TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA - annual report 2014

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT 速 FOR HEALTHY LIVING FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

MAKING A DIFFERENCE 2014 Impact Report

TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA

TABLE OF CONTENTS Executive Letter..............................1 Youth Development........................2 Healthy Living.................................3 Social Responsibility......................4 Program Sites & Service Areas....5 Why I Give.......................................6 George Williams Society...............7 President’s Club.............................8

Chairman’s Round Table................9 Donors $500-$1,499..................11 Memorial & In-Kind Gifts............12 Executive Committee & Board Listing.......................13 Using Resources Wisely..............15 Staff Leadership...........................16

Dear Friends, What a year it’s been for our Torrance-South Bay YMCA! With help from supporters like you, we have continued our diligent work to be SO MUCH MORE than a gym.

Thanks to you, our Y has strengthened our community through programs and offerings such as: •

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before- and after-school child care, creating a nurturing environment for over 900 boys and girls during the school year, Youth & Government, empowering nearly 100 teens to develop their public speaking and leadership skills while taking part in the democratic process, our Aquatics department, teaching an estimated 1,300 children essential life-saving water safety and swim skills, summer day and resident camps, keeping approximately 4,500 youth engaged in enrichment activities while promoting friendship and building confidence, and our Adventure Guides, helping almost 1,300 parents and their children to bond through structured events.

In addition to welcoming more than 12,500 members to use our facility, our Y provided $871,062 in financial assistance so that deserving youth, seniors and families in our community may participate in our programs.

For community,

Bob Shafer Sr Vice President / Executive Director Torrance-South Bay YMCA

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Cynthia Woodruff-Neer Alpine Electronics of America, Inc Volunteer Chair, Board of Managers

YOUTH DEVELOPMENT Children engaged at the Y learn the importance of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. Our youth programs are so much more than just basketball leagues and swim lessons. By addressing challenges like the academic achievement gap, childhood obesity, and the diabetes epidemic, we give youth and families chances to grow, learn, and strengthen the communities in which they live.

INSPIRING FUTURE GENERATIONS After attending her first Youth & Government meeting as a sophomore in high school, Sara Kim was hooked. The process of creating bills and fighting for her beliefs awakened her love for advocacy; Model Legislature & Court (MLC: our Y’s program for high schoolers) taught her valuable skills in public speaking, collaborating, debating, and presenting.

When asked about the best lessons she learned from her time with Y&G, Sara’s answer is clear: networking and leadership. She says, “I can confidently say that both my local Y and Youth & Government have not only taught me how to network, but given me numerous opportunities to start. As for leadership, there are endless plates to step up to”. Indeed, Sara’s resume from Y&G is decorated with a variety of leadership positions - board member for our Torrance delegation, statewide committee chair for Spring Conference, and Secretariat (a type of mentor) for our Model United Nations program.

Today, Sara is a proud Y&G alumnus, lauding the positive impact of her experiences while serving as an excellent example of a teen leader in our community.

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HEALTHY LIVING At the Y, we know that a thriving community is one that is healthy. Leading a balanced lifestyle means keeping physically fit, eating well, and maintaining a good work-life balance.

Through long-standing offerings like our group exercise classes and new initiatives like the YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program, we are doing our part to combat lifestyle related ailments such as heart disease, high blood pressure, diabetes, and more.

CHANGE FOR A HEALTHIER FUTURE Stephen didn’t know where to turn. With a high blood sugar level and a significant amount of weight to lose, he knew he had to make a change in his lifestyle – but how? He made several efforts to eat healthier and even took cycling classes, yet nothing was giving him the results he needed to prevent the onset of type 2 diabetes.

Then Stephen discovered our YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program. His cycling instructor suggested Stephen give our innovative program a try.

Stephen and his fellow participants learned to address challenges they faced when trying to eat well and stay active. “The best things the program taught me were to do a weekly weigh-in and to keep a food log to track what and how much I ate,” said Stephen.

