2023-2024YMCA ANNUAL IMPACT REPORT
CHANNEL ISLANDS YM C A A S S O CIATION
OUR VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP
CHANNEL ISLANDS YMCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS
DAN WATKINS CHAIR | KEN SWITZER VICE CHAIR
Gail Anikouchine
Jim Armstrong
Danielle Brinkman
Erik Davis
Annick Faict
Dax Gulje
Andrew Grant
Erik Justesen
Marcus Kocmur
Geri LaChance
Neal Lassila
George Leis
Jaylon Letendre
Roya Mokhtari
Jocelyn Montanaro
Lisa Neff
Lucy Thoms-Harrington
Kathleen Weinheimer
Bob Williams
Ron Yukelson
CHANNEL ISLANDS YMCA BOARD OF MANAGERS BY BRANCH
CAMARILLO FAMILY YMCA
Susan Uchiyama CHAIR John Clay VICE CHAIR
LOMPOC FAMILY YMCA
Steve Popkin CHAIR Ruth Shepard VICE CHAIR
MONTECITO FAMILY YMCA
Gabriella Garcia CHAIR Dan O’Keefe PAST CHAIR
SAN LUIS OBISPO COUNTY YMCA
Eric Linkugel CHAIR Matthew Bronson INCOMING CHAIR
SANTA BARBARA FAMILY YMCA
Josh Keith CHAIR Dave Callanan INCOMING CHAIR
STUART C. GILDRED FAMILY YMCA
Jeff Sgobba CHAIR Jeanmarie Harty INCOMING CHAIR
VENTURA FAMILY YMCA
Neal Lassila CHAIR Briana Kallas INCOMING CHAIR
YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES YMCA
John Nelson CHAIR Yolanda Garcia PAST CHAIR
Dear YMCA Family and Friends,
Reflecting on the past year — the Channel Island’s YMCA’s 137th year of service to our communities — we are incredibly proud of a year filled with growth and progress. Driven by a commitment to inclusivity and service, particularly for underserved communities, we are overjoyed to report on our ongoing work to advance the Y’s mission.
This year we celebrated a remarkable increase in summer camp enrollment, welcoming over 3,000 children—a clear indicator of the need for engaging youth development programs in Santa Barbara, North Ventura, and San Luis Obispo counties. We also implemented a new SCALED LearningTM curriculum, a holistic approach designed to complement school day learning through hands-on activities and play.
Our Youth & Family Services YMCA provided a safe space and crucial services to 429 young people. Noah’s Anchorage, My Home, and the Haley Street Navigation Center are vital resources for youth experiencing or at risk of homelessness.
In January, we officially welcomed the San Luis Obispo County YMCA to the Channel Islands Association. After two
years of partnership and dedicated collaboration between both Boards of Directors and staff teams, we are thrilled to have San Luis Obispo in the Channel Islands Family.
Our impact across communities is strengthened by the support of our third-party partners, who funded 4,531 memberships last year and covered program fees for 988 individuals in childcare, camps, and other programs.
Our volunteer boards also play a crucial role in our work, especially with their dedication to our annual fundraising efforts. Every one of our branches hit or exceeded their fundraising goal during the 2023-2024 Annual Campaign, providing support for key initiatives.
We hope you will take a moment to learn more about our work this past year and celebrate the accomplishments of our members and program participants, and the collective impact on our communities. Thank you for believing in and supporting the work of the Y.
Sincerely,
Margo and Dan
Dan Watkins Board Chair
Margo Byrne President & CEO
UNAUDITED NUMBERS
We raised $2,664,842 and we were able to...
