FOR ABETTER US2016 YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg Annual Report

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68,489YOUTH AND ADULTS SERVED

1,879INDIVIDUAL DONORS

374VOLUNTEERS

29LOCATIONS

ONEASSOCIATION DEDICATED TO ENSURING THAT ALL PEOPLE HAVE

ACCESS TO QUALITY PROGRAMS THAT IMPACT LASTING PERSONAL AND SOCIAL CHANGE.

THE Y:FOR A BETTER US

Every fall, our Speer and Bardmoor Preschool early learning academies welcome a new class of toddlers into our family with a profound sense of optimism. Here at the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, we know the next decade and beyond may hold challenges for some of these children. Guardians may enter and exit their lives. Their parents might juggle multiple jobs. They may even experience periods of hunger for food, or even basic emotional support.

Our optimism lies in the basic knowledge that from this point forward, these children are no longer alone. From the time they enter our Y as a preschooler – developing into school-aged children and teens – our youth will be nurtured by safe, secure environments and encouraged by highly-qualified and engaged staff. They will have consistent access to healthy snacks and physical activity. They will build confidence through sports, swimming, play, and adventure. They will form lasting friendships, forging a steady value system of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. They will develop the grounded security – and the deep understanding – that race or gender or socioeconomic background does not govern a child’s future.

You have entrusted our Y with the faith and support to change lives. You have listened to our stories. You have connected to our mission. And for 97 years, you have helped to advance our organization to new heights. As the city’s largest out-of-school time childcare provider, our Y successfully delivered major youth initiatives to more than 3,200 children in 2016. We refined our school-age, evidence-based childcare curriculum; expanded our national award-winning dance program; and kicked off our new YMCA Junior Rowdies soccer league. Most significantly, we embarked on a new strategic initiative to explore a partnership with Pinellas County Schools, poised at delivering academic and social enrichment, and expanding our impact within our service area.

As a leading philanthropic organization in the Greater St. Petersburg community, we don’t do it alone. We are grateful to dynamic staff, committed volunteers, and valued donors and partners that help to make our community stronger and healthier for all. Thank you for helping to build a better us.

David W. JezekPresident and CEO

David NeelyChair, Board of Directors

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OUR MISSIONThe Y is a powerful association of men, women and children of all ages and from all walks of life joined together by a shared passion to strengthen the foundations of community. With a commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, promoting healthy living, and fostering a sense of social responsibility, the Y ensures that every individual has access to the essentials needed to learn, grow and thrive. Anchored in more than 10,000 neighborhoods around the country, the Y has the long-standing relationships and physical presence not just to promise, but to deliver lasting personal and social change.

Though the world may be unpredictable, one thing remains certain – the Y is, and always will be, dedicated to building healthy, confident, secure, and connected children, families, and communities.

YOUTHDEVELOPMENT

ü Day Campü Specialty Campsü Child Careü Swim Lessonsü Early Learningü Youth Literacy ü STEM Programmingü Youth Sportsü Academic

Enrichmentü Arts & Humanitiesü YMCA Dance

Academyü Youth Civic

Engagementü Year Round Food Program

ü Group Exerciseü Family Wellnessü Aquatic Exerciseü Personal Trainingü Adult Sports &

Recreationü Martial Artsü Danceü Healthy Lifestyle

Programsü Chronic Disease

Prevention Programsü Community CPR/

First Aid Classesü Family Events

ü Leadership Development

ü Financial Assistanceü Social Servicesü Volunteer Programsü International

Partnershipsü Community

Collaborations

HEALTHY LIVING SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

OUR AREAS OF FOCUS

OUR MISSION: To put Judeo Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

The Y is a cause-driven organization that is for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.

A strong community can only be achieved when we invest in our children, our health and our neighbors.

NURTURING THE POTENTIAL OF EVERY CHILD AND TEEN

IMPROVING THE COMMUNITY’S HEALTH AND WELL-BEING

GIVING BACK AND PROVIDING SUPPORT TO OUR NEIGHBORS

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$25 MILLIONIN CAPITAL PROJECTS

Over the past 16 years, our Y has invested over

within the Greater St. Petersburg community.

