Cadillac Area YMCA

Dillon Community Center

2014 Annual Report

PROVIDING PROGRAMMING, ENCOURAGEMENT AND

MOMENTUM IN SUPPORT OF YOUR GOALS AT EVERY AGE.

Dear Cadillac Community

Since your YMCA opened in December of 2009, weve continued to
push for your causes of Healthy Living, Youth Development, and Social
Responsibility. With over 66% and 76% of Missaukee and Wexford counties
respectively either overweight or obese, and over 59% of our area students
having at least one high risk factor in their lives, its clear these causes need to
become movements in our community. Its also clear that it will take the whole
community to achieve them.

Sponsorship CoBank And Wolverine

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

Cadillac Area YMCA

Dillon Community Center
9845 Campus Dr.
Cadillac, MI 49601
Phone: 231.775.3369

In 2014 your YMCA continued to reach deep into our community to fight for
these causes and invest in all the generations. With Mercy Hospital we
strengthened the Senior Fit program. With Cadillac Area Public Schools,
Pine River Schools, and other partners we offered an After-school Tutoring
Program that included a healthy snack and vigorous play daily. With dedicated
volunteers we started a Flag Football league for youth aged 6 to 8.
Thanks to the generosity of a local business leader, E.S. Fawcett, we started a
free membership program for all 7th graders at CAPS schools in 2013-2014.
The program was so successful other community leaders including Advanced
Foot and Ankle, CoBank, Chuck and Marge Dumanois, and Glenn and Reanna
Kelly felt compelled to continue it into the current school year.
Perhaps your YMCAs biggest growth over the 2014 year was the expansion in
Early Childhood. Your YMCA now hosts Dillon Daycare and three preschool
programs including tuition based, Headstart, and Greatstart which all developed
as a response to needs in your community.
One of the most impressive ways we see your Y Cause growing into a movement
is the strong response of so many dedicated volunteers. In 2014 your YMCA
had over 250 volunteers from your community provide over 5,200 hours of
service. Clearly your YMCA would not have as great an impact without their
dedicated service.
Now I invite YOU to get more deeply involved in your cause. Check out
the incredible, life changing programming that occurs within and outside of
the YMCA walls represented in this report. Dont just find a healthy living, youth
development or social responsibility program to participate with, join us in the
fight for making your causes, the movements in the community.
Daniel Smith, Executive Director
Cadillac Area YMCA
Dillon Community Center

Fax: 231.775.4309

Key Staff

Dan Smith.................................... Executive Director

Anne Smith Zdrodowski............... Aquatic Director
Mike Kelso................................... Program Director
Stacy Quiggin.............................. Business Manager
Debbie Blake................................ Early Childhood Director
Jeremiah Shipton......................... Teen Coordinator
Paul King..................................... Membership Specialist
Janelle Dubbs.............................. Program Coordinator
Deb Dyer...................................... After-school Program Coordinator

Board OF DiRECTORS

Chair............................................ Jason Elmore

Vice Chair..................................... Kris Krannitz
Treasurer..................................... Rick Kohler
Secretary..................................... Laurie McKay
Immediate Past Chair.................. Kelly Smith
Dan Alto
Adam Brinks
Jodi Keeler
Renata Olson
Niki Schultz

Jo Spry
Ed Van Alst
Shannon Winkle
Fred Wreford
Sandy Morse

After-school Tutoring
K-4th Grade After-school Tutoring Program
Five elementary schools across Cadillac Area Public and Pine River School
Districts are participating in an innovative program that focuses
on total health of body to prepare the mind for learning. Up to
24 academic-at-risk students are invited to participate per building,
regardless of socio-economic background. Sessions span six weeks
each, and schools host between three to five sessions per school year. The
program has a special element of fun combined with learning that helps
students achieve their academic potential.
The respective school districts dedicate their facility and teaching expertise in math and
reading, and also provide a healthy snack. Cadillac Area Public Schools are supported in part
via the Cadillac Area Community Foundation and United Way in the amount of $13,500.
Programming is led by YMCA Staff members, and is supported by generous contributions
within each district:
Pine River Schools Osceola Community Foundation / Local Donors: $11,200
Cadillac Area Public Schools MDCH Grant / Walmart / YUSA / Y State Alliance: $50,000
Previously, the need within the districts exceeded the available
funding. Over 100 students needed help with only 25 funded
for traditional tutoring. Working together to support our youth,
up to 120 students per session now receive the specialized
assistance they require to be successful. This year we
encountered our next challenge students that are not
academic-at-risk are asking to join the program because
of their classmates success and excitement!

