2014 Community Impact Report - YMCA of Brockville and Area

A Place to Belong
YMCA of
Brockville and Area
2014 Community
Impact Report
Outstanding and transformative moments happen every day at the YMCA. Sometimes the impact is clear and easy to
articulate. Often it takes years to fully appreciate the effect our programs and services have had on an individual and
consequently the community we serve. As a leading charity we work hard to foster an environment where people of all
ages see a place for themselves and develop a keen sense of belonging.
Feeling a sense of belonging and having a sense of purpose is important. Critically important. It enhances our overall
health and well-being. Every day, 1,000 people enter our doors to exercise, to interact, to learn, to grow, to be cared for
or to care for others. Our special partnership of staff and volunteers make it all happen.
As we look back on 2014, we appreciate our continuing role in meeting the needs and nurturing the potential of the
communities we serve. Last year, 7, 838 individuals participated in YMCA programs, becoming active and taking charge of
their health. As a charity with deep roots in the community, we are grateful to the many talented staff, volunteers and
generous donors who answered our call to do more.
Strengthening community is our cause. Transforming lives is what we do.
We hope you will enjoy the 2014 Annual Impact Report, a testament to
the community we are building together.
Friends, laughter and fun is what you will find at your YMCA. We
welcome you to come through our doors, find where you belong and
tell us your Y story.
Sara (Sahira) Piracha
Chair, Board of Directors
Diana Deakin-Thomas
Interim CEO
Photo credit Nikita Chartrand, Youth Volunteer
Volunteers L-R Cathie Motluk, Lesley Dunning and Carrie Allan-Graves
Each of these amazing women have been making a difference in the lives of others here at our YMCA since the 1980s.
Each has been awarded the Dr. Stanley Brown Award, our highest recognition for our dedicated volunteers. Collectively,
they have volunteered for close to 100 years. Carrie began volunteering when she was young and in the area of youth
programs, now she leads fitness classes and “really enjoys talking to people and helping them to become more aware of
being fit and healthy”. When Lesley came to the Y in the 1980s she “didn’t even own sneakers but with encouragement
she joined”! Lesley has taught many things here at the Y and currently leads our very popular meditation classes. Lesley
encourages people to get involved – to learn of the volunteer opportunities available. Cathie tells us; “volunteering is a
rewarding experience. I get as much if not more out of everything I do. Try volunteering as it may turn out to be the best
thing in life.” Cathie leads our popular morning classes on Monday, Wednesday & Friday. This is a very fit group– don’t let
age deceive you, you might be hard pressed to keep up! Cathie can also be found volunteering at Youth Night in the pool.
Cathie also volunteers during the Annual Giving Campaign. Adapted: Doreen Barnes, St. Lawrence News with thanks
Potential
Matt’s story was shared in our 2014 Annual Giving Strong Kids Campaign. “I first came to the YMCA at the age of three.
My mother was a single parent and my sister and I needed care while she worked. We started in Child Care with the
financial assistance program and didn’t leave for a decade! Child Care turned into Summer Camp and I attended until I
was too old to go anymore. The Y adventure camp has made a huge impact on my life. I had a blast every year and made
lifelong friends. Having so much fun at camp helped me to determine my college education path and in 2014 I graduated
with a Recreation and Leisure Services diploma. The YMCA has inspired me to give back and help children to have
amazing experiences like I had. My family was helped when we really needed it and I wouldn’t be the person I am today
without the YMCA of Brockville and Area. I am forever thankful!”
A love affair with Life
photo of Doris McEwen and Audrey Beedie
Each in their 90s, these two women are mainstay
at our YMCA. They believe that volunteering
and staying involved in the community are very
important parts of their lives. Doris was a member
of the 1948 London Olympic team and continues
to swim daily at the Y – she is surrounded by friends –
and has a self-proclaimed “love affair with life”.
She tells us, “You meet the nicest people along the way”,
and truly believes volunteering leads to a better life.
Audrey doesn’t like to be sitting at home; “I like to do
something – I love the people and I like talking”. She believes
her “work” at the Y is an essential ingredient to a long and happy life. In April 2015 Audrey received the June Callwood
Outstanding Achievement Award for Voluntarism for her 70 years of volunteer service to her community.
