TOGETHER WE CAN DO MORE GOOD
YMCA of Greater Williamson County » 2019 A N N U A L I M P A C T R E P O R T
Dear Friends,
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omeone once said, “behind every effective not-for-profit agency are some effective community leaders.” The YMCA of Greater Williamson County is no exception to that rule. So, what does an effective not-forprofit agency look like? One possible way to consider measuring the effectiveness of a not-for-profit might be to gauge the level of “burden" that the not-for-profit “eases off the back” of local, regional, or state governments. Not-for-profits, like the YMCA, receive their charitable status because they provide necessary community services, and as a result, the government does not have to or can reduce the amount of taxes utilized for that purpose. Consequently, our taxes can be utilized for other pressing community benefits, which improves the quality of life for all of us. When a not-for-profit agency effectively funds and provides programs that develop youth, promotes health, relieves hunger, minimizes homelessness, etc. it creates community support in ways that traditional government-funded models often cannot. Community leaders volunteer, sponsor, donate, monitor, and fundraise to ensure that not-for-profit services are available to all and meet the community's expectations and the expectations of those that support it.
CONTENTS The not-for-profit model polices itself while internally adapting and responding to fluctuations in funding sources or the agency’s desire to expand. The 2019 YMCA of Greater Williamson County Annual Report focuses on the events and activities that help fund the critical community services that our YMCA provides. Furthermore, this edition highlights the key volunteers that provide the leadership, whose resources, and behind the scenes momentum inspired and ensured the events’ success. Our YMCA is pleased to be associated with these phenomenal community leaders who, through their actions, have shown that our YMCA is a “charity of choice.” This designation validates the good work that we do and truly speaks to the value of our services and how they meet a pressing need in our community. We hope you enjoy this year’s report and, like us, find yourself celebrating and reflecting on the amazing people behind the scenes who bring the YMCA to life.
Association Totals............................... 4 Overview................................................ 5 YMCA Camp Twin Lakes................. 6 »7 Twin Lakes Family YMCA............... 8 »9 CHASCO Family YMCA................ 10 »11 YMCA of the Highland Lakes.....12 »13 Georgetown Family YMCA..........14 »15 Hutto Family YMCA.....................16 »17 Y Afterschool...............................18 »19 Triangle of Honor....................... 20 »21 Youth Participation........................... 22 Financials............................................ 23 Leadership................................... 24 »25 Donors......................................... 26 »27 Our Branches + Map......................... 28
Sincerely,
JEFF ANDRESEN President/CEO of YMCA of GWC
GREGG MILLER Chairman of the Metro Board
YMCA of Greater Williamson County » 2019 A N N U A L I M P A C T R E P O R T
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OUR Y'S WAY TO SOCIAL IMPACT ASSOCIATION TOTALS FUNDS RAISED*
1,182,130
* Each year our YMCA raises funds that provide Direct Financial Assistance to individuals and groups in need.
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS**
+ $425,214 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT***
1,607,344
$
** Volunteerism has been a driving force in the strength and power of our civil society since this country’s founding. The independent sector has announced that the latest value of a volunteer hour is $25.43. This shows the incredible contributions volunteers make in our communities and country.
*** The funds we raised plus the community support by ultilizing volunteer leadership lowers the cost of programs and maximizes participation. This number gives us the "big social impact picture".
34,000+
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 4
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TOGETHER WE CAN DO MORE GOOD
T
he YMCA of Greater Williamson County has a promise to our community to be a place that they can turn to for support when it’s needed most. With the help of our gracious donors, sponsors, and volunteers, the YMCA of Greater Williamson County worked year round to fund the Annual Campaign in 2019. 100% of every dollar raised for the Annual Campaign went directly back to the community to fund scholarships for YMCA programs such as: Childcare, Youth Sports, Outdoor Education, Military Support Camps, Swim Safe, Active Seniors, and so much more. The support from our donors and sponsors is not just a monetary donation, it is the hope and reassurance to those in our community that are living through uncertainty. It gives reassurance to a single parent that their child will have a safe place to go after school, to parents who are unable to afford to register their kids for youth sports, to a Veteran that struggles to support their family’s needs when returning home from active duty, or to a Senior who looks forward to that much needed face-to-face interaction
with their Y family. It is our commitment to never turn away someone in need, and because of your support we are able to keep that commitment. Thank you is never enough when it comes to YOU and the impact that you bring to our community, but we want to share a heartfelt “THANK YOU” to all of our volunteers, donors, sponsors and members for being a part of the YMCA of Greater Williamson County family and supporting our mission so that TOGETHER, we can continue to do more good.