Sample Daily Schedule:

Program Ratio:

6-7 staff to
20-24 students 20%
Average

Dismissal from school

Students report to a designated room within their school
Two Y staff serve a nutritious snack
OrganWise Guys Activity
20-30 minutes of physical activity
Healthy spirit, mind, and body prepared to learn!
Two teachers and three additional Y staff arrive
Tutoring of the students occurs with a ratio of 1:4
Total
5:15pm end time for convenient pickup -OR2013-2014
Cadillac Wexford Transit Authority bussing
Number of

338

The after-school program varies from day to

day. Each six week session incorporates two
weeks worth of activity packed filled field trips.
Examples include exercising at the YMCA, hiking
at the Carl T. Johnson Hunting and Fishing Center
trails, geocaching and even snowshoeing! This
program changes what tutoring looks like,
and positively impacts the total mind, body
and spirit of young participants.

6%

Average
increase in
Math Fact
Fluency

Students

10%
51

Average
increase
in AIMS

Average increase
in Number of Sight
Words

increase in
Delta Math
score

3.41

Average
levels of
increase in
Running
Record

18.18

Average
increase in Oral
Reading Fluency

Nutrition Education Post Evaluation

Results at CAPS Elementary Schools

100%

of surveyed
1st graders
planned to
exercise more

92%

of surveyed
1st graders
planned to eat
healthy breakfasts

84%

of surveyed
1st graders
planned to
drink more milk

100%

of surveyed 2nd
graders planned to
eat more fruits and
vegetables and
drink more milk

98%

planned to eat a
healthy breakfast
and be more
physically active

Personal
Impact
My name is Leah Mills
and I am honored to
share with you how the
YMCA has impacted
and changed my life.
We moved to Cadillac
in November of 2013
and in January, my
husband signed
our family up for a
membership. I am so
glad he did. The gym
offers group exercise
classes where I found
my niche. I formed
some amazing
friendships and found
some great running
partners. The Y is truly
an amazing place full
of amazing people!
(I have since found
out that these classes
are just the tip of the
iceberg. The Y offers so
many different things not just for me
but for my family.)
With these newly formed
friendships and exercising regularly
for the first time outside of high
school, I was motivated to change
my eating habits. I started with tiny
changes, like no pop or fast food. Now
I count calories every day and know
the nutrient breakdown of every meal.
I have learned so much about food
and what I am eating because of the
YMCA.
In the eleven months I have
been a member at the Y, I have
lost 81 pounds and even better, my
cholesterol is now in the healthy range!
And the best yetIm just getting
started!
This is the first time in my life (I am
almost 30) that I can truthfully say I
am proud of the example I have set
for my children by eating healthy foods
and exercising regularly. I have all of
you to thank for that!
I am sharing this because I want you
to know you are supporting people
and families with your sponsorship of
the Y. You are supporting members on
their journeys to become healthier
for themselves and for their families.
You are changing lives! You have
changed my life! I cannot even begin
to express my gratitude!

Leah Mills

Senior Fit

OUR 2014 STATEMENT

OF FINANCIAL POSITION
2014
Beginning
of Year
(Audited)

Lou and Judy Vargo have been members of the Senior Fit class since
January of 2011. They like to set goals because they feel that goals make
them work harder. During the Senior Fit Class free time they decided
to set a goal of walking 1500 laps in 2014. On average they walked
20 or more laps twice a week during their hour of free time. On the
Tuesday before Thanksgiving they accomplished their goal of 1500 laps,
which is equal to 125 miles in 11 months! After surpassing their goal
in 2014 the Vargos have motivated others at the Y and are already
developing a goal for 2015, and want to keep going with their walking!

