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2009 Annual Report Letter to Our Community YMCA of Central Massachusetts YMCA of Central Massachusetts 145th Report to the Community 2009 Annual Report Letter to our Community Dear friends, As we reflect on this past year we do so with pride and joy of the continued growth and development of our organization as it stretches across Central Massachusetts reaching children, youth and families alike through our many programs and services that are designed to support our community needs - Today! Each of our Branches has designed programs to strengthen their reach based on the feedback that we have received from both our members and the communities that they serve. From our Minority Achievers Program at Central, Tennis at Greendale, Aquatics at Boroughs to our Youth and Government, Family and Youth Wellness Centers, School’s Out, Camps Harrington and Blanchard and of course our Child Care Services we are able to establish great programs because of your commitment to the YMCA of Central Massachusetts. Because of you we have impact today that withstood the difficult economic climate. Because of you we continue to build strong children, families and communities. With our strategic plan Vision 2012 as our roadmap, we will continue to move our organization forward. We promise to support our families that are struggling by providing quality and accessible child care, help kids make good choices with leadership development activities, providing youth wellness opportunities and offering academic enrichment activities after school. We will focus on responding to the growing health crisis by reaching out to the “health seeker” - all while supporting our members in reaching their individual goals in spirit, mind and body. Our YMCA is special – because of each of you the volunteers, Sincerelyy Yours,, staff, members, the communities we serve, corporate partners and the many individual contributors that work together to achieve our worthy mission. We recognize and appreciate your dedication, commitment and love of our great organization. Kathryn Zingg Hunter David K. Woodbury President/CEO Chairman The YMCA of Central Massachusetts is here today because YMCA of Central Massachusetts Board of Directors of you! Vision 2010 Mission Statement The YMCA of Central Massachusetts is an association united in a common goal to strengthen our communities and to develop the spirit, mind and body of all persons, regardless of means, through activities guided by and based upon our core values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. Vision Statement The YMCA of Central Massachusetts will reach out to all its communities, assisted by a mission-driven, passionate, diverse group of staff and volunteers, to achieve universal recognition as an association that develops healthy lifestyles for all persons - re- gardless of means - and retains its commitment to comprehensive values-based youth development programs. Diversity and Inclusion Vision Statement The YMCA of Central Massachusetts appreciates and supports the dignity and worth of all members of our community. We will nurture an environment that reflects, respects and celebrates our differenc- es, and embraces the richness of our diversity. Youth of The Year Volunteer of The Year Diversity & Inclusion 1. Victoria Smith 5. Joe O’Brien 8. Cindy Arroyo Central Community Branch Central Community Branch Boroughs Family Branch 2. Edgar Cruz 6. Kim Kusiak 9. Beth Gailaor Central Community Branch Greendale Family Branch Boroughs Family Branch 3. Kristen Karpowicz 7. Hank Rand 10. Debra Maddox Greendale Family Branch Boroughs Family Branch Central Community Branch 4. Sean Zuromsky Jane Rosen* Greendale Family Branch Greendale Family Branch Marybeth Graham* Boroughs Family Branch 5 3 4 1 2 Annual Recgonition Event Chairmens Award Jack Foley Over the years, Jack has been engaged in the YMCA in numerous ways! It started at Greendale and has spanned over 15 years and today Jack proudly serves on our Board of Direc- tors and is currently serving as a Co-Chair to the Pioneering Healthier Communities Initiative. 7 9 10 6 8 Capital Campaign Donors We are pleased to recognize on the next several pages those individuals and organizations that provided philanthropic support to the YMCA of Central Massa- chusetts during the 2009 fiscal year. Whether through the Capital Development Initiative, Annual Strong Kids Campaign, program funding or special events, your support is critical to our ability to fulfill our mission. Thank you. The following made pledges to the “Strength of the Team” Capital Campaign*: Gladys Abbott Michele Bolduc Robert & Marie Cousy dith Eaton Camp Staff George Abodeely James Bonds Leonard & Hallie Cowan Lynn Eckhert John Grenier & Ronald Abraham Gerard Boule Amie Cox David Elliott Maria Massimino Diane Abramson