...give $1,061,551 in total scholarships
...provide $967,319 in subsidized programming
...serve over 3,000 kids at summer camp
...and teach more than 4,500 kids safety around water
SANTAYNEZ
422 E. Cota St, Santa
East Haley Street, Santa Barbara
Association O ce 1180 Eugenia Place , Suite 104, Carpinteria
Camarillo Family YMCA
3111 Village at the Park Drive, Camarillo
Margo Byrne and the Montecito Family YMCA team at Adelante Charter School, distributing backpacks with school supplies to families and students. This year the Channel Islands YMCA Association collected and distributed over 500 backpacks to families in need.
A COMMUNITY WORTH CELEBRATING!
OUR YEARLY SHOUT-OUTS
SAN LUIS OBISPO YMCA JOINS THE CHANNEL ISLANDS ASSOCIATION
The SLO County YMCA officially joined the Channel Islands YMCA in January. As one Y, we’re thrilled to bring the expertise of the SLO team into the Association and expand programming to San Luis Obispo County.
GEORGE LEIS ELECTED CHAIR OF Y-USA’S NATIONAL BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Long-time Channel Islands YMCA Board Member George Leis will lead the National YMCA’s Board of Directors during his two-year term as chair.
YMCA SUMMER CAMPS RECOGNIZED NATIONALLY
The Santa Barbara Family and Camarillo Family YMCA Summer Camps were both recognized in Newsweek’s annual America’s Best Summer Camps feature.
YMCA FITNESS VOTED “BEST OF”
The Santa Barbara Family YMCA was voted Best Gym by Santa Barbara Independent readers. The Ventura Family YMCA was voted Best Gym by VCReporter readers.
A COMMUNITY FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
“I have two kids who began participating in the Monte Vista YMCA afterschool program as Kindergarteners. In a household with two parents working full-time, childcare has been an integral part of our lives since the kids were born. Nevertheless, transitioning to elementary school was a little confusing and a little overwhelming. While many parents are able to show up when school is let out, there are many of us who have to trust that our kids are going to be met after school by someone else and spend the hours somewhere safe. I learned very quickly how lucky we are to have the YMCA afterschool program. The YMCA staff are our village, and I am continually impressed with their hard work, dedication, compassion, and commitment to providing a community and safe space for our kids. The time my kids spend at the YMCA afterschool program is often the most formative and enjoyable part of their day. The kids and staff have become an important community, and our kids look forward to and appreciate the time they spend together with their YMCA family. We are so impressed by the effort put into the schedule and creation of activities and programs that help our kids grow, and that they enjoy.”
Charlie and Cora building their space station at Camarillo Family YMCA’s Afterschool Care.
Our Commitment to Youth
Before & Afterschool Care and Preschool programs at the YMCA balance the needs of youth, families, and local schools by offering students safe and nurturing programs that focus on academics, enrichment, social skills, and fun physical activity. Youth participate in hands-on curriculum that complements inschool learning with STEM, arts, and literacy activities, career-connected learning, and service-learning projects.
Summer Camp at the YMCA is packed with activities and new friendships. Day and overnight campers experience art, STEM activities, sports and outdoor recreation, field trips, and more. Weekly themes bring energy to camp and make each week a different adventure. All camps are ACA approved with campers’ well-being in mind.
Safety Around Water skills, a necessity for all children, are built into every one of our swim classes. The YMCA introduced group swim lessons more than 100 years ago, and each year, teaches more than a million children invaluable water safety and swimming skills.
Access to enrichment is life changing for all. We offer adaptive sports and physical activity programming, and classes for homeless, foster, and transitional living youth. Teen centers offer cooking, gardening, arts, and more for older youth.
834 teens recieved a free YMCA membership
700 kids received free swim lessons $159,739 in preschool, before, and afterschool care scholarships
A COMMUNITY FOR HEALTHY LIVING
“My sister has been coming to the YMCA for several years now. She was born with cerebral palsy and has limited mobility and requires low impact pool workouts to aid her with her strength & mobility physical therapy. She started coming to the aqua fit classes and fell in love with being back in the water. She not only has gotten herself stronger, but also has made some new friends! From the moment she walks through the door, she is greeted with smiles & warm welcomes from the staff which helps her feel extra special!
