FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT® FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

THE HARRISBURG AREA YMCA 2012 Annual Report A place to Learn, Grow, Thrive. ThERE IS NO ORGANization Quite Like the YMCA.

That’s because in many neighborhoods across our service area, we have the presence and partnerships to not just promise, but to deliver, lasting personal and social change. We work tirelessly every day to nurture the potential of kids, improve the community’s health and well- being, and give back and support our neighbors.

We recognize for communities to succeed, everyone must be given the opportunity to be healthy, confident, connected and secure. To that end, last year we gave away more than $3.8 million in financial assistance and subsidized programs and services to ensure that 18,786 of our neighbors, regardless of age, income or background, had the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive.

Our sights are set on the future. The Board of Directors has worked hard on a new strategic plan that will increase our impact on our community and the furtherance of our mission. At the Y, we’re not simply changing the lives of people in our community today. We are building an entire legacy of change. One that will shape the future of generations to come.

And we couldn’t do it without the hard work and generous support of our partners, volunteers, donors, staff and members. Thank you for playing a part in building the foundations of community in the greater Harrisburg Area. Please enjoy our 2012 Annual Report.

Yours in Service,

Mark G. Caldwell Richard A. Curl Chairman of the Board President & CEO

2 cAMP Curtin YMCA Abigail Howard Program Highlights Adult Volunteer of the Year 2011-2012 “I began to participate as a parent volunteer for the YMCA in For Youth Development 2005 with the Teen • The Camp Curtin YMCA offers Man Up & Sisters Helping Achievers program. Sisters youth mentoring programs. Both programs are My son has not only designed to provide youth ages 7-16 with positive graduated the Teen experiences and relationships through mentorship, guest Achievers program speakers, and group trips that will help shape and mold but has graduated them into our future leaders. high school and is now a full time college • The Camp Curtin YMCA’s Extended Math & Reading student. I am happy program provides free after school care. The program to dedicate myself to serves 40 youth from the hours of 3pm-7pm. During mentoring children these times youth are engaged in educational enrichment, at the Camp Curtin art, group sports, and computer class. Dinner is also YMCA.” provided.

• The Teen Achievers program recently kicked off the 2012- 2013 year. Meetings are held twice at month at HACC. The program offers a variety of experiences ranging from SAT Prep, college tours, college athletic events, and World of Work tours.

For Healthy Living • The Camp Curtin YMCA now offers Judo free to members age 5-13. The program meets every Tue & Thurs. from 5:30pm-6:30pm.

• The Camp Curtin YMCA’s Winter Youth Basketball serves boys & girls ages 5-13. Practices start in November and games begin in December. In addition to basketball, the Constantin Nduna-Bindzi branch also offers youth cheerleading. Youth Volunteer of the Year

• The Harrisburg Young Professionals provided our youth “Since March of 2012 with a 6 week whiffle ball clinic. The program served 30 I’ve been volunteering youth and met two days a week. A meal and T-shirt was at the Camp Curtin provided to all youth participants. YMCA. In my time there I’ve helped with For Social Responsibility the aftercare program • Camp Curtin YMCA hosted an all-day women’s retreat and the summer on March 10th. The guest speaker was renowned program. I help the motivational speaker Celeste Jonson. Ladies enjoyed a full students after school day of health and lifestyle motivational activities. with their homework and help with the • The Camp Curtin YMCA hosted its 1st annual Back to enrichment programs School Block Party as a National Night Out event. During the YMCA offers for the event, 148 book bags filled with school supplies were kids from kindergarten distributed. In addition to the book bags, local barbers to eighth grade.” came out and provided free haircuts. The families enjoyed free food and music, while the kids engaged in the many event activities.

• The Camp Curtin YMCA offers free family movie nights. This is a great opportunity for families to come together and enjoy a meal and movie at no cost.