2016 RECOGNITION

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SUSAN AND MARKUS MITTERMAYRDONOR SPOTLIGHT: CONNECTING TO THE CAUSE In 2003, Susan Mittermayr was introduced to the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg’s Board of Directors; she saw an organization uniquely positioned to serve the needs of her community.

“I appreciated that the Y not only worked to advance its own cause, but it embraced and uplifted other organizations involved in complementary work,” she recalls. That collaborative spirit inspired both Susan and her husband Markus to get involved.

No stranger to philanthropic and civic support, Susan and Markus have been involved with organizations ranging from the Alpha House and St. Jude’s Cathedral to the Rotary Club. Susan spent the following decade involved in various YMCA Board committees, proudly evolving to the organization’s first female Board Chair in 2013. Pivotal to that leadership commitment was the organization’s expansion into early childhood education.

“The educational and social deficiencies that youth are exposed to have proven to be highly detrimental, affecting the full trajectory of their lives including future earning potential,” Susan said. “Knowing the Y could harness its school-age expertise to affect youth at a critical time in their early life, providing formalized educational opportunities that were measurable, further entrenched my belief in the mission.”

The YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg is actively improving lives. But we can’t do it without your help. A commitment to support the YMCA’s Annual Giving Campaign ensures that we are able to continue offering meaningful programs like the Y Diabetes Prevention Program, Y Dance Academy, LIVESTRONG® at the Y, and affordable childcare that affect thousands of youth, adults, and seniors annually.

Every dollar makes a difference. Your gift will ensure that the Y continues to make our community a better place to live, grow, and thrive.

Make your tax-deductible contribution to your YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg today by going to www.stpeteymca.org/give/make-a-gift/

For any questions, contact Michelle Curtis, Director of Development at mcurtis@stpeteymca.org

Susan’s volunteer leadership stemmed from board governance to personal giving, with her and Markus’ capital giving generosity recognized at the Speer YMCA Preschool Academy.

“Our gift wasn’t about our names being on a wall. It was about an opportunity to make a difference. That community center resonated with what matters to us: A place for families to spend time together. What matters is family engagement.”

It is this idea that is key to supporting a nonprofit, according to Susan: discover what you’re passionate about and connect with organizations – like the Y – that deliver on that mission. Her husband, Markus, did just that when he connected with the wellness programming at the YMCA. In 2010, Markus was diagnosed with prostate cancer, and since his full recovery, he has committed to incorporating exercise at the Y into his daily life. For him, the mental benefits from movement ushered in healing just as rapidly as the physical ones. “The Y was his outlet,” Susan said.

Here at our Y, there is a place for everyone to connect with a program they are passionate about. Lasting personal and social change in the Greater St. Petersburg area starts with commitments from donors like the Mittermayrs: “Our giving serves as a daily reminder for youth that they are worth everything, and that we are here for them.”

MAKE A GIFTCHANGE A LIFE

TOGETHERWE CAN BUILDA BETTER US

THE Y “FOR A BETTER US”

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BE WATER SMARTFROM THE START

“I realized at the age of 31 that it might be possible for me to learn how to swim. At first I was afraid of putting my head under the water. I see how the instructors at the Y are determined, encouraging, supportive, and consistent in everything that they do. I feel very fortunate, and feel very comfortable now being in the pool.”

Stephen Thomas Executive Director, Rays Baseball Foundation

According to the Florida Department of Health, Florida loses more children under age five to drowning than any other state. This issue has been found particularly critical among minority communities. African American children ages 5-14 are three times more likely to drown than their Caucasian peers. This imbalance is partly due to the lack of swimming access for these children.

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11,300 TAMPA BAY AREA YOUTH HAVE

LEARNED TO BE SAFER AND MORE CONFIDENT AROUND WATER

At the Y, we are committed to providing swim lessons and water safety instruction for youth of all ages. With the generous support of the Tampa Bay Rays Foundation, Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County, Children’s Board of Hillsborough County, and the United Way of the Suncoast, more than 11,300 Tampa Bay area youth have learned to be safer and more confident around water.