I’m grateful to the YMCA for being here in the Santa Ynez valley and playing a huge part in helping my sister maintain her independence and mobility, and for being a positive part of her life!”
A STORY FROM STUART C. GILDRED
FAMILY YMCA
Ventura Family YMCA Members enjoying Aqua Zumba.
Our Commitment to Healthy Communities
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA® offers people living with, recovering from, or who have survived cancer a safe, supportive environment to participate in physical and social activities. Y staff, trained in supportive cancer care, work with participants to build muscle mass and strength, increase flexibility and endurance, and improve confidence and self-esteem. In addition to physical benefits, LIVESTRONG® at the YMCA provides a supportive community where people impacted by cancer and their families can connect during treatment and beyond.
Open Doors scholarships ensure everyone in the community can participate in our life-changing programs regardless of their ability to pay. With financial assistance thousands of kids, adults, and families can benefit from YMCA membership and programs like youth sports, swim lessons, child care, parent-child activities, summer camp, sleepaway camp, and teen leadership activities. All YMCA members receive the same membership benefits, whether they are receiving financial assistance or not.
Over 5,400 individuals received
A COMMUNITY FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Ashley grew up in a small family overshadowed by her father’s substance abuse. Isolated from peers and teachers who didn’t understand her struggles, she shouldered the responsibilities of caring for her diabetic mother and younger brother while maintaining straight A’s. At nine, she bravely refused to flee with her father to escape a warrant, unwilling to leave her grandmother behind.
For two years, her grandmother was her primary caregiver until she was diagnosed with cancer and passed away in 2017. With her grandmother gone, Ashley felt truly alone. She persevered, balancing her education and job while navigating government assistance programs.
Eventually she was referred to the Navigation Center, where an outreach coordinator worked tirelessly to help her find a place to call home.
On move-in day, her caseworker surprised her with practical items for settling in and a small T-Rex candle. This candle, a symbol of strength and resilience, was a heartfelt reminder of a passing comment Ashley had made during their first meeting. Overwhelmed, she hugged her caseworker tightly, recalling her grandmother’s embrace. For the first time in years, Ashley felt hope and the promise of a brighter future: “At least it is getting better. It’s going to be my turn soon.”
A STORY FROM HALEY STREET NAVIGATION CENTER
YOUTH & FAMILY SERVICES
CRISIS
SUPPORT
AND HOUSING
Noah’s Anchorage is a Community Care Licensed Youth Homelessness Prevention Center. We provide a welcoming and supportive environment for youth ages 12-17 who are at risk of or experiencing homelessness, have runaway, or are in an unsafe situation. Residential and non-residential services support physical, educational, and social-emotional well-being, and Youth who come to Noah’s have access to healthy meals, warm showers and hygiene supplies, clothing, and a supportive adult.
Haley Street Navigation Center provides transitional-age 17-24-year-olds with a safe and enriching place to develop into their best selves. Youth are met by welcoming case managers and receive assistance meeting basic needs and accessing education, employment, housing, and everything else needed to thrive as they transition into young adulthood.
My Home is a transitional-age program for youth 17-24. Youth have a safe place to live, a reliable system of support, a sense of purpose, and the self-sufficiency skills needed to live independently. The program helps prevent homelessness for those who are at-risk and provides timely intervention for the homeless. Case management services are tailored to each client’s unique circumstances and goals for the future.
1,020 crisis and support calls 1,290 drop-in services provided 429 unduplicated youth served
PRESIDENT’S CLUB
The President’s Club recognizes the remarkable generosity of individuals who make major contributions to the Channel Islands YMCA, supporting each of our branches through annual giving, dedicated gifts, in-kind donations, and event sponsorships.