3 Alison Kroh Adult Volunteer of the Year East SHore YMCA Program Highlights “I volunteer as a Youth and Government 2011-2012 Advisor because I enjoy working with FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT the students, seeing • The East Shore Branch YMCA’s “Hope in Handball” pro- them reach their gram led by adult mentors, teaches the essentials of the potential, and gaining sport to youth while interposing life skills. The Joshua new perspectives on Group, students at Sci-Tech High, and Abraxas’ youth current issues. The benefit from the “Hope in Handball” program. Youth and Government program was an • Youth and Government - the East Shore Branch YMCA has important aspect 43 children involved with 2 delegations participating in during my high school the statewide Youth and Government Program. years and I am very privileged to volunteer • The YMCA proudly serves over 1000 children on the East for this program as an Shore with 17 School Age child care sites, 4 summer adult.” camps, and two full day child care locations. The Harris- burg Area YMCA is the largest provider of child care in Central Pennsylvania.

FOR HEALTHY LIVING • The East Shore Y offers a multitude of health & fitness classes; Cardio Kick Boxing, Pilates, Yoga, Muscle Confu- sion, RIPPED, and Spinning, to name a few which pro- mote strength, endurance, cardio/respiratory fitness and flexibility.

• The East Shore Y race events served over 5,000 partici- pants in 2012. Races Included: The Millers Mutual Har- risburg Mile, Capital Blue Cross Harrisburg Marathon, the Miranda Moyer Armed forces 5K Run, and the Aspire Urgent Medical Care Youth Volunteer of the Year Harrisburg Marathon & Relay.

“This year I was proud FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY • The YMCA Resident hall provides a safe home environment to be a junior camp to over 150 men from many walks of life throughout the counselor. I really year. The East Shore YMCA collaborates with the YWCA appreciated the chance and the Veterans’ Administration to provide homeless vet- to be an example for erans with transitional housing. Currently, the Branch has kids who are younger 16 rooms dedicated to serving our veterans. than me.” • The East Shore Branch collaborates with area churches and organizations in providing free shower passes for our area’s homeless.

• The “Josh the Otter” Program is a water safety awareness program bringing the message of water safety to children whether in the classroom, child care facilities, events, meetings, and tourist attractions. This year 57 locations involving over 1,000 children benefited from a visit from “Josh”.

4 Northern Dauphin COunty YMCA Barbara Smelter Adult Volunteer of the Year Program Highlights “I have been a member of the YMCA for about 2011-2012 four and a half years. My husband Stephen For Youth Development gave me a membership • The No. Dauphin Co. YMCA Jellybean Junction Childcare for my retirement gift Center continues to offer the Pre-K Counts program for from teaching. It was underprivileged youth and families in the Halifax Area the best gift he could School District. The center is entering its 7th year at a have given me!” STAR 3 Keystone Stars Level, exceeding the PA Department of Public Welfare standards.

• The New YMCA Jellybean Junction II Childcare Center opened in Millersburg. This center offers full time childcare as well as before/after school care. The opening of this center allows the Y to offer services to a third local school district.

• The No. Dauphin Co. YMCA Youth & Government program serves middle and high school students from the Halifax, Millersburg and Upper Dauphin Area School Districts that have an interest in state government, political science Austin Peiffer and law. Funding is provided through the PA Educational Youth Volunteer of the Year Improvement Tax Credit Program. “When I think of the YMCA I think For Healthy Living of education, • NDC YMCA Tobacco Control Programs continue to provide togetherness, fitness in-school tobacco cessation at two area school districts and a helpful place. I for the 2011/2012 school year. These programs expanded love working with the to providing adult tobacco use cessation programs to MH/MR facilities. The Tobacco Prevention component of mentoring program!” the program expanded to serving alternative schools in Dauphin and Perry counties. The program assisted the PA Department of Health and Penn State Cooperative Extension in implementing the Young Lungs at Play Initiative in Dauphin County. Three boroughs adopted this policy in 2011/2012. The program continues to work with others to implement policy changes. The Tobacco Control Program is funded by the PA Department of Health through the American Lung Association in Pennsylvania.

