Spring
Program Guide
2010
Grants and giving support
programs and scholarships
The YMCA is in its seventh year of of-
fering quality programs and family events
to Northern Michigan communities. Our
programs include youth sports, where
kids learn teamwork and sportsmanship,
martial arts where participants experi-
ence discipline and self awareness, and
our after school Y-Center program where
staff instill caring, honesty, respect and
responsibility in everyday interactions. In
addition to our programs, the Y also offers
many family events for the community,
including a 3 on 3 basketball tournament,
Halloween party, high school gather-
ings, and the new addition of affordable,
monthly family events, which will be held
at various local business in the community.
YMCA of Northern Michigan
The Y is the right choice for your kids and
family.
These programs and events would not
be possible without the support of area
agencies that have supported the YMCA
of Northern Michigan and its mission
to build strong kids, strong families, and
strong communities. In addition to of-
fering quality programs and events, the
YMCA also offers scholarships for all of
our offerings. This is an integral part of
our mission; to provide scholarships to
youth and families in need. Every pro-
gram or membership, including day camp,
has a scholarship option for those who are
in financial troubles.
We would like to recognize the follow-
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CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
March 29 YMCA Family Fun at The Jungle
4:30-6:30pm
March 26 No school/Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
April 2 Good Friday CLOSED
April 5-9 Spring Break/Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
April 12 No School/Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
April 17 Children’s Health Fair at PMS-
early day camp sign up
April 19 Session 3 begins
April 24 Meijer-YMCA 3 on 3 Basketball
Tournament
April 30 Family Fun at Harbor Springs
Community Pool & Gym
April 17 Deadline for day camp “early registration
raffle” for a free week of camp!
May 2 YMCA Family Fun at Northern Lights
11:30-1:30pm
May 7
May 31
June 16
No School/Y-Center open 12-5:30pm
Memorial Day Closed
Last Day of School (half day)/Y-Center
June 21-
open 11:30-7:00pm
August 27 YMCA Camp Petosega Day Camp
ing organizations for their support and be-
lief in the YMCA of Northern Michigan.
Since December 2009, we have received
$6,000 from the Bay Harbor Foundation
and $6,000 from the Petoskey-Harbor
Springs Area Community Foundation,
both to support out of school program-
ming. We also have dedicated the back
page to recognize our individual gifts from
our 2009 Strong Kids Campaign. These
SKC funds go to help support our pro-
gramming and scholarship fund. Thank
you to everyone who has donated funds
or volunteered time to the YMCA. You
are creating a stronger community for
your family by supporting the YMCA of
Northern Michigan.
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Day Camp
Time to start thinking about summer plans!

Spend your days at

Ages 6-13

3 3 on Basketball
Tournament
Petoskey High School
Sat., April 24, 2010
One Day Tournament 9:00a.m.
Double Elimination - 2 Games Guaranteed