Both are very capable and live on their own but recognize that perhaps one day, they might need help themselves. They
love being a part of the “Y Family” and encourage others to volunteer regardless of age.
Adapted: Alanah Duffy Recorder and Times-with thanks
Helping young
Pictured here are three of our
awesome TLTs (Tomorrow’s
Leaders Today) Allie Stewart,
Noah Xavier Williams and
Emily Cooper.
Allie, Noah and Emily help
lead, under the staff tutelage
of Joshua Hart-Plath and
Ruth Carter, our Saturday
Youth Nights at the YMCA.
Initially they came to the
YMCA to fulfill their volunteer hours but soon realized how much fun it is to lead. They recall a time when they
were young and “ruled the Y”. This amazing group of teens and their leaders offer 30
Youth Nights throughout the year. They learn leadership skills while kids from grades
one to eight come to hang out at the Y. Although outgoing, Allie shares that
volunteering at the Y has had a huge impact on her social skills. “Let the Y embrace
you” she advises! Emily encourages folks to “come to the Y, as it is a really great
experience”. Noah believes young people should consider joining the TLT program
because of the considerable skills one obtains in this leadership role. He also shares;
“this is the best feeling as we get to inspire the younger generation”.
Adapted: Doreen Barnes, St. Lawrence News with thanks
people find
their path
Growing up today can be
hard. Our YMCA
Youth Leadership
Development programs
such as Tomorrow’s Leaders
Today (TLT) engage more
than 20 young people
annually to feel prepared
and confident to meet
the demands and
challenges ahead
of them.
2,000 children
participate in YMCA
Learn to Swim
programs each year
750 children coming
from 30 local area
schools participate in
our Swim to Survive
program – a brilliant
partnership between
our local school boards,
the Lifesaving Society
through the Stephanie
Gaetz Foundation,
Canadian Tire Jumpstart
and the YMCA.
Hundreds participate in
our AquaFit classes
each week to get active
and have fun with
friends .
We have an AWESOME pool ~
The D.B. Green Pool!
It’s what happens in that pool that really matters! The ability to swim is many fold.
It is a skill that enables one to be safe in and around water and given our community is so
close to water it is an essential skill. It provides a great way to exercise one’s whole body,
it’s refreshing, it’s fun.
A minimum of 30 Saturday nights throughout the
year bring 120 kids to our YMCA Youth Night
where they can have fun in the pool as the space
becomes “theirs”.
We provide leadership training to approximately
30 people each year so they can become
lifeguards and swim instructors. Our Jr. Lifeguard
program works with 40 kids over the course of the
year.
We employ 40 awesome aquatic staff throughout the year!
Photo credit Nikita Chartrand, Youth Volunteer
Economic Barriers Removed
Under the skillful and heartfelt leadership of Campaign Chair Ian McFall and his amazing team, our YMCA raised
$328,000 in 2014. No one is turned away from participating at our YMCA due to an inability to pay the full fee. The
YMCA builds community by creating an environment where ALL can participate on a level playing field. The need in the
community continues to grow with one in ten families, one in nine children living below the poverty line, and one in 12
families reporting an inability to put food on the table (Lanark, Leeds and Grenville). 60% of the Brockville population is
overweight or obese, which leads to higher chronic health conditions.
At the YMCA we believe a sense of belonging is critically important for each and every one of us. Feeling a part of
something is essential to our well-being. Friends, laughter and involvement are what you can find at your YMCA.
Someone to lend a hand or someone for you to lend a hand to...a place to belong...your YMCA.
photo credit
Doreen Barnes,
St. Lawrence News
It’s ALL about Play—it’s my job!
We are laying the groundwork for our young
learners. Close to 800 children participate in our
many child development programs. From full day
Child Care to before and after school programs to
summer camp, the YMCA is here to provide safe,
affordable and nurturing experiences for the
youngest members of our community.
.
Our YMCA Playing to Learn curriculum puts PLAY at the core of our program. Our research based curriculum includes
play based discovery learning, exceptional staff, small groups, positive environments and family participation with a focus
on literacy, math, science, arts and construction.