• The No. Dauphin Co. YMCA’s Active Older Adults program continues to serve more senior residents from Upper Dauphin County. The No. Dauphin Co. YMCA now serves over 2,400 members of all ages, representing over 30% Allissa Webster of those residing in Elizabethville and the surrounding Youth Volunteer of the Year communities. “I love coming to the For Social Responsibility YMCA and using the • The Drug and Alcohol Prevention programs, (Lifeskills, Bully pool. I volunteer with Prevention and Stay on Track), continue to provide free the tumbling classes services to three local school districts. The Y’s Program and it makes me happy Director serves as an advisor for the SADD chapter at to teach kids a new the Upper Dauphin Area School District. This program is skill.” funded by the Dauphin County Office of Drug and Alcohol Services.

• The No. Dauphin Co. YMCA Mentoring Program continues to provide services to “at risk” youth within 4 area school districts, with the Career Development component continuing to be a success for area youth. Each child receives a membership to the facility along with a free intro to the Wellness Center to teach proper use of the equipment and safety. Funding is provided by Dauphin County Social Services for Children & Youth. 5 Howard Alexander III West SHore YMCA Adult Volunteer of the Year “I volunteer at the Y Program Highlights because it makes me humble to help youth 2011-2012 enjoy a sport I started For Youth Development at 4 years old at the • The Kids-in-Motion program provides extended child care East shore Y and still services to 74 students enrolled in half-day kindergarten. have so much passion The program includes swimming lessons, play time at the and love for. Also, Y’s Water Park, gym time, and educational enrichment Mr. Charles Cavrich components. was the head Judo instructor at the East • The school age child care program serves 357 elementary Shore YMCA for years school students at 9 schools in the Cumberland Valley and and built something Shippensburg Area School Districts. Care is provided in a special. I would not safe and friendly environment where children participate have stayed in the in a unique mix of activities prior to the start of school sport if it was not for and in the hours after school until the parents arrive. The Harrisburg Area YMCA has adopted the requirements him. I want to add to of the Y-USA’s “National Standards for Healthy Eating that tradition. This is and Physical Activity in Early Childhood and Afterschool my way of saying thank you to the Y and honoring my coach who has Programs” in all of its afterschool childcare programs. passed.” • Over the summer 509 campers attended YMCA day camps at 10 locations in Camp Hill, Dillsburg, Enola, Lewisberry, Mechanicsburg, and Shippensburg. Healthy Living • The Y anticipates providing over 1,000 free Y-Fit sessions this year by a certified fitness instructor. Members receive Sabrina Mortell instruction on the proper use of fitness equipment and YMCA staff help them achieve their health and wellness Youth Volunteer of the Year goals. “I’ve been part of the WSY Competitive • In collaboration with Highmark, YMCA worked closely with Swimming Program ladies selected by Highmark to participate in a 10 week “Journey to Health” program, providing personal training, since 2006, serving nutritional guidance, counseling and instruction on many as a mentor to personal health related topics. Several of the participants younger swimmers and YMCA staff participated and were presenters at since 2009. I’ve loved Highmark’s 10th Anniversary “Fun, Fit & Fabulous Women’s working with the Health Conference in Hershey. The program was featured at the conference and many of the ladies have since joined “Take Your Mark” pre the YMCA, continuing their journey to health with the competitive group of assistance of YMCA staff. younger swimmers in the program for the • A winter baseball fundamentals program was held in last three years. It’s January & February, co-ed soccer for 4-6 year olds now offers spring and fall seasons, and programs such as Judo, fun to work with kids - youth basketball and developmental volleyball remain especially kids who are popular for youth. Collectively, the West Shore Y serves doing something that I over14,000 members and during the winter welcomes over loved to do when I was younger.” 40,000 members a month through its doors to participate in various activities. Social Responsibility • Destination Friendship focuses on assisting children with Asperger Syndrome to learn skills needed to acquire and retain friendships. 34 children participate in this highly popular program, with sessions held in the spring and fall.

