2014 ymca of middle tennessee annual report

2014 ANNUAL REPORTYMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE

I have come that they may have life, and that they may have it MORE abundantly. - John 10:10b

Dear Friends,

Since its founding in 1875, our Y has been helping people from all walks of life achieve more in all areas of life—spirit, mind and body. Because we believe that when we work together, more is possible: more health, more confidence, more opportunities. Inspired by Christ’s assurance that He “came that they might have life and have it more abundantly,” we strive every day to give our neighbors the tools and support they need to learn, grow and thrive. In 2014, the YMCA of Middle Tennessee made more possible for 311,385 people—nearly a third of them kids.

At the Y, we’re more than a place. We’re a cause. We may offer heart-pumping workouts, but we do it because we’re a heart-filled nonprofit committed to strengthening our community. We don’t just teach swimming lessons or coach soccer; we build confidence and nurture potential to help kids become secure, connected adults. We’re more than a place to become physically active; we’re a driving force behind a healthy and full life. And we’re more than a gym—we’re where communities come together for the common good. We hope this annual report reflects just a few of the ways we’re joining hands with you—our volunteers, donors, friends and staff—to make more possible.

Our Christian mission and shared commitment to Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility call us to respond to our community’s most pressing needs. Yesterday’s effort to provide wholesome recreation for young men is today’s call to help our kids close a growing achievement gap. What was the advent of sports like basketball and volleyball is today’s battle against obesity and chronic disease. And the support we offered immigrants at the turn of the 20th century is today’s work to engage newcomer communities and tackle the social isolation too many of our neighbors experience.

The ways we live our cause may have changed over the years, but our commitment to nurturing the potential of children and teens, improving health and well-being and providing opportunities to give back and support neighbors in need is as strong as ever. And we could not do it without you. So to everyone who joined us in 2014, we extend our deepest thanks. Your investment in our kids, our health and our neighbors makes more possible in our community every day.

Thank you for your continued support of our YMCA and the individuals and families we serve.

Blessings,

Dan Dummermuth Bill Lee President & CEO Association Board Chair

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YOUTH DEVELOPMENTMAKING LEARNINGAN ADVENTUREFor many adults, childhood memories of summer camp have a magical quality about them. That’s certainly the case for current campers at YMCA Camp Widjiwagan, who can now experience even more of the magic through pop-culture-themed weeklong camps that recreate the fantasy worlds of kids’ favorite books and movies.

“I think kids respond when you make it something relative to them,” says Camp Widjiwagan Executive Director Jeff Merhige, who launched the wildly successful camps in summer 2014. “If you can take a traditional game like capture the flag and tie it to a popular theme and give it a twist, it becomes more engaging,” he says.

The “fully-themed” camps—which feature popular franchises from Star Wars to Harry Potter—are more than just a chance for counselors and campers to dress in costumes and play make believe. They’re part of a broader strategy to keep kids’ bodies and minds even more active in the summer, a season often marked by major learning loss in children.

“If we can do programs at camp that encourage reading and encourage kids to learn more,” Merhige says, “it’s a nice bridge to nature and education.”

Fully-themed camps are just one way the Y builds the bridge to summer engagement. Through swim lessons and youth sports to day camp and out-of-school care, the Y provides more than 100,000 youth with the caring support and valuable skills they need to learn, grow and thrive all year long.

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Prevented summer learning loss by engaging 8,402 youth through the magic and adventure of summer camp programs

Taught life-saving swim lessons to 8,359 youth and teens

Encouraged physical activity, skill building and teamwork among 11,361 kids who participated in youth sports

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OUR IMPACTYOUTH DEVELOPMENTWe believe providing children with a safe, supportive environment in which to learn and play—surrounded by caring mentors who will encourage and guide them—puts kids on the path to becoming confident, healthy, and compassionate adults. From cooking classes to soccer to Youth in Government, the Y allows kids to explore their interests and passions in a positive place where they can belong.

OUR IMPACTYOUTH DEVELOPMENTWe believe providing children with a safe, supportive environment in which to learn and play—surrounded by caring mentors who will encourage and guide them—puts kids on the path to becoming confident, healthy, and compassionate adults. From cooking classes to soccer to Youth in Government, the Y allows kids to explore their interests and passions in a positive place where they can belong.

Nurtured the potential of 104,998 youth and teens through YMCA membership and youth programs

Delivered critical child care to 12,413 participants in YMCA Fun Co.’s before-school, after-school and summer programs

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HEALTHY LIVINGPARTNERING IN CHRONIC DISEASE PREVENTIONEvery day, the presence of the YMCA’s wellness centers in our communities helps more than 270,000 members keep chronic disease at bay. Now, with a program aimed specifically at stemming the tide of diabetes—which affects 1 out of 10 Tennessee adults—the Y is taking our healthy living cause one step further.

The YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program—an evidence-based program made possible through Y-USA, the Wellpoint Foundation and a number of community partners—is a rapidly growing effort to reduce the burden of obesity and diabetes in our region. Working closely with individuals in a supportive, small-group setting, the Y’s life coaches walk alongside participants with a holistic approach that focuses on the spirit, mind and body of each individual—rather than just diet and exercise.

More than 50 individuals have taken part in this life-changing program—94% of whom receive some form of financial assistance that allows them to participate. By relieving this financial burden through partner funding, the Y is able to serve those who need that support the most, helping individuals make the small but significant changes that will forever transform their lives.

With five YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program locations at centers across our region—and ambitions to add four more in the coming year—the Y continues to use its resources, leadership and influence to reverse the diabetes trend in the communities we serve. “They’ve already done the hard work; they’ve already shown that their evidence works,” local physician Dr. John Anderson says of the Y. “That’s where I want to send my patients.”

Improved the physical and social well-being of thousands of participants in nearly 2,000 YMCA weekly group fitness classes taught by 600 instructors throughout Middle Tennessee

Helped improve the health of 272,120 members who belonged to the Y in 2014

Invested $2.2 million in healthy lifestyle promotion programs and services to help at-risk populations improve their overall health and well-being

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OUR IMPACTHEALTHY LIVINGFor more than 270,000 people in Middle Tennessee, the YMCA is more than a gym. It’s a place where people can find community on their journey to better health. From the group fitness studio to the swimming pool, our welcoming wellness facilities and health-focused programs offer individuals and families from all walks of life the variety of resources and support they need to find a healthier balance in all areas of life—spirit, mind and body.

Eliminated health disparities by offering financial assistance to approximately 1 in 4 YMCA members through our Open Doors program.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYOPENING DOORS TO OUR NEIGHBORS After losing her job, Zina Bauman began to lose hope. What she didn’t lose was the help of her local Y when she needed it most.

Thanks to Open Doors, the YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s charitable assistance program, Zina and her mother, Celine Rueff, received enough financial support to allow them to continue as members of the Bellevue Family YMCA. For Zina in particular, it proved to be a priceless gift of health and healing.

While continuing to battle loneliness and depression, Zina made the small decision to attend a group exercise dance class one Saturday morning—and instantly felt that a weight had been lifted. “I just loved it. Something came back that I had lost, with the music and the dancing and being around a bunch of people,” Zina says. “I’ve been coming a couple of times a week ever since.”

Zina says thanks to the positive strides she’s made in her physical health and the support and kindness she’s experienced at the Y, she’s begun to heal from a challenging season in her life. And she’s happy her mother has found a home at the Y, too. “We both fit in here. And we’re both so appreciative of the opportunity. This is a very special place.”

That opportunity would not have been possible for Zina and Celine were it not for the generosity of donors, whose $6.4 million contribution in 2014 allowed more than 93,000 other members to benefit from the Y’s life-changing programs and services. Providing that access through Open Doors remains the single biggest way the Y lives out the cause of strengthening individuals, families and communities each day.

