2013 YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE
BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY
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TOGETHER.
CHANGING LIVES
Dear FRIENDS,
We have had a remarkable year of delivering extraordinary experiences and impacting lives
right here in our community. People of all ages and walks of life are making connections in
our Y branches and through programs - improving their health, growing as individuals and
serving our community.
Our cause is to strengthen the foundation of our community. This past year, we fulfilled
our cause by impacting the lives of more than 94,000 people. The Y provides the resources
needed to address our most pressing social issues; from preventing chronic diseases and
increasing access to healthy living, to providing safe, secure places for children to learn and
grow through our before and after school programs. At the Y, everyone has the opportunity
to participate. No one is turned away due to the inability to pay. In 2013, 1 out of every 6
people received financial assistance to make a Y membership or program affordable. That’s
almost 17,000 people in 2013! It is our desire to continue to make the Y available to all.
We are also excited about several new growth projects which will help us continue to serve
you. In response to requests from local communities, we launched capital campaigns to
meet the critical needs for Early Learning Child Care Centers in both Whitley and Wells
Counties. Upon completion these centers will provide nurturing environments for almost
200 children who need all day childcare, or before and after school care. In 2013, we also
broke ground on a new Wells County Family Y to be called the Caylor-Nickel Foundation
Family YMCA which is scheduled to open in December 2014. The capital campaign for the
northeast Y in Fort Wayne, to be called the Jackson R. Lehman Family YMCA, is projected to
conclude in 2014 with groundbreaking in late 2015.
The YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne remains a financially strong organization, capable
of addressing critical issues because of the tireless support of members, donors and
volunteers. We are fortunate to be positioned in a very generous and compassionate
community that supports great causes like the Y. Our goal is, and always will be, to improve
the quality of life in our region.
It is with our utmost appreciation to you – our volunteers, donors, partners, staff and
community members – that we present the 2013 BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY. Explore
these pages and you will see our powerful community impact as we help change lives.
Thank you for your support as we continue to serve.
MARTIN L. PASTURA
President &
Chief Executive Officer
REED MILLER
Board President &
Chief Visionary Officer
AT THE YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE,
YOU FIND COMMUNITY.
The Y is a nonprofit like no other. That is because across our community,
we have the presence and partnerships to not just promise, but deliver,
positive change. Walk into any of our branches and you’ll see this is no
empty promise.
We’re every bit as thriving and diverse as the neighborhoods we serve.
And we’re committed to doing everything we can to remain a positive,
welcoming place for all. With our focus on youth development, healthy
living and social responsibility, we know a strong and promising future can
only be achieved when we invest in our kids, our health and our neighbors.
MISSION
STATEMENT
The mission of the
YMCA is to put
Christian principles
into practice through
programs that build
healthy spirit, mind
and body for all.
Gladys isn’t sure where she or her family would be without the
support of the YMCA’s Youth Service Bureau (YSB). And, frankly,
she doesn’t care to know.
Gladys struggled for years with addiction, and her children
often suffered as a result. Because she struggled alone,
thinking she never had the resources or access to
support to help her fight her disease, Gladys found it
incredibly difficult, if not impossible, to provide a home
and stable living situation for herself and her children.
“I probably would have lost my kids,” she says. “The
YSB is the one who stepped in and helped
me.” Working with YSB counselors
and benefiting from a free Y
membership made possible through the
financial assistance program, Gladys
is in successful recovery from her
addiction, and she and her children are
experiencing a new kind of life - one full
of hope, optimism and positive change.
“I got a blessing in disguise,” she
says of the support she received from the YMCA’s Youth
Service Bureau, “which I never thought I would have.”
Gladys
YOUTH
DEVELOPMENT
Watson Rowe
Bailey McBride
Courtney Groll
NURTURING THE POTENTIAL
OF EVERY CHILD AND TEEN.
Mahkanna Calvert
At the Y we focus on the present, and at the same time, we look to the
future, especially to help shape our community’s next generation of
leaders. Our Teen Leadership Program at the Jorgensen Y is a 9-month
leadership class for teens and young adults. Graduates of the program
earn certification as a member of the YMCA international leadership
movement.
And while that’s important, it’s not certification that draws teens to the
program. It’s the opportunity to make friends, develop relationships and
discover themselves.
The Teen Leadership Program at the Jorgensen Y is just one of numerous
programs focusing on education, leadership and youth development
in our community. Another great example is Team S.O.S. (Students of
Success) at the Renaissance Pointe YMCA which provides student and
parent workshops, college visits, internships, and opportunities for jobshadowing and volunteering.
The Leaders Club at the Parkview Family Y provides teens with leadership training
and participation in volunteer service opportunities. Generation Z at the Jorgensen
Family Y offers an afterschool program for middle schoolers including a healthy snack,
transportation, homework time and activities.
Many branches throughout the Y offer Counselor in Training (C.I.T.) and Leader in Training
(L.I.T.) programs which provide middle and high school students with a sense of leadership as
they learn about themselves and others while assisting counselors during summer day camp
and resident camp activities.
