Program Guide
YMCA of Northern Michigan
2010
Help Us Make the Holidays
Brighter for Our Families
It’s been such a tough year in so many ways for
so many families in our area. Fortunately, thanks
to the many donors who make a habit of giving
to our Strong Kids Campaign, we were able to
help 172 kids participate in day camp or one of
our many youth programs earlier this year. Now
our volunteers are out there again asking for your
help because the need now is even greater. For
the kids who come to the Y Center after school
each day, and those who participate in any of our
values-based programs and classes, the YMCA
is a safe, caring place where they can make good
friends and learn from strong role models. For
many children the other alternative is to
go home to an empty house.
Your gift – whatever amount you
can afford – is the reason we are able
to offer this safe option for all kids
regardless of their family’s ability
to pay. You can provide a family
membership ($100), a campership
for a week ($135), 10 weeks of
YMCA Magic Monday fundraiser a success!
On behalf of the YMCA of Northern community based fundraising effort that
Michigan we would like to express our directly benefits the lives of the children
sincere thank you to the donors and at- living in and around our community. Not
tendees of our Magic Monday fundraising only does it help provide safe, fun and
event on October 26th at the Inn at Bay affordable programs, it also assures that
Harbor. Through the support of 94 differ- any child, regardless of a family’s financial
ent community businesses and individuals, circumstance can participate.
along with the assistance of 25 volunteers, The YMCA of Northern Michigan was
and the many people who attended the founded in 2003 and is located at 622
event, we were able to raise $23,000 to- Howard St. in Petoskey. More than 2,500
wards our goal of $50,000 for the 2009 kids are involved in programs and activi-
Strong Kids Campaign. ties provided by your YMCA each year.
The YMCA Strong Kids Campaign is a Opportunities include values-based sports
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drop in after school privileges ($250) or a gift in
any amount. A family gift is a great way to get
your kids involved in giving to others this holi-
day season too!
“The Y Center is in the heart of our town for a
reason – to give children a safe, fun and welcom-
ing place to go after school. It’s an essential part
of our community and so deserving of your sup- CALENDAR
port. Thank you so much for caring!”
Kevin Christman, CPA, Chair of the YMCA
2009 Strong Kids Campaign
OF EVENTS
Dec 7 Registration begins for winter programs
We are so grateful to have many supporters in Dec 21 Holiday break begins
this community and we hope to grow our YMCA
family significantly in the future. If a volunteer Dec 21-23 Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
calls you please take a moment to listen to their Dec 24-25 YMCA CLOSED
story. If you would like the convenience of mak-
ing a gift by phone simply call 231-348-8393 Dec 28-30 Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
and we can accept your pledge or a gift by credit Dec 31-Jan 1 YMCA CLOSED
card. Your gift will make a big difference in a
child’s life. Jan 4 Return to school
Jan 11 Session 1 programs begin
Jan 16 Y-Winners Sports Session 1 Begins
jan 22 No school (Y-Center open 12-5:30pm)
Feb 12 No school (Y-Center open 12-5:30pm)
Feb 15 No school (Y-Center open 12-5:30pm)
Feb 15 Session 2 Programs Begin
Feb 27 Y-Winners Sports Session 2 Begins
March 15 Registration begins for Spring Programs
March 26 No school (Y-Center open 12-5:30pm)
April 2 Springs Break Begins (Y-Center open 12-5:30pm)
programs, Camp Petosega-a summer day
camp, and the Y-Center-with afterschool
and weekend activities. We continue to
help build strong kids, strong families, and
a stronger community.
If you would like to learn more or give to
our Strong Kids Campaign, please contact
us! Once again, thank you for helping us
to provide positive opportunities for the
youth in Northern Michigan.
Mary Foster
Magic Monday event chair
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Hayo-Went-Ha Camps Launching Searchable