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t YMCA Camp Twin Lakes we are proud to offer an Outdoor Education program. This program offers teachers an opportunity to enhance student learning experiences without detracting from the base curriculum. This program enriches and reinforces classroom learning through engaging with the great outdoors. In 2019 we hosted over 1,100 students in our 3-day and 2-night Outdoor Education program. Through this program we were able to reach many students who would not have otherwise had the opportunity to explore camp and all it has to offer! We strive to help the participants grow in the YMCA’s five core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. At Camp Twin Lakes we aim to provide a safe and positive environment for participants to engage and develop. We hope all participants leave with an appreciation for nature, feeling of accomplishment, strong self-esteem, lasting friendships and memories.
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES TOTALS
Outdoor Education
FUNDS RAISED
144,630
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $8,137
TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
152,767
$
1,149
# OF PEOPLE RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 6
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VO LUN TEER OF THE Y EA R
CINDY KEELER Cindy Keeler has been a huge advocate of Camp Twin Lake’s Outdoor Education Program from the beginning. She has been a key driver in encouraging learning outside the classroom and because of that over 600 students have experienced this camp!
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he Twin Lakes Family YMCA hosted the 24th Annual Five Miler, 5K, and Kids 1K in November. A huge thank you to our wonderful sponsor Dr. Swanson Cedar Park Chiropractic & Acupuncture! This event provides a great way to be active and come together as a community in Cedar Park. We strive to set an example and encourage the community to set goals towards a healthy living lifestyle, and this event is one way to help us accomplish this goal. With over 250 participants in this annual event, the Twin Lakes Family YMCA raised $5,000 for our Annual Campaign.
T W I N L A K E S FA M I LY YM C A
24th Annual 5 Miler Sponsored by Dr. Jeff Swanson Chiropractic & Acupuncture
TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA TOTALS FUNDS RAISED
132,000
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $153,263 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
285,263
$
= 8
8,290
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
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VO LUN TEER OF THE Y EA R
DANA BURNS Dana Burns has been a member of the YMCA for many years and joined the Twin Lakes Board of Directors just over a year ago. She settled in quickly and has taken on an extraordinary amount of responsibility as she oversees their construction committee and makes it a priority to stay in touch with all of the members. She gives so much of her time and talent back to the Y and she is a great asset to the Twin Lakes Family YMCA team!
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hristmas Dreams and Snowy Things is our annual free community event for kids of all ages to come together and play in the snow! This event is generously sponsored by Nyle Maxwell Family of Dealerships. Over 90,000 pounds of ice is brought in for this event to create the dreamy snow atmosphere. We are so thankful for this partnership and could not have such a successful event without them! Christmas Dreams and Snowy things provides rides, inflatables, slides, food, and so much fun to the community! This event is held at the CHASCO Family YMCA in December offering all families of the community to come out and help spread the Christmas spirit. The CHASCO Family YMCA is very passionate about this event and the ability to give back to our community. This event provides a safe place for everyone to come together and for the YMCA to share our core values and give back.
C H A S C O FA M I LY YM C A
2019 Community Event Christmas Dreams & Snowy Things Presented by Nyle Maxwell Family of Dealerships 10
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA TOTALS FUNDS RAISED
282,000
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $134,080 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
416,080
$
18,349
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
=
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VO LUN TEER OF THE Y EA R
KRISTIN STEVENS Kristin Stevens has been involved with the Chasco Family YMCA as a Board Member for many years. Over the past year, Kristin's leadership as the Branch Board Chair has provided a vision that has seen partnerships prosper like the "Camp in Motion" and Recruitment of Board volunteers. Kristen was also key in planning the fun time through a Capital Campaign to kick off our renovation to serve our community for many years to come.
