TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA Annual Report

IT TAKES MANY VOICES TO TELL OUR STORY 2011-2012 Impact Report TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Executive Letter . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1

Youth Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Healthy Living . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Social Resonsibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Y Program Sites & Service Area . . . . . . . . . . 5

Financial Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

George Williams Society . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7

President’s Club . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Chairman’s Round Table . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9-10

The Joys of Giving Back . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Donors $500-$1,499 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

Volunteer Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13-14

Staff Leadership . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15

Dear Friends:

At the Y, strengthening communities is at the heart of our mission.

Whether you’re a member of our facility, give to our Annual Community Support Campaign, or volunteer in one of our programs, you can be proud of the work we have accomplished in the past year.

As you browse through our Impact Report, we hope you will enjoy reading stories from individuals who have benefitted from being a part of the Y family.

Their stories are OUR stories and are evidence of our positive impact on the community.

Because of your dedication to the Y, we are able to touch the lives of countless seniors, children and families.

Thank you for your commitment to our cause!

Sincerely,

Robert G. Shafer Executive Director/Vice President

Steve Fechner Chair, Board of Managers

This year, our Torrance-South Bay YMCA was honored by the City of Torrance with the prestigious Torrance Advantage Award for Quality of Life Community Investor.

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NURTURING OUR YOUTH

Guiding our future generations to becoming healthy, productive members of society is as important to our work today as ever before. The Y as an organization is well known for our efforts to nurture the potential of every child and teen, and your Torrance-South Bay YMCA is no exception!

BUILDING LEADERS DAILY

Hearing Shreyas Tirumala share his Youth & Government experience is enlightening. While describing a session with almost 3,000 other politically-minded kids as euphoric, he goes on to explain that this is one of the few programs in which teens can eagerly discuss topics as specific as helmet safety regulation and as obscure as the virtues of economic hegemony.

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT AT A GLANCE

• With 13 locations in Torrance, our before- and after-school child care sites enrolled 825 children, giving their parents peace of mind knowing their kids are well taken care of in a safe, nurturing environment.

• Y Adventure Guides created unique bonding experiences for 1,386 parents and their children.

• 1,357 kids learned the value of teamwork and physical fitness through our youth sports and recreation programs.

• Our summer resident and day camps gave 4,838 youth the opportunity to gain independence, try new things, and make lifelong friends.

A surprising benefit has been the friendships he has made within the Torrance-South Bay delegation. He attributes this positive experience to “the tireless effort put forth by a staff of exceptional advisers. Not only are they understanding and wise, but they teach us so much more than I could have ever imagined about life and leadership.”

When asked to sum up his Y&G experience, Shreyas says, “One doesn't merely learn about how our state government works or the importance of civic duty; one learns how to be a moral person. Simply put, Youth & Government is absolutely amazing.”

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PROMOTING HEALTHY LIFESTYLES

HEALTHY LIVING AT A GLANCE

In all program areas, the Y focuses on improving the health and well-being of our community. Our Healthy Lifestyle counselors and supportive staff provide the tools and encouragement necessary for individuals to reach their fitness goals.

• As one of the most frequented Ys in Los Angeles, we have engaged more than 15,330 households and hosted 517,533 visits to our fitness facility.

• 7,984 individuals discovered the benefits of low impact workouts through water exercise classes and swim lessons offered through our Aquatics Program.

BETTER PHYSICALLY AND EMOTIONALLY Pete Chavez’s story is one of hope.

Just a few years ago, Pete was defeated. After enduring a series of financial hardships and physical ailments including back and knee problems, high blood pressure and anxiety, his doctor encouraged him to begin exercising. One of his friends told him to check out the Y.

On his first day, Pete could barely walk through the door.

While he felt scared and insecure, the welcoming Y staff informed him of all the opportunities that are available to those like him seeking to be more active. Under the guidance of our Healthy Lifestyles trainers, his health slowly improved. Eventually, he became a regular around the fitness facility!

Perhaps most surprising was that the better Pete felt physically, the better he felt emotionally. For him, the YMCA became more than a place to keep fit. He says, “The Y is my salvation. It’s like another world here – the staff is like medicine to me!”

