Campaign Progress Report

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OUR COMMUNITY

OUR FUTURE

MADISON AREA YMCA 111 Kings Road • Madison, NJ 07940 973.822.9622 • madisonareaymca.org

FAMILY CENTER EXPANSION CAMPAIGN REPORT

EXCITING DEVELOPMENTS POINT TO A BRIGHT FUTURE Dear Friends, As a nonprofit community institution the Madison Area YMCA provides nearly $700,000 each year in financial assistance to those who would not otherwise be able to participate in the Y’s programs and services. Since opening our doors on Kings Road in 1962, our membership has more than doubled and our YMCA is bursting at the seams with activity. While we rejoice in this participation and growing membership, we also recognize that our current Family Center needs to be expanded in order to better serve the community now and in the future. To do this, the Board of Directors and management have undertaken a capital campaign to expand and enhance our Y. I am pleased to share the strong progress we have made in this regard. In January of 2018, we received approval from the Madison Zoning Board of Adjustment to move forward with our Y Family Center expansion plan. I am also delighted to announce that the Board has unanimously approved the $12M project budget. We are finalizing the expansion design with architects and our construction management team this fall, and our plan is to break ground in mid-2019. We have received more than $5.6 million in donations and pledges and are continuing to seek and secure major gifts. The plan is to expand opportunities for giving with a broader community campaign in early 2019. We are proud of our community’s generous giving and excited to continue the momentum. Thank you for helping to make our vision a reality. Scot Guempel Board Chair Madison Area YMCA

FALL 2018

FUNDRAISING UPDATE (As of November 1, 2018)

$5.6 MILLION

$62,632 85 $2,250,000 $1,059,190

To date, we have received over $5.6 million in donations and pledges in our initial “quiet phase” of fundraising and are continuing to seek and secure major gift opportunities. Average gift Total donors Two gifts of $1M+ Current Board of Directors giving

NEW SPORTS AND RECREATION CENTER

NEW EIGHT LANE COMPETITIVE POOL


FAMILY CENTER EXPANSION CAMPAIGN REPORT

FAMILY CENTER EXPANSION CAMPAIGN REPORT

OUR CHALLENGE

NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

Our community is a wonderful place to live and work, but many of our neighbors struggle with a variety of concerns. The Y is committed to helping all people live better lives.

COMMUNITY CHALLENGE

THE MADISON AREA YMCA RESPONDS

Drowning is the second leading cause of accidental death in children under 14.

The Y offers swim lessons for all ages, with a focus on youth and toddlers. Each week, more than 550 kids learn to be safer and more confident around water at the Madison Area YMCA.

Today’s child spends an average of seven hours in front of a screen each day, but only four minutes outside playing.

Through youth sports, day camp, aquatics, gymnastics and many more activities, kids and teens interact socially at the Y, learning healthy habits that can last a lifetime.

Morris County has seen a 21% rise in adult obesity since 2010. Obesity and inactivity can lead to diseases such as diabetes, heart disease and more.

The Y is a leader in combating lifestyle-related diseases with group exercise programs and wellness coaching. Plus, we help people recovering from injuries or dealing with chronic illness to remain active and improve their health.

Nearly one out of ten Morris County residents couldn’t afford to visit a doctor in the past year.

The Madison Area YMCA is a source of education and support on issues such as nutrition, wellness and stress management.

The number of people age 65 or older will double between 2000 and 2030.

The Y is truly for all ages. We make a special effort to welcome and connect hundreds of active older adults through wellness, volunteering and social activities.

OUR COMMUNITY OUR FUTURE CAMPAIGN Madison Area YMCA Family Center

Eight Lane Competitive Pool

$1,500,000*

Warm Water Therapy Pool

$750,000

Aquatic Center Observation Deck

$500,000

Competitive Pool Dry Land Training Area $250,000

Sports and Recreation Center

$2,500,000

Basketball Court

Full-Court Scoreboard

$250,000

Half-Court Scoreboard (North)

$150,000

Half-Court Scoreboard (South)

$150,000

Fitness and Wellness Center

NEW LOBBY AND RECREATION AREA

$1,000,000

$1,500,000

Community Multiuse Room

$250,000*

Functional Training Area

$250,000

Group Exercise Studio

$250,000*

Mind/Body Studio

Sports Performance Area

$250,000

WARM WATER THERAPY POOL

$250,000

Aquatics and Sports Community Areas

To address these challenges, and to offer multiple paths to wellness for all people, here is our plan:

• Meet demand for swim lessons. • Offer more youth water safety programs.