Database for Volunteers
YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha Attention all VOLUNTEERS! In December 2009, Char-Em
United Way is launching Volunteer Connections, a new way
for Boys to easily find volunteer opportunities in Charlevoix and Em-
met Counties. Volunteer Connections uses an online database
An Adventure for Boys of volunteer opportunities as listed by numerous non-profit
organizations to provide you a one-stop destination when
Located on 600 acres on the shores of beautiful Torch Lake, YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-
Ha has 105 years of tradition and experience to provide incredible adventures campers searching for places to volunteer. You can search based on
remember for a lifetime. your preferences and skills and create a volunteer profile so
Our camp motto, Each for All...All for Each is evident in all we do. The cabin group is non-profit organizations can let you know about volunteer op-
the essence of the camping experence. Boys learn to work together, to support each other portunities that might interest you. Volunteer Connections is
and to respect what each member of the cabin has to offer. The wonderful variety of
camp trips reinforce the value of teamwork. free and easy to use. Non-profits continue to post opportuni-
Camp Hayo-Went-Ha offers age appropriate adventure programs that last either two ties and there will be plenty
or four weeks. Meet the challenge of extended canoeing and hiking trips to Michigan’s to choose from in December.
north country, the Canadian wilderness or biking the wooded hills of the Upper Pen- Log on at http://tinyurl.com/
insula, all the while learning to appreciate the beauty that surrounds you. Live amongst volunteerconnections to find
tall pines and white birches, visit Buell Chapel and be a part of the great spirit that makes
your opportunities. If you
YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha a special place.
Email:  hwh@hayowentha.org don’t have computer access or
Phone: (231) 554-5915 want more information, con-
tact Sarah Cleary at 487-1006
or sarah@charemunitedway.
YMCA Camp Arbutus org. Use this site to look for
volunteer opportunities at the
Hayo-Went-Ha for Girls YMCA of Northern Michigan!
An Adventure for Girls
At Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha, young women and girls will experience adventure
and fun in beautiful surroundings while developing lifelong friendships and memories.
Campers will enjoy the great variety of activities that we offer daily. The morning
schedule allows campers to work together on many of the offered activities as a cabin
unit. The time is also used to teach all campers about the camping equipment, including
usage and safety before their trips. The campers also become oriented with maps and
practice for their adventrure. Through this, a camper will develop an understanding of the
individual responsibility each person has to the group.
The afternoon allows each camper to individually select any one of the following ac-
tivities: sailing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, arts and crafts, archery, nature studies,
soccer, ultimate frisbee, dodge ball, tennis, basketball, newspaper, drama and dance. We
emphasize Judeo-Christian values in our daily living and follow the four core values of the
YMCA of Caring, Honesty, Respect and Responsibility in all that we do.
Email:  hwh@hayowentha.org
Phone:  (231) 946-8589

Conference and Retreat Program

YMCA Hayo-Went-Ha Camps Conference and Retreat Program can provide your group
with activities that challenge, educate and provide recreation. Our friendly, trained staff,
excellent facilities and wonderful food service are the perfect components to a weekend ex-
perience. Our staff can lead teambuilding and ropes course activities or remain in a support
role while you lead the activities. Camp Hayo-Went-Ha on Torch Lake camp is the oldest Mission Statement: to put Judeo-Christian
YMCA boy’s camp in the world on its original site. Founded in 1904, Hayo-Went-Ha has principles into practice through programs that build healthy
500 wooded acres along the shore of beautiful Torch Lake. Features include modern and rus- spirit, mind, and body for all.
tic buildings for accommodation along with numerous trails that lead to meeting spaces and
activity areas. The camp is located within 1 hour of Traverse City, Charlevoix, Petoskey and
Gaylord. We can host up to 60 people in the cooler months and up to 150 in the warmer
months. Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha on the shores of Arbutus Lake is located on 135
Our Values: We are a values-based, mission-driven
acres of rolling hills and wooded trails just 10 miles outside of Traverse City, MI. A fully
organization focusing on character development and inclusion with
modern lodge built in 2004 can comfortably host 80 people year-round. A perfect place for an emphasis on caring, honesty, respect and responsibility.
meetings and relaxing! Phone:  (231) 544-5915
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MARTIAL ARTS
Martial Arts of the 21st century builds
both physical and mental strength.
Students learn discipline, confidence
in themselves, respect for others, and
teamwork. Even if the defense skills
the students learn are never needed,
there are great benefits to martial
arts training. Strength, flexibility,
coordination and cardiovascular health
are just the beginning. The fun and the
self-satisfaction of accomplishment
are added benefits. YMCA martial arts
instructors strive to fulfill all these goals
in their classes.
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LITTLE DRAGONS
Boys and girls will learn basic Shotokan Karate skills, but
more important they learn respect, self-control and good
behavior. Students are taught from three core topics in-
cluding personal safety, self mastery and martial arts.
Ages: 4 - 7 years old
Days: Tuesday 5:15-6:00pm
or 6:00-6:45pm
Session 1: Jan 12-Feb 16
Session 2: Feb 23-March 30
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $50 Member
$75 Non-Member
Shotokan Karate
Students will be taught the basics of Shotokan Karate, emphasiz-
ing physical training, self-control and respect, combined with
personal safety. This class is fun and challenging. Students will
advance at their own pace and earn tips and belts.
Ages: 8 to adult
Days: Tuesday 7:00-8:00pm
Session 1: Jan 12-Feb 16
Session 2: Feb 23-March 30
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $55 Member
$77 Non-Member
LITTLE NINJAS
Same class as Little Dragons, but
just for girls.
Ages: 4 - 7 years old
Days: Mondays 5:15-6:00pm
Session 1: Jan 11-Feb 15
Session 2: Feb 22-March 29
Location: 3rd floor Center
City Gym
Fees: $50 Member
$75 Non-Member
Personal Safety
This class has an effective and realistic approach toward
learning self-defense tactics and awareness. Participants will
develop confidence, skill and knowledge for any situation
and will learn to defend against grabs, holds, and strikes.
Participants will also learn to use your whole body for
defense and how to perform best under pressure.
AGES: 14 yrs to adult
Days: Monday 6:00-7:00pm
Session 1: Jan 12-Feb 16
Session 2: Feb 23-March 30
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $55 Members
$77 Non-members
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-Center
Join us after school at the Y-Center! The Y is a great place to
hang out with friends after school. We are open
AFTER SCHOOL at the
Monday-Friday 3:00-7:00pm for fourth grade and older.
Fees for the Y-Center are $3.00/day for members and
$5.00/day for non-members. Scrapbooking
Learn to organize, crop and put your
pictures together in this basic scrapbooking
course. You will learn techniques and
tricks to have your favorite pictures tell a
story that will last a life time.