$20/person
Need at least 3 players, 4 max Register
Boys & Girls Divisions
Grades 3-12
NOW!
Make new friends! Transportation
Available!
Concession stand will be open!
Register Today!
The YMCA of Northern Michigan in enjoy.
• Tournament T-shirts given to all participants
• First and second place teams in each division will receive awards
partnership with Emmet County Parks and
Recreation is offering a summer day camp for
Camp Pet-O-Se-Ga offers nature trails,
sandy beach, open fields, game areas, sport • Boys and girls divisions will be separate. Co-ed teams will be
Northern Michigan communities. The day
camp will be full of fun, educational, exciting
courts, fire ring, and a clean indoor area for
indoor activities with indoor restrooms.
placed in the boys division
projects, field trips, and events that kids will
Date: Mon.-Fri. 9am-3:30pm
LOCATION: Camp Pet-O-Se-Ga
Cost: 1 Week = $140 for members, $165 for non-members (includes T-shirt).
Rules and regulation forms are available on-line at
A $35 non-refundable deposit for each session due with registration.
Contact the YMCA at 231-348-8393 for more information or
www.ymcanm.org or by calling
visit our website at www.ymcanm.org YMCA of Northern Michigan at 231-348-8393
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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 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.
Kids:
• Fun games like Wii,
PS2, ping pong and
pool games
• Choose your own activi-
ties; the way you spend
your day is up to you
• Improve your DDR or
Guitar Hero skills
• Computers for surfing
or homework
• Snack Shack for those
after school cravings
• Fun extra afterschool
programs available
• Don’t have to be a Y
member to be at the Y
(but we would love if
you were!)
Parents:
• Very affordable
• Convenient in town lo-
cation
• Daily drop-in, no up-
front schedule needed
• Don’t fight afterschool
traffic; kids can take
shuttle bus or walk
• Open late to accommo-
date your work schedule
• Trained staff on duty to
monitor and mentor
• 1⁄2 Days – No problem,
we’re open 11:30 to 7
• No school days – noon
to 5:30
AFTER SCHOOL at the
Jewelry Creation
Create beautiful bead jewelry such as necklaces
and bracelets using a variety of colorful beads and
string. Some of the beads you will make yourself Scrapbooking
using different techniques. Learn to organize and crop pictures to
Ages: 4th-8th grade
create interesting pages that you can
share with your friends. You will learn
Days: Tuesday 4:00-5:00pm techniques and tricks that turn your
pictures into a story that lasts a lifetime.
Session 3: April 20-May 25
Fees: $30 Member
Ages: 4th -8th grade
$45 Non-member
Days: Wednesday 4:00-5:00pm
Session 3: April 21-May 26
Fees: $30 Member
$45 Non-member
Mother’s Day Projects
Create handmade Mother’s Day gifts each
Thursday leading up to Mother’s Day. William
Santos, from Monarch Garden and Flower
Design, will help create an adorable Mother’s Day
gift that includes a card and flower arrangement.
Ages: 4th-8th grade
Days Thursday 4:00-5:00pm
Session 3: April 23-May 7
Fees: $15 Member
$22 Non-member

Learn all the tricks -Winner Youth Sports

Y-Winners programs are less competitive,

of the value-based programs where all participants are

given an equal opportunity to play. The focus
is on learning basic skills and concepts of the