End
of Year
(Unaudited)

ASSETS
Current Assets

285,114

342,254

5,491,395

5,162,231

5,776,509

5,504,485

Non-Current Assets

TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities

78,684

73,489

995,022

992,032

1,073,706

1,065,521

4,592,734

4,318,045

110,069

120,919

4,702,803

4,438,964

Long-Term Liabilities

Total Liabilities
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted

Total Net Assets

TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS

5,776,509

Congratulations to the Vargos for achieving their

inspirational goal we are all very proud of them!
I love being here to improve
my fitness and energy level. I
love the people because they
are so supportive of one
another. Their encouragement
among each other is so nice
to hear. My favorite pieces of
equipment are the treadmills
and the recumbent bikes.

5,504,485

2014 STATEMENT OF ACTIVITIES

PUBLIC SUPPORT

Community Contributions/Fundraising

153,260

Grants

110,271

In Kind

7,740

Maybelle Rexford
90 Years Old,
Senior Fit Class Participant

REVENUES
Membership Dues

Average
Age

Tuesday &
Thursday

70

Number of
Senior Fit
Participants

Class Time:
1 hour,
2 days a week

627,645

Program Fees

276,920

Total Income

1,175,836

The Y has been a

lifesaver for me with
me teenage son!

EXPENSES
Supporting Services (Excluding Depreciation):
Youth Development, Healthy Living,
and Social Responsibility

1,095,428

Administrative/Management and General

115,552

Fund Raising

Kelley Parmelee
& Alex Ouwinga
Youth Membership

17,716
Subtotal

Depreciation

1,228,696
219,164

Total Expenses

1,447,860

Decrease in Net Assets

Total Expenses
Grants
9%

In Kind
1%

The following Senior Fit Participants

walked or biked 90-100 plus miles:

Name

2014 Miles

Betty Powell.............................. 114

Donna Gladstone....................... 107.25
Esther Barber............................ 130
Pam Lutke................................ 116
Howard VanAntwerp .................. 101.75

272,024

Total Income
Community
Contributions/
Funding 13%

74

Administrative/
Management and
General 8%

Fund
Raising 1%

Depreciation
15%

Jayne Edwards.......................... 118.5

Jeanne Bruno............................ 144
Michael Sundberg...................... 114
Robyn Buckley............................ 94.25
Sue Henry.................................. 97.25
Judy Vargo................................ 129
Lou Vargo................................. 130
Mark Pitrgo*............................. 208

Program
Fees 24%
Membership
Dues 53%

Youth Development,
Healthy Living, and Social
Responsibility 76%

*Special recognition to Mark Pitrgo who did his

miles on the bike despite his personal challenge with
MS. We are inspired by this great accomplishment!

Cadillac Currents
The Cadillac Currents are starting their fifth season as a competitive swim
team. Being part of the Cadillac Currents offers students from K-12 the rare
opportunity to compete in a lifelong sport that offers the best aspects of individual
and team sports combined. Members learn how to set goals and compete
against their personal best times, while encouraging teammates to excel
at their individual goals. Practice begins in October to prepare swimmers for
competitions that run from November through mid-March. Fun is had throughout
the season during statewide meets with other YMCA and Michigan Team Swim
League (MTSL) swimmers, including individual and relay events.
This low impact, highly physical sport provides an excellent foundation for
life lessons personal discipline, time management, and leadership are
just a few of the many benefits in addition to the healthy body and confidence
that participants gain. Many alumni of the program have demonstrated this by
donating their time and
YMCA State Meets
talents through volunteerism,
Swimmer
MTSL State Meet
9 & up (2/22-23/14)
lifeguarding, tutoring,
(3/2/14)
Under 8 (2/15/14)
training others, and providing
Abraham Apfel
100 Freestyle 1st
200 Freestyle 1st
leadership to organizations.
100 Backstroke 1st
200 Freestyle 1st
Some also assist with the less
50 Backstroke 3rd
50 Backstroke 3rd
formal summer team season,
and swim stroke clinics which
are open to the public.
Karis Bachman

Top 6 in age group

Top 20 in age group

Averee Heuker

Top 12 in age group

Top 12 in age group

YMCA Great Lakes

Zone Meet
(3/21-23/14)
100 Backstroke - 4th
200 Freestyle - 5th
50 Backstroke - 7th
100 IM - 7th
100 Freestyle - 7th
500 Freestyle - 10th
200 IM - 10th