These strategies, along with constant encouragement from his YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program leader, Isaac Gardner, and fellow program participants, led Stephen to successfully lose 15 lbs and reduce his hemoglobin A1c. Stephen now exercises frequently, makes better food choices and has adapted a healthier way of life. Thanks to the Y, Stephen now has the tools and confidence to make better choices so he can live a long and healthy life.

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SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY The Torrance-South Bay YMCA is so much more than just a building. Together with our members, volunteers, and supporters, our staff demonstrate the power of what we can achieve by giving back together. For nearly 70 years, our Y has addressed the changing needs of our South Bay community; current examples of this effort include our Military Family Support Program, Senior Nutrition & Socialization Program, and Annual Community Support Campaign.

LIFELONG WELLNESS Mercedes Temprano’s involvement with the Y’s senior program has been reciprocal to say the least. After leaving her marriage of more than 40 years, she initially found solace at her church. Once settled, Mercedes wanted to actively give back to the community.

Fond memories of her children’s involvement in our parent-child program spurred her to seek out the YMCA. At the Y, she began volunteering three times a week for our Senior Nutrition & Socialization Program. While Mercedes was familiar with our community classes such as line dancing and hula, she fell in love with our membership classes such as salsa and zumba during our recent Senior Wellness Week.

With guidance from Y staff, Mercedes was able to qualify for financial assistance so that she could continue to enjoy our healthy lifestyles classes.

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Y PROGRAM SITES & SERVICE AREA

SCHOOL AGE CHILD CARE Adams Elementary

Seaside Elementary 4651 Sharynne Lane, Torrance

Towers Elementary

SENIOR NUTRITION & SOCIALIzATION Carson Community Center

2121 238th St., Torrance

5600 Towers St., Torrance

Anza Elementary

Victor Elementary

Perry Park Senior Center

21400 Ellinwood Dr., Torrance

4820 Spencer St., Torrance

2308 Rockefeller Lane, Redondo Beach

Arlington Elementary

Walteria Elementary

Torrance-South Bay YMCA

801 E. Carson St., Carson

17800 Van Ness Ave., Torrance

24456 Madison St., Torrance

2900 W. Sepulveda Blvd, Torrance

Arnold Elementary

Wood Elementary

309 Esplanade, Redondo Beach

4100 W. 227th St., Torrance

2250 W. 235th St., Torrance

Edison Elementary

PRESCHOOL

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 5

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

SUMMER DAY CAMP Charles Wilson Park on Crenshaw Blvd., Torrance

Veteran’s Park Senior Center

MILITARY FAMILY SUPPORT PROGRAM Torrance-South Bay YMCA 2900 W. Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance

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

WHY I GIVE When Chris Nakagawa turned 13, he began learning the family business—a pet food store in Los Angeles that catered primarily to people with horses, chickens, and ducks. He would race home from school, plow through his homework, and then hurry to Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies to assist his parents, Tom and Meiko Nakagawa.

Today, Chris oversees 15 Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies stores in Southern California. As chairman and CEO, he continues to uphold the work ethic and dedication to his community his parents instilled in him many years ago.

“My folks taught me to always take care of your customers in every sense of the word and always give back to the community,” he said. Chris and Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies support a number of local non-profit organizations, including the Midnight Mission, Heal the Bay, Los Angeles County animal shelters, and the Torrance-South Bay YMCA. Centinela’s first partnership with the Y began through a unique initiative to donate food for the pets of home-bound, low-income seniors in the City of Carson, providing a steady, free supply of food for their beloved companions.

Centinela next offered to hold low-cost veterinary clinics at the Y facility on Sepulveda. Each quarter, members of the community are invited to bring their dogs and cats to the Y to be seen by the vet and receive discounted vaccinations and medications.

Chris, a father of twins and a firm believer in the power of nature in children’s lives, also visited YMCA summer camp to witness first-hand the joys of our campers thanks to Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies’ generous sponsorship of a full cabin each summer. “I was very impressed with the great activities and mind-enriching experiences the Y offers our youth,” said Chris.