• The West Shore YMCA collaborates with many other community and human service organizations to serve west shore communities throughout Cumberland and Northern York counties. The YMCA regularly opens its doors to provide community health fairs to serve a variety of audiences. The Harrisburg Area YMCA collaborates with over 177 community organizations each year.

6 For those who need us the most Over 18,786 people benefited from our subsidized programs. Last year, the Harrisburg Area YMCA provided over $3,874,107 to individuals to support programs and to underwrite events that support the community. The YMCA’s “everybody plays, everybody wins” spirit of inclusiveness also extends to financial aid policies to ensure that children and families who cannot afford it get the chance to play and develop skills.

Camp $91,095 Child Care $214,779 Enrichment & Wellness Programs $418,418 Subsidized Programs $876,852 Membership $2,272,963

$3,000,000 Financial aid and program subsidies $2,500,000 are critically

$2,000,000 important to our $2,910,443 $2,700,000

community. $2,507,692 $1,500,000 $2,000,000

$1,000,000 $1,738,000

$500,000 $1,076,549 $938,000 $1,060,000 $1,000,000

7 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 Statement of Activity for 2011, 2010, Audited

2011 2010 Annual Support and Contributions $982,913 $605,526 Program and Service Fees 5,367,242 5,542,136 Membership Dues 4,031,231 3,957,347 United Ways, Grants, Govt. Fees, Misc. 1,187,685 1,288,701 Total Support and Revenue 11,569,071 11,393,710 Program and Service Expenses 10,682,724 10,768,737 Management and General Expenses 976,747 868,059 Total Expenses 11,659,471 11,636,796 Operating Surplus or (Deficit) (90,400) (243,086) Net of Non-Operating Revenues/Expenses 502,298 314,948 Total Increase in Net Assets $411,898 $71,862

Statement of Financial Position for 2011, 2010, Audited

2011 2010 Current Assets $292,115 $476,871 Land Buildings & Equipment (Net of Depreciation) 16,615,927 17,356,214 Endowments, Reserves & Restricted 3,976,645 4,010,013 Total Assets 20,884,687 21,843,098 Current Liabilities 463,544 415,244 Mortgages & Notes Payable 6,622,309 8,040,918 Net Assets 13,798,834 13,386,936 Total Liabilities & Net Assets $20,884,687 $21,843,098

“The summer of 2012 was the first experience for my daughters and I with the YMCA Summer Camp program. I took my daughters to the program located at Mountainview Elementary. Since they are 10 and 8 years old, they were assigned to different groups. The summer camp program allowed my girls to enjoy all sorts of different fun activities and make all sorts of new friends and allowed me to work an always-changing schedule. It meant a lot to me to be able to provide my children with a fun place to spend their summer while I was working. Under the watchful eyes and creative mind of the Director of the camp, my girls enjoyed such fun and varied activities as dance contests, makeovers, swimming (my older girl even passed the deep water test), and field trips to Lake Tobias Wildlife Park and an ice skating rink. They even had time set aside to (gasp) read. My girls had fun at the camp and I fully intend to enroll them in the future.” - Mark Greenwald

8 Harrisburg Area YMCA Heritage Club Members of the Heritage Club have generously included the Harrisburg Area YMCA in their estate plans, either by wills or insurance.