Our YMCA Healthy Child Development and YMCA Raising Healthy Kids, is an asset based approach that guides our work
with older children. Close to 350 children attend camp each summer and we host a myriad of programs for thousands of
children both at our Park Street location and in numerous rural communities. From swim lessons to karate, cooking
lessons to birthday parties, we have a philosophy regarding how we work with children—a philosophy we call the “asset
building difference” - the building blocks of healthy development that help young people grow up healthy, caring and
responsible. All leading to the building of our Healthy Communities.
Our work is meaningful
7,838
563
Children in care at the Y and
in Licensed Home Child Care.
Total # of individuals served
7,434
Participants came to the Y to
become healthy and active.
338
Kids had the time of
their life at Camp
471
Seniors participating at
our Y aged 60+ years
Your impact...is
$328,000
523
Camper weeks were supported
by our generous donors
was raised to support individuals to
become healthier and to create
accessible programs for ALL.
Philanthropy volunteers
contributed 1,929 hours
in helping our community
2,613
Campership days
1,865
individuals whose financially
assisted YMCA memberships
were generously funded by
donors
468 caring donors
158
personal
One in Four
Are financially assisted at our YMCA
Visit www.brockvilley.com to learn more .
The Power of
Generosity
Our 468 donors, funders,
strategic partners and in-kind
supporters allowed us to
welcome 1,850 individuals in
2014 who would otherwise not
have had the opportunity to
participate and develop in spirit,
mind & body.
Thank YOU!
Visit www.brockvilley.com to learn more .
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#1 Wok/ Jack's
1000 Islands Restaurant & Pizzeria
1000 Islands & Seaway Cruises
3M Canada Company
Ted Abbott in honour of Sally Ross Paterson
Muhammad Abdullah & Elizabeth Casselman-Abdullah
Addison Goffin Boyd Law Firm
Alan Brown's
Brian Allan
Melva Allcock
Brandi Allingham
Pat Allport
Allseasons Heating & Cooling
Almost Perfect
Robert & Sandra Anderson
Denise Anthony
APEX Logistics Inc.
Meredith Armstrong
Robert & Diane Armstrong
Lorraine Arthur
Jerry & Janet Ashe
Axens Canada
Shelley Bacon
The Bangma Family
Jim & Doreen Barclay
Anthony & Jennifer Barnes
Kim Baumann
Robert & Willa Baynard
Beattie Dodge
Dave & Anne Beatty
Donna Beatty
Audrey Beedie
Stephen & Lisa Bell
Bell Media, BobFM/JRFM
Bennett Lewis McMahon Stillar Chartered Accountants
William & Faith Berghuis
Jack & Joyce Bernhardt
Biba
Big Brothers & Big Sisters of Leeds Grenville
Vera Black
Wayne & Dianne Blackwell
Douglas Blair
Thomas & Susan Blanchard
Boardwalk Landing
Book Trader
Booster Juice
Boston Pizza
John & Susan Braden
Kyle Bradford
Dan Bradley
Jeannette Bredin
Bretts Valumart
Brockville and Area YMCA Foundation
Brockville Arts Centre
Brockville Community Foundation
Brockville Country Club
Brockville and District Chamber of Commerce
Brockville Fabricland
Brockville General Hospital
Brockville Fire Department
Brockville Pharmasave
Brockville Rowing Club
Brockville Tourism
Brockville YMCA Karate Club
Annette Brown
Caroline Brown
Chrystal Brown
Vada Brown
Dave & Maureen Bryer
Harold & Rita Buccino in memory
of George Griffiths
Buell St. Bistro
Burnbrae Farms Limited
Board of Directors
Shelley Bacon
David Cybulski
Catherine Deplaedt
Stéphanie Goffin-Boyd
Andrew Jordan
Michael Lacey
Alan Medcalf
Sara Piracha
Pamela Prince
Ed Rock
Cynthia Sparring
James Cooper***
David Holmes*
Ruth Kitson***
Bill Loshaw*
Carole McKewen ***
Diana Deakin-Thomas
Kelly Greig
Anna Hudson
Tina Sauvé
Beth Steel
Lori Warren
Cindy Wilkinson
Kim Charteris***
Sueling Ching*
Sandra Devaney**
***Completed term
**Retired
*Resigned
Christopher Butler
Judith Caldwell
Camalor Manufacturing Inc.