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GET INVOLVED ANDMAKE AN IMPACT

YMCA SPIN-A-RAMA

Indoor cycle event supporting the LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA cancer recovery program

YMCA HEALTHY KIDS DAY

Free family fun day delivering games, food, and fitness to youth and adults of all ages

YMCA BRAVO ACADEMY PERFORMANCEAnnual show featuring youth ballet, tap, jazz, hip hop, and modern dance at the Mahaffey Theater

YMCA NEIGHBOR-TO-NEIGHBOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAMVolunteer-supported delivery of Christmas decorations and program support for underserved families and youth

YMCA BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT

School supply drive preparing underserved youth for academic success throughout the year

YMCA MAYOR’S PRAYER BREAKFASTYMCA hosted event aimed to inspire, educate, and celebrate connection in St. Petersburg

For more information regarding sponsoring our special events or donating to the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg, please visit us at www.stpeteymca.org or call 727.895.9622.

1,035 YOUTH AND ADULTS

GIFTED WITH CHRISTMAS OFFERINGS, DURING THE 2016 HOLIDAY SEASON.

MICHELLE DUDLEYVOLUNTEER SPOTLIGHT: DELIVERING OUR CAUSE Over 30 years ago, when Michelle Dudley started volunteering for the YMCA’s Youth In Government program, she thought she knew what she was getting into. Once a student of the program, Michelle had experienced first-hand the value of civic and government immersion. What she didn’t know, and would later learn, was the sense of empowerment the program would have on the lives of a widely diverse group of students. “I became just so impressed. Each and every participant was impacted – not just the intellectual,” Michelle said.

Youth In Government (YIG) is a civics and model government program designed to empower 6th through 12th grade students to be engaged citizens and servant leaders. An accomplished educator, currently with Northeast High School, Michelle proudly shared the story of one YIG participant. “I’m convinced that one day this young man will sit in the Supreme Court. The performance he gave while attending State Assembly in Tallahassee was remarkable. The self-satisfaction he received knowing what he was now capable of doing; he wasn’t becoming merely a better citizen, he was becoming a better person.”YIG challenges students to take a stand, and to sift through the noise of peer and media pressure to pinpoint their own beliefs and value system. “This program teaches youth how to communicate face-to-face. It feels odd to say, but this has become a lost art these days,” Michelle said.

YIG graduates also demonstrate enhanced self- esteem, a stronger sense of personal direction, and fortified resilience to face challenges in life.

“When we induct youth into the program, the creed states ‘spirit, mind, and body’,” Michelle said.

“Youth In Government embraces all of this, and as a volunteer, that’s really important to me.”

For volunteer opportunities, contact:volunteer@stpeteymca.org

“An optimist is a person who sees a green light everywhere, while a pessimist sees only the red stoplight... the truly wise person is colorblind.” Dr. Albert Schweitzer

This quote describes Mrs. Dudley because she does nothing for recognition – everything is truly from the heart. She’s a magnificent person.

Zy’kiria Edward, Class of 2017

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7,641TOTAL VOLUNTEER HOURS

The YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg depends greatly on the generosity and dedication of our volunteers to meet the unique needs of our branches and communities.

Every hour they spend as a Y volunteer leads to healthier lives for people from all walks of life, creating safer and more viable communities.

THANK YOU

3,532SENIORS BENEFITED BY THESilverSneakers® PROGRAM, WITH OUR Y SERVING AS THE

LARGEST SilverSneakers® PROVIDER IN FLORIDA

1,214PARTICIPANTS IMPACTED

THROUGH THE YMCA DIABETES PREVENTION PROGRAM, THE WORLD’S LARGEST DIABETES

PREVENTION INITIATIVE

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YMCA JUNIOR ROWDIES

474,996 FREE MEALS AND

SNACKS SERVED TO CHILDREN THROUGH THE SUMMER FOOD

PROGRAM

The YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg is proud of their partnership with the Tampa Bay Rowdies, most recently culminating into a locally-rebranded youth soccer team: The YMCA Junior Rowdies.

The Y continues to value thoughtful partnerships built on shared values, empowering our community to achieve healthier lifestyles while realizing their limitless potential both on the field and off.