We offer youth development programs because we know our community creates a better
future by investing today in our youth.
We don’t just teach swimming or
coach soccer. We’re about helping
children and teens in our programs
grow—physically, mentally, and
spiritually—from young children
into engaged, active members of our
community.
2013 HIGHLIGHTS
7TH GRADE INITIATIVE:
376 students participated in this
newly launched initiative which offers
a free 1-year membership to every
7th grader in Allen, Wells and Whitley
counties. Participants gained new skills
and knowledge to promote positive
emotional development and good
decision-making.
EARLY CHILDHOOD
& AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS:
The Y is proud to serve our community
by being the largest childcare provider
in the area. With more than 20 Early
Childhood, Before School and After
School care sites our programs pursue
outcomes that improve the health and
wellness of area children, including
teaching kids to make better food and
activity choices.
EARLY LEARNING CHILDCARE:
The Wells and Whitley County Family
YMCA’s both responded to community
needs and developed permanent
solutions for child care in their areas
by planning to add Early Learning Child
Care Centers to their facilities.
YMCA CELEBRATION OF YOUTH AWARDS:
Area high school students are
nominated for this award for
exemplifying the Y’s core values
of caring, honesty, respect and
responsibility. The following students
received a $1,000 college scholarship
and a one year Y membership: Caitlin
Funnell, Wilisha Graham, Corinne
Kauffman and Haley Smethers.
1,834
kids participated in our before-and after
school care programs, and were encouraged
to reach their fullest potential in a
welcoming, supportive environment.
95%
of at-risk teens counseled through the Youth
Service Bureau’s intervention programs got
back on track academically and avoided the
juvenile justice system.
433
kids experienced the thrill of nature,
character building and lifelong friendships
at YMCA Camp Potawotami’s summer
resident camp.
6,961
children gained valuable life skills and built
self-confidence through swim lessons and
youth sports programs.
HEALTHY
LIVING
IMPROVING OUR COMMUNITY’S
HEALTH AND WELL-BEING.
Blanca Sandoval,
mother to Christian,
Pablo, Blanca Christina
and Cristopher
Four years ago, Blanca was a single mother raising four young children including a son with a significant medical condition. The daily challenges
and hardships she faced led her to an unhealthy lifestyle, including
overeating and excessive sleeping just to help her deal with the stress. Even
at her lowest moments, however, she knew she wanted something better for
her life and for her family. She just didn’t know how to get there.
That’s when she discovered the Y. Even though she didn’t speak English
at the time, she toured a branch of the YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne and
learned about many programs and services for families - including, most
importantly, the Y’s Financial Assistance program. With financial help from
the Y, Blanca and her family were able to secure a membership - and they
took their first steps on the road to better health and wellness, leaving their
problems behind.
“The day my children and I joined the Y,” Blanca says, “we found a place
where we could leave all of our problems and stresses behind.”
Her children were able to participate in a range of sports and athletic events; Blanca
herself lost 50 pounds. Just as importantly, they feel like they are a part of something
bigger - a community. “At the Y,” she adds, “we are constantly surrounded by friends and
staff members who make us feel welcome and comfortable. They have become our family.”
Blanca says the Y has helped her become healthier, more energetic - and a better mother. She’s
no longer discouraged or stressed by the challenges of her life; now, she says, she is “strong,
beautiful and joyful.”
“Four years ago, I discovered the YMCA, and four years ago, I discovered my home.”
At the Y, we know that being healthy is
more than being physically active. While
we provide six locations for working out,
we also offer something more important:
a way for people to connect with and care
for the people in the community.
2013 HIGHLIGHTS
PARKVIEW PHYSICIANS GROUP
OUTDOOR AQUATIC CENTER:
In May, the Jorgensen Family Y impacted
the community by opening an outdoor
aquatic center. This new amenity includes
six 25 yard lap lanes, beach entry, a
splash zone, toddler pool, zip line and
offers members an opportunity to
pursue wellness and have fun doing it.
SWIMMING AND WATER SAFETY:
To keep people at YMCA pools safe,
we launched an Initiative called “Test.
Mark. Protect.“ requiring all youth ages
13 and younger to perform a swim test
to determine whether or not they may
swim without a life-jacket or parental
supervision.
WELLNESS FOR LIFE COACHING PROGRAM:
We instituted this free program which
connected 630 people with a trained
wellness coach for seven weeks to
support the pursuit of healthy living.
COLLABORATIONS:
By collaborating with organizations
to identify and meet needs in our
community, we engaged in numerous
Healthy Community Initiatives such as
the Parkview LiVe program, YMCA’s
Healthy Kids Day, Corporate Wellness
Awards, The YMCA Corporate Challenge,
Focus on Health, YMCA’s Diabetes
Prevention Program and the YMCA
Weight Loss Community Initiative.
94,000
men, women, children and families
were impacted by the YMCA’s
programs and services in 2013.
1.5 MILLION
visits were made through our doors
which welcome, support and assist
our community.