Gord & Lesley Cameron
Isabel Cameron
Canadian Tire JumpStart Program, Brockville
Canadian Tire JumpStart Program, Prescott
Canarm Ltd.
Carefree Pools
Carolyn Sifton Foundation Inc.
Carpet Revival
Ruth Carter
Casual Living
Avril Cattermole
Diana Chapman
Kim Charteris
Sueling Ching
Jamie Clare
Steve & Deanna Clark
Karen Coates
Colonial Flowers
Comfort Inn
Mary Lou Commodore
Kristina Conklin
Connie Stage Right
Amanda Connor
James & Cathy Cooper
Colleen Coote
Rock Coulombe
Bailey Countryman
Art Cowan
Elena Craddock
Trent Craddock
Katherine Craig
Crazy Horse Steakhouse
Susan Crossfield
Alex Csontos
DLK Insurance
Franca D'Angelo
Maureen Darby
David P. Dargie
Mike Darling
Dave's Antiques & Collectibles
Joan Davies
Ron & Christina Davis
Sherri Davy-Erickson
Diana Deakin-Thomas
Delux Paints
Bill & Catherine Deplaedt
Sandra Devaney
Wendy Devaux
Developmental Services of Leeds & Grenville
Distribution Repair and Packaging Services Inc.
Donaldson Canada Inc.
Rodger & Eileen Doner
Don's Fish & Chips
Gordon & Linda Dougall
Craig Dunn
Lesley Dunning
Pam Dunphy
Dunster Renovations
Durand Caners Inc.
Sara Dymond
Earl of Sussex, Byward Market
East Side Marios
Linda Easter, Easter's Catering
Echo Clothing
C. Edgar
Doreen Eliasson
Rob Emmons
Bonita Erwin
James & Eleanor Fairfield
Farmway Garden Centre & Nursery
Reid Farrill
Carole Ferris
D.Chris & Joan Findlay
First Choice Hair Cutters
Kathleen Fisher
Jocelyn Fitzmorris
Flair Hair Design
Floor & Wall Centre
Flynn Training Systems
William & Brenda Fraser
Keith & Denise Fraser
Heather Froats
Fulford Academy
Future Shop
Gabriel Pizza
David & May Gailey
Gemmells Garden Centre
Giant Tiger
Gillagalou Bird Inc.
Peggy Gillies
Girls Inc.
Stéphanie Goffin-Boyd
Shelley Good
Christy Goodwin
Gorrell, Grenkie & Remillard Barristers & Solicitors
Kate Gray
Don & Shirley Green
Elizabeth Green
Green Things
Greenfield Ethanol
Kelly Greig
Rachelle Griffiths in memory of George Griffiths
Ground Zero Paint Ball
Rajaa Haddouba
Ruth Halladay
Ashley Halliday-Brown
Eleanor Hammond
Hammond-Osborne Barristers & Solicitors
Gerry & Lynn Hanley
JoAnne Hanley
Judy Hanna
Hansler Smith Limited
Kenny Harden
Jonathan Harper
Brenda Harrison
Deb Harrison
Robert Harrison
Hugh & Linda Hart
Harvey's Restaurant
Healthy Pets Boutique
Henderson, Johnston & Fournier
Henderson Printing Inc.