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NEWEST

IN THE WORLDYMCA

CO-FOUNDED BY THE YMCA OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG, THE

YMCA OF THE CAYMAN ISLANDS NOW OPERATES THE BEFORE AND AFTER SCHOOL CARE PROGRAMS FOR THE

ENTIRE COUNTRY.

INTERNATIONAL IMPACT

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The Y is committed to providing enriching programs that promote overall wellness of community members, regardless of socioeconomic barriers. Over the past two decades, numerous studies have affirmed the benefits of the arts on the cognitive, academic, social, and personal development of children and youth. To this end, the Y offers dance classes to children ages 2-18 through its award-winning YMCA Dance Academy.

YMCA PERFORMING ARTS

The YMCA Dance Academy (YDA) is a national American Ballet Theater certified school that comprises 65 classes per week including diverse dance styles from ballet, hip-hop, and jazz, encouraging students to pursue various genres. Under the direction of Kelly Homman, this nationally award-winning dance program is dedicated to developing talent at both a recreational and competitive level.

The Y implements a specially designed curriculum that enables students to develop advanced dance techniques as they progress through each class level.

In 2016, the Y further expanded the YDA through the Tiny Dancer program offered at the Speer YMCA and Bardmoor YMCA Preschool academies, enabling the Y to engage 60 children ages 2-5 from the South St. Petersburg and Bardmoor communities.

Annually, YDA serves more than 300 students through the Jim & Heather Gills YMCA and Bardmoor and Speer YMCA Preschool academies – 45% of which receive scholarship assistance from the Y to participate in the Academy.

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BOARD OF DIRECTORS

YMCA OF GREATER ST. PETERSBURG2016 FINANCIAL SUMMARY *

David NeelyBoard ChairOwner/Operator, Chick-Fil-A 4th Street

William G. UlbrichtVice ChairSVP/Chief Administrative Officer, BayCare Medical Group

G. Andrew WilliamsTreasurerVice-Chairman of the Board, Freedom Bank of America

Jane Link FergusonSecretaryVP/CMO, The Mahaffey Company

Susan S. MittermayrPast ChairManaging Principal, Sabal Trust Company

Stephenson AndersonPresident, Anderson Ventures, Inc.

Christopher R. BellConsultant

David S. CoxPresident, Big C Steel, Inc.

Dick CrippenSenior Advisor, Tampa Bay Rays

Mary EvertzRetiree - Journalist, Tampa Bay Times

Alexandra S. Feinberg**Financial Representative, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

Harvey A. FordAttorney, Ford & Ford, P.A.

*2016 Audited Financial Report**added 2017

Raleigh (Billy) Greene IVAttorney, Greene & Greene, Attorneys at Law

Jeanice HarringFinancial Advisor, Raymond James & Associates

James S. HendersonSenior Vice President, Wells Fargo Insurance

Joseph H. LangAttorney, Baynard, McLeod & Lang, P.A.

David McEachernRetiree - U.S. Postal Service

William Battle McQueenAttorney, McQueen & Siddall, LLP

Cindy RosePrincipal, Rose Development & Marketing/Sr. Consultant, Corrigan Consulting

Melissa J. RutlandOwner, Rutland Florida Gulf Group, LLC

J. Mark RutledgePresident/CEO, WRH Realty Services, Inc.

Mark StalkerPresident, Hennessy Construction Services, Inc.

William H. StoverRetiree - First Vice President of Merrill Lynch

William G. TappSenior Managing Director, CBIZ MHM, LLC

David Wilbanks, CLUFinancial Representative, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network

Luke WilliamsAssistant Chief of Police, St. Petersburg Police Dept.

Income Earned Revenue $ 11,865,932

Contributed Revenue $ 927,001

Total Revenue $ 12,792,933 Expenses Salaries and benefits $ 7,353,743

General Operations $ 5,270,940

Total Expenses $ 12,624,683

Net $ 168,250

COMMUNITY PARTNERSIN 2016, OUR SUPPORTERS INCLUDED:

ABC Bicycles

Allstate Insurance Company - Florida Region

American Diabetes Association

American Legion Post 125

Anonymous

Bank of America Charitable Foundation

Bon Secours St. Petersburg Health Care System

Bright House Networks

BRP Medicare III Partners LLC

Buckeye International

Chipotle Mexican Grill

City of St. Petersburg

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay

Cure on Wheels, Inc.