102
men and women at risk of Type-2
diabetes reduced their chances of
developing the disease through
the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention
Program.
155
local companies committed to their
employees’ health and wellness
through participation in the Y’s
Corporate Membership Program.
SOCIAL
RESPONSIBILITY
GIVING BACK AND PROVIDING
SUPPORT TO OUR NEIGHBORS.
Ida Mae, primary-caregiver
to 5 grandchildren
“
I FOUND
STRENGTH
& SUPPORT
AT
THE
When Ida Mae came to the Y, she felt as if she were out of options - “I
was about to give up,” she remembers. As a grandmother serving
as guardian and primary care giver for her five grandchildren, each
day was a struggle and argument-filled battle. She felt a distinct and
discouraging lack of respect and affection from her grandchildren, and it
caused her a lot of pain and distress.
So she turned to the YMCA’s Youth Service Bureau (YSB) for help and
found the strength and support she needed to keep her family together.
Y
”
In addition to participating in the YSB’s program at no charge, Ida Mae
and her grandchildren also received Y memberships, which provided
them with a place to go – a welcoming, affirming place where they all
felt part of something larger. Where they all felt part of a family. That
family atmosphere helped restore bonds between Ida Mae and her
grandchildren. With their Y memberships - made possible through YSB
- Ida Mae’s grandchildren now have something to look forward to every
day. “They didn’t have a place like this to go to before,” she says.
Ida Mae and her grandkids worked with YSB to develop a customized plan
that helped address their current problems and prevent future conflicts,
creating a stronger, more connected family unit in the process.
“I feel a lot of love from these kids now,” she says. “I think we’re gonna
make it. I think we’re gonna be just fine.”
The Y is here day-in and day-out to
provide the resources our community
needs to address the most pressing
social issues: child welfare, education
and community health. We work to
offer every child and family what they
need to achieve their best.
2013 HIGHLIGHTS
Y ON THE FLY PROGRAM:
Designed to provide safe, structured
physical activity for youth in under served
areas by taking the activity to them, this
program reached 10 local neighborhoods.
The 9 week program served over 1,000
children ages 2-16 in over 110 hours of
physical activity and also served 1,000
healthy snacks.
VOLUNTEERISM & GIVING:
In 2013, our Annual Campaign raised
over $363,000 that went directly to help
members and program participants who
need financial assistance to access the Y.
With 2,190 volunteers who help run
programs from A to Z — like Athletics
to Advocacy, Dance classes to Disease
prevention, Volleyball to Volunteerism—
we don’t just strengthen individuals, we
strengthen our entire community.
PIONEERING HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES:
The YMCA of Greater Fort Wayne was
selected to participate in the Statewide
Pioneering Healthier Communities (PHC).
This program addresses the childhood
obesity epidemic by convening state
and community leaders to implement
strategies that support healthy living.
YMCA GOOD FRIDAY BREAKFAST:
Former Ohio State Buckeye, NFL standout
and renowned ESPN sports analyst Chris
Spielman was the featured speaker at the
eighth annual YMCA Good Friday Breakfast
which hosted 367 guests. Chris shared his
experiences of joy and suffering through
faith as his family faced his wife’s 11 year
battle against breast cancer.
2,190
of our friends, neighbors and
community leaders donated
their time, energy and talent as
volunteers for the Y’s cause.
$1.2 MILLION
was provided in financial assistance,
ensuring that our programs and
resources are accessible for all.
16,703
people were directly impacted by
the YMCA through program and
membership financial assistance.
352
community members were trained in
CPR, first aid, lifeguarding and other
life-saving courses.
2013
DONOR
RECOGNITION
THANK YOU TO OUR 2013 SUPPORTERS!
Northeast Family YMCA
Capital Campaign
VISIONARY
Bob & Marion Taylor
Marilyn & Bill Townsend
Mary Ann Ziembo
FOUNDER
Wells County Family YMCA
Capital Campaign
English Bonter Mitchell Foundation
Mary Cross Tippmann Foundation
BUILDER
Don & Kathy Steininger
PATRON
Journal Gazette Foundation
Jeff & Diane Taner
Martin & Melody Pastura
LEADER
Bruce Menshy
FRIEND
Chris Angellatta
IN MEMORY OF JACKSON LEHMAN
Carol Lou Blake
Christy Blake
Carol M. Bennett
James & Imogene Benroth
Roberta A. Bultemeier
Kathy Callen
Joseph & Alma Dahm
Mike & Kathryn Eikenberry
Roy & Mary Gilliom
Suzanne E. Horton
James & Elizabeth Johnston
Diane & Craig Keoun
Norine & Terry Kitch
Sarah & Dan Kitch
Betty Martin
Ross & Linda Moyer
Catharine Reid Murphey
James M. (Hap) Murphey
PNC
Royce & Joan Shafter
Juliette A. Spears
Bruce & Galen Sprunger
Earl & Marinel Sprunger
VISIONARY
AWS Foundation
Bluffton Regional Medical Center
Caylor-Nickel Foundation
National Oil & Gas, Inc.