Hendrix Restaurant & Equipment
Heritage Clock Shop
Jeremy Hobbs & Alison Coleman
Tracy Holder
Home Hardware Bulding Centre
Oshra Hooper
Bruce Hougham
Helen Anne Hudson
Henry & Anna Hudson
Ted & Sherri Hudson
Hudson Burnbrae Foundation
W. Craig Hunter
Investors Group Gift Matching Program
Natalie Irvine
Marlene Irwin
Island Delight
JB Kelly
James Fire & Safety
Bruce Jannack
Vincent Janssens
Jewel Box
Jon's Restaurant
Andrew & Sharon Jordan
Kami Hair Design
Karen McDonald-Hurley
Donald Kelly
Sandra Kelly
Matt Kelsey
Kelsey's Restaurant
Kia of Brockville
Harry & Karen Kingscott
Kinsmen Club of Brockville
Ruth Kitson
Knights of New Hope
Pam Kollar
Jim Kouri, Investors Group Financial Services
Kriska Transportation
Magda Kunkel
La Coiffure
Michael Lacey
Gary & Rose Lalonde
Anne Landon
Margaret Lauridsen
Laushway Law Office Professional Corporation
Robert & Sandra Lawn
Leeds Grenville Mental Health
Leon's Furniture
The Leroux Family
Limestone & Ivy
Ardis & Marsha Lindsay
Patti Lindsay
Loghouse Creations
Charles Low
Luna Pizza
Anne Lusby
Ky Tuong Ly
Dr. Ly's Family Dental Care
Karen MacDonald
B. MacGregor
Bob & Carol Mackenzie
Kathy Macquisten
Elizabeth MacRae
Robert Malone & Stephanie Allard
Colman & Mary Mansworth
Mark McDonald
Mark's Stereo Center
Uma Martindale in memory
of George Griffiths
John & Barbara Mason
John & Barbara Mason-in memory of
of Christina Barycky-Pauluk
George Mather
May Court Club of Brockville
Crystle Mazurek
Mazurek Financial Services Ltd.
Nicole McCann
Christina McCarthy
Derrick McCombie
Tammy McCrady
Jim McDonald & Michelle Arsenault
McDonald's Restaurant
Doris McEwan
Ian & Mary Jean McFall
Ian & Mary Jean McFall-in memory of
Christina Barycky-Pauluk
Joan McFall-Hudson
William McFall
Neil & Nuala McFeely
Jim & Carole McKewen
Brian McKinley & Arlene MacDonald
Scott McLean & Sara Piracha
Steve & Anne McMurray
Alan Medcalf
Metro
Michael's Crafts
Corrinne Miller
Mary Miller
Gael Montpetit
Sally Moore
Joy Morgan
Les Mortimer
Helen Morwick
Eugene & Cathie Motluk
Motor Coils Mfg.
Leroy Mowat & Carolyn Lee
Steven & Alex Mussett
New time
newterra ltd.
Nichols Wealth Management, RBC Foundation
Raymond Ng
John Nicota
Wendy Nolan
Northern Cables Inc.
Terence O'Reilly
Barbara Osborne
Linda Osmond
PC Smile
Palko Jewlery
Palm Beach Mega Tan
Bhagwant Parmar
Terry Parry
Party Spectacular
Pastime Motors
Pastry King's Princess
Pauline's Lingerie
PhotoVisions Printing Company
Heather Piper
Pizza Hut
Alf Platts & Charlotte Patterson
Bailey Plooy
Bill Poole
Pricedex Software Inc.
Willy Primeau
Christopher & Pamela Prince
Dave Pringle
Dawn Pringle
Procter & Gamble
Promotional Concepts
Quesada
Kathy Randall
RBC Dominion Securites, RBC Foundation
RV Centre
Real Canadian Superstore
Recorder & Times
Red Beards
Louis Reeves & Valentina Miletic
Cathy Reid
Wes Reid
L.P. Richardson
Barbara Riesberry
James Riesberry
John Riesberry
Robert Riesberry
Norma Riley
Ritchies Feed & Seed
Riverside Ford
Robert B. Horton Professional Corporation
Kathy Robertson
Kayla Robertson
Steve & Cyndy Robinson
Jonathan Rogerson
Rosemary's Optical
Rotary Clubs of Brockville
Robert & Jeannette Runciman
Jim & Brenda Rutherford
Celia Sadler
Saledi
Jamie Sarginson
Tina Sauvé
Savvy
William & Donalda Scott
Sears Canada
Severson Dry Cleaners
Shoppers Drug Market
Graeme Sifton & Jay Martin
Bea Singh
Samantha Sirois
Did you know?