Petoskey Peppers! sport. A typical session includes 30 minutes of

instruction and team practice followed by 45
minutes of game play with emphasis on having
fun! Players will receive t-shirts. At the end of
Jump Roping: the program, each participant will receive an
award to celebrate their accomplishments.
Learn single rope tricks, partner tricks, egg beater and double
dutch all set to music! This is a great spring class for you and all Basketball
your friends to join. Please wear confortable clothes, athletic Learn basic fundamentals such as dribbling,
shoes and bring a water bottle. passing, defense, and shooting in a friendly
environment. Emphasis is always on
Participants will meet at the YMCA at 3:30pm for a snack and teamwork, sportsmanship, and personal
walk as a group (with instructor) to Center City Gym for class, improvement, not the score.
then walk back to the YMCA for a 5:15pm pick up. Ages: Kdg – 2nd grade
Days: Saturday mornings
Ages: 4th -8th grade
Session 3: April 24-May 22
Days Monday 3:30-5:15pm
Session 3: April 19-May 10 Location: Lincoln Elementary, Petoskey Parents: if you are interested in
Fees: $40 Members helping coach a team, you will
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym receive a $10 discount. This is a
$60 Non-members
Fees: $15 Member great opportunity to spend time
$20 Non-member Pick up shirt and schedule on 4/20 or 4/21
10am-6pm at the YMCA with your child.
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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.
2010
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 3: April 20-May 25
Session 4a: June 1-July 6
Session 4B: July 13-August 17
Session 4C: August 24-September 21
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $50 Member
$75 Non-Member
Shotokan Karate
Students will be taught the basics of Shotokan Karate, emphasizing
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 3: April 20-May 25
Session 4a: June 1-July 6
Session 4B: July 13-August 17
Session 4C: August 24-September 21
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $55 Member
$77 Non-Member
Personal Safety
This class has an effective and realistic approach toward learning self-defense tactics and aware-
ness. 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 3: April 19-May 24
Session 4a: May 31-July 5
Session 4B: July 12-August 16
Session 4C: August 23-September 20
Location: 3rd floor Center City Gym
Fees: $55 Member • $77 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 organization with a vision of building strong kids,
strong families, and strong communities
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 translates into support for
families so they can be successful and strong and into a
safer, more viable community that is a good place to live
and work.
YMCAs are first and foremost volunteer organiza-
tions. To put it in perspective, not every YMCA has a
building, but every YMCA has volunteers. All 2,686
YMCAs are founded, based, and led by volunteers. Lo-
cal volunteers establish YMCAs and local volunteers run
YMCAs, continually ensuring that YMCAs are meeting
the unique needs of their communities. Volunteers are
at the heart of every YMCA and that is why YMCAs are
at the heart of community life in more than 10,000 com-
munities nationwide. From helping Civil War troops
more than a century ago, to international disaster relief
efforts today, YMCAs are one of the nation’s leading
volunteer organizations.
As a YMCA volunteer, you can lead a class, serve as a
role model for young people, serve on a committee or
board, mentor, coach, design a 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 working toward a new facility. No matter how
Plan your breakfast with the Y at the
Petoskey Soccer Tournament
Sunrise Breakfast
Ages: Everyone is welcome!
Day: Saturday, June 19 & Sunday, June 20
6:30am-10:30am
Location: Click Road Soccer Complex, Petoskey
Fees: Tickets purchased in advance $5 (before 6/19)
Tickets purchased at breakfast $7. Please visit
www.ymcanm.org to purchase tickets
This breakfast is being offered in conjunction with the PYSA
Soccer Tournament and in partnership with Sunrise Rotary of
Petoskey and the YMCA of Northern Michigan.
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you help, you’ll make a big difference as you work with
others to create a feeling of connectedness in your com-
munity.
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
Intro to Zumba
program instructor, coach, aide or member Zumba® combines high energy and motivating music with
of a program advisory council). unique moves and combinations that allow the Zumba
participants to dance away their worries. It is based on the
2.Support volunteers serve in the office.
3.Fundraising volunteers raise money by principle that a workout should be “FUN AND EASY TO DO.”
working in annual, sustaining, capital It is an hour of cardio so participants will have to wear supportive
or other special campaigns, working on
shoes and be prepared to sweat, and bring a water bottle.
endowment development, or by working
at or running special events.
Ages: adults
4.Policy volunteers serve on the Y’s board of Days Tuesday 12:00-1:00pm
directors, on a committee or task force. Session 3: April 20-May 25
5.Managerial volunteers help manage Location: YMCA Lower Level
and administer YMCA operations and Fees: $50 Member
programs (e.g., a pro-bono accountant or
marketing specialist). $75 Non-member
To solve the problems closest to home, or better yet prevent them, the
YMCA needs more people like you. Do something good and vol-
unteer at the YMCA of Northern Michigan. For more information
please call (231)348-8393.
team up for:
Pilates
& at Lunch!
Plan to wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move, socks (no shoes required) and we’ll
provide the mats!
All Pilates Midwest teachers are fully certified in the Pilates classical method and are third genera-
tion teachers. To find out more about us, please contact Jan Tirony-Johnson at Pilates Midwest
at 439-5907 or visit our website at www.pilatesmidwest.com.
Pilates, developed by Joe Pilates in the Other great benefits include:
1920’s, incorporates many aspects of • Taller, leaner appearance with better posture
Eastern and Western exercise disciplines. • Increased range of motion and flexibility
Pilates’ classical method blends body • Increased lung capacity
position awareness, and breathing with
muscle toning, strengthening and inten- • Muscle definition without bulking
sity of movement. This assures that the
whole body is engaged and being utilized AGES: adults
throughout the workout, producing a very Days: Thursday 12-12:45pm
flexible and visibly lean body. Particular
attention is paid to toning the midsec- Session 3: April 22-May 27
tion or “core” of the body, which creates Fees: $60 Member • $75 Non-member
healthy support for the spine.
Searchable Database
for volunteers
Attention all VOLUNTEERS! Char-Em
United Way offers Volunteer Connec-
tions, a new way to easily find volunteer
opportunities in Charlevoix and Em-
met Counties. Volunteer Connections
uses an online database of volunteer
opportunities as listed by numerous
non-profit organizations to provide you
a one-stop destination when searching for places to volunteer. You can search based
on your preferences and skills and create a volunteer profile so non-profit organiza-
tions can let you know about volunteer opportunities that might interest you. Volun-
teer Connections is free and easy to use. Non-profits continue to post opportunities
throughout the year. Log on at http://tinyurl.com/volunteerconnections to find your
opportunities. If you don’t have computer access or want more information, contact
Sarah Cleary at 487-1006 or sarah@charemunitedway.org. Use this site to look for
volunteer opportunities at the YMCA of Northern Michigan!
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Hayo-Went-Ha Camps
YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha
for Boys
An Adventure for Boys
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
remember for a lifetime.
Our camp motto, Each for All...All for Each is evident in all we do. The cabin group is
the essence of the camping experence. Boys learn to work together, to support each other
and to respect what each member of the cabin has to offer. The wonderful variety of
camp trips reinforce the value of teamwork.
Camp Hayo-Went-Ha offers age appropriate adventure programs that last either two
or four weeks. Meet the challenge of extended canoeing and hiking trips to Michigan’s
north country, the Canadian wilderness or biking the wooded hills of the Upper Pen-
insula, all the while learning to appreciate the beauty that surrounds you. Live amongst
tall pines and white birches, visit Buell Chapel and be a part of the great spirit that makes
YMCA Camp Hayo-Went-Ha a special place.
Email:  hwh@hayowentha.org
Phone: (231) 554-5915
March 24-April 6, 2010
YMCA Camp Arbutus
Hayo-Went-Ha for Girls Round-up for the YMCA
of Northern Michigan
An Adventure for Girls Youth Programs
At Camp Arbutus Hayo-Went-Ha, young women and girls will experience adventure
and fun in beautiful surroundings while developing lifelong friendships and memories. at JCPenney
Campers will enjoy the great variety of activities that we offer daily. The morning When you shop at the Petoskey JCPenney store and round
schedule allows campers to work together on many of the offered activities as a cabin
your purchase up to the next whole dollar, JCPenney will
unit. The time is also used to teach all campers about the camping equipment, including
donate the difference to the YMCA of Northern Michigan
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 to provide after-school programs for area youth.
individual responsibility each person has to the group. JCPenney and the YMCA believe that all kids should have
The afternoon allows each camper to individually select any one of the following ac- the opportunity to participate in spirit, mind, and body en-
tivities: sailing, swimming, canoeing, kayaking, arts and crafts, archery, nature studies, hancing programs.
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 YMCA and JCPenney
Conference and Retreat Program Together, we
YMCA Hayo-Went-Ha Camps Conference and Retreat Program can provide your group build strong kids,
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- strong families,
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
and strong
YMCA boy’s camp in the world on its original site. Founded in 1904, Hayo-Went-Ha has communities.
500 wooded acres along the shore of beautiful Torch Lake. Features include modern and rus-
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
acres of rolling hills and wooded trails just 10 miles outside of Traverse City, MI. A fully
modern lodge built in 2004 can comfortably host 80 people year-round. A perfect place for
meetings and relaxing!
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Family fun! 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