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MCA of the Highland Lakes hosted the 2nd Annual Casino Night fundraiser for the YMCA Annual Campaign. Attendees enjoyed a night at the races in their own hometown! Games, silent auction, great food, and company was enjoyed by all. Thank you to our title sponsor DIJ Construction and all who attended to make this night a huge success. We raised over $40,000 to go toward the YMCA of the Highland Lakes new Teen Center coming in 2020. We could not have done this without the support of our sponsors: Camm and Louise Larry, Rockaway RV Park, Linda Bayless, Susan Henson DMD, PA, and Tristar Utilities.
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES TOTALS
Casino Night
FUNDS RAISED
50,000
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $32,751 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
82,751
$
2,664
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 12
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VO LUN T EER OF THE Y EA R
SCOTT MILLS Scott Mills is a once in a lifetime volunteer. He goes above and beyond the call of service and wears many hats. Scott is involved in the swim and dive program for many years, has served as a volunteer dive coach, swim official, dive official, repair man, special event help, and special equipment lender. Even though Scott no longer has children in the Highland Lakes programs he continues to dedicate much of his time volunteering with the Highland Lakes YMCA. His passion for excellence, service, and sense of duty is humbling.
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he Seeds of Strength grant of $15,000 allowed the Georgetown YMCA to provide full-day summer camp for 4 weeks in July to 40 kids in grades 6-9. The funds specifically provided scholarships for kids of economically-disadvantaged families living and working in Georgetown. The Seeds of Strength program focuses on kids in grades 6th – 9th. Affordable youth programs and organizations can be hard to find, and the Georgetown Family YMCA is proud to offer a program to this age group who normally have a lack of activity geared towards them during the summer break. The Seeds of Strength program allowed for the YMCA to provide a variety of fun activities during the summer. The participants went on several different local daily field trips and had new experiences that they may not have ever had the chance to. Field trips from the Georgetown Public library to archery and BB gun practice at Camp Burnet. The summer was filled with lots of fun, lifelong friendships, and lasting memories!
GEORGETOWN FA M I LY YM C A
GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA TOTALS
Seeds of Strength
FUNDS RAISED
24,500
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $3,814
TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
28,314
$
617
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 14
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VO LUN T EER OF THE Y EA R
DR. RON SWAIN & ALEX GARCIA-ELLIS OF TH E GE TSE MA NI CO M M U NIT Y C ENT ER
The Getsemani Community Center was the first community partner to truly say “Yes” to the Georgetown Family YMCA. Over the course of 2019; Getsemani has hosted countless soccer games, helped encourage little players, made parent potlucks/BBQ’s successful, provided translation for our Y programs, helped register youth who needed the Y, stored our supplies, and have most importantly helped our Georgetown community see the YMCA is truly for all.
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he 2019 Henrietta Hoopla was a huge success! Attendees enjoyed a night of great food, drinks, and company as they played games, enjoyed the reverse raffle and participated in a great silent auction. The event raised just over $30,000. 100% of the dollars raised at this event went directly back to the Hutto community to fund scholarships for programs like: Childcare, Youth Sports, Active Older Adult programs, Swim Safe, and so much more! We could not have done this without the support of our sponsors: Doug Fell Cattle, Hutto ISD, Pfluger Associates, BancorpSouth, Kona Ice, Mayberry & Associates, Realty, Titan Development, LLC Waste Management, Baird/Williams Construction LTD, ACDI, TSTC, and of course our community!
H U T TO FA M I LY YM C A
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA TOTALS
Henrietta Hoopla
FUNDS RAISED
61,000
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $70,282 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
131,282
$
2,160
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 16
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VO LUN TEER OF THE Y EA R
LOGAN MAGGART Logan has coached soccer for the branch every season for the past year and has been recognized by the Hutto branch for his commitment to the growth and development of the children in the community. Logan is a true leader and always does it with a smile on his face!