Delta Air Lines Foundation

Early Learning Coalition

Ed Taylor Construction

Florida Blue Foundation

Florida Department of Education

Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg

Gym Source, Inc.

Harring Family Charitable Fund

Hennessy Construction Services

Jeffery P. Howells Family Foundation

Juvenile Welfare Board of Pinellas County

Kenny’s Lawn & Landscape, Inc.

Krauss-Baschab Family Foundation

Metropolitan Council NCNW

Northeast Exchange Club of St. Petersburg, Florida, Inc.

O’Brien Family Foundation, Inc.

Pinellas Community Foundation

Pinellas County School District

Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office

Power Design, Inc.

Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc.

Raymond James Financial, Inc.

Rays Baseball Foundation

Robert S. and Mildred M. Baynard Trust

Rotary Club of Seminole

Salty Sisters

Shore to Shore Enterprises LLC

Skyway Animal Hospital, Inc.

Sons of the American Legion Post 125

Florida State Alliance of YMCAs

St. Petersburg Amateur Racing Fund, Inc.

St. Petersburg Chapter of The Links, Inc.

St. Petersburg Yacht Club

Tampa Bay Rowdies

Thomas A. & Mary S. James Foundation

Tropical Smoothie Cafe

United Way Of The Suncoast

Vanguard Charitable – Bob Fisher, Jr.

Walmart Supercenter

Walter & Edith Loebenberg Family Foundation, Inc.

West Florida Y Runners Club

YMCA of the USA

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THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTINGWe would like to enthusiastically thank the following donors for their generous annual campaign support during the 2016 calendar year.

$20,000 +City of St. PetersburgMrs. Jeanne W. DanielsFlorida State Alliance of YMCAsPublix Super Markets Charities, Inc.Rays Baseball FoundationUnited Way of the SuncoastWalmart FoundationYMCA of the USA

$15,000 - $19,999Pinellas County Sheriff’s OfficeAmerican Diabetes AssociationCharles A. Lauffer Trust

$10,000 - $14,999AnonymousBon Secours St. Petersburg Health Care SystemBright House NetworksWells Fargo Insurance ServicesCure on Wheels, Inc.Mark and Marianne MahaffeyPinellas Community Foundation

$5,000 - $9,999BridgePoint ChurchChick-fil-A at Fouth Street NorthDelta Air Lines FoundationFlorida BlueLema ConstructionEdward and Vivian LurieNortheast Exchange Club of St. Petersburg, Inc.Raymond James Financial, Inc.Robert S. and Mildred M. Baynard TrustBob and Jan SchwerinThomas A. & Mary S. James FoundationWTBN Radio - Salem Communications Neil and Suzie SavageLewis F. Colbert Trust

$2,500 - $4,999400 Beach Seafood & Tap HouseABC BicyclesAnonymousBuckeye InternationalCommunity Foundation of Tampa BayDavid and Lynn CoxJane Link FergusonHancock BankDavid and Josefa Gonzalez-HastingsIndustrial Strength, Inc. Jeffery P. Howells Family FoundationMichael LazzaraLightning PrintMarkus and Susan MittermayrPower Design, Inc.Sabal Trust CompanySt. Anthony’s - BaycareSt. Petersburg Amateur Racing Fund, Inc.St. Petersburg Yacht Club Boutique (Salty Sisters)Tivity HealthTrue Fitness Technology, Inc.Wannemacher Jensen Architects

$1,000 - $2,499Richard Ahlfeld, In Memory of Frank Kelly †Ms. Heidi Akers - Smartstat, Inc.Allstate Insurance Company - Florida RegionAmerican Legion Post 125Catherine BuczkowskiSherri BurkeJoseph CapitanoCBIZ MHM LLCChipotle Mexican GrillPenny and Richard CrippenPete and Sharon DagostinoAnn and Patrick DallmannCollett DilleyDirected Capital ResourcesEd Taylor ConstructionMary G. EvertzBob Fisher, Jr.Florida Medicare SolutionsHarvey and Kathleen Ford