“We’re so happy to be able to support our community, from the very young to our more seasoned individuals, through the cabin sponsorships, the vet clinics, and the home-delivered food,” Chris, a new TorranceSouth Bay YMCA board member, continued. “By teaming up with the Y, we know that Centinela is greatly improving the quality of life for our friends and neighbors right here in the South Bay.”

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GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY Members of our honored George Williams Society have cumulatively given outright and irrevocable deferred gifts of $100,000 or more to our YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles Association.

GOLD TRIANGLE ($1,000,000+) Marvin and Patricia Clarke Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Gerald and Carol Marcil The 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 Larry and Jane Rosen The Estate of Gordon Snider Torrance Y's Men's Club

BRONzE TRIANGLE ($250,000 - $499,999) Anonymous Boeing Company ExxonMobil Foundation Karl Fechner Wendell and Madelyn Harter Francis and Hisako Kudo Ruth Kueser Elizabeth "Bess" McNeal

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 Ted and Marlyn Lawson Norman and Virginia Loos The Ralph and Calista Marzullo Family Trust Delia McCulloch John and Carmen McGee Nissan North America, Inc. Dr. Hugh Pendleton Real Properties Resources Inc. Ralph and Loraine Scriba South Bay Toyota Surf Management, Inc. Karl and Lotte Walther Watson Land Company

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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PRESIDENT’S CLUB By naming the YMCA in their estate plans or making an outright gift of at least $25,000 to our endowment fund, those in our President’s Club demonstrate their commitment to ensuring the longevity of our organization. Members of this distinguished group have named the Y in their will or as the eventual recipient of some portion of a life insurance policy; created a uni-trust or annuity trust; or established a named endowed fund with $25,000 or more to benefit the YMCA. Helen and Marshall Anear* Anonymous William and Linda Applegate Michael and Becky Austin Alfred M. Bartick Martin Bauer Lawrence and Patricia Beymer Kenneth and Lois Blake Virginia Bourbonnais Barbara Burgess Stephen and Virginia Burns John and Barbara Cairns David and Francine Cason Susan Linder Clavin Ronald and Norma Day Arleigh and Linda Dotson Ed Escovar John and Peggy Farr William B. Forrest Henry and LeAnna Fox Ray and Vivian Frew Terry and Karen Gebhard Wendell and Madelyn Harter Linda M. Holliday 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 John Leitner Catha J. Loomis

Norman and Virginia Loos Hedy J. 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 H. Mitchell Eunice Morrow William B. Oberholzer Dr. Hugh Pendleton Nick and Sabine Peters William and Barbara Rendahl Larry and Jane Rosen Grady and Nadene Sain David and Toni Sargent Robert and Judy Shafer Anne Smith Ruth E. Sorensen Laura Steidley Ted Stiff Dr. Richard Tenn Bonnie Testerman Ellen and Dan Thomas* Lisa M. Van Ingen Pope and Mark O. Pope David and Luise Villasenor Karl and Lotte Walther Irene Wilson Marilyn Wotton Kirk and Sandy Zielomski *New Member

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE Annual contributions from those in our Chairman’s Round Table help us to achieve so much more as we promote youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility in our community. Thank you to the following individuals and organizations for generously giving $1,500 or more to our Torrance-South Bay YMCA since August 1, 2013: FOUNDER ($25,000+)

BENEFACTOR ($2,500 - $4,999)

American Honda Motor Co., Inc. Anonymous Gerald and Carol Marcil Loraine and Ralph Scriba Steve and Lori Fechner; Surf Management, Inc. Ellen and Dan Thomas Lundquist Cardiovascular Institute; Torrance Memorial Medical Center Toyota Motor Sales U.S.A., Inc.