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outh and Government is a national program of the Y that involves thousands of teens nationwide in state-organized, model government programs. This is the 6th year the Y has participated in the Youth and Government program. This program provides leadership opportunities, civic engagement, and the opportunity to practice democracy. This year we attended the 2020 State Conference where we had a total of 5 Leander schools and 41 students attend. We competed in Legislative, Trial Court, and State Affairs. Of the 41 students who participated, 5 students received Outstanding Club Leader Awards, 3 students received Distinguished Delegate Awards, 4 students served in leadership positions and 1 school received the Premiere Delegation Award. For the first time, students from our Y were elected to be representatives. Amod was elected the Speaker of the House. While Athvait was elected as the House Clerk. Congratulations to all of our students! We are so proud of your hard work and dedication put into this program!
Y AFTERSCHOOL
Y AFTERSCHOOL TOTALS
Youth & Government
FUNDS RAISED
443,000
$
VALUE OF VOLUNTEER HOURS
+ $22,887 TOTAL DONATIVE EFFORT
465,887
$
755
# OF PEOPLE WHO RECEIVED DIRECT FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE
= 18
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VO LUN T EER OF THE Y EA R
REBA MUSSEY Reba Mussey has been working with the YMCA GWC as a RRISD administrator for many years and has had two of her own children in the Y Afterschool program for the last several years. Reba has been instrumental in supporting Y Afterschool as they have expanded the pilot program across the county. Her support and willingness to provide a strong partnership has allowed Y Afterschool to grow and advance in providing quality care for children in RRISD and many other districts.
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Y M C A O F G R E AT E R W I L L I A M S O N C O U N T Y
2019 CHAIRMAN'S ROUND TABLE DINNER
Charlie Culpepper 2 019 TRIANGLE OF HONOR I ND UC TEE
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hatever endeavor Charlie involves himself in – politically or civically – he is all in. As mayor, he almost single-handedly helped recruit and get the Express Minor League Baseball team and Dell Diamond to Round Rock. Working with Reid Ryan he tirelessly sought voter approval to get what is now a fixture and marquis Triple A Astro minor league club to Round Rock. Secondly, he got a half-cent (1/2) sales tax passed to be used for transportation when, as a city, we were almost locked down with traffic congestion. Charlie was also part of organizing what is now the Toll Road Authority. All to help get Round Rock traffic moving. In all areas of civic club leadership and political leadership, Charlie is a respected leader and voice. His first thought is always what is good for Round Rock. Our city today would not be recognized as one of the best places in America if it had not been for Charlie. YMCA of Greater Williamson County » 2019 A N N U A L I M P A C T R E P O R T
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YOUTH PARTICIPATION I N Y P RO G R A M M I N G MARTIAL ARTS
1,987
6 WEEK PROGRAMS
2,532
BIRTHDAY PARTIES
2,716
CAMPS
2,860
KIDS NIGHT OUT
4,784
GYMNASTICS
5,632
FITNESS PROGRAMS
6,040
YOUTH SPORTS
7,186
FREE FAMILY FRIDAY SPECIAL EVENTS
9,694 12,155
Y AFTERSCHOOL & PRESCHOOL AT THE Y
13,281
CHILD WATCH
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107,306
YMCA of Greater Williamson County » 2019 A N N U A L I M P A C T R E P O R T
FINANCIALS YEARS ENDED DECEMBER 31