Jacqui FrehlingArleen GingoldRaleigh (Billy) Greene IVGym Source, Inc.Harring Family Charitable FundJames S. HendersonHennessy Construction ServicesRobb and Susan HoughJ.CON SalonMary S. and Thomas A. JamesDavid and Susan JezekJohns Hopkins All Children’s HospitalJana L. JonesKenny’s Lawn & Landscape, Inc.Krauss-Baschab Family FoundationEdward and Vivian LurieBeth MadayMahaffey Apartment CompanyLinda MarcelliJean and Robert MarkleySusan K. MarksBill and Ria McQueenMetropolitan Council NCNWLinda and Gerry MillerFrank and Arlene MossMt. Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist ChurchUgo Nanni, In Memory of Betty W. Nanni †David and Michelle NeelyNew Horizon Florida, Inc.Karl NurseO’Brien Family Foundation, Inc.Kathi and James PattonPinellas County Urban LeaguePlaza Equipment CompanyRally Stores, Inc.Cynthia RoseRotary Club of SeminoleJ. Mark RutledgeCarmen SchmidtShore to Shore Enterprises LLCBarbara and Harold SingerJames F. SirmonsSkyway Animal Hospital, Inc.Sons of the American Legion Post 125St. Petersburg Chapter of The Links, Inc.Timothy StaleyWilliam and Kathleen StoverHoyt and Teresa StricklandCarrie and William TappBridget and Evan Tepper

Michelle and Phil HaynesTropical Smoothie CafeMr. and Mrs. William UlbrichtMarilyn D. Underberg, In Memory of Alfred Underberg †Vector Commercial Real Estate ServicesJohn and Carol VentimegliaDiane and Robert VollbrachtWalmart Supercenter #1536Walter & Edith Loebenberg Family Foundation, Inc.West Florida Y Runners ClubWestminster ServicesMary C. WheelerBarbara and Ivan WhiteRobert WhiteLuke WilliamsNiki and Scott WilsonDavid Wilbanks/Wilbanks & Associates, Inc.

$500 - $999Abbey, Adams, Byelick, Mueller LLPMary Wyatt AllenAlpha Kappa AlphaAmley McEntire OrthodonticsKathryn and Stephenson AndersonLaura M. AndersonAnonymousLucy and Keith BaileyBankers Financial CorporationBardmoor YMCA AnonymousBayside Building Services, Inc.Alison and Christopher BellCharles and Linda BennettBond Thomas ChiropracticJoseph BourdowMimi BridgeElaine H. ClarsonJon ConoverE. Frank and Donna CooperMichelle CurtisRobert T. CutlerDiocese of St. PetersburgJohn and Deanna DoyleEuro Design ProductsExcelsior Defense, Inc.Raymond T. Faulkner, IIIDeborah Figgs-SandersFoundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg, Inc.

Karen GalinowskiThe GillespiesGodbold Foundation, Inc.Maureen A. GodwinShelly and A. Hampton Hines IIIVickie W. Howard and Justin J. ColeTammy HubbardJay & Marilyn Stitz FoundationApril, Jeff and Betsy JohnsonLivia KohnElsie and Joseph LangLynn Andruss Boyle CPALeonard and Barbara McCueRand McNealPinellas County Board of CommissionersPrevention PlusJohn and Kathy RalphRBC Wealth ManagementAugust RoehrigSharon and Richard SanchezBob and Jan SchwerinSexton Elementary FamiliesJay and Marilyn StitzStoner Family Charitable FoundationElena M. StowersSuncoast Combined Federal CampaignVanguard CharitableMaryLou and Burrage WarnerG. Andrew WilliamsWRH Realty ServicesZeta Phi Beta Sorority

$250 - $499Winnie AbbottDr. Edward AmleyJohn and Fonda AndersonAnonymousB2 CommunicationsRick, Joyce, Julann and Jacob BakerWilliam C. BallardBank of TampaBanyan Cafe & CateringJohnny BardineBardmoor YMCA Preschool Academy FamiliesBerkshire Hathaway HomeServices Florida Properties GroupBethel Community Heights, Inc.William Boden