Rebecca Jacobson Top 12 in age group

Abraham and Coach Anne

Juli-Ann Lang

Top 20 in age group

Brianna Leesch

25 Backstroke 1st
25 Freestyle 3rd
25 Breaststroke 3rd

Demi Lodholtz

50 Backstroke 3rd

Maggie Neiss

200 Freestyle 3rd

Top 12 in age group

Quinn Notarian

Top 6 in age group

Top 12 in age group

Rebekah Smith

25 Breaststroke - 6th

180

# of people that
participated in
the 100 mile
swim club in
2014

14

# of people
that achieved
their goal of
100 miles

Im back from the Fina World Swimming

Championship Swimming Competition. I
did well in 5 events w/ 5 Medals in the
top 10. I also competed in the Michigan
Senior Olympics Swimming Competition at
Oakland University in August 2014. I did
well there also with 5 New State Records
in 5 events.

Joel Lockwood

Maggie Neiss swimmer

Personal Best

Call to Action
2014 marked the start of a new
campaign for an Aquatic Timing
System. The system chosen includes
an electronic display system able to
communicate upcoming events,
display training material and serve
as a timing system for the swim team
and other competitive events, like the
annual triathlon held at the Cadillac Area
YMCA. Overall, the system will support
YMCA swim team members, masters
swimmers, swim lesson participants
and other community members
with their individual goals on the way
to achieving their personal best. This
tool will also open the doors to larger
meets, invitationals, and events that can
showcase our community to a larger
number of swimmers from across the
state. These additional swimmers will
provide a higher level of competition,
which in turn will motivate our swimmers
to a higher level of performance.

When I am on that platform

I cannot wait for that buzzer
to sound so I can dive into the
water and just swim. I love
that I could turn my love for
swimming into a sport where
you compete. My goal for the
2014 season was to make it
to both States again - which
was a huge challenge since
I moved up an age group.
The swim team gives me
a goal, something to work
towards. You are part of
a group but you compete
against yourself.

Phase A
$1,080

Starter unit with light and megaphone

Total

$1,080

% to Goal

100%

Phase B
Basic Timing System

$2,795

Timing pads for 6 lane pool and storage cart

$6,351

Laptop computer with

Workware Software (practices)
Boardware Software (projection system)

$2,524

Total
% to Goal
$ Achieve Goal

$11,671
37%
$7,309

Phase c
5000 Luman high performance Projector

$2,599
$17,964

6 Lane Alpha Numeric Scoreboard with

scrolling line

$1,600

Estimated installation
Total
% to Goal

$22,163
0%

Flag Football
Highlight

Cadillac Area YMCA

Preschool & Daycare

2014 was the Inaugural Season of Youth

Flag Football at the Cadillac Area YMCA, and
participants and parents alike had plenty of
positive things to say!

Recently I was asked how the Preschool and

Daycare center at the Cadillac Area YMCA has
impacted my life. The first thought that came
to mind was, How do I narrow the list down? My
second thought was my children.

2014 Parent Survey Quotes

My family moved here from California in March

of 2013. My youngest child, Lilly, had just turned
3 at the time and she was having the hardest time
with the changes in our life. I decided preschool
was what she needed and the Cadillac Area YMCA
had an opening, an amazing staff and was very
affordable. Being a one-income (military)
family, I was very relieved to be able to make
the tuition. After a few months, Lilly started getting
back to her usual happy, smart self.
Shortly after we started the Y Preschool program,
we were offered a Head Start slot. Not only could I
change the hours Lilly attended preschool, I was also
told her tuition would be free. To have that money to
help with extra cost of my family is AMAZING!
Now with 3 kids in school, I found myself asking
what now? To me the decision was simple...go back
to school and finish my GED. The adult education
classes here were in the late afternoon so with a few
simple changes to our schedule and lives, I was
able to attend, complete my education and
finally walk across the stage as a graduate. I
just felt with my children getting older, it was just
something I had to do for myself.
If everyone at the Cadillac Area YMCA Early
Childhood Department hadnt been as amazing as
they are, none of this would have happened. Even
now with that behind me, the Cadillac Area YMCA is
still impacting my life. For the first time ever I am
able to get one-on-one time daily with each of my
3 children. There is nothing more important to me
than them and the Cadillac Area YMCA has played a
huge part in my family not only settling, but thriving
here.