Family Fun at 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 Fun Center Family Membership (annual) ................................ $100
Enjoy 1 round of indoor golf, 10 arcade The YMCA strives to provide memberships and programs for all,
tokens, 1 piece of pizza, and 1 small pop regardless of family income. Financial assistance is available for
Ages: the whole family (children must be accompanied with an adult) memberships and/or program fees.
Day: Monday, March 29
Contact the YMCA at 231-348-8393 for more information.
Location: The Jungle, Petoskey
Fees: $7 per ticket -tickets must be purchased before 3/26. One ticket
must be purchased for each family member participating in the fun.
Call 348-8393 to purchase tickets.
Sign up now!
Participant’s Name: ____________________________________________________
M or F Birth Date:________________ Grade:__________________________
Parent/Guardian Names: _______________________________________________

Family Fun at Address: _____________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: ________________________________________________________
Harbor Springs Community Pool & Gym Home Phone: _________________________________________________________
Enjoy open swim time and open gym time Cell/Work Phone: _____________________________________________________
Ages: the whole family (children must be accompanied with an adult) Parents’/Guardian’s Email:______________________________________________
Day: Friday, April 30 • 6:30-8:30pm
Location: Harbor Springs Community Pool, Harbor Springs Sign me up for:
High School
Fees: Call YMCA at 348-8393 for more details
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 _______________

Family Fun at Check box if interested in coaching ($10 discount)

Program Name: _________________________________________

❏

We LOVE Session_________________ Fee___________________________

large Program Name: _______________________________________________________
groups!
Session_________________ Fee___________________________