Raised $6.4 million in total charitable support from 9,485 generous donors, allowing the Y to continue investing in our kids, our health and our neighbors

Helped more than 93,000 neighbors in needby providing financial assistance through our Open Doors program to allow deserving families and individuals to become members and participate in the Y’s life-changing programs

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OUR IMPACTSOCIAL RESPONSIBILITYAt the YMCA, people of all ages, abilities and backgrounds walk through our doors—a true reflection of our diverse community. It’s our belief that keeping those doors open—by providing access to all—is fundamental to our nonprofit mission and the first step toward impacting the lives of the individuals and families we serve. Responding to those critical social needs—and providing opportunities for neighbors to connect and support each other—is key to the YMCA’s past and essential to its future.

Provided opportunities to give back to 2,702 caring volunteers who devoted 52,008 hours to strengthen their community through the Y

Total Lives Reached:

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2014 FINANCIAL SUMMARY

2014 was a challenging year for our Y financially. Revenue declined for the second year in a row, falling by just under $1 million versus 2013 on a “same-store” basis (i.e. excluding the centers we closed in 2013). Despite holding expenses in check—lower than 2013 in fact—we were unable to overcome the decline in revenue. As a result, net income from operations on a same-store basis fell by $430,000 in 2014.

Although our facilities are full and usage is at an all-time high, net membership revenue per household continues to decline. Revenue from other categories (contributions, government grants and program revenue) all declined on a same-store basis as well. This lack of revenue growth induced significant belt-tightening for the Association in 2014. Staffing reductions drove savings of more than $700,000 versus 2013 on a same-store basis, and our centralized purchasing efforts continued to bear fruit as supply costs dropped more than $300,000 during 2014. Overall, our operating expenses were $173,000 lower than 2013 on a same-store basis, despite significant increases in utility costs and investments in technology for our major systems. Notwithstanding the same-store revenue challenges, our 2013 decision to contract the organization’s scope has proven to be financially beneficial. Through expense reductions and full-year savings from center closures, the association’s EBIDA (Earnings Before Interest, Depreciation, and Amortization) rose by $3.4 million (73%) in 2014.

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Brighter Days Ahead

Our 2015 operating budget calls for $1 million in operating net income, an improvement of $1.75 million on a same-store basis from 2014. When met, this will represent our highest operating surplus since 2007, and our third highest operating surplus of the last 20 years. Our staff and volunteers are focused on returning the YMCA of Middle Tennessee to a position of financial strength and long-term sustainability for our community, and 2015 will represent a significant step toward that goal.

Warm regards,

Rob IvyChief Financial Officer

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SUMMARY STATEMENTS OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS (GAAP)

(in thousands) 2014 Audited 2013 AuditedContributions 6,503 5,192

Gov’t Grants & Contracts 1,818 2,071

Membership Fees 46,065 49,004

Program Fees 23,205 23,791

Other Income 2,041 1,964

Revenue 79,632 82,022

Personnel 45,066 48,311

Property & Equipment 12,202 14,075

Services & Supplies 8,994 8,812

Other Expenses 5,309 6,180

Expense 71,571 77,378

EBIDA 8,061 4,644

Interest Expense 2,023 1,706

Depreciation & Amortization 9,340 10,287

Unrealized Gains (Losses) (690) 1,723

Income from Continuing Operations (3,992) (5,626)

Gain (Loss) on Disposition of Assets (2,005) (8,505)

Restructuring Income (Expense) 22 (1,170)

Change in Net Assets (5,976) (15,301)

Expense Distribution

Program Services 86.5% 86.5%

Administrative 11.6% 11.8%

Fundraising 1.9% 1.7%

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SUMMARY STATEMENTS OF FINANCIAL POSITION (GAAP)

As of 12/31/2014 As of 12/31/2013

(in thousands) Audited AuditedCash & Equivalents 9,871 12,661

Receivables 2,794 3,504

Land held for sale 2,388 2,700

Property & Equipment, net 124,305 129,482

Other Assets 895 1,934

Total Assets 140,253 150,282

Payables & Accrued Expenses 6,295 8,018

Deferred Revenue 1,963 1,645

Debt & Capital Leases, current 3,922 5,014

Debt & Capital Leases, noncurrent 54,702 56,557

Other Liabilities 3,410 3,111

Total Liabilities 70,291 74,345

Net Assets 69,962 75,937 Total Liabilities & Net Assets 140,253 150,282

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THE ORDER OF THE RED TRIANGLELeilani S. Boulware For 2014, it is the YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s distinct privilege to present its highest volunteer honor, the Order of the Red Triangle, to Leilani S. Boulware.

Since 1964, the Order of the Red Triangle has been presented to those who have given generously of their abilities and resources to advance the mission of the YMCA, and Leilani Boulware embodies the spirit of the award.

Boulware first became affiliated with the YMCA of Middle Tennessee in the 1990s as a volunteer, providing counsel to the nonprofit on human resources and other legal issues. Her involvement with the Y deepened when she was invited to join the board of the Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center (home of YMCA Camp Widjiwagan). She was soon asked to chair the camp board, and during her tenure helped lead the capital campaign that made the dream of establishing an overnight resident camp of the facility a reality.

In 2010, Boulware was named Association Board Chair, serving as the Y’s chief volunteer through 2011.

Throughout almost two decades of volunteer service, Boulware’s commitment to the Y mission has remained steadfast, and her wise

counsel and dynamic leadership continue to encourage the organization to grow and evolve to meet the community’s most pressing needs—evidence of her commitment to the promotion of personal development and community contribution.

An accomplished professional and former partner at H3GM, Boulware currently serves as the Chief Legal Officer/Executive Vice President and General Counsel for Correct Care Solutions, overseeing all legal and risk management operations for the health care company, which has more than 460 facilities in 40 states and Australia.

Boulware received her Doctorate of Jurisprudence with honors from Vanderbilt University School of Law and a Bachelor of Science degree from Western Kentucky University, graduating with honors and a double major in Economics and Accounting.

In addition to serving as a volunteer leader for the YMCA, Boulware also serves on the board of the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee. She is married to Dwaine Anderson and has three childrenand four grandchildren.

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1964 H.G. Hill Jr.

1965 Clifford Love Jr.

1966 Edmund W. Turnley Sr.

1967 Mark Bradford Jr.

1968 Roupen M. Gulbenk

1969 Harold U. Buchi

1970 George H. Cate Jr.

1971 Russell W. Brothers

1972 James M. Hudgins M.D.

1973 Robert L. Freeman

1974 D. H. Vardell

1975 Thomas E. Baldridge

1976 Homer B. Gibbs Jr.

1977 James M. Ward

1978 Charles L. Cornelius Jr.

1979 A. Battle Rodes

1979 William C. Weaver Jr.

1980 William Henderson

1981 Sydney F. Keeble Jr.

1982 J. P. Foster

1983 W. Ridley Wills II

1984 Walter Knestrick

1985 Dortch Oldham

1986 Jack Elisar

1987 Robert L. Bibb Jr.

1988 James L. Harper

1988 William B. Wadlington M.D.

1989 William Wilson

1990 E.M. “Bert” Haywood

1991 Nelson Andrews

1992 Sandra Ford Fulton

1993 William E. Turner Jr.

1996 Margaret H. Maddox

1997 H. Lee Barfield

1998 John Ed Miller

1999 Rebecca Thomas

2000 Cal Turner Sr.

2001 Senator Douglas Henry

2002 James A. “Jimmy” Webb III

2003 Anne E. Ragsdale

2004 Florence Davis

2005 Ron F. Knox Jr.

2006 Jacquelyn Draughon Guthrie

2007 Bill DeLoache

2008 Cal Turner Jr.

2009 Wood S. Caldwell

2010 Rep. Brenda Gilmore

2011 Frank F. Drowota III

2012 George L. Yowell

2013 Marty G. Dickens

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H.G. HILL JR. PHILANTHROPIC AWARDRUTH AND BOB NAPIERIn 2014, the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee presented its highest honor, the H.G. Hill Jr. Philanthropic Award, to longtime supporters and Nashville natives Ruth and Bob Napier.