Heather Paul

YMCA Preschool

Children Enrolled

YMCA PParticipation
reschool Participation
60
50
40
30
20
10
0
2010-11

2011-12

Tui-on-Based

2012-13

HeadStart

2013-14

2014-15

Greatstart

I thought this was the best youth

program that my son has participated
in. The kids learned, had fun, and the
competitive element was just right for
the age group. I think kids and coaches
learned a lot. Chad and Mike did a great
job with this program and it will only get
better. I had a ball watching all the teams
play.
I thought the league was well
organized and ran very smooth. WELL
DONE!!

13

volunteers
gave over
250 hours
of service to the
YMCA Youth Flag
Football Program.

Thanks for this opportunity for my son.

We loved it and will be back next year.
We thought the coaches were great with
the kids and very patient. Great job!!

45

children, 6-8 yrs. old

participated in the
inaugural season of YMCA
Youth Flag Football.

CAPS to
CAMP Program

In 2014, approximately 50 children

attending Cadillac Area Public
Schools (CAPS) were nominated
by principals and staff to attend
Camp Torenta. These children were
enrolled at one of the four CAPS
Elementary schools or Mackinaw Trail
Middle School. The second requirement
was that these students had never
attended Residence Camp before.
The third condition was that they had to qualify for free or reduced lunch.
Shortly after the Cadillac Area YMCA Residence Camp, Day Camp, and
Canoe Camp brochures were sent out in the spring, students that were
nominated and ultimately selected, were notified that they were invited
to attend camp free of charge. Program Director Mike Kelso stated,
The 2014 nominees and their parents were shocked and excited to find
out they had been chosen for this new program it was like delivering a
really good Christmas present that the kids would get to open in July!
These students were gifted the experience of Residence Camp in part
due to generous donations from Rotary Club of Cadillac, the Torenta
Scholarship Fund, and private donations.

Volunteers
Katie Clous
Scott Akom
Bridget Coffee
Lindsay Akom
Ellen Cokewell
Dan Alto
Anne Cool
Linda Anderson
Keenan Cooper
Alan Anderson
Caryn Cortez
Pam Anderson
Angie Anderson-Lane T Cox
Mark Cronckhite
Pat Apfel
Dave Darrow
Norm Apfel
Brad Denike
Monique Ashby
K DeVoll
H Austin
Jack Dillon
Crandall Bachman
Sam Dodds
Mary MaRae Baker
Chad Dryer
Sue Baker

Deb Ballard
Kurt Baney
Jenny Baney
Caitlin Bannister
Mary Lou Barrons
Jennifer Barton
Rodney Bellows
Mary Bellows
Carol Blake
Bonnie Bliven
Chad Boolman
Isabella Borgstrum
Mallory Boyd
M Boyd
Debra-Ann Brabazon
Steve Brieithaupt
Suzane Brieithaupt
Adam Brinks
Glenda Brintnell
Samantha Brown
Steve Brown
Jill Brown
Anna Carlson
M. Carter
April Castle
Gabby Chapman
Mike Clark
Jamie Clous

Cassandra Drys
Janelle Dubbs
Patrick Duncan
Ed Dunlap
David Duvall
Dolores Eisele
Jason Elmore
Alica Elmore
Carl Erickson
E.S. Fawcett
Terry Fetters
Mike Filkins
Carla Filkins
Troy Finstrom
Olivia Flecher
Dave Foley
Brittany Follen
Maria Fuller
Chad Geiger
David Glendenning
Judy Glide
Pat Goggin
Sally Goggin
Kelly Gugle
Lynn Gullekson
Stacy Hammond
Jeff Harding
Kayla Hawes

Andrea Herman
Jaime Heuker
Sheila Hill
Sandy Hiscock
Jered Holland
Melody Hosner
Aaron Hosner
Seth Houk
Chris Huckle
Katy Huckle
Courtney Hunter
John Iehl
Jeff Izzard
Lisa Jacobson
Tom Jacobson
Paula Jasper
Kent Jensen
Maria Johnson
Sarah Johnson
Jodi Keeler
Kathleen Kelso
Melissa Kendell
Kristin Kenny
Dennis Kenny
Dennis Kenny III
Sabrina Kenwabikise
Paul King
Rick Kohler
Becky Kosloski
Kris Krannitz
Rebecca Krannitz
Daniell Kreger
Doreen Lanc
Ashley Lanc
Bruce Lang
Julie Lapan
Scott Leesch
Kathy Leitart
Korlyn Leonard
Nick Lilly
Erica Lilly
Deanna Littlebear
Eric Lloyd
Garret Losinksi
Brooks Lucas
C. Lucha
Jeff Manhardt
Abbi Mankowitz
Crickett Marks
M. Martinez
Nicole Mattison
Ami McBride
Penny McClure
Will McConnell
Michelle McCoy