2018 AUDITED
2019 AUDITED
CONTRIBUTIONS
$2,601,226
$3,175,278
MEMBERSHIP FEES
7,068,695
7,231,873
PROGRAM SERVICE FEES
18,379,041
19,577,474
SCHOLARSHIPS
-1,157,535
-1,156,407
INVESTMENTS
68,826
104,520
OTHER REVENUE
412,826
428,187
$27,373,079
$29,360,925
REVENUES
TOTAL REVENUE & OTHER SUPPORT
EXPENSES $13,391,045
$13,519,590
OCCUPANCY
2,598,699
2,465,121
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
2,050,578
2,193,070
PROGRAM SUPPLIES
1,978,494
2,121,658
OTHER OPERATING EXPENSES
2,209,236
2,432,901
DEPRECIATION
1,449,074
1,997,275
358,041
341,774
TOTAL EXPENSES
$24,035,167
$25,071,389
CHANGE IN NET ASSETS
$3,337,912
$4,289,536
NET ASSETS AT BEGINNING OF YEAR
$39,963,848
$43,301,760
NET ASSETS AT END OF YEAR
$43,301,760
$47,591,296
SALERIES & RELTATED PAYROLL COSTS
NATIONAL YMCA SUPPORT
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LEADERSHIP SENIOR LEADERSHIP
METRO BOARD OFFICERS
PRESIDENT & CEO Jeff Andresen
CHAIR Gregg Miller
CHIEF FINANCIAL OFFICER Kellie Bolin
VICE Charlie Culpepper
VP OF HUMAN RESOURCES Lucy Regimbal
TREASURER Shaun Tuggle
VP OF MARKETING/ C O M M U N I C AT I O N S & M E M B E R ENGAGEMENT Laura Arredondo
S E C R E TA R Y Keith Hickman
V P O F YO U T H D E V E LO PM E N T Brian Spence V P O F O P E R AT I O N S - W E S T David Stryjewksi V P O F O P E R AT I O N S - E A S T Cameran Bahr
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BOARD DEVELOPMENT CHAIRS Cary Rabb/Steve Laukhuf FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT CHAIR Don Eddleman HUMAN RESOURCES CHAIR George White PUBLIC POLICY CHAIR R. Mark Dietz
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF FINANCIAL DEVELOPMENT Sandy Mitschke
S T R AT E G I C P L A N N I N G C H A I R Cary Rabb
E X E C U T I V E D I R E C TO R O F FAC I L I T I E S Rich Carlton
CHRISTIAN EMPHASIS CHAIR Jeff Gaddis
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BOARD MEMBERS John Avery Joe Baker [H] [T] Roy Beard [T] Jim Boles [T] Kim Britton Buddy Crossley [H] Charlie Culpepper [T] Mark Dietz [T] Mike Doss Don Eddleman Joyce Fritz Jeff Gaddis Chaz Glace [H] [T] Tom Glenn Keith Hagler Ron Hagood [T] David Hays Scott Herndon Keith Hickman Dauphen Jackson Steve Laukhuf Blake Magee Nyle Maxwell Lee McIntosh Danny Meigs Gregg Miller** Deanna Miller Carl Miller [H] Felix Munson John Nelson [H] Cary Rabb A. Jay Rimovsky Jon Sloan Zach Smith Trey Taparauskas Tim Timmerman Norman Trubee Shaun Tuggle George White [T] Kat Willis
TWIN LAKES FA M I LY YM C A BOARD MEMBERS
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES BOARD MEMBERS
Joe Adams Laura Balla Dana Burns Tony Colvin Greg Davis Denise Geiger Richard Hawks Hector Hernandez Trent LaMonica Jaun Pablo Mondragon Barbara Shaffer Chris Tovar** Eric Zeno
Nancy Allen Jann Barnett Linda Bayless David Bennett Brooke Breedlove Trey Brown Max Cardenas Tim Denton Julia Evans Dottie Floyd Rachael Hausman Kim Howell Louise Lary Sallye Long Ashley Lunsford Roger Moore Lori Ringstaff Tara Rockafellow Stephen Peres**
HUTTO FA M I LY YM C A
CHASCO FA M I LY YM C A
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES
August Alvarado Shannon Bohm Russ Boles Bryon Borchers** Renee Byrd Anne Cano Joel Coombs Gary Franke Ruth Gaul Henry Gideon Kelley Hammeren LC Mayberry [H] Kara Pinnelli Robbin Ray Michael Smith Michelle Smith Kim Wheeler
Garret Blount Tyler Deck Ashley Deli Chuck Glace Scott Guilfoyle Patrick Hamilton Jen Henderson Mark Horan Lee Idom Pauline Law Justin Lawhorn Michelle Ly Cody Marburger Brian Outlaw Debbie Rippstein Ross Schneider Steve Stapp Kristin Stevens** Lora Weber Snow White Mike White