FOUNDER
Associated Students of UCSB
Audacious Foundation
The Charles D. and Mary A. Bauer Foundation
The Arlen K. Bean Family Trust
Patricia & Paul Bragg Foundation
State of California
City of Camarillo
The Community Foundation
Community Memorial Healthcare
D.A. Davidson & Co.
Deckers Outdoor Corporation
Ann DeMartini
DeVillers Family Foundation
In Memory of Rose & Edmund DeVillers
The Roy & Ida Eagle Foundation
Joan Gellert-Sargen
Grunzweig Family Fund
Steven and Marilyn Gutsche
Conrad Hilton Foundation
Bobbie & Ken Hunter
EB Hulac Charitable Foundation
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
Stephen & Patricia Jordan
George C. Karlson Foundation
Herbert and Gertruke Latkin Foundation
Lewis & Marianne Manring
James Melillo
Paul E. & Margaret A. Mistele
John C. Mithun Foundation
The Mithun Family Foundation
Montecito Community Foundation
Thomas & Colleen Nevins
Gary & Anna Nett
Stephanie & Peter Nolan Foundation
June G. Outhwaite Charitable Trust
The Paix Alia Fund
Harriet H. Samuelsson Foundation
City of Santa Barbara County of Santa Barbara
Santa Barbara Foundation
Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians
Schlinger Family Foundation
Schlinger Chrisman Foundation
SESLOC Federal Credit Union
Gwendolyn Sexton Foundation
May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust
Elaine F. Stepanek Foundation
Dignity HealthSt. John’s Hospital
The Towbes Foundation
U.S. Bank
Ventura County Credit Union
Ventura County Sheriff’s Department
Volentine Family Foundation
Walter & Holly Thomson Foundation
Willig Charitable Fund
The Whimsie Fund
Wood-Claeyssens Foundation
Yardi Systems, Inc.
BENEFACTOR
Amgen Foundation Staff Giving
Banc of California
Belless Family Fund
Kelli Briggs
Margo & Mike Byrne
Scott Charney
Grace Crittenden
D’Augustine Foundation
Jettie Edwards
Donald Ellis & Sherry Chang
City of Goleta
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation
Dr. Yonie Harris
Frank & Betty Hiji Family Fund
Daniel & Mandy Hochman
Crawford Idema Family Foundation
In-N-Out Burger Foundation
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
The Robert H. Janssen
Youth and Youth
Sports Fund, a Fund of The Community Foundation
George C. Karlson Foundation
LA84 Foundation
Geri LaChance
Wayne & Linda Lewis
Limoneira
Steve Lyons
Richard & Marilyn Mazess
Mechanics Bank
Steve & Bonnie Mello
Microsoft
The Mills Family Fund
Montecito Bank & Trust
Marsha and Al Roberson
Rotary Club Ventura East
RRM Design Group
Runge Family Charitable Fund
J P Sargen Charitable Remainder Trust
Santa Ynez Valley Foundation
Wendy Scott
Kristina Spielman
Anita L. Stafford Charitable Lead Trust
Warren Staley
St. Andrew’s Presbyterian Church
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Switzer
Dominica Valencia
City of Ventura
Victoria & Rudy Stuber
Volentine Family Foundation
Willig Charitable Fund
Jane Winter
YMCA of the USA
PATRON
Acme Construction Company, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. James Armstrong
Bank of the Sierra
BB&H Benefit Designs
Patricia & Paul Bragg Foundation
In memory of:
Cecil E Callaway and Elizabeth C Callaway
Cannon Corporation
CenCal Health
Maribeth Claassen
Donovan Chalfant
Citizens Business Bank
Brian Cordeiro
CoastHills Credit Union
Community West Bank
David Bleich Company
Deckers Outdoor Corporation
Richard & Kris DeVillers
Sylvia DeVillers
Doyle-Morgan Structural Engineering, Inc.