In Memory of Those
Who Have Given All
Pretzels, Inc.
BUILDER
Bluffton Motor Works
English Bonter Mitchell Foundation
Franklin Electric Charitable &
Education Foundation
Edward M. & Mary McCrea Wilson
Foundation
James S. Jackson Co., LLC
BENEFACTOR
Dr. George & Mrs. Jan Babcock
Chaffee Family Foundation, Inc.
Dale, Huffman & Babcock
First Bank of Berne
Diane S. Humphrey
Jim & Celia Jackson
Ossian State Bank
Howard & Bev Rich
River Terrace Estates
Smith Brothers of Berne
Troxel Equipment Co., LLC
Wabash Electric Supply
Wells County Foundation
PATRON
Dr. Blake Taylor & Dr. Molly Sigler
Alexin, LLC
James & Lynn Babcock
Brooks Construction Co., Inc.
Buckhorn
Christian Care Retirement Community
Citizens Telephone Corp. - Warren, IN
General Manufacturing, Inc.
Kermit H. George
Hiday Automotive Group
Honegger Ringger & Co.
iAB Financial Bank
Journal Gazette Foundation
Tyler & Brittany Kitt
George M. Kriegbaum
Martin & Melody Pastura
Paul & Lula Belle Reiff
Wabash Endowment Trust
LEADER
Annie’s
Bluffton Animal Clinic, LLC
Cargill
News-Banner Publications
Coldwell Banker Holloway
Jeremy & Anna Collins
AdamsWells Internet Telecom TV
Larry DeBolt
EP Graphics, Inc.
Eyecare Associates of Bluffton
Cindy & Phil Gagle
Ted & Laurie Habegger
Keith & Suzanne Huffman
Indiana Physical Therapy
Todd & Nancy Johnson
Ervin L. Moser
Dr. and Mrs. Duane Nodine
Jackie Pietz
John & Betty Roembke
Glenn & Rhonda Ryan
Kerry & Carol Schamerloh
Nedra Steury McCord
Summit Radiology, P.C.
Thoma/Rich, Chaney
& Lemler Funeral Home
John & Jolin Whicker
FRIEND
Charles H. Allison, DPM
Keith & Lynne Apple
In Memory Of Rob Apple
Bluffton Dental Clinic
Dr. Dave & Sue Brown
Robert Honegger
Jack Laurie Group
Scott Johns
Dr. Matt Mitchell,
Bluffton Family Eye Care
Dan & Sherry Pfister
Neil Potter
Caroline Seese
Steve & Nikki Surbaugh
Andy & Ginny Vogel
Bernie & Marie Wiebe
Al Pfister
Eric & Paula Purdy
Tammy Schaffer
Tess Dillman Insurance
Wells County Lock-Up
William C. Wilson
COMMUNITY
Whitley County Community
Foundation
Brad & Michelle Baumgartner
Harry D. Brickley, MD
Caylor-Nickel Clinic
Evans Family Dentistry
Felger-Hart
Joyce Fischer
Dr. & Mrs. Marcelo Gavilanez
Lori Gehring
Kenneth D. George
Keith & Nancy Honegger
Inventure Foods, Inc.
Roy & Nancy Johnson
Yadagiri Jonna
Joe & Kelly Kober
Rao Mantravadi
Dr. P. M. Matthew
Beth & Terry McConn
Mark & Kathy Miller
Tom & Pam Miller
Noel Moore
Dr. Steve Price
Shambaugh & Son Inc.
Steven & Sonia Shaw
Michelle & Scott Sodervick
Jeremy & Courtney Todd
Tower Bank & Trust Company
Dr. Loren J. Wanner
SUPPORTER
Brant & Rebecca Bair
Dr. & Mrs. R. Balamohan
Ellen & Bill Brockmann
Mike Binder
Lee & Carolyn Coleman
Dr. & Mrs. Walter Erxleben
Ann Flaningam
Gordon & Associates P.C.
Richard D. Hoy
Jean & Jack Kober
Kozy Kourt, Inc.
Claire & Sharon McMillan
Meyer Building, LLC
Jane Meyer
Trent & Mary Patterson
Whitley County Family YMCA
Expansion Project
VISIONARY
Donald L. Armstrong
Dekko Foundation
FOUNDER
BUILDER
Micropulse, Inc.