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HELPING EACH OTHER

At our core, the YMCA is centered around giving back and supporting our neighbors. Our work to foster social responsibility – whether through our Senior Nutrition & Socialization Program, Military Family Support Program, and Annual Community Support Campaign – illustrates our efforts to fulfill our cause and is what distinguishes us from other organizations.

DELIVERING ON OUR CAUSE

As a youngster in Wyandotte, Michigan, Ed Carmody was sponsored by the YMCA to attend summer camp where he enjoyed crafts, swimming, canoeing, and playing games and group sports.

SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY AT A GLANCE

• Approximately 300 volunteers helped to raise more than $638,000 during our Annual Community Support Campaign.

• As part of our work to ensure that EVERYONE has the opportunity to benefit from our programs and offerings, our Y provided $755,924 in financial aid to deserving individuals, seniors, and families.

• Our community’s elderly benefited from more than 50,000 meals through our Senior Nutrition & Socialization Program which also encourages camraderie and friendship.

Who would have thought that decades later, Ed would once again be reunited with the Y – this time through our Senior Nutrition & Socialization Program. After being diagnosed with myelodisplastic syndrome, a condition in which he does not produce enough bone marrow, he found that he could not leave his house other than to receive his bi-weekly blood transfusion at the hospital. A visit from his sister in 2010 prompted him to sign up for our Home Delivery Program through our Carson Senior Site.

This unique offering is a lifesaver, providing homebound Carson seniors with hot, healthy meals on a daily basis. However, a nutritious, tasty and varied menu is just one of the benefits of our Home Delivery Program. Participants also build a rapport with their delivery person and look forward to their visits. Ed says, “I look forward to seeing my delivery person Robert every day.

He’s quite nice and always on time.”

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Y PROGRAM SITES & SERVICE AREA School Age Child Care

Preschool

Senior Nutrition & Socialization

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Military Family Support Program Day Camp

Parent Child Program

SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE

Adams Elementary 2121 238th St., Torrance Anza Elementary 21400 Ellinwood Dr., Torrance Arlington Elementary 17800 Van Ness Ave., Torrance Arnold Elementary 4100 W. 227th St., Torrance Edison Elementary 3800 W. 182nd St., Torrance Hickory Elementary 2800 W. 227th St., Torrance Lincoln Elementary 2418 W. 166th St., Torrance Riviera Elementary 365 Paseo de Arena, Torrance Seaside Elementary 4651 Sharynne Lane, Torrance

Towers Elementary 5600 Towers St., Torrance Victor Elementary 4820 Spencer St., Torrance Walteria Elementary 24456 Madison St., Torrance Wood Elementary 2250 W. 235th St., Torrance

PRESCHOOL

Levy Adult School 3420 W. 229th Pl., Torrance

DAY CAMPS

Charles Wilson Park On Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance

PARENT CHILD PROGRAM

Torrance-South Bay YMCA 2900 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance 5

SENIOR NUTRITION & SOCIALIZATION

Carson Community Center 801 E. Carson St., Carson Perry Park Senior Center 2308 Rockefeller Lane, Redondo Beach Torrance-South Bay YMCA 2900 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance Veteran’s Park Senior Center 309 Esplanade, Redondo Beach

MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM

Torrance-South Bay YMCA 2900 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance

USING RESOURCES WISELY EXPENSES

TOTAL EXPENSES: $11,756,574

Reserves/Depreciation 6% Building Services 8%

Healthy Lifestyles and Physical Education 16%

Program Support Services 14% Preschool and School-age Programs 23% Administration and Fundraising 18%

Government Grants 2%

Program Activity 48%

Other 1%

Camps, Youth and Family Programs 15% Private Contributions 12%

Membership 37%

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INCOME

TOTAL INCOME: $11,756,574

GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY

The YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles’ George Williams Society honors those individuals and organizations who have cumulatively given outright and irrevocable deferred gifts of $100,000 or more to our Association. Continued support from these donors enables us to address the ongoing needs of our community, both now and for generations to come.