YMCA Programs and
Services are much
more than gyms,
pools and camps.
We know health is
much more than just
the absence of illness.
Our programs and
services are designed
to go beyond the
physical, and involve
social, emotional and
mental health.
Patricia Skelton
Shane Skinner & Amanda Simmers
Sleepless Monkey
Allan & Kay Smith
George & Jean Smith
Steven & Cindy Smith
Somersault Promotions
Paige Sparling
Cynthia Sparring
Spectrum Brands Canada Inc.
Dr. Ashton Spencer, Chiropractor
Sports Experts
Alex Sproule
Jon Stadig
Starbucks
Mattea Steacy
Wil Steacy
Tom & Beth Steel
Jenni Stotts
Strader Ferris International Limited
Subway Restaurants
Norine Summerby
Sunnidell Golf
Swiss Chalet
Sidney & JoAnne Sytsma
Tackaberry
Geraldine Taft
Tait's Bakery
Bridget Taylor
John & Marion Taylor
Taylor Sewing Centre
The Black Thorn, Byward Market
The Bowling Centre Brockville Inc.
The Brick
The Flower Shop Reg'd
The Georgian Dragon
The Soccer Den
Estate of Egon Thunecke
Tile Tech
Tim Hortons Advertising & Promotion Fund (Canada) Inc.
Tim Hortons Brockville
Tincap Golf Club
Tincap Restaurant
Top Office Products
Nestor Enrique Torres & Jennifer Stickney
Trang Le Salon
Trillium Health Care Products Inc.
Heather Turchyn in memory of George Griffiths
United Way of Leeds & Grenville
Upper Canada District School Board
Upper Canada Family Health Team
Upper Canada Swim Club
Uptown/ Downtown Overstocks
Valumart
Terry & Margi Van Asseldonk
Ruth Van Rooijen
Nancy Van Ulden
Kimberlee Vastino
Wall Street United Church
Arielle Warren
Waste Management
Bernice White
Sandra Whitekar
Cindy Wilkinson
Ann Williams
Diane Williams
William & Kelley Williams
Virginia Wilson
This list includes donors who
Wood 'n Nails
gave in 2014. Great care was
Denise Wright
taken to ensure accuracy of this
Steve & Charlotte Wright
list. We apologize for any errors
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or omissions and ask that you
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let us know if you find them.
Elizabeth Zylstra
Celebrating
Volunteerism
333
volunteers gave of their
time and talents
8,750
total volunteer
hours contributed
86
were youth volunteers
1,961
hours contributed by youth
Visit www.brockvilley.com to learn more.
Volunteer Awards
Dr. Stanley Brown Memorial
“Y Values Award”
Youth Leadership
Spirit of the “Y” Award
Dr. Stanley Brown 1994
George Leslie 1995
Doris McEwan 1996
Cathie Motluk 1997
Marjorie Boyle 1998
Lesley Dunning 1999
Ann Forcellini 2000
Cheryl Sosnowski 2001
Gary Shewan 2002
Wolfgang Pohl 2003
Bernie Johnson 2004
Chrystal Brown 2005
Irene Lennox 2006
Steve Willard 2007
George Smith 2008
Carrie Allan-Graves 2009
Linda Feig 2010
Sherry Connell 2011
Otto Almoslino 2012
Clifford Laming 2013
James Cooper 2014
Matt Seaman 2000
Randi Livius 2001
Kendra Johnston 2002
Andrew Gray 2003
Neal Condron 2004
Lauren Perkins 2005
Jacy Pettem 2006
Christina Yerdon 2007
Shane Savage 2008
Dustin Rennick 2009
Sara Johnson 2010
Mohammad Khadra 2011
TLT Youth Group 2012
Kids Club Team 2013
Josh Plath 2014
Community &
Strategic Partners
Big Brothers Big Sisters of
Leeds Grenville
Broadway Dance Academy
Brock Cottage
Brockville and District Association
of Community Involvement
Brockville Fire Department
Brockville General Hospital
Brockville Police Services
Brockville Public Library
Brockville Road Runners Club
Brockville Shrine Club
Burnbrae Farms Limited
Canadian Aid For Chernobyl
Canadian Tire Jumpstart Program
Catholic District School Board of
Eastern Ontario
Children's Mental Health of
Leeds & Grenville
Cowan's Dairy
Dairy Farmers of Ontario
Developmental Services of L & G
Every Kid in Our Community
Family & Children's Services
Girls Inc.