Area ASSOciation Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Shelly Northern Dauphin Co. Branch Mr. Frank R. Sourbeer Robert & Julie Abel Mr. Chester C. Snavely, Jr. Carole DeSoto Mr. & Mrs. Edward R. Book Mr. & Mrs. LeRoy S. Zimmerman Lynn & Helen Henninger Mr. David Anderson Brown Anonymous (2) Robert Williams Mr. Thomas P. Cahalan, Jr. Mr. Mark G. Caldwell Camp Curtin Branch West Shore Branch Mr. Richard A. Curl Mr. Ernest P. Davis Mrs. Mattie Sue Brown Mrs. Kathleen Knisely Mr. & Mrs. Walter C. Duemer Mrs. Fannie Burney Barbara J. Protas Mr. & Mrs. Frank J. Epler Ms. Judith C. Hill Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Reeves Mr. & Mrs. Raymond L. Gover Mrs. Diana Caine-Helwig East Shore Branch Mr. A. William Heinz Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Kessler Mr. John H. Enos, III Mr. & Mrs. James H. King Mr. William J. Hackett Richard C. Lewis, Jr. Mr. Robert E. Hall Yvette R. Lynch Mr. Stephen Kern Mr. & Mrs. Paul L. Mahoney Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Knupp Mr. Harold A. McInnes Dr. Donald Mayes John & Ginger Monsted Mrs. Richard J. Miller Mrs. Lois Musselman Mr. Robert Mills Mrs. Walter F. Raab Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Reeves Mrs. & Mrs. Judson T. Pettis Mr. Frederick S. Rice Mr. & Mrs. Richard Salus Mr. R. Luke Rohrbaugh Mr. & Mrs. David H. Schaper Mr. Michael Serluco Roy & Doris Schlessman Anonymous (2)

“I have included a life insurance policy as an endowment gift to the YMCA because I have a very soft spot in my heart for the YMCA. In my mid-twenties I became a single parent with three sons under the age of 4. While I was finishing my college degree my children were subsidized to attend a YMCA day care program at the Butler YMCA. The summer between my Junior and Senior year in college I did an internship at the Butler YMCA and when I graduated with a degree in Recreation Administration I was hired at that same YMCA. In 1979 I moved to Harrisburg to work as a branch executive for the YMCA in Harrisburg. I changed careers in 1984 but have always felt an attachment to my “first love” and “first career” in the YMCA. Health and fitness for the entire family and the value centered programs of the YMCA that strengthen body, mind, and spirit are core reasons that I support the YMCA. My sons learned to swim at the YMCA, were involved in Indian Guides through the YMCA with Richard Lewis who was then the Camp Shikellimy director taking them to the program. They always went to camp with the YMCA as well. Many positive memories that last a lifetime! -Diana Caine-Helwig

9 Harrisburg Area YMCA Teen achievers Thanks to our sponsors, Harrisburg Area YMCA teens are given the opportunity to experience college environments, sporting events, and educational opportunities.

Teen Achievers Program Sponsors

Ahold Giant Foods American Sentinel Insurance Company Cleveland Brothers Equipment Co., Inc. The Foundation for Enhancing Communities Fulton Bank HACC Hershey Corporation Highmark, Inc. M & T Bank The Phillips Office Solution Select Specialty Hospital The Donald B. & Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation The UPS Foundation W & L Sales Company, Inc.

Northern Dauphin County Branch YMCA Youth & Government Program Sponsors

PNC Financial Services Group, Inc. Susquehanna Bank Mid Penn Bank Riverview National Bank

10 Harrisburg Area YMCA Annual Support

Our Mission The Harrisburg Area YMCA is a non-profit, charitable organization committed to aid in the spiritual, mental and physical development of each person enabling them to be beneficial and contributing members of our society. We accomplish our mission through our programs and services, which are designed to meet community needs in an atmosphere of Christian growth and to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