RED TRIANGLE ($100,000 - $249,999) Airsearch Mfg. Co. of California Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. Anastasi Development Co., LLC Stephen and Virginia Burns Terry Chism Karl Fechner Norman and Virginia Loos The Ralph and Calista Marzullo Family Trust Delia McCulloch John and Carmen McGee Nissan North America, Inc. Real Properties Resources Inc. South Bay Toyota Surf Management, Inc. Karl and Lotte Walther Watson Land Company

GOLD TRIANGLE ($1,000,000 +) Marvin and Patricia Clarke Gerald and Carol Marcil Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Southern California Building Funds Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. Weingart Foundation SILVER TRIANGLE ($500,000 - $999,999) American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Bank of America Los Angeles Lakers Youth Foundation Northrop Grumman Corporation Lloyd and Beth Olson Phil and Margaret Pelland The Estate of Gordon Snider BRONZE TRIANGLE ($250,000 - $499,999) Anonymous Boeing Company ExxonMobil Foundation Wendell and Madelyn Harter Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Francis and Hisako Kudo Ruth Kueser Elizabeth "Bess" McNeal Larry and Jane Rosen Torrance Rod & Gun Club Torrance Y's Men's Club 7

PRESIDENT’S CLUB

President’s Club members ensure the sustainability of the YMCA by naming the Torrance-South Bay YMCA to some degree in their will; naming the Torrance-South Bay YMCA as the eventual recipient of some portion of a life insurance policy; creating a uni-trust, annuity trust, gift annuity, pooled fund, short-term or life estate program to benefit the YMCA, or by making an outright gift of $25,000 to the endowment fund. Our Y acknowledges the following individuals who have included the YMCA in their estate plans or make a significant endowed gift: Anonymous Bill and Linda Applegate Mike and Becky Austin Robert and Marilyn Baker Martin and Cheryl Bauer Lawrence and Patricia Beymer Kenneth and Lois Blake Virginia Bourbonnais Barbara Burgess John and Barbara Cairns David and Francine Cason Sue Linder Clavin Ronald and Norma Day Gilbert and Ethel Derouin Arleigh and Linda Dotson Ed Escovar John and Peggy Farr William and Doris Forrest Henry and LeAnna Fox Ray and Vivian Frew Terry and Karen Gebhard Wendell and Madelyn Harter Ernest Johnson Keith and Lois Jones Sharon Kalani Leonard and Trudy Kane Leonard and Betty Kasari Jerry and Patricia Kinnan Gene and Patricia Koester

Gerald and Susan Kouzmanoff Ted and Marlyn Lawson Joan Leitner Catha J. Loomis Norman and Virginia Loos Hedy Lutz Dr. Wing and Joyce Mar Gerald and Carol Marcil Phillip and Barbara Materi Delia McCulloch Tim and Trish McDonald John and Carmen McGee Pat and Lisa McGinty David Mitchell Dorothy Morrissey Eunice Morrow William B. Oberholzer Hugh Pendleton Nick and Sabine Peters William and Barbara Rendahl Larry and Jane Rosen Grady and Nadene Sain Dave and Toni Sargent Bob and Judy Shafer Anne Smith Laura Steidley Ted Stiff Dr. Richard S. Tenn Bonnie Testerman 8

Torrance Rod & Gun Club Lisa Van Ingen Pope and Mark O. Pope* David and Luise Villasenor Karl and Lotte Walther Irene Wilson Marilyn Wotton Kirk and Sandy Zielomski *New

CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE

Our Chairman’s Round Table consists of individuals, businesses, foundations, and organizations whose generous contributions demonstrate their shared commitment to strengthening our community. With gifts of $1,500 or more between March 1, 2011 and February 29, 2012, these friends help to ensure that our Y is able to continue promoting youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.

FOUNDER ($25,000 +) American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Anonymous Steve and Lori Fechner; Surf Management, Inc. Gerald and Carol Marcil The Ralph and Calista Marzullo Family Trust The Gloria & John O. Schmidt Charitable Fund Ralph Scriba The Estate of Gordon Snider Torrance Y's Men's Club Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc. STAKEHOLDER ($10,000 - $24,999) BP America Inc. Steven Chang Karl Fechner Kenneth T. & Eileen L. Norris Foundation Southern California Edison INVESTOR ($5,000 - $9,999) Aisin World Corp. of America Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. Anonymous Joe Buck Buff & Shine Mfg., Co. Nancy Bush and Dr. Donald Baune; Nancy Bush, Inc. Gary Delaney Hotchkis Foundation Ed McCall Tim and Trish McDonald Northrop Grumman Corporation PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP Saatchi & Saatchi L.A.