Arcadia, Inc. Ron Bartlett Nancy Bush and Dr. Donald Baune; Nancy Bush Inc. Pat and Zo Byrnes; ACI Consultants, Inc. Chevron Corporation Michael Derk David and Wendy Eddy Employees Community Fund (ECF) of Boeing California Epson Ray and Vivian Frew Green Hills Memorial Park Zaffar and Teresa Hassanally Mark Hebson; Southern California Trade Contractors, Inc. Hennesseys Tavern Inc. Sharon Kalani John and Mindy Kirk John Koenig and Cindy Tobis Las Hermanas Rick Rice; Letterhead Factory Life Fitness Malaga Bank Carrol Meyer Michael McKinney; Cloudbreak Properties LLC and Vera Properties Oarsmen Foundation Kirk and Linda Retz Rotary Club of Del Amo Sandpipers, Inc. The Stewart Company TCI Precision Metals Lynn and Marilyn Thompson Steve Tochihara UPS Enterprise Accounts Watson Land Company Western Federal Credit Union White & Day Mortuaries Amy Zimmerman

STAKEHOLDER ($10,000 - $24,999) Anonymous Steven and Jia Bee Chang; ABA Industry, Inc. Karl Fechner The Kenneth T. and Eileen L. Norris Foundation Torrance Y’s Men’s Club Tesoro

INVESTOR ($5,000 - $9,999) Aisin World Corp. of America Alpine Electronics of America, Inc. Centinela Feed and Pet Supplies Gary L. Delaney Tom Gray and Christina Jesperson Hotchkis Foundation Susie Lines Ed McCall Tim and Trish McDonald Northrop Grumman Saatchi & Saatchi LA Sandpipers, Inc. Bob and Judy Shafer Southern California Edison Storm Industries, Inc. Patrick and Ellen Theodora Toyota Financial Services U.S. Bancorp Foundation

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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CHAIRMAN’S ROUND TABLE - CONTINUED MEMBER ($1,500 - $2,499) Aetna Life Insurance Bill and Linda Applegate Dan and Heidi Ashcraft; Ashcraft Design John Bacich Baker, Burton & Lundy Lee J. Barden Richard and Julia Bardwil Terry and Kristen Bichlmeier; Bichlmeier Insurance Services, Inc. Brigante, Cameron, Watters, Strong, LLP City National Bank Mike Cobo Comstock, Crosser & Associates Con-Way Inc. - Con-Way Freight Custom Goods, LLC Don Wilson Builders Linda and Gordon Eisenbart Dr. Thyra Endicott and Rev. Jonathan Chute Ed Escovar FedEx Services John L. Fellows, III Henry and LeAnna Fox Garcia-Bentley Construction, Inc. Greg Gillam Hanif Haji; Beach Cities Child Development Center Wendell and Madelyn Harter Kendall J. Hirai Jim and Joanne Hunter ITP Strategic Natasha Kalani Gerald M. Kouzmanoff Ted and Marlyn Lawson M Advisory Group Magnetic Components Engineering Gary “Mando” Maldonado Phillip and Barbara Materi John and Carmen McGee Patrick and Lisa McGinty Lloyd and Elaine Mistele Stephan and Mary Morikawa William B. Oberholzer Pacific Crest Cemeter Providence Little Company of Mary

Dean and Susan Reuter; Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Roger Rombro Dan Roundtree Richard K. Rounsavelle Rotary Club of Redondo Beach Dave and Toni Sargent S B Management Corp Scott Robinson Honda Kevin A. Shannon Tom and Kim Solomon Torrance Rod & Gun Club Michael L. Thompson Lisa Van Ingen Pope and Mark O. Pope Robert Van Lingen; Van Lingen Towing Mark and Amy Ventresco Virco Mfg. Corporation Karl and Lotte Walther Wash Multifamily Laundry Systems Wells Fargo Insurance Services USA, Inc. James Wood Cynthia Woodruff-Neer and Mark Neer Joe and Linda Zeiler

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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DONORS $1,000 - $1,499