Bob is a graduate of Battle Ground Academy, and Ruth, a graduate of Harpeth Hall. Although the two knew each other as youngsters through family acquaintances, they put a few miles between them when he left for college at Emory University and she headed to Converse College in South Carolina. The pair reconnected when they both returned to Nashville and were married in 1969.

Not long before they wed, Ruth left her job at the Nashville Banner, where she wrote for the society section. She will neither confirm nor deny, however, whether she was the famous Betty Banner. She went on to work at Montgomery Bell Academy in its development department for 16 years, and has served on a part-time basis in the Y’s development department since 1998.

When Bob returned to Nashville from Atlanta, he embarked upon what turned out to be a 20-year career at National Life, which later became American General. Bob then went on to Commerce Union Bank for 10 years, and actually survived three mergers that changed the name of the bank to Sovran, then NationsBank, and finally Bank of America in that

short decade. After the bank, Bob started his own real estate services company, which he operated for several years. His last career stop was at Nashville Bank & Trust, which, in keeping with the tradition of fine banks, changed its name to Truxton Trust right around the time Bob left in 2012.

While Ruth has served on the staff of the Y for several years, Bob has been involved with the Y on a volunteer basis, serving in a variety of capacities. Although YMCA Foundation Board records may not go back quite as far as Bob does, it is well known that he holds the longevity record for serving as Treasurer of the Foundation for more than 20 years, beginning sometime in the late ‘80s and ending in 2011.

In addition to serving as a trusted advisor for the Foundation, Bob also has a deep love for camp. He served tirelessly on the original Board of the Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center for more than a decade and was instrumental with the planning and fundraising for the establishment of a day camp program, and then for the resident camp.

In addition to the Y, Bob has served on the board of the Blakeford Retirement Center in Burton Hills and on the board of the Retired Teachers Apartments in Green Hills. Bob and Ruth attend St. George’s Church. They have two children, a son, Bob Jr. and a daughter, Charlotte. Ruth and Bob are also the proud grandparents of four grandchildren.

The Napiers are shining examples of the philanthropic spirit and fine character that the H.G. Hill Jr. Award seeks to recognize. It is the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee’s distinct honor to celebrate the generosity and servant leadership of Ruth and Bob Napier.

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H.G. HILL JR. PHILANTHROPIC AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS

1995 Sis & Dortch Oldham

1996 Margaret & Dan Maddox

1997 Anne Knestick Walter Knestrick

1998 Cathy & Bill Turner Jr.

1999 Anna & Bill Wadlington MD

2000 Anne & Dick Ragsdale

2001 Florence & Buzz Davis

2002 Honey & Joe Rodgers

2003 Irene & Ridley Wills II

2004 Marshall Polk III

2005 Frank Burkholder Linda Burkholder

2006 Lolly & Senator Douglas Henry

2007 Bond DeLoache

2008 Kaye & Ron Knox

2009 Mary & Lee Barfield

2010 Barry & Homer Gibbs

2011 Frances Caldwell Jackson Anne Caldwell Parsons Wentworth Caldwell Jr.

2012 Bill Wilson

2013 Sandra and Richard Fulton

Jim HordeBellevue Family YMCA and FiftyForward J.L. Turner Center

Jim has transformed an ordinary hillside into a beautiful garden with a variety of plants and flowers for everyone to enjoy. His hard work and dedication have resulted in a beautiful area people can enjoy that provides educational opportunities as well. — Scott Clinton

2014 YMCA VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

William B. Lee, Chair

James W. Granbery, Chair-elect

Leilani Boulware, Secretary

Randy Laszewski, Treasurer

DeCosta Jenkins, Asst. Treasurer

Liz Allbritton

Lawson Allen

Carter Andrews

H. Lee Barfield II

Kelley Beaman

Lee Beaman

David Bohan

Dr. Elbert Brooks

Trudy Carpenter

George H. Cate

Ramon Cisneros

Jonathan Cole

Florence Davis

Bill DeLoache

Marty Dickens

Frank Drowota

Jack Elisar

Rich Ford

Sandra Fulton

Homer B. Gibbs, Jr.

Roupen M. Gulbenk

Bill Henderson

Sen. Douglas Henry

Bill Hudson

Walter Knestrick

Ronald F. Knox, Jr.

Walker Mathews

Pat McGuigan

Rob McNeilly

Clayton McWhorter

John Ed Miller

Doyle Rippee

Joseph Saoud

Glenn Sheriff

Rev. Bob Spain

Barbara Sutton

Brett Sweet

Carter Todd

William E. Turner, Jr.

Louis Upkins

William B. Wadlington, MD

James A. Webb III

Olin West III

Lari White

David Wilds

David Wilson

William M. Wilson

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Darla GrayBrentwood Family YMCA

Since joining the Brentwood Family YMCA’s Advisory Board in 2011, Darla has generously—and without hesitation—given of her time, talent and treasure in an effort to make a difference in our community. In 2015 and for the third consecutive year, Darla will lead our efforts in raising essential support through our Harvest Half Marathon. Under her leadership as Race Committee Chair, the Half Marathon will have raised nearly $150,000 in support of Full Circle, Y-CAP and Open Doors by year’s end. Darla is very special to our YMCA family. I can’t thank her enough for her hard work, friendship and dedication to the mission of the YMCA. — Steve Saxton

2014 YMCA VOLUNTEERSOF THE YEAR

Tonya Robbins, Bellevue

Scott Jones, Black Achievers

Jayne Wochomurka, Brentwood

Colin Barrett, Center for Civic Engagement

Dr. John Anderson, Center for Health Innovation

Danielle Hampton, Christ Church

Christy Batts, Clarksville

Brian Sweatt, M.Ed, Donelson-Hermitage

David Edwards, Downtown

Tony Wall, Franklin

Sandy Cornelius, Green Hills

William Hastings, Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center

Ed Zavala, Latino Achievers

Neal Doherty, Margaret Maddox

Deb Enright, Maryland Farms

James Yates, North Rutherford

Allyson Young, Northwest

Robin Williams, Restore Ministries

Jeff Walker, Robertson County

Barb Sutton & Betsy Slaney, Rutherford County

Terry Akin, Sumner County

Jim Burnett, Y-CAP

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Anne Elizabeth McIntosh & Gini MoonshowerCenter for Civic Engagement

Anne Elizabeth and Gini—or, as we like to refer to them, the dynamic duo—served as the co-chairs for our inaugural benefit dinner held at the Tennessee State Capitol. The two spent countless hours spearheading this massive endeavor, and their vision enabled alums, volunteers and elected officials to enjoy a truly magical evening and to give back to a program that made such an impact on their lives. — Susan Moriarty


Dan DummermuthPresident and Chief Executive Officer

Peter OldhamExecutive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer

Bob KnestrickExecutive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Rob IvyChief Financial Officer

Julie SistrunkChief Development Officer

Lisa BeckSenior Vice President, Youth Development

Jessica FainSenior Vice President, Marketing & Communications

David AbbottSenior Vice President, Technology

David ShipmanSenior Vice President, Operations

Laurel WilsonSenior Vice President, Operations

Ryan AlfordVice President of Property

Ted CorneliusVice President, Health Innovation

Brian HarterVice President of Programs

Theresa McDonoughVice President of Membership & Corporate Relations

Cathy RobinsonVice President of Leadership & Staff Development

Rebecca WalkerVice President, People Services

Mary Alice Yates, Controller

Stacey Buford, Chaplain

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Bobby Thomas Jr.Christ Church YMCA