David Eldred Donor Advised Fund
Juliet Esquibias
Charlotte Eubanks
Annick Faict
Richard Favor
Fess Parker Winery
Dr. Yolanda Garcia
Helen Gibson
Rod Gilbert
Julius Gius Memorial Foundation
Golden Family Fund
Google Inc.
Brian Gough
Paige Harris
Chris & Julie Hein
Betty Hiji
Imerys Minerals California Inc.
Inline Warehouse
Isla Vista Community Services District
Ann Jackson Family Foundation
Larry & Ann Jett
LA84 Foundation
George Leis
Kielle Lindsey Foundation
Don Logan
James Maguire
Mechanics Bank
Susan Morris
Music Freqs & The Brite Room
Robert Niehaus
David & Angela Nichols
Jon & Janice Nishimori
Grace Pacheco
Pacific Premier Bank
Darrin Peschka
City of Pismo Beach
Pizza Republic
Progressive Pipeline Management
Running Warehouse
Bhagwant Samyal
Santa Ynez Valley Youth Recreation Foundation
Marc & Kim Sargen
Frank & Marlene Scalfaro
David & Linda Schmitt
Scott Family Foundation
Sereno 1% for Good Education Fund
Skeehan & Young, CPA Inc.
Specialty Construction
State Farm Insurance Agent
St. Jean/Stephenson Family Trust
Katie Szopa
Tackle Warehouse
Tennis Warehouse
Russel & Susan Uchiyama
UCSB Office of Student Life
Lawrence Wallin & Kathy Scroggs
Lis Wiehl
Bob and Carolyn Williams
Willie & Gerald Fund
Wings Over Camarillo
MEMBER
Rob Adams
Ericka Allin
Altrusa International
Marcos Alvaro
Raleigh Anderson
Applied Wireless, Inc.
James Armstrong
Erik Augustson
Mary Beth Ayres
John Baas
Thomas Babcock
Banc of California
Michael Barnick
Michele Bassett
In Memory of: Edward Bateman
Sandra Batman
Mary and Gunther
Baumgartner
Bayer
Bella Mia Salon
Yuriko Bellesiles
Roy & Laura Belluz
Peter & Laura Berson
Big Green Cleaning Company
Heather and Chris Biles
Maralynn Blair
Cindy Blifeld
BMA Mechanical
Terry Boan
Ann Bockius
Katherine Bower
Michael & Kimberly
Bradley
Brander Vineyards
Brian Britton
Matthew Bronson
Russ & Diane Brown
Connie Bruck
Bryant & Sons, Ltd.
Linda Burrows
Barrie Cleveland
Meghan Carlson
Carmel & Naccasha LLP
Timothy Casey
Catherine Cash
Coastal Valleys Roofing Co, LLC
Judith Colglazier
Cheryl Collart
Community West Bank
Joel & Sarah Conn
Janet Cooke
Mike & Charlotte Craven
Roy E. Crummer Foundation
William and Renee Curtis
Danner Foundation
Edward Davidson
The De Lowe Family
Bryan De Ponce
Jeanne Dentzel
Michael Denver
Claudia Diebolt & Jon Korbin
Ellis Family Fund
The Tom & Nancy Elsaesser Foundation
Kendle & Trey Evans
Farber Hass Hurley LLP
Gary & Georgene Fettis
Peggy Finefrock
Richard Fogo
Steve & Karen Frank
Joanie Fritz
Gabriella Garcia
David & Sandra Garth
Jon & Hani Geske
Randy & Jill George
Kirk and Pamela Gilbert
Lynn Gildred
Richard & Michelle Glaus
Nancy Goldsholl
Thomas Gomez
Lisa Gonzalez
Monica Grant & Colleen Murphy
Hager & Dowling
Charitable Foundation
Cindy Halstead
Christina Haney-Jones
John Hannon & Mary Jane Leimer
Timothy & Pat Hardy
Arlene Harris
Clark Harris