$7,500,000

Aquatics Center $3,300,000

OUR PLAN

FUNCTIONAL TRAINING AREA

AQUATICS CENTER EXPANSION Add new pool and upgrade existing pool to:

NEW EXPANDED HEALTH AND FITNESS AREAS

SPORTS AND RECREATION CENTER EXPANSION Construction of new full-size gymnasium providing: • Enough room for youth and adult basketball games and practice. • Flexibility to divide into two side-by-side courts for volleyball, basketball and other activities.

WELLNESS AND FITNESS CENTER EXPANSION • Expand Fitness Center and re-purpose existing spaces. • Offer more programs to manage and prevent chronic disease. • Create meeting/gathering spaces for small groups.

INTERESTED IN LEARNING MORE ABOUT THE FAMILY CENTER EXPANSION CAMPAIGN?

Aquatics and Sports Center Lobby

$1,000,000*

Welcome Center

$250,000

Lobby Stairwell

$250,000

Naming opportunities may be subject to change. *Naming opportunities may be reserved. Please inquire for other naming opportunities at levels below $150,000.

• Offer more non-impact exercise. • Bring swim team back to the Y.

MEMBER, PROGRAM AND STAFF ENHANCEMENTS Support members and staff by enhancing and relocating small group, community and staff gathering and workspaces around the facility.

STRENGTHEN INSPIRE ELEVATE DONATE

Contact President and CEO Diane Mann at 973-822-9622 x2249, email CapitalCampaign@madisonymca.org, or contact Sharon Kunas (x2279), Amie Herman (x2226), Leigh Anne Soroka (x2232), Suzanne Flynn (x2237), or Darlene Labady-Dorceus (x2266).

LEADING THE WAY

BOARD OFFICERS

Denise Bone

Jonathan Kozy

YMCA CAMPAIGN AND BOARD LEADERSHIP

Scot Guempel, Chair

Robert Carrington

Georgeanne Limbach

CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP CABINET

Jean King, Vice Chair

Joanne Chouinard-Luth

William O’Shaughnessy

Liz and Gary Fisch, Co-Chairs

Jessica and Michael Griffin

Diane Mann, President

Alex D’Amico

Pratish Patel

Nancy and Scot Guempel

Michael Griffin, Treasurer

Deborah Fineman

Mary Jo Saunders

Christine and Michael Gilfillan, Co-Chairs

Adrienne and Dillard Kirby

Art Powell, Secretary

Catherine Foucher

Kevin Smith

Michael Gilfillan

Susanne von der Linde

Denise and Dennis Bone Astri Baillie and John Kimball Helen and Michael Caulfield Deborah Fineman Catherine Foucher

Art Powell

BOARD OF DIRECTORS Steven Goldstein Martha Anderson

Anne Hargrave

Astri Baillie

Patricia Haverland

Robert Beattie

Steve Jensen

David Blackwell

Michelle Kean


INSPIRING CHANGE Trends in Community Benefit: Form 990; 2012-2017 The Y. For a better us. MADISON AREA YMCA TM

COMMUNITY BENEFIT

2017 2017

Program & Membership Subsidies

COMPOUND ANNUAL GROWTH Program & Membership Subsidies RATE = 13.3% Free Community Activities

Free Community Activities

Community use of facilities

Financial Assistance

2012

2012

Financial Assistance Financial Assistance

(CAGR)

Program & Membership Subsidies

Free Community Activities

Community use of facilities

Community Use of Facilities

Value of Volunteer Hours

INCREASE OF $878,571

Value of Volunteer Hours

Value of Volunteer Hours

TOTAL: $1,009,356

TOTAL: $1,887,927

FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE

48

Kirby Center children received financial assistance in 2012.

172

Financial assistance Family Center memberships were awarded in 2012.

This has grown to Kirby children in 2017. CAGR = 12.4%

86

205

Camp weeks were awarded in 2012.

214

were awarded in 2017. Increase of 4.5%.

278

weeks were awarded in 2017. CAGR = 6.3%

PUBLIC SUPPORT

Raised in 2017 through gifts, grants & contributions:

Annual Support

$1,294,231 Capital Support

$1,891,275

9.0% of total support in 2017 vs 7.7% in 2012. CAGR = 12.3% The Y USA goal is 15%.

52.2% of total expense

53.7% of total expense

was salaries in 2012.

9.7million

$

2012 Total Revenue

combined Annual & Capital support in 2017. CAGR = 29.8%

13.1% of total support in 22.1% of total 2017 vs 1.6% in 2012. support in 2017 CAGR = 68.3% (including capital gifts).

EMPLOYMENT INVESTMENT TOTAL REVENUE

$3,185,506

was salaries in 2017.

14.4million

$

2017 Total Revenue


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