Ages: 4th -8th grade

Origami & Days: Wednesday 4:00-5:00pm
Session 2: Feb 24-March 31
Paper Airplanes Fees: $30 Member
Want to learn the ancient art of paper $45 Non-member
folding? We will have a great time learn-
ing to make three dimensional items out
of a flat piece of paper, including creating
high flying paper airplane designs that will
amaze your friends.
Ages: 4th - 8th grade
Days: Monday 4:00-5:00pm Jewelry Creation
Create beautiful bead jewelry such as necklaces
Session 1: Jan 11 - Feb 15
and bracelets using a variety of colorful beads and
Session 2: Feb 22 - March 29 string.
Location: YMCA Ages: 4th-8th grade
Fees: $30 Member Days: Thursday 4:00-5:00pm
$45 Non-member Session 1: Jan 14-Feb 18
Session 2: Feb 25-April 1
Fees: $30 Member
$45 Non-member

Knitting
Learn the basic techniques to make easy projects

Kids: Parents: like hats, scarves, and small bags. A great class
for wintertime!

• Fun games like Nin- • Very affordable Ages: 4th-8th grade

tendo, PS2, ping • Convenient in town Days Wednesday 4:00-5:00pm
pong and pool games location Session 1: Jan 13 - Feb 17
Fees: $30 Member
• Choose your own ac- • Daily drop-in, no up- $45 Non-member
tivities; the way you front schedule needed
spend your day is up
to you • Don’t fight afterschool
traffic; kids can take
• Improve your DDR or shuttle bus or walk
Guitar Hero skills
• Computers for surfing
• Open late to accom- Man vs. Winter
or homework
modate your work
schedule Survival Camp AGES: 4th-8th grade
Days: Wednesdays 4:00-5:00pm
• Snack Shack for those • Trained staff on duty Fire building and making shelters in the
after school cravings to monitor and men- snow – why not? Edible plants and ani- Session 1: Jan 13-Feb 17
• Fun extra afterschool tor mals – sure! Problem solving and team- Location: YMCA
programs available building to survive the great white win-
• 1⁄2 Days – No prob- ter – sign me up! YMCA Camp Hayo- Fees: $30 Member
• Don’t have to be a Y lem, we’re open Went-Ha is coming to the YMCA of $45 Non-member
member to be at the 11:30 to 7 Northern Michigan! Join us as we take
Y (but we would love • No school days – on winter in a six week survival camp
if you were!) noon to 5:30 for 4th-8th graders.
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-Winner Youth Sports