PATRON
Precision Plastics
LEADER
Impact CNC
Journal Gazette Foundation
PDQ Workholding
COMMUNITY
Delaney Family
Johnson & Johnson
Erica L. Miller
SUPPORTER
Vicki L. Andreas
Brandon Babb
Kameron Bailey
Stephanie Baucher
Jessica Becker
Dave & Barb Bilger
Dalene Binkley
Jennifer Braun
Buchanan Automotive
Kayla Curry
Rachel Daily
Ryan & Amanda Daniel
Bonnie David
Teresa M. Dowell
Kathleen Egolf
Kim Gates
Jason Gipe
Jack Green
Don & Carol Greulich
Meggan Hoag
Meredith Hoffman
Barbara Hohenstein
Amanda Johnson
Lanette Jones
Robin Jones
Frank Kessler
Katlin Knott
Anna Kuhmichel
Tara Kuhmichel
Rae McCay
Luann McConnehey
Kathy Nicodemus
Rachael Parker
Jodi Parnell
Colleen Reimer
Matt & Leslie Rentschler
Derick Rice
Ronald Richey
Sue Roman
Eric Schaekel
Vanessa Schoon
Reisa Snyder
Jaclyn Stahl
Percy Talati
Peter Talati
Vardaman Insurance
Bill & Cindy Webber
Patricia A. Williams
Kathleen Young
2013 Strong Kids Campaign
(YMCA Annual Campaign)
SPIRIT CLUB
Tracy Adams Family
Bill & Linda Becker
Greg & Mary Bell
Kathy Callen
Dr. Lindsay Coda OB/GYN
Gary Dillman
First Presbyterian Church
Franklin Electric Charitable
& Education Foundation
General Motors Foundation
Healthways
Howard P. Arnold Foundation
Ian & Mimi Rolland Foundation
Harriet Inskeep
Richard Inskeep
Todd Larson, CFP-Ameriprise
Financial
Magee O’Connor Foundation
NIPSCO
Otto Haas Charitable Trust
Parrish Leasing, Inc.
Rick Phillips
PNC
Preferred Anesthesia Consultants
Spot On Nutrition
Steel Dynamics Inc., Ft. Wayne
Tri Fort Triathletes
Vera Bradley
Waterfield Foundation
Wells Fargo Bank
Windward Foundation
PRESIDENT’S ROUND TABLE
A & L Cleaning, LLC
Andrew & Christine Ables & Family
Adrian Medical
Allstar Communications
Ambassador Enterprises
Chris Angellatta
Baldus Company
Barnes & Thornburg
Adam Bartrom
Tom & Sandy Beaver
BND Commercial
BKD
John & Gayle Bloom
Ron & Phyllis Brockmyer
CBRE/Sturges
Centier Bank
The Chapel
Chase
The Chilian Family
David L Wade & Associates, P.C.
The DeHayes Group
Do it Best Corp.
Don Ayres Honda
Don R. Fruchey, Inc.
Dorset Charitable Trust
Tabitha Ervin
Fabini Foundation
Scott & Jeannine Gibble
Ed & Jackie Gibson
Roy & Mary Gilliom
Hallie Grant
Alan Grinsfelder
Thelma Heine
John Henry III
Rich & Kathi Honig
Jack Kerris Fund
Jay & Jane Jorgensen
KB Search Team
Kelley Automotive
Thomas Kimbrough
Steve, Dana & Callie Lehman
Ken & Kathy Lizer
Lutheran Life Villages
Fred & Joyce Malott
George C. Manning
Jim & Pat Marcuccilli
Bruce & Linda Menshy
Michael Kinder & Sons, Inc.
Midwest Pipe & Steel
Reed & Susan Miller
Michael & Angela Moellering
The Monnett Family
James M. (Hap) Murphey
OmniSource
Parkview Physicians Group Cardiology
Parkview YMCA Cycle Fit Classes
Gary Parrett
Martin & Melody Pastura
Pathway Community Church
Pizza Hut of Fort Wayne, Inc.
Precision Plastics
Thomas Riethmiller
Rosema Corporation
Dr. Shelene Ruggio & Family
Mark & Chris Rupp
Salin Bank
Tracy & Gretchen Shellabarger
Simplx Security
Snyder Food Services, Inc.
STAR Financial Bank - Fort Wayne
Star Insurance Agency
Donald Steininger
Mark Suedhoff
Jeff Taner
Tri State Maintenance
Tower Bank
Vintage Archonics, Inc.
Warner Electric
The Monica & Larry Weigand Family
Whitley County Community
Foundation
Whitley County Old Settlers
BENEFACTOR’S CLUB
Altra Industrial Motion
Aon
BAE Systems
Greg & Jeanie Barnes
Bobilya Law Group, LLP
Mark Braun
John & Carol Brooks
Mike Browning
Carson Boxberger, LLP
Judith Carter
Central Leo Club
Century Link
Dr. & Mrs. Hollace Chastain
Columbia City Rotary Club
Crossroads Bank
Joseph Dahm
Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc.
James Doty
Clive Dupen
Tiffany Fields
Kevin & Melanie Gearhart
Cara Greulich
Don & Carol Greulich
Gary Gross
Havel Brothers
Scott & Wendy Helmkamp
Steve Herendeen
Thomas Horton
Angela Hughes
Hamilton Hunter, Jr.
iAB Financial Bank
Integrated Petroleum Products
Jehl & Kreilach Financial Management
M. James Johnston
Kelly Box & Packaging Corp.