Bobby is a man of few words but lots of action. Since joining our board in 2012, he has fulfilled every request made of him and done so in a manner that exceeds expectation. Somehow, between being a successful family man and businessman, he consistently gives of his time, talent and treasure to the Y and embodies the passion for service that makes for not only a great volunteer, but also a great person. We are honored to have him on our team. — Ryan Spiehler


O’Bee O’BryantDistrict Executive Director—Clarksville Area YMCA Kimbrough Family Center

Steven SaxtonDistrict Executive Director—Brentwood Family YMCA

Andy WhiteDistrict Executive Director—Green Hills Family YMCA

Judi Winfield-FerriDistrict Executive Director—Margaret Maddox Family YMCA

Amanda GillOperations Executive Director—North Clarksville YMCA

Cleo GriffinExecutive Director—North Rutherford Family YMCA

Joey HassellOperations Executive Director—Harding Place Family YMCA

B.J. KeenerExecutive Director—Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Kenny AlonzoExecutive Director —Downtown YMCA

Marida BalchExecutive Director—Rutherford County Family YMCA

Scott ClintonExecutive Director—Bellevue County Family YMCA

Drew FreemanExecutive Director—Franklin Family YMCA

Kathy RaglinExecutive Director—Robertson County Family YMCA

Henry SmithExecutive Director—Northwest Family YMCA

Jodi SchroerExecutive Director—Maryland Farms YMCA

Ryan SpiehlerExecutive Director—Christ Church YMCA

David StryjewskiExecutive Director—Sumner County Family YMCA

Lonnell MatthewsDistrict Executive Director—YMCA Urban Services Youth Development Center/YMCA Community Action Project (Y-CAP)

Susan MoriartyExecutive Director—Center for Civic Engagement

Jeff MerhigeExecutive Director—Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center/Camp Widjiwagan

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Christy Haley BattsClarksville Area YMCA Kimbrough Family Center

For the past several years, Christy has devoted countless hours of selfless service to the mission of the YMCA. Serving as a center Board Chair this past year and promoting the outreach programs of our local center, she has served with honor and integrity. It has been a privilege to serve our community with her leadership.— O’Bee O’Bryant


MATTHEW B. PILCHER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE$100,000 and AboveThe Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund

Dollar General Literacy Foundation

YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee

1875 CLUB$50,000 - $99,999The Boedecker Foundation

Blevins, Inc.

Henry Mayi/Executive Cleaning Group

Stephanie & John R. Ingram

The Memorial Foundation, Inc.

Nissan North America, Inc.

Eddie Phillips

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville

JOHN R. MOTT LEGACY CIRCLE$25,000 - $49,999Aetna Foundation, Inc.

Amerigroup Foundation

Missy & Rick Baker

Stephanie & Keb Barrett

Diane & David Black/Aegis Sciences Foundation/ Aegis Sciences Corporation

Baptist Healing Trust

Bridgestone/Firestone Trust Fund

Caterpillar Incorporated

Gary Force Acura

HCA Foundation

Sarah & David Ingram

Erin & Peter Keene

Bill Lee/Lee Company

Louisiana Pacific

Sissy & Bill Wilson/The Anne Potter Wilson Foundation

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Phillip A. Wright Sr.Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Phillip exemplifies volunteerism at its finest. His willingness to step into a role on the front lines has allowed many to be touched by his warmth and welcoming spirit. He enjoys helping others and leads by example with his positive attitude and joyful spirit. He believes in community and wants everyone who walks into our Y to feel included. I love Phillip’s contagious smile and servant’s heart. He inspires me!— BJ Keener


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GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY$10,000 - $24,999

4Wall Entertainment

Liz & Bob Allbritton/Monarch Advisory Group/Papa Murphy’s

AllStar Photography

Altria Group, Inc.

American Paper & Twine Company/American Paper & Twine Company Charitable Trust

Andrews Cadillac

Ansley Fund

Leilani Boulware & Dwaine Anderson

Trudy & Bill Carpenter

The Dorothy Cate and Thomas F. Frist Foundation

Janice & C. Oakley Christian, Jr.

Churchill Mortgage

Cigna Foundation

City of Brentwood

Clarksville Amateur Sports

Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation, Inc.

Coca-Cola Bottling Company

Sandy & Brett Cornelius

Corrections Corporation of America (CCA)

The Ragsdale Family Foundation

Claire & Frank Drowota

The Draughon Foundation

Ecard Transactions

Electrolux

ESC Lab Sciences

Faith Church

Fiduciary Partners - Independent Trust Services

First Presbyterian Church

First Tennessee Foundation

The M. Stratton Foster Charitable Foundation

Freeman Management Corporation

Deana & Fred Goad, Jr.

Jacqueline Guthrie

H.G. Hill Realty Company, LLC

HCA Caring for the Community

HCA, Inc.

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David Edwards Downtown YMCA

David Edwards is a great ambassador for our Downtown YMCA. Whether he is leading our volunteer board or recruiting members to participate in our wellness programs, his passion for our YMCA is contagious. Our staff considers David the Pied Piper of our 6 a.m. boot camp, where he can often be seen challenging and embarrassing people half his age during his workouts. We appreciate all that David does to help continue the long legacy of our YMCA here in downtown Nashville. — Kenny Alonzo


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GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY$10,000 - $24,999

Mollye & Travis Hague

Mary Hawkins

Hendrix Foundation

Lorette & Douglas Henry, Sr.

Marty & Roy Jordan

Kaye & Ronald Knox

J&D Service Company

Johnson (Krank Cycle)

Lasko Family Foundation

Matrix Fitness

Vickie & Pat McGuigan

Mercedes-Benz of Nashville

Anne & Tommy Nesbitt

Steven Norris

NorthCrest Medical Center

Northwestern Mutual Foundation

Old Time Pottery, Inc.

Julie & James Peeler

Phoenix Benefit, Inc.

Precor USA

Publix Super Markets Charities

Helen M. Rodgers/Rodgers/Dale Family Foundation

Ryman Hospitality Properties

St. George’s Episcopal Church

SledgeCraft Architectural Millwork

Beverly & Jimmy Small/Irvin & Beverly Small Foundation

Southern Land Company

State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company

Stokes and Sarah Brown Charitable Foundation

Suntrust Foundation

Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Greater Nashville Affiliate

Susan G. Komen Upper Cumberland Affiliate

Margaret & Cal Turner, Jr./Cal Turner Family Foundation

Turner Construction Company/Universal Construction Company, Inc.

Williamson Medical Center

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Tony WallFranklin Family YMCA

Tony is a shining example of a dedicated YMCA volunteer. His passion for the Franklin Y and our community is unmatched, and he is always seeking opportunities to increase awareness of our mission and programs. Tony tirelessly contributes his time, talent and treasure to the Franklin Y and does it all with a servant’s heart. In addition to his volunteer responsibilities, Tony is a devoted husband and father and holds a full-time leadership position with Nissan. He is a wonderful role model for all to follow and we are truly blessed to have him on our team! — Drew Freeman


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REGENTS CIRCLE$5,000 - $9,999

Alliance Cost Containment

Nancy & Paul Anderson

Tom Atema

Leigh & J. Hunter Atkins

Sheryl & Kelvin Ault

Stephanie & David Bailey

Bank of America United Way Campaign

Mary & H. Lee Barfield II

Don Birdwell

Michele & Gerald Brase

Brilliant Sky Toys & Books

Brookdale Senior Living, Inc.

Kathryn Brown/Kathryn Carell Brown Foundation

Charity Circle of Murfreesboro

Sue & Gil Chilton

Christian/Ryan LLC

Ernest Clevenger III

Brooke & Kerry Collins

The Crichton Group

Cummins Business

Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis, Jr./Hawthorn Charitable Foundation

Betty & Marty Dickens

Dick’s Sporting Goods

David Dinse

Alison & March Egerton

Trisha & Charles A. Elcan

F&M Bank - Mt. Juliet

Fifth Third Bank

Ivan Foster

Beth & Paul Frankenberg

Babs & Bill Freeman

Cynthia & Ed Freeman

Patricia & Thomas F. Frist, Jr.