Visionary Leaders $20,000 & Above Pyramid Construction Services Inc. Ralph & Kim Klinepeter Cleveland Brothers Equipment Company, Inc. The Quandel Construction Group, Inc. KMB Industries Highmark Blue Shield Joseph J. Reilly KPMG, LLP The Donald B. & Dorothy L. Stabler Foundation S & F Company Martin G. Lane, Jr. Vibra Healthcare—The Hollinger Group Rhoads & Sinon, LLP, Thomas French David & Donna Lindquist Lesla Sheeder Brian Logan Community Investors $15,000-$19,999 Warden Asphalt Company, John Warden Bob McClure John M. Arnold Wal-Mart—Elizabethville Mountz Jewelers, Ron Leitzel Mark G. Caldwell Mass Mutual Chairman’s Roundtable $1,000-$2,499 New Horizon Club $10,000-$14,999 Hal McInnes Bob & Julie Abel Robert & Mary Mills The Hall Foundation Diane L. Acri M&T Bank NRG Energy Center Harrisburg, LLC Dan Alderman Pennsylvania American Water Benefactor of Youth $5,000-$9,999 Jeff & Leesa Allen Patriot News Company American Insurance Administrators, Inc. Allied Roofing & Sheetmetal, Inc. Charles Pearson American Sentinel Insurance Company Bailey Landscape Maintenance Pennsylvania Retina Specialists, P.C. The Anchor Organization—Chet Snavely Sandi Loy-Bell Peter & Mary Phillips Bortek Industries Dr. & Mrs. Andrew Bloschichak Phillips Family Foundation Capital Blue Cross BBEC, Inc. Pinnacle Health Systems The Children’s Home Foundation Bradenbaugh Hottenstein Trust Restoration East LLC Carole DeSoto Dennis P. Brenckle Rohrer Bus, John Schrantz Enginuity LLC, Jim Mooney John E. Burleson Saul Ewing Fulton Bank Judge William W. Caldwell John Schrantz, Electrical & Mechanical Services The Alexander Grass Foundation James R. Clippinger SECCO, Inc. Hempt Bros., Inc. Richard A. Curl Seltzers Smokehouse Meats The John Crain Kunkel Foundation Steve Davenport Dennis Sheaffer H.B. McClure Company Steve Dailey L.B. Smith Estate Foundation Beth A. Peiffer David DelBiondo Jan Sockel Phillips Office Solutions Sherri DelBiondo Sun Motor Cars, Dan Sunderland Select Medical Corporation Dixon & Peg Earley Nelson & Paige Swarts The Joseph T. & Helen M. Simpson Foundation James Eichelberger TE Connectivity Susquehanna Bank Eichelberger Well Drilling, Inc. John Trogner Wilsbach Distributors, Inc. John Enos William Troutman Foundation Thomas A. French Tom Usiadek Youth Sponsor $2,500-$4,999 Gene & Darleen Fritz W & L Sales Company, Steve Symons Alpha Consulting Engineers Giant Foods/Ahold Bob Whalen Eric Brossman Anne & Philip Glatfelter III Family Foundation Wilson Gregory Agency Frank Carter Greenlee Partners Drew & Melissa Yerger Ray Davis, ReMax Dane Harman David & Cheryl Zimmerman Direct Energy Janet Hart Zumbathon Steve Gons Health America Pennsylvania, Inc. Ted & Bobbye Gregory A. William Heinz President’s Club $500-$999 Tom & Staci Kirchhoff Hershey Pantry The Adam & Susan Abram Family Members 1st Federal Credit Union JCPenney Allison Hill Lions Club Mid Penn Bank F. Wilson Jackson Ames Janitorial Services Millers Capital Insurance Rob & Kathy Jones Ario Andreoli Jim Mooney Richard Jordan, II Ron Baumbach Tim Nicholson Stephen R. Kern David Black PNC Wealth Management Kerwin & Kerwin Thomas Blaine Michael J. Page, MD Greg King Joe Bedard Pinnacle Health Systems Bill & Jean Kirchoff Rob & Lynn Bertram 11 Michael Boarman Republican Party of PA, Robert Gleason, Chr. Steve Johnson Amy & Kevin Bobb Robert Riggie Jacqueline Kelly Brown Schultz Sheridan & Fritz Cecil Roberts Keystone Insurers Group George D. Boyer & Sons, Inc. Rotary Club of Colonial Park Deibler, Stranbt, Troutman, Inc. Robert Brenner William Rothman Jean King Theodore Brosius, CPA Alice Anne Schwab & Bob Garrett Michael Klinepeter Susan Bruce & Neal Fitch Michael Serluco Robert & Karen Klock Steve Butz Larry R. Shade Bruce Koenecke Capital Foot Specialists Kevin Sheets & Kevin Hancock Peter LaBella Central Penn Rehab Services Richard P. Shelly Lesher