Mary Harvey
Andrea & Ron Hein
Charitable Fund
Jennifer Heinen-Stiffler
Elizabeth Hensgen
Brian Herman
In Memory of: Tom Heter
Anthony Hernandez
Stephen Hicks
Robert & Harriet Hiji
Dorian and Peter Hirth
Martin Holmen
Hoyt Holmes
Holzheu’s El Rancho Market
Kelly Hunziker-Boyea
Inland Counter Tops
Sally Irving
Lynne Israel
Mark Jackson
Jones Land Use Planning, LLC
PRESIDENT’S CLUB CONT’D
Morgan and Phileen Jones
Chris & Amy Jurewicz
Kenneth Kahn
Steven and Anita Kaplan
Lynn and Roger Karlson
Janet Kates & Bob Kates
Diana Katsenes
Diane Kees
Mr. & Mrs. Jimmy Kirkgard
John Kirkgard
Marcus and Jolie Kocmur
Nels & Paula Kristofferson
Neal & Sandy Lassila
Roger & Kathleen Later
Steve Libuser
Katie Lichtig
Victoria Lindstrom
Eric & Maren Linkugel
Maxine Littlejohn
Larry & Alice Loh
Lompoc Valley Pediatric Care Center, Inc.
David Lopez
Bob & Susan Lowry
Silver Lumsdaine
Lyons-Shore Charitable Fund
Matrix Document Imaging, Inc.
Mark It Place
Amanda Matuk
Gary & Elizabeth Mayer
Craig & Cheryl McCollum
Mechanics Bank
Michael & Loretta
Merewether
Roya Mokhtari
Mark and Susie Mosby
Curtis Mosso
Munyon Family
Mr. and Mrs. John Nelson
New World Pediatrics
Brittany Nishimori
Casey Ochs
Dan O’Keefe
Virginia Ortega
Jim & Lillian Osborn
Scott & Roxanne Packham
Padden-Rubin Family
Stephen & Lisa Palmer
Paradise Chevrolet
Kala Parker
Judith Petraitis
Play It Again Sports
Dan & Liz Powell
Precor
Darryl Priest
Craig Prentice
Promega Biosciences
Amanda & Justin Rackley
Bill & Jane Rader
Robert Ramey
Derek Rapp
David Raulin
Raymond James & Associates
Raytheon
Red Door Safety
Laura Redman
Chad Ritchie
The River Community Church
James Roberts
Oscar & Silvia Rodriguez
Larry Rosen
Rotary Club of Lompoc
Joan Rothberg
Matt & Natalie Rowe
Ric & Penny Ruffinelli
Housing Authority City of San Buenaventura
Jim & Nancy Schicker
Andrew Schmoller
Schreier Family Foundation
Adrienne Schuele
Robert Sears
Sempra Foundation
Yvonne Serros
Robert Shanbrom & Xiaoping Cheng
Mary Sharp
Chuck and Missy Sheldon
Ruth & Dan Shepard
Michael Shimada
Alexander & Kathy Simas
Gary Simpson and Jill Nida
Clint & Laura Slaughter
Ronald & Drexel Smiley
Solvang Rotary Foundation
Ken & Ronna Sorenson
Linda Sorensen
Carolyn Spainhour
John Spatafore, Attorney at Law
Thomas & Tricia Speidel
Josh Spiker
Carolyn Stankis
Pat & Terry Straehley
Erwin Straehley
Lark Stevens
Carol Gemberling Stewart
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sullivan
Randall Sunday
Stefan & Tara Teitge
Joe Storment
Nicolas Teng
Yolanda Terbell
J & Kathryn Thompson
Lucy Thoms-Harrington & Tim Harrington
Gary Thorne
Maureen Tolson
Douglas Trawick
Daniel Troy
RJ Uchiyama
United Parcel Service UPS
Rachel Van Mullem
Ventura MarathonMile 26
Cynthia Vizcaino Villa
Megan Voshell
Debra & Bob Wacker
Maria Waggoner
Richard Wagner
Walter R Anderson Insurance Services Inc.