The Frist Foundation

Jon Fruetel

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Gary EvertonGreen HillsFamily YMCA

Gary loves the Green Hills Family YMCA, and the Green Hills Y loves Gary. He is our first two-time winner of our Volunteer of the Year award, and for good reason. His passion and long-term commitment and dedication to our YMCA are unparalleled. His energy and personality can brighten any room, and he is a perfect example of altruism. Gary exemplifies servant leadership, and he is a true blessing to our YMCA and our community. — Andy White


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REGENTS CIRCLE$5,000 - $9,999

Genesco

Mary Gingrass & Chris Stark

Page & Rodes Hart, Jr.

Rowland Hawkins

Elizabeth & William H. Hawkins

Margaret & Tony Heard/Infoworks

Matt Hendrix

Amber & Phil Hertik

Jarvis Awards, Signs & Flags Company

Holton & Mayberry, P.C.

Franklin Hundley

Martha Ingram

Adrienne & Bob Knestrick

Anne Knestrick

Sandy & Randy Laszewski

Lee, Danner & Bass, Inc.

Low T Center

Kelley & Greg Luken

MTEMC Electric

Markham & Company, Inc.

MedCenter Display

Mere Bulles

Anna & Rick Mills

JoAnn & William Mitchell

Darrell Moore

Karen & Bruce Moore

National Inclusion Project

Doug Odom, Jr.

Roger Penske

Pinnacle Financial Partners

Sandra & Marshall T. Polk III

The Redwoods Group Foundation

Regions Bank

RevPoint Healthcare Technologies

Ellen & Gregory Richard

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Brian SweattHarding Place Family YMCA

Brian has been an amazing partner of the YMCA over the last several years. He is a great advocate for the community and is a servant in all aspects of his life. Anytime Brian is needed, he finds a way to step up and help. He believes deeply in our mission and has continually sought out ways to serve the community alongside the Y through programs like Learn to Swim and Operation Christmas Child. I am extremely blessed and grateful to be able to call Brian my friend. — Joey Hassell


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Rite Aid Foundation

Melissa & Philip Russ

SMS Holdings Corporation

Gracie & Dennis Scandrett

Virginia Severinghaus

Steve Smithing

Smyrna Ready Mix

St. Thomas Rutherford

STAR Physical Therapy

Dean D. Taylor

Scott R. Tonsoni

Transplant Management Group

Cathy & William E. Turner, Jr.

Leah Turner

Montgomery Turner

Vaco, LLC

WTC Foundation

Ivette & Tony Wall

Jerry & Ernie Williams III

YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly

Jane & Edward Zavala

Harriet Karro Joe C. Davis YMCAOutdoor Center

In my 20 years of working with board members, I can already place Harriet as one of the very best I have had the honor to work with. Her passion, drive and constant energy are infectious to all around her. The other board members have rallied around Harriet’s call to action for the kids and have already moved the camp forward in its goals. She has improved The Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center and Camp Widjiwagan and made me a better director. — Jeff Merhige


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9 Fruits, Inc./Kim & Dan Banks

ABEC Electric Co.

Dena & David Abbott

Christi & Matt Adams

Shannon & Eric Adams

Mary Lauren & Lawson Allen

Shawn & Kristi Allender

Altard State

Aslan III Stones River, LLC

Lisa & Anthony Altieri

American General Life Insurance

Company

Bank of America Foundation

Christen & Cole Barfield

Barge Waggoner Sumner &

Cannon, Inc.

Rick Barnett

Mary Lee & Steve Bartlett

Judy Bawcum

Lindsay & David Beasley

David W. Benjamin

William Bibb

Linda & David Bohan

Bradley Arant Boult Cummings

Eileen & Robert J. Bradshaw

Brentwood Civitan

Jenny & David E. Briggs

Molly & Stewart Bronaugh

Brooks Advertising, LLC

Brookside Properties

Brown & Brown

LaShawnda Bryant

Teresa & George Buck

Betty Lou & Jim Burnett

Elizabeth & Randal Bury

Capstar Bank

Carpenter Bus Sales, Inc.

Carson & McKinney, CPAs, PLLC

Carole & Andy Carter

Janie & John Chaffin/Chaffin’s Barn

Dinner Theatre

Chick-fil-A at Cookeville FSU

Christ Presbyterian Church

The Christie Retail Group, Inc.

Church of the City

Kevin Clingan

Anita & Bill Cochran

Sandy & Don Cochran

Comcast Corporation

Joyce & Tom Cook

Tim Cook

Cowan Benefit Services

Heather & Hanley Crawford

Crowe Horwath LLP

DBS & Associates Engineering, Inc.

The Danner Foundation

Anthony Davis

Daxko

Dillard’s

Donelson Hermitage Chamber of

Commerce

Heather Dowdy

Gwen & Dan Dummermuth

Dunkin’ Donuts & Baskin Robbins

Community Foundation

Duncan Eve

EBS Foundation

EMC Structural Engineers

Emily & Mark Eberle

Jack Elisar

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Judy Bawcum Margaret Maddox Family YMCA

Judy exemplifies a spirit of altruism, dedication and passion for the Maddox Y. She serves with honor and is actively engaged with our members, representing the board with professionalism while constantly seeking ways we can be of service to those in need.— Judi Winfield-Ferri


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Enterprise Electric

Enterprise Holdings Foundation

Mimi & Dale Esworthy

F&M Bank

Jessica & Mark Fain

Blanche & Ernest Felts, Jr.

Carole & John Ferguson

Fleet Feet Sports

Robert Fleming

Mark Floyd

Kady & Chad Folk

Franklin Synergy Bank

Ali Frazmand

Ryan Freedman

Fulin’s Asian Cuisine

Jane & Paul Gaither

Kevin Gaither

Gateway Medical Center

Homer Gibbs, Jr.

Jeff Gillies

Cathie & Merle Glasgow

William Goodman

Allison M. Gossett

Green Hills Pediatric Associates

Joicelyn Gregory

Faye & Robert Walter Hale III

Carrie Hardin

Jayna Harley

Harpeth Soccer

Darla & Randy Hartley

Tricia & William Hastings

Hastings Architecture

Associates, LLC

Tammy & Jonathan Hayes

Simon Henley

Hexpol Compound, Inc.

Susan Hicks

Susanne & George Hicks II

Michelle & Robert Higgins, Jr.

Hillsboro Circle & Drive

Retail Partner

Carrie & Damon Hininger

Travis Hobson

Homelift

Michelle & Brad Hoover

Jeanne Hubert & Peter Sales

Mark L. Humphreys

Hutchison Tree Service

ICS Law Group, PC

IDesign

Ingram Entertainment, Inc.

Kerry & Rob Ivy

Jamont Gordon Family Foundation

Sarah Johnson

Pat & Tony Johnston

Willis E. Jones

Valerie Hunter-Kelly & Mark Kelly

Elizabeth & Garey Keltner

Kids Triathlon, Inc.

Beverly & Ben Kimbrough, Jr.

Margaret & Ben Kimbrough, Sr.

Wendy & Don King

Wendy & Timothy Kinkead

Edith & Miles Kirkland

Darlene & Thomas Klaritch

Sarah & Walter Knestrick

The Rick Kolz Family

Kathy Crisp & David Kumatz

Paul Latour

Virginia & Fred W. Lazenby

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Beverly Donahue Maryland Farms YMCA Carol & Roy Elam Family Center

Bev has made a profound impact on both our fundraising efforts and board engagement. She leads by example and is selfless with her gift of time. She repeatedly brings her talents of organization and efficiency to the table to take our efforts to the next level.— Jodi Schroer


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Lellyett & Rogers

Rosemary Lewis

Lucas Orthodontics

MMC Clinic

Tom McArthur

Madison Street United Methodist

Church

Pat & David Malone, Jr.

