VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR Helping to build a better us. COMMUNITY. We dedicate this annual report to Jim Nelson. An extraordinary person who exemplifies passion WE BUILD THAT HERE. and serves the Y with purpose, every single day.
PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA PO Box 840 116 Union Street Rockport, Maine 04856 207.236.3375 www.penbayymca.org 2016 ANNUAL REPORT Penobscot Bay YMCA Leslie Eaton - President MEMBERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS are the Jill Delano - Vice President VOLUNTEERS • Frank Beane foundation of a strong community. The Penobscot Bay YMCA is Andrea Babb Conover - Secretary • Jim Bowditch governed by a volunteer Board Andy Clement - Treasurer MARGE JONES • Bob Daigle of Directors charged with making John Bird Dan Bookham Jim Bowditch • Mike Devine sure we’re always in a position to Jim Butler Joe Curll Sonya Frederick HONOR SOCIETY • Allen Fernald help the people in our community Tom Girard Maureen Gordon Jim Grimes • Susan Flynn develop the skills and relationships Sally “Nan” Lasbury Larry Lehmann Bill Leone Individuals recognized for they need to be healthy, confident Mary Alice McLean Heidi Neal Monica Shields • Ed Hurlburt and connected to others. their outstanding service Neale Sweet • Marge Jones to the Penobscot Bay YMCA. • Ned Kyle • Steve Mansfield Troy Curtis Chief Executive Officer LEADERSHIP STAFF Ted Pieri Finance Director EMPLOYEES • Mike Pierce The staff at the Penobscot Bay Susan Howland Director of Operations build bright futures! • John Sherman YMCA are a group of dedicated Marcia Roberts Development Director • Nancy Watson Symington professionals. They are here to Sarah Whytock Membership & Marketing Director serve our members and the Kathy Miller Welcome Center Supervisor
community by being informed, David Sheain Facilities Director responsive, caring and willing to Jan Mueller Accounting Assistant MEMBERS go the extra mile to be sure our Caitlin Harrington Finance & Human Resources Coordinator Mr. and Mrs. Donald Abbott HERITAGE SOCIETY member’s needs are met. Sandy Bodamer Senior Activities Director & Rental Coordinator Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Axelson Lydia Fournier Youth Development Director C. Wilkes Babb Trust Your legacy brightens our future. Your Meredith Gutheinz Early Learning Director Del and Isa Babb Meghan Gustafson Afterschool & Early Leaning Assistant Director Rebecca and Deerin Babb-Brott gifts sustain our efforts to build a lasting Theo Berez Wellness Director Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane endowment fund for youth development, Samantha Bragg Sports & Camping Director David and Theo Berez healthy living and social responsibility Mike Frier Aquatics Director Dr. and Mrs. James Bowditch Nicki Coghill Assistant Aquatics Coordinator today and for years to come. Mr. and Mrs. Rick Bresnahan Norm Parratt Teen Center Coordinator Mr. and Mrs. James Butler
Stephanie Williams Rockland Harbor YMCA Wellness Director Mr. Larry Campbell Shelby Salas Rockland Harbor YMCA Assistant Wellness Director Bill and Lois Jane Cross
Nicole McClendon Rockland Harbor YMCA Early Learning Director Mr. and Mrs. Troy Curtis Benjie Blake Rockland Harbor YMCA Sports & Camping Director Patrick Day and Bryan Ready Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Dickey Callie Davisson North Haven Center Coordinator Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Eaton Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fernald The mission of the Penobscot Bay YMCA is to provide high quality Ms. Molly Fitch services that meet the youth development, healthy living and social Mr. and Mrs. Richard Foxwell needs of individuals and families in the communities we serve. M. Alton French Charitable Fund Mr. Don Isikoff Mr. and Mrs. Ned Kyle ROCKLAND HARBOR YMCA NORTH HAVEN Mr. Leo Laukka A Branch of the Penobscot Bay YMCA FITNESS & WELLNESS CENTER Mr. and Mrs. William Leone Our Heritage Society is made up of friends who have 12 Water Street An Outreach Program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA Rockland, Maine 04841 21 Town Office Square Charlie LeRoyer and Maria Salvaggio arranged for a gift in their estate plans to the Y’s 207.593.8500 North Haven, Maine 04853 Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis endowment fund. These planned gifts play a crucial 207.867.4418 Ms. Marty Martens role in building strong endowment resources and FLANAGAN COMMUNITY CENTER Mr. and Mrs. David Montgomery creating a lasting legacy for generations to come. LOCATIONS A Program Center of the Rockland Harbor YMCA Ms. Sara Montgomery 61 Limerock Street Outright or planned gifts can be made in one of the Rockland, Maine 04841 Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Morong following ways: PENOBSCOT BAY YMCA Mr. and Mrs. George Mueller PO Box 840 207.594.0321 An outright gift of cash Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson An outright gift of appreciated assets 116 Union Street TEEN CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Michael Pierce A life insurance gift Rockport, Maine 04856 An Outreach Program of the Penobscot Bay YMCA Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan 61 Limerock Street A gift through your will 207.236.3375 Mr. and Mrs. John Sherman www.penbayymca.org Rockland, Maine 04841 A gift made through a charitable trust or annuity 207.594.0321 Mr. and Mrs. Steven Smith Mr. Neale Sweet and Ms. Betsy Perry Further information may be obtained by contacting Ms. Nancy Watson Symington Troy Curtis, Chief Executive Officer or Marcia Roberts, York McDonough Charitable Gift Development Director of the Penobscot Bay YMCA. BUILDING HOPE… WE BUILD ONE OPPORTUNITY AT A TIME.