Y-Winners programs are less Basketball
competitive, value-based programs Learn basic fundamentals such as dribbling, passing,
where all participants are given an equal defense, and shooting in a friendly environment.
Emphasis is always on teamwork, sportsmanship, and
opportunity to play. The focus is on personal improvement, not the score.
learning basic skills and concepts of Ages: Kdg – 2nd grade Ages: Kdg – 2nd grade
the sport. A typical session includes Days: Saturday mornings Days: Saturday mornings
30 minutes of instruction and team Session 1: Jan 16-Feb 13 Session 2: Feb 27-March 27
practice followed by 45 minutes of Location: Lincoln Location: Shay Elementary,
Elementary, Harbor Springs
game play with emphasis on having Petoskey
fun! Players will receive t-shirts. At the Fees: $40 Members
Fees: $40 Members
$60 Non-members
Indoor Soccer
end of the program, each participant $60 Non-members Young athletes will learn the fundamentals of the game of
Pick up shirt and schedule soccer in a noncompetitive setting. No special equipment
will receive an award to celebrate their Pick up shirt and schedule on 2/23 or 2/24 10am-6pm at the needed. We will be using smaller goals and indoor soccer
1/13 or 1/14 10am-6pm at the YMCA balls.
accomplishments. YMCA
Ages: 4-7 year olds
Y-Winners Youth Sports Offered Days: Saturday mornings
in Harbor Springs and Petoskey. Session 2: Feb 27-March 27
Location: Lincoln
Elementary,
Petoskey
Parents: if you are interested in
helping coach a team, you will Fees: $40 Members
$60 Non-members
receive a $10 discount. This is a
Pick up shirt and schedule
great opportunity to spend time 2/23 or 2/24 10am-6pm at
with your child. YMCA

-tennis
Learn the basics of tennis in a fun and active environ-
ment. Classes are limited in size to ensure quality
instruction time and are taught by a certified tennis
instructor.
Ages: 4-7 year olds
Days: Saturday 2:00-3:00pm
Session 1: Jan 16 - Feb 20 (no class Jan 30)

s
Location: NCMC Fitness Center Gym

Ho o p
Fees: $65 Member/$85 Non-member

Ages: 8-11 year olds

Days: Saturday 3:00-4:00pm

s
Session 1: Jan 16 - Feb 20 (no class Jan 30)

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Par at the
Location: NCMC Fitness Center Gym
Fees: $65 Member/$85 Non-member