Bob and Judy Shafer Torrance Rod & Gun Club Toyota Financial Services US Bank Grace Yeh BENEFACTOR ($2,500 - $4,999) Anonymous Arcadia, Inc. Brad Baker Ronald and Mary Bartlett Terry and Kristen Bichlmeier; Bichlmeier Insurance Services, Inc. Dell Employee Giving Program Dr. Thyra Endicott and Rev. Jonathan Chute Ed Escovar ExxonMobil Foundation George P. Johnson Company Zaffar and Teresa Hassanally Mark Hebson; Farmers Insurance Jon and Lisa Kaji; Kaji and Associates John Koenig and Cindy Tobis Las Hermanas Susie Lines Michael McKinney Professional Auto Transport Moses Ramler and Darcy Cunningham Rick Rice; Letterhead Factory Roger Rombro Sandpipers, Inc. The Stewart Company TCI Precision Metals Union Bank Watson Land Company 9

CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE – CONTINUED

MEMBER ($1,500 - $2,499) Aetna Life Insurance American Business Bank Anthem Blue Cross Bill and Linda Applegate Dan and Heidi Ashcraft B/T Western Corporation Baker, Burton & Lundy Lee Barden Richard Bardwil Gene and Linda Barnett Stephen Beck Blue Shield of California Brigante, Cameron, Watters, Strong, LLP Carnegie Marketing Associates CBRE Chevron Corporation County of Los Angeles Michael Derk Tim Dickins; ISU - ERG Insurance Agency Epson America, Inc. Gary and Yuki Escovar Excellence in Motivation John Fellows III Henry and LeAnna Fox Ray and Vivian Frew Isaac and RyAnne Gardner Greg Gillam Green Hills Memorial Park Scott and Kerri Henry Jim and Joanne Hunter Kenneth Hurley ITP Strategic Leonard and Betty Kasari John and Mindy Kirk Gerald Kouzmanoff Ted and Marlyn Lawson M Advisory Group Magnum Builders

Malaga Bank Gary "Mando" Maldonado Phillip and Barbara Materi John and Carmen McGee Carrol Meyer James Michalka William Oberholzer Pacific Crest Cemetery Nick Peters; Peters Realty Center Kirk and Linda Retz Dean and Susan Reuter; Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Jamie Reyes Rotary Club of Del Amo Rotary Club of Redondo Beach Dan Roundtree S B Management Corp Dave and Toni Sargent George Schuler; Oarsmen Foundation Scott Robinson Honda Alex and Mei-Ling See; King Shabu Shabu Sonja Sevcik and Daniel Duffy Jay and Tosca Stepter Bart Tendick Torrance Memorial Medical Center UPS Strategic Accounts Lisa Van Ingen Pope and Mark O. Pope Robert Van Lingen; Van Lingen Towing Mark Ventresco David and Luise Villasenor Walmart Karl and Lotte Walther Web Service Company, Inc. Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. White & Day Mortuaries James Wood Cynthia Woodruff-Neer and Mark Neer Joe and Linda Zeiler 10

THE JOYS OF GIVING BACK Years ago, the Y played a key role in strengthening Carrol Meyer’s family. The oldest of three children, Carrol’s son Rick would hop on his bicycle every day after school, starting in his later elementary years and lasting through high school, and head to the local YMCA in Glendale. A single mother working full-time back then, Carrol says, “The Y was a God-send to me, knowing that my son was well taken care of every day.”

Carol’s son Rick heading to the Y!

That peace of mind extended into the summer, as Rick attended Y camp each year, eventually growing into a counselor himself at Camp Fox on Catalina Island. Carrol remains a firm believer in the value of the YMCA in “keeping kids out of trouble” and shaping young lives for the better.

After Carrol re-married, she continued her involvement in the community. Her Husband, Stan, was an active leader of numerous organizations throughout the area including the Redondo Beach Rotary Club and the Torrance-South Bay YMCA. When the new community center of our Y was being built, the Rotary Club and Carrol together made a significant gift in honor of all the good work that Stan had accomplished in his life.

Today, Carrol remembers the Y’s constant presence in her family’s life with gratitude. She does not hesitate to return the support that she received when her family needed it most.