A COMMUNITY WITH INFINITE POSSIBILITIES. A LETTER FROM OUR BOARD PRESIDENT “My husband, John, and I started going to the Therapy Pool after having taken our granddaughter swimming during Dear Y Friends, summer vacation. The Therapy Pool felt great but we quickly realized how out of shape and how little stamina we both had. We are humbled and grateful for the commitment and dedication we received from our Although we both could sort of swim, we had never really members, donors, volunteers, community organizations, and staff over the past year. learned free style or other swim strokes for that matter.Troy Curtis Chief Executive Officer Swimming the width of the pool was a challenge thatTed required Pieri Finance Director Your generosity and support afforded us the opportunity to address many critical issues us to rest to catch our breath before trying again.Susan Howland Director of Operations facing our community. In fact, in 2016, the Y adopted a new strategic plan that will guide
I talked my husband into taking private swim lessons.Marcia Roberts Development Director the association for the next three years. This plan firmly focuses the Y on nurturing the Following our lessons with Martha, we signed up withSarah the Whytock Membership & Marketing Director potential of every child, improving our community’s health and well being, and fostering Swim for Life program sponsored by US Masters Swimming.Kathy Miller Welcome Center Supervisor positive social environments for both the teen and aging populations. These objectives Peter, our instructor, worked on stroke improvement.David Sheain Facilities Director can only be met by working together with other organizations and individuals in our region Surprisingly, for us, we made progress and with continuedJan Mueller Accounting Assistant to build a better community for all. Henry Ford may have said it best. practice began doing laps. Caitlin Harrington Finance & Human Resources Coordinator Prior to our discovery of swimming, John and I lookedSandy for Bodamer Senior Activities Director & Rental Coordinator “Coming together is the beginning. something that we could do together that would giveLydia us Fournier Youth Development Director some exercise. Thankfully, besides helping us becomeMeredith more Gutheinz Early Learning Director Keeping together is progress. physically fit and learning new swim skills together - has Meghan Gustafson Afterschool & Early Leaning Assistant Director made us closer. In addition, the supportive staff of the Working together is success.” Theo Berez Wellness Director Y and the friendliness of fellow pool members, Samantha Bragg Sports & Camping Director - Henry Ford makes swimming fun!” Mike Frier Aquatics Director As we continue to build momentum to address future challenges, it is always helpful to Bea and John, Nicki Coghill Assistant Aquatics Coordinator celebrate the accomplishments of the past and remind ourselves that great things are Private Swim Lessons The Y hasNorm ParrattThe Y’s 177 Teen Center Coordinator a total of 6 volunteers possible:
locations.Stephanie servedWilliams over Rockland Harbor YMCA Wellness Director 3,250 hours 2016 ACCOMPLISHMENTS Shelby Salas Rockland Harbor YMCA Assistant Wellness Director in 2016. The Y is Nicole McClendon Rockland Harbor YMCA Early Learning Director In the past year, the Penobscot Bay YMCA… proud to Benjie Blake Rockland Harbor YMCA Sports & Camping Director employ nearly Provided nearly $320,000 in Financial Assistance for those in need and turned no one 175 people. Callie Davisson North Haven Center Coordinator “I can’t thank the coaches and staff enough for away for financial reasons. their dedication and inspiration. Nathaniel has Grew membership by 7% - marking the third consecutive year of growth. developed tremendous confidence in the pool and a Provided over 600 youth in our community with free memberships to the Teen Center true affinity for competing on the team. He feels he is constantly learning new things about technique, and he and Rockland Community Center. is consistently challenged both physically and mentally. Completed our first year of programing in partnership with the City of Rockland – I enjoy watching him learn about team-building skills registering