Morning Preschool Programs

Join us at the YMCA for post games parties after SPORTS SAMPLER
Preschoolers will play fun-filled games and movement activities for gross
Friday home basketball games. After the game, the and fine motor skills. We work on pre-sport skills to develop hand-eye
Y will open its doors for the high school crowd. coordination, balance and timing along with patience and teamwork.
Ages: 4-5 year olds
Each post game party will have a different form of entertainment,
Days: Wednesday 10:00-10:45am
ranging from high school bands to local DJ’s. There will also be time for Session 1: Jan 13-Feb 17
pool and foosball games, Wii and Guitar Hero challenges, and snacks. Session 2: Feb 24-March 31
Plan to have the YMCA in your plans for Friday nights this season. Location: YMCA
Fees: $50 Member, $75 Non-member
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We
Need
Volunteers!
At the YMCA, your time and talent goes a
long way. Volunteers are the backbone of the
YMCA organization and founded the YMCA of
Northern Michigan. When you are a volunteer
at the YMCA, you are part of a non-profit or-
ganization with a vision of building strong kids,
strong families, and strong communities
Dec. 4-13, 2009 Every hour you spend as a YMCA volunteer
translates into the caring attention a child or
teen needs to grow up healthy and resilient. It
Round-up for translates into support for families so they can be
successful and strong and into a safer, more viable
the YMCA of community that is a good place to live and work.
YMCAs are first and foremost volunteer or-
Northern Michigan
ganizations. To put it in perspective, not every
YMCA has a building, but every YMCA has vol-
unteers. All 2,686 YMCAs are founded, based,
Youth Programs and led by volunteers. Local volunteers establish
YMCAs and local volunteers run YMCAs, con-
at JCPenney tinually ensuring that YMCAs are meeting the
unique needs of their communities. Volunteers
are at the heart of every YMCA and that is why
When you shop at the Petoskey JCPenney store YMCAs are at the heart of community life in
and round your purchase up to the next whole more than 10,000 communities nationwide. From
dollar, JCPenney will donate the difference to the helping Civil War troops more than a century
YMCA of Northern Michigan to provide after- ago, to international disaster relief efforts today,
YMCAs are one of the nation’s leading volunteer
school programs for area youth. organizations.
JCPenney and the YMCA believe that all kids As a YMCA volunteer, you can lead a class,
serve as a role model for young people, serve on
should have the opportunity to participate in a committee or board, mentor, coach, design a
spirit, mind, and body enhancing programs. program brochure, find items for an auction, help
out in the office or at a special event, be part of
the annual campaign, or be part of a group work-
YMCA and JCPenney ing toward a new facility. No matter how you
help, you’ll make a big difference as you work
Together, we with others to create a feeling of connectedness
in your community.
build strong kids,
Donate to your YMCA
strong families,
and strong of Northern Michigan
communities.
YMCAs embrace people of all ages, incomes, abilities,
religions and ethnic backgrounds; they’re for every-
one. Ys work to break barriers of isolation and to cre-
ate the connections between people that add meaning
to life. Children and families who cannot afford to pay
full costs deserve the experiences the Y offers as much
as those who can. Your support, which goes beyond
membership fees, helps YMCAs provide programs to
those who otherwise couldn’t afford to participate.
The YMCA needs you to help children and teens
grow up happy and strong. To support families in
their efforts to be successful. And to make your neigh-
2010
The basic definition of a YMCA volunteer
is “anyone who willingly gives time to help the
YMCA accomplish its mission without getting
paid by the YMCA.” In the Y movement, we
have five categories of volunteers:
1.Program volunteers help lead
programs or assist in delivering
programs (e.g., a program instructor,
coach, aide or member of a program
advisory council).
2.Support volunteers serve in the
office.
3.Fundraising volunteers raise
money by working in annual,
sustaining, capital or other special
campaigns, working on endowment
development, or by working at or
running special events.
4.Policy volunteers serve on the Y’s
board of directors, on a committee
or task force.
5.Managerial volunteers help manage
and administer YMCA operations
and programs (e.g., a pro-bono
accountant or marketing specialist).
To solve the problems closest to home-or better yet-prevent
them-the YMCA needs more people like you. Do something
good. Volunteer at the YMCA of Northern Michigan. For
more information please call (231)348-8393.
Download a pledge
form at ymcanm.org
BILL TO:
NAME: ________________________________________
ADDRESS: ____________________________________
© ______________________________________________
The New YMCA of Northern Michigan PHONE: _______________________________________
Serving Emmet & Charlevoix Counties EMAIL: ________________________________________
YMCA Founders Campaign Goal: $300,000
borhood a safer, Because I/we believe in the YMCA Mission and want to Founders Campaign
help build strong communities, I/we make this commitment ❑ Founder: ............................$15,000 and up
healthier, better
❑ Benefactor: ......................$9,000 - $14,999
to the 2002 Founders Campaign: ❑ Pacesetter: .........................$6,000 - $8,999
Total Gift: ❑ Patron of Youth: ................$3,000 - $5,999
DATE: ______________________ ❑ Chairman’s Roundtable:...$1,000 - $2,999
$
place to live and
❑ Donor: .........................................$0 - $999
Payments of: $_______________
❑ Monthly ❑ Quarterly Amount Enclosed:
❑ Semi-Annually ❑ Annually $