James Anderson** Brent Baker Debbie Bauerkemper Adrian De La Cruz Jonathan Fox Melinda Fox Ron Hagood Celina Henry Keith Hickman Regina Munson Jack Walzel George White
BOARD MEMBERS
BOARD MEMBERS
BOARD MEMBERS
GEORGETOWN FA M I LY YM C A BOARD MEMBERS
Barbara Brightwell George Brightwell Karen Cole Ron Garland Doug Groves Gordon Logan Elizabeth McFarland Danny Meigs** Bob Novello Karron Wilson
** Board Chair [H] Honorary Member [T] Triangle of Honor Member
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2019 DONORS & PARTNERS We are deeply grateful to the following donors and partners for their generosity and support of the YMCA of Greater Williamson County. These gifts fuel our determination to truly create "a better us." and Tim Timmerman ANNUAL CAMPAIGN Leslie Mark and Joyce Fritz
DIAMOND
CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $49,000 - $10,000 Acension Seton Medical Center Williamson Anonymous Austin American Statesman-Swim Safe Grant Austin Christian Fellowship Big Boy's Fishing Trip Blake Magee Company Emerald Lawns Georgetown Health Foundation Keith and Becky Hickman Loyal IT Partners Nancy and Nyle Maxwell Steve Laukhuf T-Mobile Foundation Texas Stars Foundation The Shattuck Foundation Wag A Bag
PLATINUM CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $ 9 ,9 99 - $5, 0 0 0 Anchor-Ventana Anonymous Avery DevCo Baylor Scott & White Healthcare Carl and Deanna Miller Cedar Park Chiropractic Clinic Cedar Park Nissan Danny and Wynn Floyd Floyd R. Carlson Charitable Trust Kent and Jill Toomey
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Photo TX Photography Precor Fitness Equipment Round Rock Rotary Club Sport Clips SRI Monogramming The Sutkevicius Family Victory Designs Promotional Products
GOLD PRESIDENT’S CLUB
R. Mark and Melissa Dietz Robin and Russell Fontenot Rod Reames Ron and Carolyn Hagood Roy and Denise Beard SCORE Sports Sean and Kristin Stevens Shevawn and Jack Walzel Steve and Shonnie Stapp The Horan Family Tom and Jeannie Marie Ellis Toyota Of Cedar Park Trent and Elena LaMonica
$ 4,999 - $2,500
RED
A. Jay Rimovsky and Family Anonymous Buckeye Cleaning Centers Cat's Landscape Services Charlie and Kathy Culpepper Covert Hutto Dauphen Jackson Emerson Process Management Executive Cleaning Group First Texas Bank George and Sally White H-E-B Tournament of Champions Charitable Trust Hill Country Bible Church Northwest Hines Pool & Spa Independent Bank Jeff and Tammy Andresen Jim and Monti Boles John and Donna Robertson Jon E. and Becky Sloan JP Morgan Chase Bank Kona Ice Larry and Susan Smith Lott Brothers Construction Company, LTD. Mays Street Boutique PMB Helin Donovan LLP R Bank
PRESIDENT’S CLUB $2,49 9 - $1,500 Amegy Bank Anonymous Ben E. Keith Company Bill's Burgers Brad and Belen Thorne Brungot Farms Camp Longhorn Cary Rabb Chuck Glace Dady Insurance Danny and Lisa Harris efg&m Benefits Gene and Linda Bayless Gene and Tina Lawhon Gibraltar Global, LLC Insurepointe of Texas Jennifer Kenson Jim and Linda Black Joe England Joel and Hallie Coombs Joshua Phillips Kat Willis
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Kitty Hessler Konica Minolta Lisa Koen Lone Star Aquatic Club Michelle Cornelissens O'Connell Robertson Peggie Fink Reese and Alison Ryan Round Rock Travel and Tours Snow White Techline Pipe The Krischke/LaRue Family The Phelps Family The Stryjewski Family Thermasol of Round Rock Texas Toppan Photomasks, Inc. Van Houten & Associates YMCA Of Greater Pittsburgh