Betsy & Tim Martin

Brenda & Charles C. Martin, Jr.

Maryland Farms Owners Association

Chad McKinney

Bruce & Maria McLeod

Melkus Family Foundation

Merryman-Farr, LLC

Fran & Adrian Moody

Murfreesboro Bushido School

of Karate

Mary Jo & Dick Murphy

Ruth & Robert H. Napier

Nashville Landscape Systems

Nashville Sports Massage

Neals Electric Supply

Roberta L. Nicholson

Danny Northcutt

Northwestern Mutual Financial

Network

Kim & Peter Oldham

Omega Properties, LLC

Ortale Family Foundation/

Buddy Ortale

Pancoast & Associates, Inc.

Elizabeth & Thomas P. Parrish

Lee & Raj Patnaik

Diana I. Pelham

Tim Pereira

Sue & Brian Peterson

Piedmont Natural Gas Company

Power Management

Ronald M. Pratt

PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP

Pro Clean, LLC

Carol & Tom Pulliam

Joyce & George Pust

Renasant Bank

Laura Rhodes

Derek Quarles

R.C. Mathews Contractor, LLC

RCO Holding Company, Inc.

RJ Young Company

Ragan-Smith & Associates, Inc.

Scott Rice

Richards & Richards

Nikky F. Ridnouer-Tenllado

Rock Springs Family Chiropractic

Michelle & Tim Roberson

Bill Robertson, D.D.S.

Jim D. Robinson

Jane & Thomas Rossi

Holly & Jim Sanders

Heather & Steve Saxton

Lynn & Rick Scarola

Jane V. Schlater

Gemmi Schottenheimer

Dwight Seeley

Lucy & Wilbur Sensing

Sertoma Club of Nashville

ServPro of Belle Meade

Margaret & J.C. Siegrist, Jr.

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE$2,000 - $4,999

Ryan Hollingshead North Rutherford YMCA

Ryan is a board member who gets the job done. He is passionate about getting people involved with the YMCA, and he truly cares about our North Rutherford community. The support he offers even extends to his entire family. Ryan is living our cause every day. — Elaine Hanks


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Ellis C. Simmons

Bonnie & Doug Small

Smyrna Rotary

Southeast Venture

William T. Spitz

Frances & Jimmy Spradley

Jennifer Stadler

State of Tennessee

Valerie & John Stockdale

Stones River Mall (Urban Retail)

Kimberly & Derrick Surratt

Meredythe & Brett Sweet

T.W. Frierson Contractor, Inc.

William Tait

Erin & Bill Taylor

Taylor Farms

Tennessee Football, Inc.

Tennessee Oncology

Mandi & Josh Terry

Lee M. Thompson

Patricia & Louis B. Todd, Jr.

Trammell Bell

Jeff Turner

Monte Turner

Turner & Associates Realty, Inc.

UBS

United Way of the Greater

Clarksville Region

United Way of Williamson County

Value Payment Systems

Vanderbilt University

Medical Center

Vaughn Development Group

Venture Express

Vertek Solutions, Inc.

Vincent Law Group

Walters & Mason Retail, Inc.

Steve W. Ward

Linda & Robert Watson

Phil Watts

Rebecca & James A. Webb III

Karen & Kent M. Weeks

Connie & Rick Weisner

Laurel & Scottie Wilson

Wolfe & Travis Electric

Leah & Bill Wood

Cliff Wight

YMCA of Greater Houston

Allison & Bill Zotti

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE$2,000 - $4,999

Alfred Degrafinreid IINorthwest Family YMCA

Alfred is truly a rock star for our Northwest Family YMCA and our community. He has helped pave a positive path for our center’s future and has made it very clear through his actions that he wants to ensure our center remains relevant in the community. Alfred is passionate and intentional in his efforts, and he’s part of a lot of special ‘Kodak moments’ because he brings so many smiles to the faces of the members in our center. — Henry Smith


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3rd & Lindsley Nashville

5 Little Monkeys, LLC

The A Group

Julie & Tom Aaron

Abner R. Overdeer, Jr. Foundation

Academy Sports

Edward A. Adams II

Adams Family Foundation

Jane & Bob Adgent

Advance Financial

Steven W. Ainsworth

Marlene & Terry Akin

Aladdin Industries

Kristi H. Alary

Alexander’s Catering

Ryan Alford

Gracie Allen

Wesley W. Allen

Ameriprise Financial

Karen & Jamie Anderson-Isabel, Sr.

Douglass Andrews

Judy A. Andrews

Aseracare Hospice Foundation

Athens Distributing of Nashville

Austermiller Roofing

Dr. Carolyn & Mr. Clark Baker

Kenneth Baker

Bagel Face Bakery

Melissa & Patrick Bahan

Gregory Baker

The Bank of Nashville

Collin Barrett

Allison & Frank Bass

Robert Baulch

Barbara & Nader Baydoun

Baydoun & Knight, LLC

BDT Beverage

Lindsay & David Beasley

Jim Beavers

Lisa Beck

Angie & Craig Becker

Rob Bellenfant

Lisa Bellin

Belmont University

Peggy & Billy Benz

Julie & Robert Blagojevich

Marcy & Mike Buckley

William E. Bibb

Brandis Blodgett

Blue Sky Painting

BMW - Mini of Nashville

Bob Parks Realty

Donald Boehm

Tammy & Dennis Boehms

Steve Bonnell

Rena & Barry Booker

Scott B. Boyd

David Bradley

Jeannie & Tommy Bragg

Brasfield & Gorrie, LLC

Bridgestone Americas

Bridgestone Metalpha

Elsbeth Brown

Frances & Allen Bryan

BTJ Insurance, Inc.

Jaclyn Beaty

James Bewley

Bryan’s Photography

Budget Brakes

Iris Buhl

Ms. Norah A. Buikstra &

Mr. Clark Spoden

Building Lives Foundation, Inc.

Nancy & Jeff Bunting

Barbara & Edward Burden

Elizabeth & Randal Bury

CHAIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE$1,000 - $1,999

Nancy BlackwoodRobertson County Family YMCA

Nancy’s strength shines through in everything she does, and it impacts everyone around her. From her selfless service to our at-risk youth to her skills on the pickleball court, her steadfast loyalty to the Robertson County Family YMCA is truly unmatched. Because of her will, wisdom and fervor, she pours everything into whatever she believes in, and the face of our YMCA is changing for the better. We are so grateful for her.— Kathy Raglin


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Margaret Burke

Peter Bush

Maria Caldwell

Ginny & Wood Caldwell

Cory Calendine

Mike Campbell

John Campbell

Kristea Cancel

Capstar Bank Green Hills

Carwile Mechanical Contractors

Pam & Tom Carter

CertaPro Painters of Middle

Tennessee

Gale Chapman

Charles Schwab

Randy Chase

Chemical Feed Systems

Cherie & Bob Chapski

Charles Bone For Mayor

Stan Chervin

The Chop House

Won Choi

Cigna Health & Life Insurance

Company

Cigna HealthSpring, Inc.

Civil Site Design Group

Clarksville Chiropractic Center, LLC

Clarksville Dental Center

Clarksville OB-GYN Associates

Clarksville Pediatric Dentistry

Scott Clinton

ClubCom, LLC

Kurt Coalmer

David Coggin

Alex Cohn

Greg Cole

Lisa & Jonathan Cole

Melissa & Robert Collins

Concord Building Group, LLC

Contract Carpet Sales

Robert Copeskey

Sherry & Ted Cornelius

Joann & Dennis Covington

Tricia & Guy Crossley

Jim Crossman

Cumberland Bank & Trust

Cutting-mats.net

D-Image, LLC

James J. Dabney

Dale & Associates, Inc.