Diane & Craig Keoun
Joan Kimbrough
Jeffrey A Kinniard
Lisa Kisor
Laura Lefever
Jackson Lehman
Jeff Lewis
Nicole Liddell
Magic Hills Golf
Colin Maiorano
Tom & Joan Marcuccilli
Mark & Kristin Meier
Chad & Erica Miller
Mark & Abby Millett
Steven More
The News-Sentinel
Barney & Deb Niezer
Norfolk Southern Foundation
John & Liz Pasalich
Paul E. Shaffer Family Foundation
Jill Perillo
R. Dean & Rebecca Phillips
Regal Beloit
Ryan Richey
Jeremy J. Ringger
Dawn Rosemond
Rutan Optometry Associates
S & V Liquors
Matt & Keri Sackett & Family
Richard & Julie Samek
Gregg Sengstack
Joseph & Carolyn Shirk
Shoaff Park Lions Club/Sunrise Cafe
Smokers Discount Tobacco
Mick & Mary Sokolowski
Steel Dynamics, Inc.Structural & Rail Division
Strahm Division of SGI, Inc.
Strataflo Products, Inc.
Tim Stumph
Swiss Re
Jeff Thomas
Wells Fargo Insurance Services
Alicia Wilkins
Mary Ann Wissman
Jerry & Judy Witte
Dave & Devera Wood
Woodlan High School
Mary Ann Ziembo
PATRON’S CLUB
AALCO Distributing Company
Anthony Wayne Lions Club
Antibus Scales & Systems
Auto Collision
Automotive Color & Supply
Sara Bauer
Matthew & Rebecca Beery
John & Ardis Behrendt
Tim & Beth Bloom
David A. Bobilya
Randy & Sheila Brown
Phil Burt
Frank & Joyce Bush
Dr. & Mrs. Manuel Cervoni
Churubusco United Methodist Church
City Chevrolet
City Ford
Willis Clark
Clifford Clarke
CMS Roofing
LaShonda Craig
Ryan & Amanda Daniel
K. Deetz
Tim & Jennifer DeGroote
Steven E. & Annette Doan
Rick Dommer
Ron Double
Gayle Dragoo
Jen Dyben
Employers Administrative Services
of Indiana, LLC
Engineering Resources, Inc.
Walter Ervins
Trai Essex
Exeon, Inc.
Benny Fair
Ferguson Advertising, Inc.
Gordon & Jan Fisher
Fluid Dynamics, Inc.
Alan Fodrey
Foresight Consulting, LLC
Fort Wayne Printing
Fox Contractors Corp.
Thomas & Cathy Gallmeyer
Esther Gates Bower
Keymontiara Gatewood
Basil Genetos
Steven & Sheila Goldthwaite
Kyle Gonnerman
Angela Grant
Neal Hageman
Mark Hagerman
James Haley
Doug Hiatt
Chris & Tonya Hoffman
Ideal Suburban Homes
Indiana Michigan Power
David & Sara Jankowski
Dr. & Mrs. Stephen Jasinski
Matthew G.J. Jenkins
Mike Johnson
Lesley Jones-Sessler
Jasmina Kadiric
Sam Kamdar
Patrick Kelly
Ruth Knafel
Dave & Mary Koester
Mr. & Mrs. Kyle Koob
Rick Kreps
Jeffrey Lane
Donald Langeloh
Leaders Staffing Incorporated
David & Kelley Lefever
Gary & Ruth Leman
Steve Lundergan
Dr. Kimberly & Jeffrey McDonough
George McKay
Mindy McNally
The Medical Spa
Scott Miller
MSKTD Architects & Engineers
Dr. & Mrs. Thomas Nill
Northeastern REMC
Pedco E & A Services
Jim & Janis Platzer
Christopher & Courtney Poswinski
Dorothy Powell-Fair
Prevail Prosthetics & Orthotics
Ryan Quandt
Redwoods Group Foundation
David Reinhard
Wilbert Reinking
James & Nicole Ridley
Randy & Carol Roberts
JoEllen & Mike Rush
Russett Design, Inc.
Tom & Laura Salzer
Jim & Deb Scheil
Paul Schlatter
In Memory of Dr. Lloyd Bridges
David Schmautz
Ken Schmidt
Grant & Stephanie Schultz
In Honor Of Delaney & Jenna Schultz
SCO Engineering, LLC
Kevin Sierks
Sam Simonson
Leigh Smith
Lynn B. Smith
Chelsea Snyder
Wendy Spitznagel
Stephen Steward
Summitline Industries, Inc.
Sweetwater Sound
Patrice M. Teel
Liza Thomas
Tim Thomson
Three Kings Flooring
Three Rivers Barricade
Bob & Debra Trabel
Mark & Ann Troutman
Randall E. Vollmer, DDS
Wayne Pipe & Supply, Inc.
Greg & Jill Wehling
Gerry Werry
Brian & Julie West
Jean Wise
Jacqueline Worrick
Erin & Ed Wright
Nicholas Yack
Samuel Young
The Friends of Virginia & Howard
Zimmerman at Lincoln Financial Group
CENTURY CLUB
LaTanya Ackerson & Kaliyah Guillet
C. Philip Andorfer
Aunt Millie’s Bakeries
Chuck Bailey
Bair CPA Group, Inc.