Every year, through long-time Y champion Jerry Marcil, Carrol makes a generous contribution to the Torrance-South Bay YMCA’s Annual Community Support Campaign, knowing that the funds she gives will in turn help another family to thrive with the Y.

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DONORS $500-$1,499

We are thankful to these individuals and organizations for their contributions made between March 1, 2011 and February 29, 2012:

SUPPORTER ($1,000 - $1,499) Grace Adhikari Mike and Becky Austin Richard Barton Sylvia Bender BrightRoll, Inc. Pat Byrnes; Actuarial Consultants, Inc. Charles Abbott Associates Inc. City National Bank Mike Cobo Delta Dental of California Arleigh and Linda Dotson Farmers and Merchants Bank First California Bank Linda Gottshall-Sayed Tom Hacking Jerome and Lori Haig Hansen Seto, LLP Wendell and Madelyn Harter Philip Hartwell Michael Heffner International Commercial Capital Corp.

Life Fitness Lighthouse Career Encourage USA Longo Toyota Magnetic Components Engineering Marangi Investments, Inc., DBA Dynamic Fitness Solutions and Logistics Geneva Martin Lloyd and Elaine Mistele Northrop Grumman E.C.H.O. Jennifer Osborn Robert Palmer Peter Pepper Products Redman Equipment & Mfg. Co. Inc. Riviera Center Management Brian Romias Floyd Sanger Robert Schachter Tom and Kim Solomon Rick Thompson Torrance Police Officers Assn.

Torrance Senior Line Dance Class

ADVOCATE ($500 - $999) Joyce Adams Jean Adelsman Mike Aguallo Sara Aguallo Ashley Austin Bachiero Event Services Brooks Bell Narain Bhatia Scarlett Billis Jim and Carolyn Box Tom Buescher Stephen Burns Ken Bush Cigna HealthCare Cloudbreak Properties, LLC Crusader Insurance Company Custom Goods, LLC Bryan Dean Dave and Sarah Delgado Denso Sales California, Inc. Double Tree Hotel Torrance South Bay Scott Douglas Gina Endom Debra Fagan FedEx Services First Insurance Funding Corp.

Joan Fletcher William Forrest Fusion Logic, Inc. Giacomo Gallai Hay Liong Gan Gerber Ambulance Service Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of the South Bay Juliet Jakosalem-Fair Joannie Jorczak Keenan & Associates King Harbor Marina, Inc. Meryl Lee

Carol Magee Dr. Wing and Joyce Mar Mar Ventures, Inc. Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell Tom McCarthy Scott Mills Steven Moore Mulligan Family Fun Center Muramatsu & Associates Newbar Management Paige Oshan Pension & Benefit Insurance Services Preferred Bank Phillip and Carolyn Ragatz Research Tool & Die Rich Development Co. Edward Riglin Iola Rooney Larry and Jane Rosen Safariland Ltd., Inc. William Salter Vicky Sargent Fred Simmons Greg Snider Rebecca Stephens Stewart Filmscreen Ned Stromme Subsurface Imaging, Inc. The Torrance Windemere L.P. Torrance Auto Repair Torrance Firefighters Assn.

Charles Trieloff Fred Ung United Way Melissa Velasco Vince's Spaghetti Dan and Mary Vogelzang Mark and Patti Vollmer Wedgewood Enterprise Corporation Joe Zanetta Tashi Zouras

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, please contact us at 310-325-5885 if you identify any omissions or errors.

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VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Steve Fechner, Chair Board of Managers

Heidi Ashcraft Immediate Past Board Chair

Nancy Bush CEO Bush & Associates Property Management

Pat Byrnes President Actuarial Consultants, Inc.