Dan and Stacey Watkins
James & Teri Watts
Kathleen Weinheimer
West Coast Financial
William Williams
Dr. Jim & Kathryn Woodburn
James Workman
Kevin Yardi
Dr. Michael Young
Ron Yukelson & Paula Sigman
Ralph Ziegler Jr.
HERITAGE CLUB
Ms. Margo Adams*
Deborah Anders & Harold Altman
Carol and Dean Anders
Karine Anderson
James Armstrong
Tracy and John Bear
Vanessa Bechtel
Peter and Laura Berson
Marilyn Branch
Virginia Branch
Mr. Robert Brigden*
Ms. Danielle Brinkman
Ada-Marie Bowers*
Jessie & George Breytspraak*
Bob & Patty Bryant
Mr. and Mrs. Buccola
Margo and Mike Byrne
Mr. & Mrs. Darren Caesar
Will Cunningham
Jack Dimock*
Mr. James Dodson*
Lynda Fairly
Ms. Ferrari & Dr. Lawson
Mr. and Ms. Mark Fingerlin
Mrs. & Mr. Fraser
Adeline & Richard Freeman*
Mr. David Gibbs
Dr. and Mrs. Glenn*
Carolyn Grant*
Mrs. Laura Gulovsen
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Halme
Ms. Cindy Halstead
Timothy Hardy & Patricia Pinkerton
Richard Harris
Mrs. & Mr. Hernandez
Daniel & Mandy Hochman*
Ruth Hochman*
Heinz Hoffman*
Mr. Merrill Hoffman*
Mrs. & Mr. Hughes
Mr. Daniel Jaeger
Dale Johnson*
Weston Johnson
Mrs. Bailey Jurewicz & Mr. Jurewicz
Lynn Karlson
Ms. Diane Kees
Mrs. Jane Kievit*
John M. Koelsch
Marian Koonce*
Jaylon & Jason Letendre
Mrs. & Mr. Lindros*
Ms. Nancy Maxson
Carol and Richard McCurdy
Willard & Susanne McEwen
Andrea & Doug McFarling
Mr. and Mrs. Merewether
Paul E. and Margaret A. Mistele
Helene Mussbach*
Gary and Anna Nett
Mr. David Novis
Mr. Bruce O’Neal*
Mr. and Mrs. Osborn
Mr. Charles Ott*
Mickey & Marie Plaut
Rick & Ruth Politte
Mr. and Mrs. Powell
Lawrence Praissman
Mr. & Mrs. Price
Larry Rosen
Natalie & Matthew Rowe
Mrs. & Mr. Rutherford
Mrs. Miriam Schwab*
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Shimada
Mary Jo Simon
Ellie & Sam Starfas
Ms. Amber Stevens
Mr. Douglas Stewart
Pat & Terry Straehley
Brad Sullivan*
Mrs. Pamela Swenson
Leslie Thomas & Richard Salzberg
Richard & Frederica Welch
Dana White
Manuela and Grady Williams
Mrs. & Mr. Wineland
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Yamasaki
* Gone but not forgotten.
The Channel Islands YMCA is grateful for all donations. To change your listing or if your listing is missing, please contact your YMCA branch Executive Director.
OUR MISSION
As a leading nonprofit, the Y is committed to strengthening communities throughout the nation. Your local Y seeks to fill gaps in community services and develop activities, strengthening communities across San Luis Obispo, Santa Barbara, and North Ventura counties.
Believing that everyone should have the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive, the Y nurtures potential and brings people of diverse backgrounds together. The Y has a local presence and national reach, mobilizing local communities to affect lasting, meaningful change.
The Channel Islands YMCA is a charitable organization providing programs based upon Christian principles to people of all ages, races, religious beliefs and economic status to promote Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility.
CHANNEL ISLANDS YMCA