Dalmatian Creative Agency, Inc.

Susan W. Davenport

Trudy & Alex Dedman

Katherine & William T. DeLay

Mac & William DeLoache, Jr.

Courtney & Jarod DeLozier

Paul Demastus

Dempsey Vantrease & Follis, PLLC

Denham-Blythe Company, Inc.

Mr. Donald Dickerson

Dining With Desmariais, LLC

Frank E. Dobson

Downtown Dental

EOA Architects, PLLC

Exodus Health Center

Lake & John Eakin

Earthworks Landscaping

Easter Seals of Tennessee

Heidi & David Edwards

Treva & James Eldridge

Emdeon Corporation

Suzie & Jason Epstein

Deborah & Gary Everton

Barbara & DeWitt Ezell, Jr.

Mark Ezell


Johnathan Jernigan Rutherford County Family YMCA

Johnathan Jernigan is the type of volunteer you always wish for. He is willing to do anything and everything he can out of the kindness of his heart to support the YMCA mission. He embodies the core values of the YMCA in his actions as a volunteer leader. Not only does he serve on the Dodgeball Committee, but he also volunteers enough hours each year to secure an Annual Giving Campaign gift from his employer. Johnathan has done everything from man the popcorn machine for Trunk-or-Treat to organize a backpack program for our School Age Services sites in Rutherford County through State Farm’s Young Business Professionals. He has such a heart for our community and we are so blessed to have him on our team. — Marida Balch


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Mary Lee Fielder

First Tennessee Bank

Fish 94FM

Lisa & David Flow

Flow Construction Co.

Fort Campbell Federal Credit Union

Ben Foster

Brian Fenelon

Brian Ferguson

Joyce & George Fournier

Tobi Frankfather

Franklin Pediatric Dentistry

Cindy & David Franzen

Charles D. Frazier

Bill Frist

GS&F

Jane & Paul Gaither

Joe Galbato

Lauren & Michael Gallagher

Helen & Dr. J.M. Galloway

Katie & Ben Gambill, Jr.

Marie & Kevin Gangaware

Claude Gatebuke

Ray Gebhardt

Catherine Gemmato-Smith &

David Smith

Elizabeth & Gregg Gerken

Elaine Gibson

Amanda Gill

The Goddard School

Therese & Tim Grable

Grace Community Church

Loniel Greene

Greer Carr Insurance Agency

Leslie Gregg

Cleo Griffin

Andrew Grobmyer

John P. Gromos

Susie & John Groomes

Roger Grove

Kisha & Ray Guzman

H. Michael Hindman Architects, PC

Lawrence E. Hall, Jr.

Cherie & Dan Hammond

Danielle Hampton

Holly S. Hanke

Stan & Tammy Hardaway

Kathleen & Bob Hardin

Tre Hargett

Kathryn & H. Lee Harlan III

Harold Mathews Nissan

C. Thomas Harrington

Sheila & Bobby Harris

Mickey & Clifford Harrison, Jr.

Patricia & H. Rodes Hart, Sr.

Liz & Phil Hartsig

Harvest Construction Co., LLC

Todd Harvey

Megan & Joey Hassell

Denise Hawkins

Kim & Gary Hawkins

Leslie Hay

Hayes Pipe Supply, Inc.

Spencer Hays

Healthspring, Inc.

Healthways

Heath Island Group

Susan & Bill Henry

Jordan Hersko

Tammy & Jonathan Hayes

Cynthia B. Hickerson

Nancy & Jay Hickey

Mort Hill

Hilldale United Methodist

Marlene Hilligoss

Michael Hindman


Monae Fletcher School Age Services

Monae Fletcher has been a long-time supporter and advocate for YMCA youth programs for many years. During her tenure as a MNPS principal, YMCA Fun Company operated at her school and she was one of our biggest allies. In her current role, Mrs. Fletcher has worked to provide our programs with technical assistance and staff development trainings. She consistently attends and supports YMCA-sponsored events geared around youth development programming. — Rico X


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Holladay Property Serv Midwest

Gary Hollandsworth

Home Depot

Betty & Russell Hooper

HopePark Church

Allan W. Horner

Angie & Chris Howard

Melanie Howard

Hecseliz & David Howell

Bea & Bill Hubbard

Humdingers

Philip & Vera Hutcheson

IKE Transportation

Island Hoppers Scuba

Mary Lee & Granbery Jackson III

Jackson National Life Insurance

Company

Jeff Burkhart Custom Properties

Jefferson St. Missionary

Baptist Church

Marion & Decosta Jenkins

Jim ‘N Nick’s Barbeque

Lori & Rockwell Jiroch

Robert Jobe

John D. Floyd Charitable

Foundation, Inc.

John Maher Builders

Geddes Johnson/Goldman,

Sachs & Co.

Shawn Johnson

Dr. Jennie Beth Johnston

Betty Jones

Daniel Justice

Karl Dean for Mayor

Seth Karp

Harriet & Brad Karro

Barbara & Hans Keener

Brian Kelsey

Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Kelton

Susan & Mac Kelton

Kim & Jim Kersey

King Pipeline

Janet & David Kleinfelter

Jen & Neil Knickerbocker

Robert M. Knight

Kohls - #523 Hermitage

LBMC Investment Advisors

LK-NU Smyrna

Wayne Lampley

Susan & Mike Lane

Emily & Brian Lange

Cynthia & James Lawrence

Walt Leaver

Chris Lee

Legends Bank

Elizabeth Lemons

Lenny’s Sub Shop

Dominic Leonardo

Ashley & Joseph Levi

Nicole & John Levoy

Lincoln Harris CSG

Tracy & Banks Link

Heather & Jeff Livingston

Jill Long

Suzanne & Mike Loring

Robert Loudermilk

John Lovell

Lowes Investments, LLC

Matthew Lumadue

Janet & Daniel Lundie

Mahle

Holly & Peter Magargee

Mark S. Mappes

Market Realty Advisors, LLC

Erin & Marshall Martin

Lisa & Bradley Martin


Allison Isaacson Sumner CountyFamily YMCA

Allison’s passion for serving her community and her commitment to helping young people are contagious. Whether she’s making sure children learn to swim or sharing her personal story with young girls and women to help them, she’s constantly seeking ways to make a positive difference in the lives of others. She is such an inspiration! — David Stryjewski


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Master Creations Photography

Mastroleo Family Foundation

Lonnell R. Matthews

Becky & Dale Maxfield

Mary McAnulty

Jewell & Michelangelo McCallister

Greer McCurley

Linda & Michael McDaniel

Seth McDowell

Linda & James McDugald III

Shannon & David McGahren

Sean McGuire

Anne Elizabeth McIntosh

Harold McInturff

Marilyn McIntyre

Patricia & James McKay

Mechanical Resource Group

Megan Barry for Mayor

Meharry Medical College

Messer Construction Foundation

Metro Carpets, LLC

Metropolitan Bank

Camille C. Mickle

Microsoft Heartland District

Sina & John Ed Miller

Sylvia Minaya

Abby & John Mitchell

Gini Moonshower

Anoma & Daniel Moore

Rodney Morris

Steve Morrissey

Katherine & Luis Moya

Murfreesboro Anesthesia Group

Nathan Murrell

Dr. Bill Nash

Nashville Electric Service

Nashville JM DBA Jersey Mike’s

Nations Lending Corp.

Albert W. Nisley

Nixon Power Services

No Bull Vintage

Noon Rotary Club of Murfreesboro

Judith Norris

James O’Bryant

Erica & Douglass Oliver

Patsy & Tom Pappas

Parkers Creek Baptist Church

Passport Health Communications

The Pat & Neil O’Brien

Family Foundation

Casey O’Shea

Richard C. Orgain

Quadjay Manufacturing Corp.