Kathleen Bourgue Diane & John Coz Ruth H. & Warren A. Melissa Grosse Julio Acero-Nail John “Bill” Braley Rick Crocker & Ellsworth Foundation Group Insurance Nkeonyere Agunwamba Chris & Charlotte Bramley Cacky Hodgson Michael Ennis Solutions, Inc. John Ahern Nancy Brattain Caitlin Cronin Fred & Patty Eppinger Audris Guerce Celeste Aiello Peter & Mary Brennan Chris Crowley Emily Estabrook Robert & Julia Guertin George I. Alden Trust Sherri Brick Nidia Cruz Fallon Community Greater Worcester Lynn Alimo Barry Brigham Jack Curran Health Plan Community Foundation’s Karin Anderson John & Virginia Brink Alice Currier Louis Farber Booth Fund Reginald & Jean Brisbois Insurance Agency Curry Printing Barbara Fargo Preston & Rosemary Hall Anderson Eleanor Brockway Diane Cusimano Cheryl Feeney David Hamilton A.J Andreoli David Brown Melvin S. Cutler Albert & Lois Feldman Joseph & Eileen Hamilton Arthur Andreoli Elizabeth Brown Foundation Susan Donohue Ferguson Kim Hannigan John Andreoli Karin Bryan Leo D’Agostino Fidelity Investments Hanover Insurance Michael Angelini Martin Buckoski Rob Dalton Jennifer Finnerty Group Foundation Anonymous Wayne Bugley Fred Harris Daniels Flagship Bank Maureen & John Harrington Eli Aramony Audra Burton-Kean Foundation Ronald Flanders Francis A & Jacquelyn H. Russell Aramony George & Alta-Mae Butler Rose Dawkins Allen Fletcher Harrington Foundation Margaret Arnold Butler Dearden DCU for Kids Warner & Mary Fletcher Doris Harrison Cindy Arroyo Jose Caminero Bruce Dean Fletcher Foundation Tenere Harrison Avidia Bank Mario Capozzoli (iteam) Gene DeFeudis Jack & Robin Foley Calvin Hastings Dennis Baker Darcy Carlson Bob Deiana Bernard & Kathleen Forletta James & Rose Hayes Tunde Baker William Carrick In Memory of Maureen Deiana Bethany Fournier Roy & Patricia Hegedus James Ball Joseph Carter Nancy Deitemeyer Robert & Linda Friedman Joseph Hehir Nelson & Sylvia Ball Sylvia & Chet Caswell, Jr. Danielle Delgado Roger Frost Lorna Helms Ball Financial Services Chet Caswell III Toney Delgado Mark & Jan Fuller Brendan Herlihy Lisa Banks Jim Chacharone Deborah Demarco George F. & Sybil H. Fuller Foundation Hermann Foundation Cynthia Barnes Sam Chafetz Ethel Demarky Nunziato Fusaro Trust Kathy Hessell Marissa Barrett Patricia Chandley Barbara Dennis Karen Gagliastre Hoche-Scofield Foundation Brandie Barriere Charles River Laboratories Maureen Desilets Elizabeth Gailor Paul “Chip” Hogan J. Dolan Barry Heather Clancey Stephen & Liana Desio Ted Gallagher Rosemary Hossack Lori Bastien Jeff Clarke Henry Dewey Wilfred & Nancy Gallien Chirs Howard Donna Beaupre Barbara Clifford Loretta & Morgan Dewey Joyeeta Gangopadhyay Kevin Huard Randy & Donna Becker Amy Clouter John Diercks Don & Lynn Gaskell Kathy & Jim Hunter Stacey Beer Rita Coffey Cindy Dion James Gawle Dorothy Hurlburt Carolyn Bellil Coghlin Electrical Pat DiReda Kim Generelli Michael Hussey Fausto Benavides Contactors/Columbia Inc. Tom Dolan Dawn Geoffroy Howard & Frances Jacobson Anthony Benison Louis Cohen Mark Donahue Joellen Germain Hank & Ann Jakiela Bruce Bennett Susan Colby Susan D’Orazio Bill Gibbons Ann Jasperson John & Patricia Bergan James & Katherine Colman Phyllis & Sydney Dorfman Gifford Charitable Trust Brenda Jenkins Bethany Bergman Ben Colonero Robert Dorfman Raymond & Pat Girard George & Ruth Johnson Rachelle Berk Commonwealth National Bank Ronald & Carole Dorris Mitchell Gitkind Robert Johnson Sarah Berry David & Cheryl Connell Mary Doyle Wayne Glazier Carole & Don Jolie Kelly Berthiaume Leonard Cooper Heather Dudley Jeff Godin Betty Judd Maria Betancourt Lizette Cordeiro Marcia & Peter Dudley Peter Goodwin Nancy Kane Del Betterley Orlando Corona Norma Dufault Paige Graening Kara Kappes John Biddle Adalila Correa Ronald & Ana Dufault John Graham Susan Kean Richard & Sande Bishop Claire Cosentino John Duggan David Green William Kelleher Kenneth Bodle John & Lorri Cote Joel Dusoe Paula Green Harold & Natalie Kelley Nancy Boland Louis Cote Russell Dye Greendale Child Watch and April Kelly * Every effort has been made to include all donors. We sincerely apologize for any omissions or inaccuracies. Ju- Early Childhood Staff James Kenary, Jr. Please contact Kimberly M. Salmon, Development Director/-Major Gifts with any corrections: (508) 755-6101 ext. 244 Greendale School’s Out/ Edward Kennedy Robert Kennedy Ken & Ann Mierzykowski Ashley Ranaldi David Sun Yesod Foundation Meredith Kern & Mildred McEvoy Henry Rand Barbara Suprenant Peter Zacharia Chris Williams Foundation William & Ann Rawstron Pamela Suprenant Christopher Zagorski Bob & Nancy Kimball Janet Miller Retired Mens Club TD Banknorth Charitable James & Marion Zingg George Kinzlmaier Nancy Mitchell of Greendale Foundation Marita Zuraitis Allan & Marilyn Kurlan Tom Molleur S. Paul Reville David Talman Bob & Sybil LaBaire
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