Al & Mary Baldassari
Jennyfer Balkema
Phil & Jessie Beard
Dan & Alisha Bigler
Shaun & Sarah Blake
Nate Bloomfield
Jan Boggs
Heather Bolinger
Bill Borgmann
Mike & Holly Brady
Josh Brindley
Dave & Angel Brittenham
Brown Mackie College Fort Wayne
Dick & Jean Buchanan
Max & Betty Buckles
Brigitte Buldt
Erin Bullerman
James Bushey
Lizette Carmona
Barb Ceresa
Michelle Chambers
Ralph Charlton
Patrick & Beverly Chasey
Erik Chickedantz
Chick-fil-A
Janet Chrzan
Thomas S. Chung
Charles Clark
Tim Claxton
Scott Close
Nelson Coats
Steve & Elissa Cohen
Columbia City Dock, Inc.
Columbia City Elks Lodge #1417
Ann Marie Conroy
Chelsey & Bella Conroy
Don Cornett
Mark Crickmore
Sarah Crouch
Bonnie Crowe
Brian Crowl
Current Mechanical
Barbara Davig
Ashlei Davis
Don & Lisa Defevers
Joey & Ashley Didier
Pat Donley
Allen Donnelly
Teresa Dowell
East Allen University
Perry & Karen Ehresman
Greg Eifert
Adrienne Elkins
Whitney Ellinger
Thomas Essex, Jr.
Thomas Felts
Craig & Pamela Finlayson
Elizabeth Frederick
Alisha Freeman
Henry Freistroffer, Jr.
Gladd MD Integrative Medicine, LLC
Jim & Connie Grant
Greater Progressive Baptist Church
Hitomi Griswold
Bob Hall
Connie Hazelrigg
Cole P. Heaston
Brian Heflin
Susan Hendricks
Anthony Henry
Jim & Kathy Heuer
Janet Hindbaugh
Hinen Printing
Sue Hoaglund
James Hoch
Melvin & Verna Holley
Mike Holley
Charles Holm
Kristen & Troy Holzinger
W. Michael Horton
Graylin Howard
Chris Hughes
Cheryl Hunteman
Ron Imbody
Indiana Stamp Company, Inc.
Elizabeth Isroff
Tomoko Jackson
Carla Jennings
Jeanette Johnson
Natasha Johnson
Mark Johnston
Jennifer Jordan
Bob Kahle
Tom & Laura Keen
Raymond Keller
Margaret Kelley
Tammy & Kelley Kelly
Patti Kite
James Klinger, DDS
Robert & Kelly Kohlmeyer
Russell Kolkman
Carol Krider
Kuchmay Family
Al Kuelling
L-A Electric, Inc.
Kay Lafevor
LaHartz Trophies & Awards
Lawn Pro
Lebamoff Enterprises Inc
Robert Lewis
Lincoln Financial Foundation
Judy Lindsay
Kylie Lindsay
Mark Linehan
Angela Liston
Pam Loe
Dennis Logan
Denise Marquart
Eric Marshall
Emma Mason
Paul & Marilyn Mast
Colman McCanna
Beth & Terry McConn
Jennifer Messer
David & Susan Meyer
Michiana Business Publications, Inc.
Jennifer Milnar
Mollie Miriovsky
Dick & Dianne Moake
Moe’s Southwest Grille
Moose Lake Products Co., Inc.
Morsches Builder’s Mart
Murphy & Associates
William & Carol Niezer
Nob Brick & Fireplace
Roger Nobbe
Noble County Disposal, Inc.
Eric & Angela Ottinger
Paint the Town Graphics
Pak Mail
Timothy & LeAnn Pancake
Danielle & Derek Parr
Party in Pink Zumbathon
Patterson Riegel Advertising
Kyle Patterson
Peoples Federal Savings Bank
Julie & Jeff Potter
Prairie Pure Pork
Heather Presley-Cowen
Donna & Harry Quandt
Neal & Amanda Quandt
Michele Quick
Taylor Randall
Scott & Gayle Reed
Leah Reeder
Mr. & Mrs. Ray & Jessie Reeder
Todd Reid
Reiff Construction Company
Nancy & Jerry Reiff
Darren Renier
Carsten Retrum
Tim Rietdorf
Janet Roe
In Memory Of Matthew P. Roe
Ron Rohrbacher
Audrey Rorick
Kaila Rork
Dr. & Mrs. Todd Rumsey
Kevin & Cathy Rupp
John Ryan
Michael Scherbinski
2013 Mission Funders
Chamber of Commerce Foundation
City of Fort Wayne
Community Foundation of Greater Fort Wayne
Edward D. and Ione Auer Foundation
Foellinger Foundation
Indiana Department of Child Services
JC Penney
Lincoln Financial Foundation
Norfolk Southern Foundation
Old National Bank Foundation
Parkview Physicians Group
Precor Incorporated
Schwab Foundation
St. Joseph Community Health Foundation
United Way of Allen County
Urban Enterprise Association (UEA)
YMCA of the USA
Zollner Foundation
Schrader Real Estate & Auction Co., Inc.