work. Won’t you
❑ Up to 3 years
❑ Cash ❑ Check
Recognize gift as:
❑ Personal Balanced Pledged:
please help by
❑ Business (name) $ ©
_____________________________
YMCA of Northern Michigan
P.O. Box 652
supporting your
Signature: ______________________________________________________ Petoskey, MI 49770
local YMCA?
Your gift is very much appreciated and fully deduct-
ible as a charitable contribution. YMCA of Northern
Michigan is recognized as a 501 (c) (3) charity by the
Internal Revenue Service.
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About Your YMCA
Together, the nation’s more than 2,400 YMCA’s are the largest not-
for-profit community service organizations in America, working
to meet the health and social service needs of 17.9 million men,
women, and children in 10,000 communities in the USA. Y’s are
for people of all faiths, races, abilities, ages, and incomes. No one is
turned away for inability to pay. YMCA’s strength is in the people
they bring together. Because all communities have different needs,
all YMCA’s are different.
A YMCA in one community may offer childcare or teen leadership
clubs. A Y in the next town may have swimming lessons or drawing
classes. Every Y makes its own decisions on what programs to
offer and how to operate.
YMCA’s stretch beyond the United States and are at work in more
than 120 countries around the world, serving more than 30 million
people. About 230 USA YMCA’s maintain relationships with Y’s
in other countries. So the YMCA really does build strong kids,
strong families, and strong communities-worldwide.
The YMCA of Northern Michigan strives to be a leading non-
profit organization, serving Emmet and Charlevoix counties.
History of the YMCA of Northern Michigan
• April 2001 - Several families contact the YMCA of USA about
establishing a Y in Northern Michigan
• December 2001 - Community founders group agrees to work
with the State YMCA of Michigan to establish a YMCA
• 2002 - 2003 - Working with community volunteers, a Found-
ers Campaign is conducted with a goal of raising $300,000.
Successfully completed April 2003
• November 2002 - A community advisory board is established
to work with YMCA staff formation of YMCA
• May 2003 - YMCA Board of Directors is formed
• August 2003 - Full time YMCA Program Director hired and
afterschool programs are started at Elementary Schools
• October 2003 - Y involves high school students in the
development of the Y-Center
• D ecember 2003 - Y-Center opens in IOOF building on
Howard Street
• June 2005 - New day camp program started in collaboration
with Emmet County Park & Recreation
• January 2006 - Youth sports program offered in Harbor
Springs
• 2004-2009 - Y continues to offer new programs and create
collaborations with local organizations, over 3,000 youth
and teens use Y-Center or are enrolled in Y programs each
year
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Membership Information
The YMCA of Northern Michigan is a membership organization
serving the residents of Emmet and Charlevoix Counties. Your
membership allows you to become a part of the Y community, make
new friends, receive regular communications and enjoy your favorite
programs at a reduced rate. A new benefit of your YMCA membership is
a discount at MC Sports when you show your membership card!
Individual Membership (annual).............................. $60
Family Membership (annual) ................................ $100
The YMCA strives to provide memberships and programs for all,
regardless of family income. Financial assistance is available for
memberships and/or program fees.
Contact the YMCA at 231-348-8393 for more information.
Sign up now!
Participant’s Name: ____________________________________________________
M or F Age:__________________ School:_ _____________ Grade:__________
Parent/Guardian Names: _______________________________________________
Address: _____________________________________________________________
City, State, Zip: ________________________________________________________
Home Phone: _________________________________________________________
Cell/Work Phone: _____________________________________________________
Parents’/Guardian’s Email:______________________________________________
Sign me up for:
YMCA membership ❏ $60/Individual/year ❏ $100/family/year
_______________________________________________________ Fee__________
List additional members, if signing up for a family membership
Y-Winners Sports: Circle shirt size S M L Teammate request _______________
Check box if interested in coaching ($10 discount) ❏
Program Name: _________________________________________
Session_________________ Fee___________________________
Program Name: _______________________________________________________
Session_________________ Fee___________________________
Total Fees enclosed $ __________
Pay by check, cash, or credit card. Make checks payable to YMCA of Northern Michigan.
All registration forms must include payment.
Credit Card Payment:
Visa/Master Card_____________________________________ Exp. Date_ ____________
Amount____________________ Signature________________________________________
Financial assistance helps ensure everyone belongs at the YMCA. Please call for financial assistance information.
Send forms to: YMCA of Northern Michigan, 622 Howard St., Petoskey, MI 49770­
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Board of Directors: Staff Members

Betsy Alles, Executive Director
Denise Antonishen, Board Chair
Lynnette Johnson, Vice Chair Jennifer Crockett, Program Director
Kevin Christman, Treasurer Judy Murphy,
Laura Brown Community Development Director
Frank Foster Marne Iddings, Y-Center Supervisor
Mary Foster
Belinda Rudolph, Y-Center Supervisor
Jason Kelley
Tom Mason Traci Baxendale, Martial Arts Instructor
Suzanne Nayback Beth Schacher,
Steve Neal Y-Winners Sports Coordinator