Healthy Community Partnership
Howard Bus Lines
Inclusive Child Care
Interval House
Kia of Brockville
Leeds Grenville Mental Health
Leeds, Grenville& Lanark District
Health Unit
Lifesaving Society
Mark's Stereo Centre
May Court Club of Brockville
Ontario Camping Association
Ontario Ministry of Education
Ontario Ministry of Tourism,
Culture and Sport
Operation Harvest Sharing
Real Canadian Superstore Brockville
Royal Ottawa Hospital
St. Lawrence College
St. Lawrence Parks Commission
Tennant House
The Wesleyan Church
United Counties of Leeds & Grenville
United Way of Leeds & Grenville
Upper Canada District School Board
Vanier Public School
YMCA Canada
YMCA Ontario
Brockville and Area YMCA
Foundation Board of Directors
David Beatty, Treasurer
Richard Dumbrille, Chair
Paul Fournier , Corporate Secretary
The Numbers
Behind the Stories
Financial Highlights
(as of December 31, 2014)
2014
2013
$568,161
2,197,006
$490,322
2,287,706
$2,765,167
$2,778,028
$504,887
1,404,835
$378,838
1,592,089
855,445
807,101
Total Liabilities & Net Assets
$2,765,167
$2,778,028
Statement of Revenue and Expenses
Revenue
Programs & Services
Donations, Grants & Fundraising
Amortization of Capital Donations and Grants
$3,170,667
703,968
188,597
$3,349,579
870,327
191,932
Total Revenue
$4,063,232
$4,411,838
Expenses
Programs, Services, Administration
& Amortization of Capital Assets
Interest on Long Term Debt
$4,011,511
3,377
$4,358,412
0
Total Expenses
$4,014,888
$4,358,412
$48,344
$53,426
Statement of Financial Position
Current Assets
Capital Assets
Total Assets
Current Liabilities
Deferred Contributions
Net Assets
Excess of Revenue over Expenditures
The summarized financial information is extracted from the Annual Financial Statements
audited by Bennett Lewis McMahon Stillar Chartered Accountants.
The complete financial statements are available on-line at www.brockvilley.com.
Fill the Bus, Send a Kid to Camp
In 2014, many of our most passionate
supporters embraced their “inner kid” and
“purchased a bus” to ensure all kids could get
to Camp— Thank you for giving hundreds of
kids in need the summer to remember!
YMCA Healthy Kids Day
More than 200 people attended the
YMCA Healthy Kids Day community
celebration event on June 1, 2014. They
danced, climbed, swam, cycled, and
played — showing kids that being active
and healthy can also be a whole lot of fun.
YMCA Peace Week
During YMCA Peace Week, November 16-22, 2014,
local peacemakers were recognized for their commitment
to building a stronger, healthier community.
2014 YMCA Peace Week Recipients
Rhona Dixon Adult Peace Medallion Recipient (above)
Jocelyn Noccey Youth Peace Medallion Recipient (left)
We are learning that social isolation and feeling a lack of belonging is
affecting members of our community. We are a community with
people, places and programs that come together at the YMCA to create
a sense of belonging. Being a member of the YMCA means being a
member of a community of people that genuinely care for one another.
We welcome you to belong!
MISSION
VISION
VALUES
Strengthening community is our cause.
Transforming lives is what we do.
The YMCA of Brockville and Area is a
community catalyst for healthy living,
personal development and social
responsibility.
Caring
Honesty
Respect
Inclusiveness
Responsibility
Charitable BN #11881 9747 RR0001
YMCA OF
BROCKVILLE AND AREA
345 Park Street
Brockville, Ontario K6V 5Y7
Tel: 613-342-7961
Fax: 613-342-8223
www.brockvilley.com