Enjoy 1 hour of bowling, shoe Total Fees enclosed $ __________

Pay by check, cash, or credit card. Make checks payable to YMCA of Northern Michigan.
rental, 2 slices of pizza, and soda All registration forms must include payment.
Ages: the whole family (children must be
accompanied with an adult) Credit Card Payment:
Day: Sunday, May 2 • 11:30-1:30pm Visa/Master Card_____________________________________ Exp. Date_ ____________
Location: Northern Lights Amount____________________ Signature________________________________________
Recreation
Fees: Call 348-8393 to purchase tickets. $10
Financial assistance helps ensure everyone belongs at the YMCA. Please call for financial assistance information.
per ticket -tickets must be purchased before 4/30.
One ticket must be purchased for each family Send forms to: YMCA of Northern Michigan, 622 Howard St., Petoskey, MI 49770­
member participating in the fun.
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This YMCA Runs on Community Generosity!

2009 Strong
Kids Campaign
The YMCA celebrated a successful Annual Strong Kids Campaign.
The funds raised will support youth programs
and will help provide memberships to children
from lower income families. At the YMCA, we
believe that everyone, regardless of personal fi-
nancial circumstances, should have the chance
to participate in the spirit, mind, and body en-
hancing programs the YMCA offers for the com-
munity. Thank you to the generous donors of the
2009 Strong Kids Campaign.

Youth Champion Sponsor of Youth Joe & Cheryl Daly

Peter & Regina Bidstrup
Chairman’s Roundtable
Tom Love
Allen Sevener
Rotary Club of Petoskey
Sunrise Rotary Club of Petoskey
Walmart
Patron of Youth
Mark & Denise Antonishen
Barbara Cheney
Kevin & Cindy Christman
First Community Bank
Fletch’s Inc
Bradford Foster
Chuck & Lynette Johnson
Kiwanis Club of Petoskey
Korthase Flinn Insurance
Steve & Anne Murray
Steve & Meagan Neal
Neil & Marsha Bidwell
Bill & Mary Foster
Grandpa Shorter’s Gifts
Nancy Hodgkiss
William R.Kanine, P.C.
Tom & Deborah Mason
Marcia & Trish Shatttuck
Stafford & Janice Smith
Smolinski & Christman, P.C.
Century Club
Kim Aikens
American Home Technology
James Austin
Tom Bailey
Bay Winds Fed Credit Union
Ruth Bellissimo
Robert & Susan Bleyaert
John & Polly Cheney
City Park Grill
Walter & MaryLou Connolly
Ken & Sharon Crockett
Ron & Jan VandenBrink
James & Maureen Doull Contributor
Peirce & Mary Erb Victor & Gertrude Cilke
Paul Dowsett
Balky & Patricia Grannis
Joe & Debbie Griffin Mark & Pam Evans
William Glass
David & Clare Heidtke
Hill, Schroderus & Co Rodney Grambeau
Mary Gruler
Margaret Johnson
John & Kathleen Jorgensen John & Sam Jeffrey
Joe & Christy Kanine David Kaplan
Jack & Jackie Martin Walt & Judy Knowles
Lori Lind and Jill Ryan
Carl Mauch
Joe & Kristy Lyons
Mitchell Graphics
Daniel & Carol McDonnell
Wayne & Suzanne Nayback
William & Dorothy McKillip
Steve & Ruth Nelle
Research North, Inc
Richard & Meredith Neumann
Ron & Maureen Ronquist
Rod Niswander
Michelle Szamrej
Vicki Patterson
Jim & Sandy Wibby
Paul & Kathy Reed
Keith & Karen Williams
Roast and Toast
Dan & Michele Sturt

Board of Directors: Staff Members

Denise Antonishen, Board Chair
Steve Neal, Vice Chair
Lynette Johnson, Secretary
Kevin Christman, Treasurer
Doug Brown • Frank Foster
Mary Foster • Jason Kelley
Tom Mason • Suzanne Nayback
Rod Niswander • Scott Peters
David Martin, Interim Executive Director
Jennifer Crockett, Program Director
Judy Murphy,
Community Development Director
Traci Baxendale, Martial Arts Instructor
Marne Iddings, Y-Center Supervisor
Claire Leestma, Day Camp Director
Belinda Rudolph, Y-Center Supervisor
Beth Schacher, Y-Winners Sports Coordinator