over 1,100 program participants in Y activities within this setting alone. and personal goal setting. We both enjoy the phenomenal balance between healthy competition in the pool, and Completed a renovation of the Rockport Wellness Center – providing members with a positive and engaging spirit on dry land. That spirit is state-of-the-art fitness environment. echoed in the strength of our Sailfish Swim Team Each week, we provided over 140 children with an Early Learning experience and Parent Leader and the parents who support the team in over 115 children with quality After School Care. a multitude of ways. It’s a perfect trifecta of kids, coaches, and parents that make Sailfish what it is. Sailfish is more While we are proud of our accomplishments to date, than a team, it’s a community. we understand that there is much more work to be done. Being members of the Sailfish community has been very Thank you for all of your support and encouragement – important to my family, especially after relocating from we couldn’t do it without you. Islesboro. But even when we lived on the island, the Y Aquatics Program was a part of our lives. It’s hard to believe Nathaniel has been swimming here at the Y for Warmly, 9 years, spanning his early days as a Perch in the therapy pool to now participating as a member of the Sailfish Swim Team. I love the sense of self-assurance my children have gained through learning to swim at the Y. Strong swimmers DO equal confident kids!” Leslie Eaton, YMCA Board President Nora, Swim Team Mom YOUTH DEVELOPMENT FINANCIAL HIGHLIGHTS We strive for efficiency...leveraging every WE BUILD HEALTHY FAMILIES. dollar and ensuring that the Y is affordable and accessible to all. “As a first time mom, I agonized over the decision to return to work part time. When my son, Cutter, was four months old he first started in the infant room at the Y. I spent the first day just going up to the gym for two hours before returning. I left that day feeling confident that this was the right choice for us. Over the next few months, when I would pick him up at the end of the day, I was so moved to learn that the (former) director, Lydia, and her assistant, Nicole, would often hold him so that he could nap and get the 2016 Financial Report extra snuggles that he needed. Over the 11 months that Cutter spent in that room he created a special Fiscal year ending December 2016 bond with Heidi; when I would leave and return I would often find him in her arms. She is one of the kindest, most loving, women I have had the pleasure to meet. She made that first year of REVENUE: balancing work and being a mom much less stressful and difficult than it could have been. Recently, we have moved Programs $1,985,000 to the toddler room and are really enjoying 7% getting to know our new teachers Membership $1,496,000 12% Government Grants $307,867 (especially Amanda)! Our experience 7% with the new Director, Meredith, Contributions & Special Events $543,000 32% has also been fantastic.” Other $317,000
TOTAL: $4,648,867 - Anna 42%
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1% 6% 5% Salaries & Benefits $2,898,000 7% Occupancy $751,000 5% Other $233,365 Grant Costs $307,867 Depreciation $280,635 61% 15% Special Events $16,138 Supplies $227,862 TOTAL: $4,714,867 CONSTITUENCY REPORT SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY MEASURING THE IMPACT OF OUR GOOD WORK WE BUILD PEOPLE. Emma is just one of many Life Skills students that has been positively impacted by participating in swim lessons from elementary school and through their years at Oceanside High School.
Going to the Y gave her the opportunity to learn and practice many MEMBERS PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS skills both in and out of the pool. When Emma first started, she needed assistance changing, adjusting the water in the shower as well as verbal Youth 334 Early Learning 17,090 and physical help getting dressed. Over the years, Emma progressed Young Adult 84 Health & Wellness 7,602 little by little until by the time she was graduating she was able to walk Adult 824 Youth Sports 1,718 into the Y with her peers, change in the general locker room, shower
Single Parent Family 583 Aquatics 2,351 and dress independently.