Sandie Shambaugh
Shoaff Park Lions Club/Sunrise Cafe
Signing Closers, LLC
Carl Sipe
Skysedge, Inc.
Eric Smead
Angie Smith
Matt Smith
Spanicus, LLC
Jaclyn Stahl
Dr. James & Sue Stapel
STAR Insurance
Anthony Stites
Strebig Construction, Inc.
Tori Strelec
Jeff & Barb Studebaker
Mike & Cheryl Summers
Dennis D. Sutton
The Swanson Family
Beverly Taylor
John Theisen
Clifton & Mary Titcomb
Alex Tone
Chad Tranter
Kurt Unrue
James Van Dyck
Andy Veenstra
Adam Vetter
Ed Walter
Bill & Cindy Webber
Judy Wee
Marshall White
Whitley County Retired
Teachers Association
Eric Wilkins
John Wilkinson
Matthew Wojewuczki
Douglas Wood
Natalie Woods
Robin Wright
XPO Logistics, Inc.
Danny York
David Young
Kathleen Young
2013 YMCA MISSION PARTNERS
YMCA Mission Partners provide financial resources to
strengthen our community and move us all forward. The
continued support of these companies allows the YMCA
to carry out our mission, making a meaningful, enduring
impact in our community.
THANK YOU TO:
YMCA
METROPOLITAN OFFICE
MARTIN PASTURA
SCOTT HELMKAMP
SENIOR LEADERSHIP
President & Chief
Executive Officer
MICK SOKOLOWSKI
CHRIS ANGELLATTA
NICOLE LIDDELL
Chief Financial Officer
Chief Operations Officer
Director of Leadership
Development
Director of Mission Advancement
METROPOLITAN
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
REED MILLER
ERIKA HALLIWILL
JILL PERRILLO
Financial Advisor | Phillips Financial
PNC Wealth Management
NIPSCO
STEVE DOAN
JOHN HENRY, III
DARREN RENIER
Community Development Corp.
Board Chairman
Vice President Relationship Manager
Manager of Public Affairs
Vice Chairman
Chief Executive Officer
Vice President | STAR Financial Bank
JH Specialty, Inc.
TOM KIMBROUGH
STEVE HERENDEEN
RICK SAMEK
Partner | Barrett & McNagny
Indiana Tech
Carson Boxberger, LLP
Secretary
Vice President
Financial Specialist
Attorney
JEFF TANER
ANGELA HUGHES
TRACY SHELLABARGER
Director | Dulin, Ward & DeWald, Inc.
Franklin Electric
Steel Dynamics
Treasurer
Corporate Counsel
MARY BELL
RAY KELLER
Wells Fargo Bank
Chase Bank
Regional President
Retired Vice President
MIKE BROWNING
KEN LIZER
Parkview Health
EASi
Senior VP & Chief Financial Officer
President
WALTER ERVINS
BRUCE MENSHY
Humana Market Point
Raytheon
Sales Representative
Retired Chief Financial Officer
GERALD WITTE
Retired Senior Vice President
PNC
DAVID YOUNG
Vice President
Independent Alliance Banks
Retired Director of Operations
YMCA BRANCH
LEADERSHIP
YMCA CAMP POTAWOTAMI
JORGENSEN FAMILY YMCA
WELLS COUNTY FAMILY YMCA
CENTRAL BRANCH YMCA
PARKVIEW FAMILY YMCA
WHITLEY COUNTY FAMILY YMCA
YMCA CHILD CARE SERVICES
RENAISSANCE POINTE YMCA
YMCA YOUTH SERVICE BUREAU
7255 East 700 South
Wolcottville, IN 46795
Board Chair: JEFF LEWIS
Executive Director: PATRICK KELLY
1020 Barr St.
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Board Chair: BILL RUSH
Executive Director: CARA GREULICH
1117 South Clinton Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Board Chair: JIM EMMERSON
Executive Director: LISA KISOR
10313 Aboite Center Rd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
Board Chair: TRICIA KOOB
Executive Director: KATHRYN CUSTER
10001 Dawsons Creek Blvd.
Fort Wayne, IN 46825
Board Chair: ADAM BARTROM
Executive Director: SCOTT MONNETT
2323 Bowser Ave.
Fort Wayne, IN 46803
Board Chair: MICHELLE CHAMBERS
Executive Director: TABITHA ERVIN
1935 N. Main St.
Bluffton, IN 46714
Board Chair: TROUT MOSER
Executive Director: JON JENKINS
950 E. Van Buren St.
Columbia City, IN 46725
Board Chair: DAVID LEFEVER
Executive Director: ERICA MILLER
1117 ½ South Clinton Street
Fort Wayne, IN 46802
Board Chair: CHUCK BAILEY
Executive Director: GREG BARNES
OUR MISSION:
To put Christian principles into practice through programs
that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
YMCA OF GREATER FORT WAYNE
347 West Berry Street, Suite 500 I Fort Wayne, IN 46802
(260) 422-6488 I fwymca.org