Mack Sales & Services, Inc Central State Distributors Timothy & Marissa Shollenberger Joe Lewin Joseph Colaluca William Starr John & Cheryl Linnenbach Nick Condello Tim & Karen Travitz Lobar Properties Inc. Joe Cooper Tucker Arensberg P.C. Geir Magnusson Lona Cooper Richard Utley Erin & Ben Margerum James Cowden Weber Vision Care Ryan Matter J. Michael Davis Robert Weldon Bradley Mattern Dan Deibler & C. Elizabeth Johnson Joanne Wevodau Brian McCarver Donegal Insurance Group Mike White Michael McKenney Michael Scott Doyle Brian Wyant Matthew McPherson EQT Energy Honorable LeRoy S. Zimmerman John Miller R F Fager’s John Zubritsky Meera Modi Cal & Natalie Falatek NDC YMCA YBL Shirley Forsythe Frisch Patrons $250-$499 NDC Zumbathon David A. Geanette abc27 Nikoli’s Pizza and Catering, LLC Brent George Adam Abram Nyce Concrete Construction, Inc. Gloria Gilmore Active Older Adults Orthodox Christ Greater Harrisburg Global Guidepoint Alvord Polk Tool Corporation Overnight Office Incorporated Stephen Greecher, Jr. Charles Appleby Susan & Brad Newman Gratz National Bank Anthony Frank Barbush Ed Nolan Robert C. Grubic Karl Barron PA Family Support Alliance Gunn Mowery LLC Glenn Bartron Mark Pickering Brad Gunnison Rachel Beck Mark Reilly Namrata Haldipur Thomas Beckley Reynolds Construction Management, Inc. Rowland Harrison JoEllen & Michael Bitzer William H. Roberts Hartman Concrete, Inc. Larry Bock Elliott Robinson Edwin L. Heim Company Carol Bostdorf Elyse E. Rogers Gerald Hempt Estate of Bernice G. Bramson Roof Advisory Group, Inc. Lynn & Helen Henninger Robert Branstetter John Ross Hershey Company CBC Activities Association Eric Rothermel Hershey Trust Company CTR Systems, Inc. Richard J. Salus Highspire Auto & Truck Repair Kelly Campbell Schaedler Yesco Distribution Inc Gary Hutchins Allen Carr Schmidt Kramer PC Integrity Bank Louis Cocheres Hugh Scott Amy & Brian Jackson Coffee Time LLC Ron Sharp Susan Jacobs Cumulus Media Sheetz Jelly Bean Junction Dauphin Precision Tool David Skerpon & Chris Baldrige Helen Jones John Decker Smith Paint Products Richard Jordan, III Tammy Delgado Smucker Company, Merv Smucker Kenworth of Pennsylvania Chris & Sheryl Delozier Jason Snyder Bea Kerwin Designs by Pamela Michael Soisson Michael Killion James & Susan Dougherty G.R. Sponaugle & Sons, Inc. c/o Glen Sponaugle John J. Klobusicky Janet Doyle Jerry Stankunas Mary Knackstedt Dan Eichelberger Thomas Starke Koppy’s on the Square Envirep TLC Ramona Stenger Kratzer Hardware Inc. Lee Feirick, Jr. Striewig Bonding Agency Lehman Motors Anson & Katie Flake Peter Taleff, Jr. Michelle Lobingier Forsythe Marketing The Robert Tate Foundation Craig & Cari Longyear John Forte Phil Taylor Yvette R. Lynch Anne Gallaher Theo’s Bar & Grille Sarah McCaulley Gannett Fleming Jaimie Thomas William & Charlotte McClure Family Fund of The G. Michael Gobrecht Trout Ebersole & Groff, LLP Foundation for Enhancing Communities Goodwin Church Troutman Chevrolet LeSean McCoy Grace United Methodist Church Thomas Troutman McInroy-Sheffer People Trust Harrisburg Area Road Runners Club United Healthcare John W. Monsted Harrisburg Parking Authority Audrey Utley Douglas Neidich Harrisburg Senators, Senators Partners, LLC Jeff Walters James Novinger Don Healey, Sr. Jan Williamson Amy Whitney Neufeld Schaun Hentry Thomas Wojdylak Benjamin Olewine III Hershey Creamery Company Mr. Tim Woolford Bill Osborne George Hugh Michele Wyland PE Systems, LLC Holder, Pres XPEDX Pennsy Supply, Inc. Houck Group, Inc., Gary Houck Larry Hufford Every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this donor list. We Tracey & Ron Rash apologize if your name is missing or does not appear as you wish. Please call the Joseph & Frances Hummer Harrisburg Area YMCA Director of Development, Yvette Lynch. 717.232.2068 Reiff & Nestor 12 Harrisburg Area YMCA Board of directors