Senior 533 Camping 2,374 In the pool, Emma was always fearless and would need reminders not to jump in over her head or Senior Couple 690 Senior Programs 746 Couple 366 swim out too deep. By Emma's last year of Teen Center 431 high school she was able to participate in Family 2,698 the 25 yard freestyle race at the Special TOTAL 32,312 Olympics without any floatation! Without
TOTAL 6,112 *Total number of members from all Y branches. this open, accepting, never give up attitude shown by the Y staff - *Total number of members from all Y branches. Emma and many, many others would not have achieved the levels success a independence that FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE: $319,526 they have today.
- Colleen, Life Skills Teacher Military & Active Duty $16,793 Program Scholarships $5,023 - Early Learning & Camp Scholarships $77,944 Membership & Special Requests $219,766
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69% We are blessed by our COMMUNITY PARTNERS HEALTHY LIVING who help build strong and bright futures together. Rockport Granite, Inc. IN MEMORY OF… IN HONOR OF... WE BUILD MORE THAN MUSCLE. Rockport Marine Inc. Leslie Baum Mary Begert Rockport Steel “My husband joined the Y as a part of the Heart Watch Program and signed us up for a family Connie Beveridge Nico Benjamin membership. I had never really exercised and didn’t participate in sports of any kind in my youth. Rotary Club of Rockland Mike Bracher Sandy Bodamer For the first few weeks, I was walking the track, using the rowing machine and the stair climber but Samoset Resort-La Bella Vita Lois Jane Cross Jim Bowditch that was the extent of my exercise. Then I decided to inquire about personal training which was a Schooner Olad & Cutter Owl David Deptula Christopher Brainard big step for me. It meant I was actually committing seriously to exercise, getting healthy and maybe Scott's Place Stephen Deptula Tammy Brooks losing a little bit of weight in the process. Seasons Downeast Designs Flora Ettinger Dr. Rick Chandler When I first met TJ, he asked me about my fitness goals. That was Sidecountry Sports Elizabeth Field Dr. Rick Claussen easy…I wanted to work on my balance as I have a fear of falling, South End Grocery Ronald S. Gordon Michael Coleman I wanted to be able to do five push-ups (I couldn’t even do one) Spring Tide Acupuncture LLC Joseph L. Horner William Cross and get stronger and healthier…all without sweating. Camden Rockport Jennifer Quinn-White Jill Delano Fast forward six months and I Elementary School Staff still work out twice a week with Judy Scoble Mike Devine Stepping With The Stones TJ. I can do 3 reps of ten pushups, Matthew R. Simmons Doug Hall Preschool something I thought I would never Lloyd Snapp Nancy Kneedler Strand Theatre be able to do, I am lifting weights Maria Snow John Rockwell Synergy Massage & Bodywork and getting stronger – all while Richard Yirrell Phoebe Root sweating… which I don’t seem Target Marketing ME, Inc. Dan Seefahrt to mind so much anymore. The Camden Hospital for Animals Keiko Storin Without TJ and the wonderful The Drouthy Bear FOUNDATIONS AND TRUSTS The Camden Windjammers staff and atmosphere at the The First Bank Agnes M. Lindsey Trust YMCA. I don’t believe I The Inn at Ocean's Edge C. Wilkes Babb Trust would be able to achieve The Offshore Restaurant my overall fitness goal M. Alton French Charitable Fund The Study Hall of investing now for a of the Maine Community Foundation better quality of life later.” The University of Maine The Worthington Charitable Fund The Waterfront Restaurant United Mid-Coast Charities - Gayle Town of Appleton Town of Camden Treekeepers LLC Vanderbilt Beach Resort Viking, Inc. Wallace Events West Bay Rotary Whale's Tooth Pub York's Wild Kingdom
We have carefully checked this list for accuracy; however, if we have not listed your name as you would like it to appear The Y offers or if you wish your name not members over to appear in the future, please 60 free classes call and we will make the per week. correction for future listings. We are blessed by our COMMUNITY PARTNERS OUR CAUSE BUILDS COMMUNITIES. who help build strong and bright futures together. “It is easier to build strong children, than to repair broken men.” - Fredrick Douglas COMMUNITY PARTNERS Elks Lodge No. 1008 Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors The Penobscot Bay YMCA adopted a new Strategic Plan to address four identified critical issues in Farnsworth Art Museum Maine Coast Construction our community over the next three years. The Y is strategically positioned to address these important 3 Crow Fiore Artisan Olive Oils & Vinegars Maine Coast Petroleum, Inc. community issues. We can make a difference by intentionally engaging hundreds of children each day 5210 Let's Go! First Congregational Church Maine Sport Outfitters who take part in our early learning and afterschool program centers, ensuring that they are prepared Allen Insurance and Financial Fisher Engineering Maine Street Meats for school and keep up with their peers over time. We touch over a thousand people, of all ages, each Bangor Savings Bank Flagship Cinema Maine Wildlife Park day that access our wellness services, increasing physical activity and promoting healthier lifestyles. Bay Chamber Concerts Floor Magic & Tile Mainely Concrete Corp Finally, as one of the largest social service organizations in our region, we positively engage teens in prosocial environments like the Teen Center and Rockland Community Center each afternoon, reducing Belfast Dairy Queen Ford Enterprises Excavation Mainely Lobster and Seafood, Inc. the likelihood of future substance abuse issues. Beth's Farm Market Free Press Inc. Margo Moore Inc. Beveridge Farm Front Street Shipyard Maritime Energy Bidu Sayao Memorial Children's Trust Funtown Splashtown USA McCormick & Associates Bixby & Company Gartley & Dorsky Megunticook Market Children entering kindergarten, especially those from low-income families, are starting school unprepared. This educational disparity only grows Blake Veterinary Hospital, Inc George C. Hall & Sons, Inc. Mid Coast Diesel Performance Boston Financial Data Services over time. In addition, these same children see significant learning loss Glenn Cove Inn, Inc. Mid-Coast Recreation Center during the summer months of their first several years of school. These Boynton-McKay Food Co. Global Packing & Shipping Mid-Knight Auto two factors contribute to a significant achievement gap between lower Braggs Tree Care LLC Golfer's Crossing Monhegan Boat Line income families and those from other economic situations. Brimstone Consulting Group, LLC Gosline Insurance Group Mount Pleasant Dental Care Bruce Laukka, Inc. Granite Coast Orthodontics Mr. Wat Bubbles and Bean Grasshopper Shop New Leaf Construction Children's Consignment Hampton Inn & Suites North Atlantic Painting Café Miranda Rockland/Thomaston Norton Builders Inc. Diabetes and other chronic diseases that stem from poor weight Camden Deli Hannaford Bros. Co. Ocean Pursuits management are impacting individuals living and working in our region Camden Harbor Cruises Hedstrom Electric The Offshore Restaurant at a staggering rate. Nearly 33% of all adults in our service area are Camden Hills Dental Care Home Depot O'Hara Corporation currently overweight or obese. This impacts the workforce, our health care infrastructure, and the ability of our residents to live healthy Camden Lions Club Hope Health Family Practice On the Water in Maine productive lives. Camden National Bank Horch Roofing Once a Tree Camden National Bank - Rockland House of Logan Our Lady of Good Hope Camden Real Estate Company Islesboro Marine Enterprises, Inc. Owls Head Transportation Museum Camden Riverhouse Hotel J.D. Miller Construction LLC PALS for Living Camden Snow Bowl JB Auto Park Street Car Wash Camden Whole Health Jet Blue Pen Bay Medical Center CedarWorks Johnstone Chiropractic PenBay Veterinary Associates, Inc.
Chater's Boatyard Josephine, Inc. Penobscot Bay Orthopaedic There is increasing social isolation in our region, and growing needs Children's House Montessori School Juice Plus Penobscot Bay Pilot of the aging population. China Coast Kenniston Machine & Engineering Plants Unlimited Claws Inc. Keybank National Association Point Lookout Resort Clean Bee Laundry Kno-Wal-Lin Home Care and Hospice & Conference Center Coastal Opportunities Landscape Services Prince's Inc. Cold Mountain Builders, Inc. Lanphere and Sons, LLC. Pro-Rental of Rockport Computer Solutions, LLC Lincolnville Business Group Quarry Hill Concise Cleaners Lobster Pound Restaurant Rankins, Inc. Domino's Pizza | Team Prior, Inc. Andy's Brew Pub Re/Max Jaret and Cohn In addition, substance abuse in the Mid Coast Region occurs at some of Down East Enterprise, Inc. Long Funeral Home Redzone Wireless the highest rates in the State of Maine. 10% of individuals between the Downeast Homes, Inc. Lowe's Revision Energy, LLC ages of 15 and 25 deal with some form of addiction. Drinkwater Boat Transport, Inc. Loyal Biscuit Co. River Ducks Ice Cream EBS Building Supply Lyman Morse at Wayfarer Marine Rockland Kiwanis Club Edward Jones Machias Savings Bank Rockland Savings Bank, FSB
TOGETHER WE BUILD A HEALTHY COMMUNITY. TOGETHER WE BUILD A HEALTHY COMMUNITY.