BLACK PRESIDENT’S CLUB $ 1 , 4 99 - $ 1 , 0 0 0 Aetna - Christopher Blanchett Airco Mechanical Anonymous Ascension/Seton BBVA Compass Beck Funeral Home Beverly and Patrick Hamilton Bill and Carol Robertson Brent and Angela Baker Brian and Sarah Spence Burnet Chicken Express Chris and Donna Powell Chris and Robbin Graham Club Com, LLC Cody Marburger-Nolan Ryan Beef Danny and Linda Meigs David and Tammy Hays
Debbie Rippstein Dick and Sara Rathgeber Doug Grimm Dustin and Katie Forsythe Farmers Insurance - Doug Gaul Agency Firetrol Protection Systems Fox TelPro Georgetown Railroad Company Gregg and Gail Miller Hill Country Swim Boosters Humana Hutto Lions Club I-Speak Jack and Nancy Frazier James and Michelle Smith Jan Williams Jay Yerrington Jermaine Michael Casey Jerry and Linda Bradley Josh Brown Judy and John Avery, Sr. Kathleen Stanko Kayla and Lee Idom Kellie and Connor Bolin Kim Britton Kolbi Andresen Lawhorn & Moore Insurance Lew Curatolo Lona and Chris Bergman Louise and Camm C. Lary, Jr. Mark and Shannon Bohm Marsh/Wortham Insurance McIntosh Holdings, LLC Michael and Kim Klotz Michael J. Smith Michael Walsh Mike Callen Morgan Dental Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carey Naples Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery NAVCON Group Nelson Family Partnership Nolan Ryan Foundation Paradigm Metals Incorporated Phillip and Carla Hooper Plains Capital Bank Poke-e-Jo's Smokehouse, Inc. Randall and Maria Guidry Regina Munson Riverside Resources Corporation Rockaway RV Park Roger and Angela Moore
Round Rock Orthopedics and Rehab Round Rock Women's Club Sandy and Shelby Mitschke Scott Guilfoyle Sean and Megan Petty Shawn Trotter Southern Hills Baptist Church Stego Industries, LLC Texas Corrugators, Inc. Texas Crushed Stone The Arredondo Family The Hermanek Family The Oslovar Family The Regimbal Family The Shuttles Family The Weiser-Cummings Family Thom and Michelle Fairleigh Thomas Gammon Tom Glenn Tovar Construction Company Wadeco Construction Co., Inc. WakePoint LBJ, LLC Zachary and Danielle Duel
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN OVER $1 ,0 0 0 A. Jay Rimovsky Allison Notgrass Anonymous Anonymous Anonymous Ashley Deli Brad and Belen Thorne Brent and Angela Baker Brent and Denise Geiger Byron Hendrix Carl and Deanna Miller Carolyn and Cameran Bahr Cary Rabb Cathleen Phelps and Family Charlie and Kathy Culpepper Chaz Glace Chris Tovar Chris and Donna Powell Chuck Glace Dana Burns Danny and Linda Meigs Danny and Wynn Floyd David and Tammy Hays David and Dana Stryjewski
Debbie Rippstein Debbie and Ron Bauerkemper Diana and Karl Wiggins Don and Linda Eddleman Ellen R. Skoviera Felix and Lori Munson George and Kitty Hessler Gregg and Gail Miller Henry Maya Jack and Shevawn Walzel Jeff and Tammy Andresen Jeremiah Williams Jim and Monti Boles Jimmy Anderson Joe Adams John S. Avery and Family Jon and Becky Sloan Jonathan and Melinda Fox Joshua Bedre Juan Pablo "JP" Mondragon Karalei Nunn & Tom Nichols Kathleen Willis Keith and Becky Hickman Keith and Marcia Hagler Kellie Bolin Kolbi Andresen Laura Arredondo and Family Lee Bullard Lee and Amanda McIntosh Linda and Jim Black Lisa Koen Lora and Jay Weber Louise and Camm Lary, Jr. Lucy Regimbal and Family Mark and Joyce Fritz Mark and Kristi Horan Matthew Brooks Michelle Cornelissens Mike Litton Mitch Altman Nyle and Nancy Maxwell Pat and Sherri Arrington Peggie Fink R. Mark and Melissa Deitz Raul Hernandez Regina Munson Rich and Kristina Carlton Ron and Carolyn Hagood Rosemary and John Nelson Roy and Denise Beard Russ and Cheree Peterson Sally and George White Sandy Mitschke Scott Herndon Sean and Kristin Stevens Family Snow White and Family Steve Laukhuf Steve and Shonnie Stapp
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