Area Stephen Greecher Branch Executive Directors Nancy Keim Mark G. Caldwell, Chair Greg King Jamien Harvey Robert A. Abel Amy Neufeld Camp Curtin John M. Arnold Joseph J. Reilly Sandi Loy-Bell Charles Schmidt Chad Krebs Dennis P. Brenckle Alice Anne Schwab East Shore John E. Burleson Steve Suknaic Carole A. DeSoto Jeff Walters Susan Jacobs Dan G. Dorshelmer Travis Watkins Northern Dauphin County Thomas A. French Brian Wyant Edwin W. Gregory Jeff Allen Schaun D. Henry Northern Dauphin County West Shore Robert S. Jones W. Thomas Kirchhoff, Jr. John Luzik, Chair Area Staff Ralph S. Klinepeter, Jr. John Bailor Robert L. Lyon Mandy Carl Richard A. Curl Michael J. Page, MD Nick Condello President and CEO Beth A. Peiffer Michelle Cross Peter H. Phillips Natalie Falatek John W. Monsted Hugh T. Simpson David Geannette CFO Chester C. Snavely, Jr. Dane Harmon Frank R. Sourbeer Toni Harmon Yvette R. Lynch Nelson A. Swarts Lori Henninger Director of Development Robert F. Whalen Lynn Henninger Emily Hoffman Rose E. Turner Camp Curtin Bea Kerwin Director of Marketing & Communications Sarah McCaulley Richard H. Utley, Chair Beth Miller Cheryl P. Akers Larry Shade Gail M D’Angelo Dennis Spotts James Baity Karen Travitz David Brian Cobb Gerald Troutman Diane Crawford Nathan Troutman Tim Boblick Bruce Walter Tamir London Leslie McInnis Shaun O’Toole West Shore Rev. James Jackson Richard E. Jordan, III, Chair Judith McCoy-Jordan Steven Butz LeRoy Robinson, Jr. Joe Cooper Jim Eichelberger East Shore Steven Huntzinger Rodney Jackson M. Scott Doyle, Chair Michael N. Klinepeter Diane L. Acri James C. Mooney Ted Brosius Mark L. Pickering Eric Brossman Rev. Dr. Douglas Pieper Steven Dailey Tracey Polovick J. Michael Davis Mark T. Reilly James Dougherty Pete Taleff Dan Driscoll Drew Yerger 13 A legacy of CHange.

14 The Harrisburg Area YMCA East Shore YMCA Camp Curtin YMCA West Shore YMCA N. Dauphin CO. YMCA 701 N. Front Street 2135 N. 6th Street 410 Fallowfield Road 500 N. Church Street Harrisburg, PA 17101 Harrisburg, PA 17110 Camp Hill, PA 17011 Elizabethville, PA 17023