Mr. Paul Achterhof Ms. Mary P. Chatfield Mr. and Mrs. John Gilmore Thomas and Alexandra Laurita Ms. Jane Palmer Dr. and Mrs. Robert Stein Mr. Arthur Adelberg Mr. and Mrs. Fred Christian Mr. Thomas Girard and Ms. Deborah Howard Dr. Kerry and Mr. Richard Lavigne Mr. and Mrs. Steven Parent Mr. Joseph Stone and Ms. Nancy Lee and Ms. Linda Crawford Mr. and Mrs. John Claussen Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Glass Mr. and Mrs. Ron Leadbetter Mr. Herbert Parsons Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Storin Mr. Joseph Aiello Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Clement Mr. and Mrs. William Glover Mr. Andre LeBlond Mr. and Mrs. Keith Patten Mr. Richard Stuart Mr. and Mrs. Charlton Ames Mr. David Clement Mr. and Mrs. David Gordon Mr. and Mrs. James R. Ledwith Gray and Tom Payne Mrs. Elizabeth Sullivan Mr. Weston Ames Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cloutier Ms. Joan Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lehmann Mr. Donald Pearson Mr. Neale Sweet and Ms. Betsy Perry Mr. Michael Ames Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Cohn Ms. Mary Gordon Mr. and Mrs. William Leone and Ms. Lynne Champion Rikki and Beanie Tahta Mark Battista and Jennifer Andrews Ms. Orla Coleman Robert and Maureen Gordon The Lerner Family Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Peats Mr. and Mrs. Martin Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Armentrout Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Coleman, Jr. Mrs. Lisa Gorman Mr. Robert Levine and Ms. Sandra Sleeper Tricia Pendleton Ms. Susan G. Taylor Aimee Armsby Ms. Sue Colgan-Borror Mr. Victor Gould Mr. Stanley Levy and Dr. Charmarie Blaisdell Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phaup Ms. Tish Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong III Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conover Mrs. Ruth Graham Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lewis Dalton Philbrook Mr. Brinkley Thorne and Ms. Mazie Cox Mr. and Mrs. Charles Babb Ms. Dianne Conover Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Green Mr. and Mrs. George Lewis Mr. Stanley Piecuch Mrs. Pamela Tibbetts Mr. and Mrs. Deerin Babb-Brott Mr. Jeffrey Conrad Ms. Ellen Greenleaf Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Little Mr. and Mrs. Jim Pierce Mr. and Mrs. Tom Turner Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bach Mrs. Susan Cook Mr. and Mrs. Ben Griffin Ms. Carol Loggia Mr. and Mrs. Timothy Pierce Mr. David Urion Ms. Eliza Bailey and Mr. Sid Quarrier Capt. Sharyn Cookson Mr. and Mrs. Michael Griffiths Ms. Nancy Lubin Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pierce Mr. Peter Van Alstine Mr. and Mrs. Robert Baldwin Mr. and Mrs. Paul Coster Mr. and Mrs. James Grimes Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ludman Ms. Chellie Pingree Ron and Ann Vanosdol Mr. and Mrs. Michael Bander Mr. William Cross Mr. Stephen Gray and Mrs. Lisa Gumm Gray Mr. Nathaniel Lyon and Ms. Sandra Valera Jason Mann and Hannah Pingree Mr. and Mrs. David Vaughn Mr. John Scholz and Ms. Meg Barclay Mr. and Mrs. Dick Crossman Dr. and Mrs. David Hall Elizabeth Macomber and Kelly Straight Mr. Michael Putnam Ms. Faith Vautour Mr. and Mrs. David Bardon Mr. Joseph Curll and Ms. Hilda Livingstone Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harding Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Mahar Ms. Patricia Putnam Mr. and Mrs. William Walch Ms. Tara Barker and Mr. Josh Hixson Troy and Jen Curtis Ms. Cathy Harrell Mrs. Edith Manns Mr. Frank Rankin Mr. and Mrs. Charles Walcott Ms. Susan Bartovics Mr. and Mrs. James Cuthbertson Caitlin and Josh Harrington Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mansfield Ms. Maureen Rhodes Sheldon Walker and Gayle Fraser Mr. Rick Bates Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Daigneault Dr. and Mrs. Ronald Hart Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Margolis Mr. and Mrs. Bradley Richardson Mr. and Mrs. James