2014 Event calendar

Lucy McGuire
Jim McGuire
Laurie McKay
John McKay
Anthony McKean
Scott McPhearson
Ashley Mentel
Mr. Miller
Leah Mills
Sarah Mitchell
Lynn Montaque
Rick Moomey
Sandy Morse
Jason Mowbray
Brenda Mueller
Holly Murray
Tisch Neiss
Maggie Neiss
Tiffany Nerem
Christine Norman
Angie Notarian
Brandon Oberhous
Beth Oberhous
Nancy Oliver
Renata Olson
Steve Osborne
John Ott
Tim Parker
Heather Paul
Mike Paulin
Brad Peltier
Kelly Pendrick
Chad Phillips
Tom Pierson
N. Placer
A. Plass
Kayla Plugger
Hellen Potter
Howard Potter
Chase Pylkas
Jenny Reaume
Tim Reaume
Sophie Reaume
Kimberly Recca
Kayla Reddick
David Reiser
Julie Rice
Spencer Richards
Chayana Rizor
Jeff Rork
David Ross
Amanda Ross
Bill Ross
Lindsay Ruhmor
Willy Rzepka

JANUARY

February

March

April
MAY

Teen Open House

January Snowman Building Contest
TAC 31
Family Valentine Dance
No Dough Toy Expo
Womens Expo
St. Patricks Dance
Princess Pirate Fairy Dance
Easter Egg Hunt in the Pool
Healthy Kids Day Open House
Mothers Day Appreciation

June

Anyone Can Tri YMCA Triathlon

Beach Bums Game

July

Mary Dillion Day Open House

August
SEPTEMBER

Free lunch at the YMCA June

through August for all youth under 18
Party in Pink Zumba-thon

October

Dancing with the Y Stars

Spooktacular Halloween

November

Be Thankful Open House

December

Resolution 5K & Kids 1 Mile

Carol Sadousky
Dana Salladay
Mike Salminen
Aaron Schab
Rhonda Schalow
Kathy Scheuerman
Nicole Schultz
Jan Seabold
Jeremhia Shipton
Jennifer Sikema
C. Sipe
Glenn Small
Kimberly Smith
Kelly Smith
Haylea Smith
Hanisi Smith
Jackie Soltman
Rich Spicer
Jo Spry
Michael Stevens
Rob Stilson

Kim Stitt
Ashley Stitt
Interact Students
Jennifer Sck
Nan Taylor
Clark the Juggler
Crystal Theis
Cassandra Theis
Jennifer Theodore
Charlie Thompson
Jenny Totton
Angie Tuck
Barry Tufford
Andy Ulrich
Jack Valice
Ed Van Alst
Audrey Van Alst
Julie Van Alst
Carol Van Haitsma
Autumn Vanderstar
Jennifer Vennema

Andrew Vickery
Dave Wolbers
Renee Walkley
Riley Wallace
Karin Wallin
Jim Whelan
Corey Wiggins
Karl Wilcox
Jessica Wilder
Shannon Winkle
Neil Wolf
Cindy Wotila
Fred Wreford
J. Young
Mike Zdrodowski
Sarah Zdrodowski
Noah Zdrodowski
Ashley
Brooke
Ryan
Jacques

FACT: In 2014 over 250 Cadillac

Area YMCA Volunteers gave over
5,200 hours of service to advance
our community.