Kay & Robbie Quinn

Freddy Quiteno

Waddey Patterson

Lee & Raj Patnaik

Cheri & James Pauley III

Payne Chevrolet

Charity & Jovan Payton

PCA Foundation

Andrew R. Peacock

William W. Peerman

Wylene & Dick Peppers

Perfect Settings

Elizabeth Petterson

Betty Perry

Pershing Advisor Solutions

Petra Capital Partners

Carrie Pfeiffer

John Phillips

Pinnacle

Pinnacle National Bank

Susan & William E. Plantz

Jessika Poirier

George Porter


Lynne Robinson USYDC

Lynne Robinson’s tireless commitment to young people and the YMCA Latino Achievers program is a tremendous blessing. As an ELD educator at John Overton High School and previously at McGavock High School, Lynne has served as a Latino Achievers club sponsor since the YLA program’s inception in 2002. She is an exemplary organizer, advocate and connector for her students and their families. There is not a challenge too great for Lynne. Whether she is empowering students to plan for their futures, reserving the library for a club meeting, or collaborating with school administration, Lynne faithfully, fearlessly and energetically shows her love through her service! — Kathleen Fuchs


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Christy & Wayne Price

Betty Pupo-Walker

Lisa D. Purcell

Purity Foundation

Kathy W. Raglin

Austin Rainey

Sharon & Dave Ramsey

Ramsey Family Foundation

Carolyn & Joe Rando

Ann Rankin

Mrs. James Rayhab

Mary & Kent Rea

Mary & David Read

Linda Rebrovick

Peter W. Reed

Regions Bank

R.H. Boyd Publishing Company

Steve Richards

Kali & Josh Righter

Michelle & Tim Roberson

Jimmy Roberts

Robertson County Credit Union

Rockwell Contractors, Inc.

Paul Roper

Richard Rowlett

Gena & Dan Ryan

Joyce & D.E. Ryan

S & E, Inc.

Sargent’s Inc.

Liz & Mike Schatzlein

Jodi & Matt Schroer

Marianne & John Schroer

The Seibert Family Foundation

Denise & Mart Sesler

Melissa & Brian Shaw

Simone & Jimmy Sheats

Robin & Frank Shope

Susan & Luke Simons

Pat Skow

Betsy & Jeffrey Slaney

Slate Construction, Inc.

Slick Media Productions

Barry Smith

Guice Smith III

Mr. & Mrs. Charles R. Smith

Debbie & Zachary Smith

Smyrna Charity

Karen & Frazier Solomon

Tammy & Henry Smith

William A. Sneed, Jr.

Teresa Sparks

Lynn & Al Spaw

Amanda & Ryan Spiehler

Sports Photo

Springfield Rotary Club

Square 1 Construction, LLC

Ben Stacey

Stacey Construction, Inc.

Laura & Ronald Stanley

Shawn & Alexander Stanton

State Farm Companies Foundation

Lelan & Dr. Yolanda Statom

Linda L. Still

Sam L. Stephens

Robert Stokes

Tim Stone

Tracy & Chris Stowers

Straatus Building Solutions

of Nashville

Bolin & Lawrence B. Stumb, Jr.

Dana & David Stryjewski

Kim & Derrick Surratt

Barbara J. Sutton


Sergio Rizo Y-CAP

Sergio is a member of Church of the City, which meets in our chapel at Y-CAP. In December, he reached out to us with an interest in supporting a family in need for Christmas. His entire office joined together to make Christmas one to remember for one of our sixth grade students, Ja’Dazia Terrell, and her family. He invited Ja’Dazia, Eric Alexander and me to his office for a tour and lunch, and Ja’Dazia was like a kid in a candy store walking all around their office and meeting everyone. It was such a transformational experience that she will never forget. Just walking through the doors of the Vanderbilt University Office of Investments changed her entire perspective. While we were there, she said that she could see herself working in that office space, when before, her dream was to get an apartment in the James Cayce housing project. To Ja’Dazia that was “making it,” but thanks to Sergio, her dreams are growing. — Lonnell Matthews


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Sweet CeCe’s

Swiftwick Socks

Chris Tabscott

Jenni & Jeremy Tackett

Larry L. Talley

Brian Taylor

Jeremy T. Taylor

Linda Taylor

Tennessee Bank & Trust

Tennessee State University

Barbara & John Thomas

Jan & Tony Thompson

Patrick M. Thompson

Jennifer Thursby

TN Latino American Chamber of

Commerce

Laurie & Carter Todd

Heather Traylor

Tune, Entrekin & White

Jack & Margie Turner

Ultimate Raquetball/Terry Davis

United Way of Batholomew County, Inc.

United Healthcare Community

Plan of TN

US Bank

Vanderbilt University - Public Affairs

Peggy Vinson

Jeff Walker

Marye Walker

Rebecca C. Walker

Maeghan & Josh Wall

Dick Wallace

Walmart

Walmart Supercenter Store

Brent Watkins

Pam & Roch Wegenka

Faye & Tim Weill

Robert Wellerding

Stephen Wherley

Kim White

John Whited

Cindy & David Wilds

Jodi & Chase Wilkinson

Diane Williams

Kevin Williams

Irene & W. Ridley Wills II

Marc A. Wilson

Paul L. Wilson

Stephen L. Wilson

Tim Wilson

Judi Winfield-Ferri & Ed Ferri

Bettie Winton

Jayne & Chip Wochomurka

Christopher Wood

Kathy & Winn Woodard

Emily Woodside

Jason Wolfe

WPC

Lisa White

Lisa Wurth

Wylie Steel Fabricators, Inc.

Eleanor & Larry Yarborough

Mary Alice Yates

Yazoo Brewery

Mandy & Stephen Young

Holland H. Youngblood

Jean Youree

Norene & George Yowell

Diane Zandstra

Zaxby’s


ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NURTURE THE POTENTIAL NATURE CAMP OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH

© 2015 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEEWritten and Edited by: Jessica Fain, Keith Russell and Lindsay MerwinDesign and Illustrations: David ReadPhotography: Jason Tucker, Elaine Hyde and Tucker PhotographyFinancials: Rob Ivy Research: Mike Handley, Blake Moody, Mary Alice Yates and Kelly Hunter Special thanks to: Ashley Oaks, Holland Youngblood, Ruth Napier, Tonya Kimbrough, Tracey Jackson, David Wells and John Harvill

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ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NURTURE THE POTENTIAL NATURE CAMP OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH SPORTS YOUTH AND GOVERNMENT ZIPLINE ADVOCACY ATHLETICS ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT AFTER BREAST CANCER BASKETBALL CONFIDENCE CONNECTING PEOPLE CHILD CARE CHANGING LIVES CARING DIABETES PREVENTION DISCOVERY EXERCISE EDUCATION FULL CIRCLE FRIENDSHIP FAMILY FUN GROW GROUP WELLNESS GUIDANCE HEALTHY COOKING HEALTHY LIVING KNOWLEDGE LUNGES LEADERSHIP MENTORS MUSCLES MILITARY OUTREACH NATURE CAMP NURTURE THE POTENTIAL OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES OLDER ADULT WELLNESS PUSH-UPS QUALITY FAMILY TIME REBUILD SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY SOCCER SWIMMING TEAMWORK TENNIS UNLIMITED FUN VOLLEYBALL VOLUNTEERISM WELL-BEING RESPECT EXPRESSION YOUTH DEVELOPMENT YOUTH

™The Y. So Much More

YOUNG MEN’S CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE Established 1875

1000 Church Street • Nashville, TN 37203 615-259-9622 • ymcamidtn.org

Our Mission: A worldwide charitable fellowship united by a common loyalty to Jesus Christ for the purpose of helping people grow in spirit, mind and body.

2014 ymca of middle tennessee annual report

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