Walker Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Baum Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Dailey Mr. and Mrs. George Haselton Ms. Sally Marki Mr. Lyle Rigg and Ms. Sharon Creech Mr. Michael Walsh Mr. and Mrs. Frank Beane Mr. and Mrs. Steven Dailey Ms. Vittrice Haskell Ms. Martha Martens Ms. Diana Rigg Mr. Art Warren Mr. and Mrs. Christopher Beebe Mr. Christopher Damm Ms. Laurie Hawkinson Mr. and Mrs. James Matlack Rich and Marcia Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warren Ms. Roberta Belkin Mr. Drew Darling Dr. Richard Beauchesne Mr. James Mays Denyse Robinson Mr. and Mrs. David Weferling Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bender Mr. and Mrs. Robert Davee and Ms. Patricia Healy Steven McAllister Mr. and Mrs. James Rockefeller, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. David Weil Mr. Peter Benjamin Mr. and Mrs. John Davidson Ms. Elizabeth Henry Mr. and Mrs. John McCallister Mr. and Mrs. Paul Rogers, III Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weiler Mr. Mark Benjamin and Ms. Karin Leuthy Mr. Christian Facq and Ms. Barbara Davis Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hitchings Nicole McClendon Lavinia Rosenthal Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Westphal Mr. Mark Benner Ms. Jill Delano Mr. Jeffrey Hjelm and Ms. Doris Harnett Jonathan and Emily McDevitt Mr. and Mrs. Joe Ryan Mr. and Mrs. Ken Wexler Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berliner Mr. Theodore Dembowski Mr. and Mrs. Joel Hokkanen Mr. Ken McKinley and Dr. Susan McKinley Mr. Barry Sales Mr. and Mrs. Jerry White Ms. Elizabeth Berry Mr. and Mrs. William Deptula Mr. and Mrs. Greg Holt Mr. Michael Reese Mr. and Mrs. John Sanford Mr. Richard Whitman Ms. Carolyn Birbeck Mr. and Mrs. Jack Deupree Mr. John Horner and Ms. Mary Alice McLean Mr. and Mrs. Dave Satterfield Chris and Sarah Whytock Mr. and Mrs. John Bird Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Dingle Mr. and Mrs. Scott Horty Mr. Patrick McManus Mr. and Mrs. Lee Scheuer Mr. Richard Wiemer Mr. Robert Birk Mr. and Mrs. Charles W. 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Patrick Mundy Mr. Gary Smith to serve our community. Ms. Kathy Brustlin Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Ford Mr. and Mrs. William Kennedy Mr. and Mrs. Bill Munger Ms. Stephanie Smith Charitable donations to Ms. Karen Burstein Mr. and Mrs. Chris Forster Mr. and Mrs. Barry King Mr. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Smith the Y provide financial Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Bush Lydia Fournier and Tom Shook Mr. and Mrs. Sumner Kinney Mr. and Mrs. James Nelson Mr. Brian Smullen assistance for individuals Mr. and Mrs. James Butler Mr. and Mrs. Philip Fowler Mr. and Mrs. James Kinsella James Nickelson and Becky Anderson Dr. and Mrs. Robert Snead and families who are in need. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Cameron Mr. and Mrs. Erik Frederick Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Kline Mr. and Mrs. James Nolan Mr. Lucas Snow We sincerely appreciate Mr. Lawrence Campbell Dr. and Mrs. Robert Furman Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Knapp Mr. Mark O'Donal Mr. Irwin Spalding the generous support of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Michael Galgano Mr. and Mrs. Alan Kumble Ms. Ellen O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. William Spear all our donors. Mr. and Mrs. Shane Flynn Ms. Adrienne Gallant Bruce and Marcia Kyle Mr. and Mrs. Francis O'Hara Drs. Harold Van Lonkhuyken Mr. Jack Carpenter William and Melaine Galloway Mr. and Mrs. Parker Laite, Jr. Mr. Brian O'Neil and Kirsten Staples Mr. and Mrs. Peter Chamberlain Mr. Dorsey Gardner and Ms. Ni Rong Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lasbury Mr. and Mrs. Gerry Opiela Mr. Ron Staschak and Dr. Denise Anderson Dr. Rick Chandler Ms. Diana Gay Dr. Stephanie Lash Mr. and Mrs. Winfield H. Padgett Mr. and Mrs. David Stebbins
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