Jon Kaji, Co-Chair Board & Financial Development Commitee Steven Chang President John Kirk, Chair ABA Industry, Inc. Membership Committee Gary Delaney Jerry Marcil, Chair Senior Vice President Community Support Campaign Wells Fargo of California Insurance Tim McDonald, Chair Services, Inc. Budget & Finance Committee Tim Dickins Cynthia Woodruff-Neer, Chair President & CEO Program Committee ISU – ERG Insurance Agency Robert Van Lingen, Chair Thyra Endicott, MD Property & Safety Committee Radiation Oncologist Torrance Memorial Medical Center Dan Vogelzang, Co-Chair Board & Financial Development Commitee Steve Fechner President Surf Management

BOARD OF MANAGERS William Applegate President The Applegate Company Heidi Ashcraft Chief Financial Officer Ashcraft Design

Ronald Bartlett Partner PricewaterhouseCoopers LLP

Terry Bichlmeier Executive Vice President Bichlmeier Insurance Services, Inc. Michael Borovay, MD Physician Providence Medical Group

Merrietta Fong Principal Fong & Associates, CPAs

LeAnna Fox Long Beach Unified School District (Retired)

Jerome Haig Attorney at Law LA County Alternate Public Defender Zaffar Hassanally President REC Development, Inc.

Mark Hebson Owner Farmers Insurance Group 13

Scott Henry Vice President De La Rosa & Co., Inc.

Kenneth Hurley VP-Chief Administrative Officer, Commercial Banking US Bank

Jon Kaji President Kaji & Associates

John Kirk President & CEO White & Day Mortuaries

John Koenig Executive Vice President AISIN World Corp. of America

Ted Lawson Senior Vice President CB Richard Ellis Inc.

Carol Boots Magee President Torrance Plumbing and Heating Jerry Marcil President Palos Verdes Investments, Inc. Barbara Materi Allied Signal (Retired)

Timothy McDonald Vice President International Rectifier

VOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP – CONTINUED John McGee Torrance Unified School District (Retired)

Mike McKinney Associate Partner Hendricks and Partners

Lloyd Mistele Consultant Toyota Financial Corporation

Stephan Morikawa Asst. Vice President American Honda Motor Co., Inc. William Oberholzer Senior Vice President Preferred Bank

Kirk Retz Attorney at Law Barker, Burton and Lundy

Robert Van Lingen President/Owner Van Lingen Towing, Inc. Mark A. Ventresco Partner Crowell, Weedon & Co. Dan Vogelzang President M Advisory Group

Patti Vollmer Regional Vice President American Business Bank Karl Walther Borg Warner (Retired)

Dean Reuter Principal Architect Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Alex See Project Manager ACTA Inc.

Mark Smith Executive Vice President Malaga Bank Tom Solomon President The Stewart Company

Ned Stromme First Vice President Farmers and Merchants Bank

Neil Swartz Corporate Manager, North American Parts Distribution and Operations Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc. 14

Cynthia Woodruff-Neer Senior Vice President, General Counsel Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Grace Yeh Refinery Attorney Exxon Mobil Corporation

STAFF LEADERSHIP

Robert G. Shafer Vice President / Executive Director

Vicky Sargent Operations Executive Director

JC Bass Asst. Director, Development Ami Costa Director, Youth and Family Art De La Rosa Director, Aquatics Gloria Dimas Director, Youth & Adult Sports Sharon Drobka Sr. Program Director, Community Programs Isaac Gardner Director, Healthy Lifestyles

Erin Inaba Sr. Program Director, Community Programs Tina Jordan Sr. Director, Healthy Lifestyles & Membership Susan Moreno Director, Older Adult Services Tanya Schumann Director, Administrative Services Lisa Van Ingen Pope Sr. Director, Development

Mattie Aguallo Director, Edison Enrichment Annette Aguirre Director, Arlington Child Care Site Ashley Austin Director, Arnold Child Care Site Cassandra Buzze Director, Anza Child Care Site Justine Crowe Director, Riviera Child Care Site Lisa Daddario Program Director, Child Care Sue Gaetani Manager, Carson Senior Home Delivered Meal Charlotte Hood Director, Wood Child Care Site Brigitte Kaninda Director, Hickory Child Care Site Shirley Lederhos Manager, Torrance Senior Nutrition Site

Cindy Marroquin Director, Victor Child Care Site Danielle Morvice Director, Seaside Child Care Site Elizabeth Munoz Director, Walteria Child Care Site Roberta Painter Manager, Redondo Beach Senior Nutrition Site Vanessa Rocha Child Care Coordinator Suzette Saldonido Director, Preschool Alejandra Torres Director, Lincoln Child Care Site Melissa Velasco Sr. Project Coordinator, Development Calleen Wade Director, Adams Child Care Site Keli Welton Director, Towers Child Care Site

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TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA

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