Juliene BollaertKennedy BrandimoreSue A. BrettPaula and Chuck BrownCynthia and James BurkettStacy and Robert CarrCathedral Church of St. PeterCherry, Bekaert LLPReuben and Elaine ClarsonPatricia ColeAudry Collins-BuchananJack and Jean CoreyGeorgie CrandellElizabeth C. CrawfordCarla and Joe CreeganJennifer DelahantyDelta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.Earline M. Demps-GilbertStephanie DushaneEast Arbor Enterprises, Inc.Empath HealthSally EverettBarbara EwertHelen and Glennon FenwickFirst to the Cross Ministries, Inc.David FischerFreedom Bank of AmericaStephan FreemanJacqui and Joe FrehlingJudy J. GallizziKaren Garcia, In Memory of Peggy Garcia †Gwendolyn J. GlennGNC BardmoorTodd & Lynne GravoisMiles and Hope GreenHarbordale YMCA FamiliesDavid C. HarrisCarol HollandJeffery P. HowellsEileen HusselbaughRosalie Robinson and Gayle JacobsHortencia JacobsJireh Consulting, Inc.Bill T KalyvasStephen KingMrs. Carol KlineLaw Offices of James A. Helinger, Jr. P.A.Lifetouch National School Studios

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$250 - $499 (Cont.)Dawn and Todd LongJames L. LyonsChristy MartineauRichard MassaroKatie MayrRebecca and Steven McAllisterAnne McCloudModern Business AssociatesMorgan Stanley Wealth ManagementNortheast Presbyterian Church NEPCWayne OrrOvereaters AnonymousPartner Recycling LLCPaul J. Skipper Family TrustPerkins Elementary FamiliesDavid and Lorraine PetroSamuel PicardCharles PittingerR. Cornetta Services, LLCRenaissance Vinoy Resort & Golf ClubThe Rice FamilyCarol and Donald RuckmanJohn R. RumeryBarbara Sansone and FamilySawgrass Elementary FamiliesErica R. SchneiderScottsound, Inc.Linn SennottJeannie SilbertChristopher SkinnerEdgar W. SmithMelvin R. SmithCarolyn S. StamperCarla StruckhoffSunTrust Bank - Jill WilkinsonDiane SuppleeCathy SwansonRose SweigartTampa Bay RaysTampa Metro Civitan ClubTibbetts LumberTitle SecurityEmily F. TurekUnity Church of MidtownRaymond D. VaillancourtJerry Van DykeLois and Ray Watson

2016 TELLY VIDEO AWARD“FOR A BETTER US”

In 2016, the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg was the proud recipient of a Telly Award for its “For a Better Us” video.

This award-winning video highlighted the journey of a young boy who realizes his ultimate potential through his experience with the Y.

Our local video quickly evolved from a local spot to a national commercial, with Y-USA utilizing it for mission awareness across the nation.

Our Y would like to thank FLORIDA BLUE for their contribution of a sports pad to our Speer YMCA Preschool Academy and the cycle room to our Bardmoor Y. These platforms provide our community with healthy foundations for years to come.

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CORPORATE OFFICE600 1st Avenue North, Suite #201St. Petersburg, FL 33701Phone: 727-895-9622Fax: 727-894-0382

SCHOOL AGE ADMINISTRATION600 1st Avenue North, Suite #201St. Petersburg, FL 33701Phone: 727-895-9622Fax: 727-894-0382

JIM & HEATHER GILLS YMCA3200 1st Avenue SouthSt. Petersburg, FL 33712Phone: 727-328-9622Fax: 727-490-9630

BARDMOOR YMCA &PRESCHOOL ACADEMY8495 Bryan Dairy Rd.Largo, FL 33777Phone: 727-394-9622Fax: 727-391-3486

HARBORDALE YMCA2421 4th Street SouthSt. Petersburg, FL 33705Phone: 727-821-9348Fax: 727-821-3389

CHILDS PARK YMCA691 43rd Street SouthSt. Petersburg, FL 33711Phone: 727-209-9622Fax: 727-209-0373

SPEER YMCA PRESCHOOL ACADEMY2100 26th Ave. SouthSt. Petersburg, FL 33712Phone: 727-822-2156

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