dominic Marchionda Mashorda’s County Gardens Charles Masters & Co. Richard P. McLaughlin Messenger Trust Mid America Events George Mitchell Sam & Helen Moffie R. Mucci Kathleen E. Mumaw Dean & Scot Murray Insurance Muscle Connection NE Ohio Title William M. Neckerman Judith Neyman Joseph Nohra O.T. Plus, Ltd. Ohio One Old North Church Fr. Timothy O’Neil Optical One, Inc./Ed DeBlasio Optiview Vision Center Oscar’s/Antone’s Our Lady of Mt. Carmel Church Perfecta Products, Inc. Sandra J. Perren Phantom Fireworks/ B.J. Alan, Co. Pinnacle Health Concepts, LLC Delores M. Pipino Donald Paul Pipino Patricia A. Pipino Sam D. Pipino Poland Methodist Church Questar Capital Corp. Questar Capital Corp./Janice M. JanJanin Rachel’s Restaurant David J. Reed Reinnovations Contracting Rhiel Supply William & Louise Richardson Attorney Ted Roberts Donald Rodenbaugh Rondinelli Tuxedo Co. Michael Ruddy William & Linda Russell Drs. George A. & Jon A. Saadey, DDS St. Barbara’s Church Salon Concetta Bill Sandy John S. Santisi Santon Electric Daniel J. Santon Lowell Satre Second Nature Landscape Security Title Agency John Senvissky Jyotnidra & Nirupama Shah Simrick, Inc./Taco Bell Smith Barney/Diane Shamrock Patricia Soller Kyrsten Studer Foundation Sure Shot Transmissions The Beverage House The Home Resort The Sandwich Factory Kathleen A. Thomas Susan Thomas Thomas Tobin Ray Travaglini UAW Local 1714 Universal Percussion, Inc. Upstairs Restaurant & Lounge V & M Star V.I.P. Car Care Valley Foods/Jeff Valley Valley Industrial Trucks R.T. Vernal, Paving, Inc. John Vitullo Wachovia Securities Ellen Wakeford-Banks Waldon Pond Development, Inc. Dave Walker Realty Drs. H.S. & Florence Wang Family Foundation Wash on Wheels/John Vicarel Howard Wharton Williams & Williams CPA’s, Inc. Windsor House Francis J. Wittnauer Andrea Wood Arthur Wood George Woodman Woodridge Labs Barbara’s X-Static About Hair Nick Yacavone Youngstown Associates in Radiology, Inc. Youngstown City Schools Youngstown Floor Sanding Youngstown International Towers Co. Youngstown News Co. Youngstown Police Ranking Officers Youngstown Professional Firefighters Local 312 YUNDOKIDS, Inc. Patty Zamudio Dr. Joseph F. Zeno page 15 ® The Young Men’s Christian Association ® 17 N. Champion St. P.O. Box 1287 Youngstown, OH 44501-1287 The Young Men’s Christian Association Kenneth L. Rudge Chief Executive Officer Judy Neyman Administrative Assistant William L. Lyder Fitch Branch Director Michael F. Shaffer Central Branch Director Thomas Grantonic Davis Branch Director NON-PROFIT ORG. U.S. POSTAGE PAID YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO PERMIT No. 301