Corporate Supporters 2014/2015*

Platinum Level Annual Sponsors

7th Grade
Memberships
for CAPS

2014-2015 Sponsor

2014-2015 Sponsor

2015 Sponsor

Gold Level Sponsor

E.S. Fawcett
CoBank
Advanced Foot and Ankle Centers
Chuck and Marge Dumanois
Glenn and Reanna Kelly

Aquatic
Timing System

Mary Blackmer
Susan Thompson
Marianne Smith
Steven and Suzanne Breithaupt
Anne Smith Zdrodowski
Mike Coy

2014-2015 Sponsor

Silver Level Sponsors

Camp Torenta
Scholarship Fund

Meyer Veterinary
Clinic
2014-2015 Sponsor

2014-2015 Sponsor

2014-2015 Sponsor

Bronze Level Sponors

2014-2015 Sponsor

Program Specific
2014 Donations

2015 Sponsor

2014 Sponsor

2014-2015 Sponsor

*All sponsorship levels show as of January 2015

Annual Campaign
2014 Donors
Dan & Beth Alto
Pam & Alan Anderson
Jon Anderson
Linda Anderson
Tamra Arrand
Bruce Baker
Eric & Sue Baker
Robert Beattie
Rodney & Mary Bellows
Stephan & Susan Betts-Barbus
Judith Bigelow
Paul & Amy Bizzigotti
Mary & Rick Blackmer
Deborah Blake
Deborah Brinkman
Adam & Erin Brinks
Cadillac Oral & Maxillofacial
Surgeons
Marcia Calkin

Fred & Rochelle Carroll

Dave Cencer
Sperry & Gertrude Claypool
CoBank
Charles & Leta Corwin
Mike Coy
Ann & Ike Diehm
William & Carol Dunn
Thom Eory
Bill & Dawn Ewald
Steve Frisbie
Christopher & Julie Gentry
Greg & Susan Grahek
Stacy & Keith Hammond
James & Joan Higgins
Aaron & Melody Hosner
Rich & Connie Houk
Thomas & Ann Hunt
John Itnyre

Thomas & Lisa Jacobson

Mark & Diana Johnson
Jodi & Clint Keeler
Kathleen Kelso
Michael & Amber Kelso
Dennis & Kristen Kenny Jr
Rick & Kathi Kohler
Kris & Rebecca Krannitz
Donald Lakin
Denna & Robert Light
Heather & Tony McClure
Jim & Lucy McGuire
Laurie & John McKay
Mark & Jennifer Mitchell
Mark & Cindy Morley
Edwin & Mildred Morton
Nancy & Robert Mulkey
Nancy & Ted Oliver
Renata & Erik Olson
Mae & James Purrenhage
Stacy Quiggin
Kathie Rau
Reggie Ray
Otto Ream

Becky and Norman Schneiderman

Love I.N.C. of Wexford and
Osceola Counties
Kiwanis Club
Alpha Delta Kappa-Beta PI Chapter
Pine River Paddlesports Center
Alan and Susan Meyer
FIAMM Technologies
Lincoln Elementary PTL
Kathy & Dave McCurdy
Bob and Evelyn Rexford
Jeremy Winkle
Janine and William Rzepka
Fox Motors of Cadillac
Ebels General Store
Farm Bureau Insurance

Tim & Jenny Reaume

Bill & Lynn Ross
Bryan & Cadey Salminen
John & Betty Sayler
SEC Schindler Elevator Corp
Kathy & Ken Simon
Dan & Maggie Smith
John Smith
Kelly Smith
Tom and Peg Smith
Mikki Stark
Margaret and Dan Swiriduk
Tom Talluto
Crystal Thies
Edward & Julie Van Alst
Glenn & Berniece Verbrugge
Joann & Richard Wallace
Richard & Evelyn Westmaas
Jessica Wilder
Philip & Kathleen Winkle
Neil & Martha Wolf
Matthew Woudenberg
Mike & Anne Smith Zdrodowski
Sarah Zdrodowski

Kenneth and Cathy Tacoma

The DK Design Group
Elks Daisy Chain 680
Cadillac Castings Inc.
Lee Goodrich
Rotary Club of Cadillac

Equipment Fund
Theron Parker

Flag Football
Thomas Huckle

Lacrosse

Cadillac Police Officer Association

Pine River
After-school
Tutoring
Glenn and Reanna Kelly

Teen Impact

Rick and Mary Blackmer

United Way

Staying
Active

January 11 at 7:00pm
Cardio interval sculpting
class with Maria on
Friday!!! Whoa. Wonderful
workout. Every muscle we
worked is sore. Love it.

Jesse Guest-Felsk

Cant Skip
Nancy: Cant skip the
Y with all the stresses I
have I come in the Y
and its like Sunshine!
Elsa: Youre preaching
to the choir!

Nancy Oliver &

Elsa Skipper