$500 - $999

American Business Bank Anthem Blue Cross Richard L. Barton Blue Shield B/T Western Buff & Shine Mfg., Inc. Lee Lee Chou and Jeremy Choi City of Torrance Community Service Dive ‘N’ Surf, Inc. Arleigh and Linda Dotson ExxonMobil Foundation Farmers & Merchants Bank Bruce Greenberg Hansen Seto, LLP Philip Hartwell Kaiser Permanente Medical Center Leonard and Betty Kasari Mar Ventures, Inc. Geneva P. Martin MHN, A Healthnet Company Bie C. Ong PDM, LLP Moses Ramler and Darcy Cunningham Redman Equipment & Manufacturing Co. Riviera Center Management Rolling Hills United Methodist Church Brian K. Romias Floyd C. Sanger Robert Schachter The Gloria & John O. Schmidt Charitable Fund Fred Simmons The Standard Paul Tanaka Torrance Police Officers Assn.

Union Bank, N.A. Yamato Transport

Jean Adelsman Alps Logistics (USA), Inc. Anonymous Ashley Austin Bachiero Event Services Bank Of America United Way Campaign Bay Cities Pet Hospital Brooks Bell Narain M. Bhatia Bowman & Brooke LLP Stephen R. Burns CBRE Jo Chipman Gibson Cooper Michael Delaney Dave and Sarah Delgado Dave DeWolf Scott Douglas Don D. Douthwright Farmers Insurance Giacomo Gallai Gerber Ambulance Service Jerome and Lori Haig Michael Heffner Hotta Liesenberg Saito LLP Independent Insurance Agents and Brokers of the South Bay Innovative Solutions Insurance Services Japanese Automotive Center, Inc. Alexis Jensen Tina L. Jordan John Keenan; Keenan & Associates Timothy Kelly Longo Toyota-Scion-Lexus Dr. Wing and Joyce Mar Masuda, Funai, Eifert & Mitchell Linda and Roy Mekaru

Mitsui-Soko (USA) Inc. Mulligan Family Fun Center Muramatsu & Associates Naritoku Charitable Foundation NAVCOM Technology, Inc. (A John Deere Company) Paige A. Oshan Mark Osterkamp Dana Piazza Theodore O. Porter Adrian R. Ramirez Scott Ramsey Edward Riglin Lori Rodriguez William A. Salter Sandra Sanders Vicky Sargent Sator Soccer Phil Sblendorio Mark and Anita Smith Ned and Sarah Stromme Subsurface Imaging, Inc. Terri A. Tosney Fred Ung Ursa Technologies, Inc. Michel M. Vaccaro Del Vargas David and Luise Villasenor Vince’s Spaghetti Jeanette D. Washington Western Asset Management Mike Wilson Chuck Wong YRC Freight Tashi Zouras

While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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MEMORIAL GIFTS Thank you to the following individuals who made a charitable contribution in honor of a friend or family member this past year.

In Memory of Bob Schierman Jessie K. Austin Kenneth Meyer Lynn M. Michaels Elizabeth M. Rielly

In Memory of Fred Griffin Patricia Unangst

IN-KIND GIFTS

We are thankful for non-monetary gifts of all kinds received from the following donors to help us continue our work fostering our children’s growth, encouraging wellness and healthy choices, and nurturing an environment of caring and support.

Aisin World Corp. of America LA Lakers American Golf Lakewood Country Club Proforma Aquarium of the Pacific Landmark’s Westside Pavillion Dean Reuter Battleship USS Iowa Cinemas Chef Michael Shafer Terry Bichlmeier LA Zoo Spirit Cruises & Yacht Parties Body Glove International Lazy Dog Cafe Sprocket Curtice Booth The LBH Group, Ltd. Stacked Restaurants, LLC Bristol Farms Legoland California Stone Brewing Company Pat Byrnes Letterhead Factory Neil Swartz Centinela Feed & Pet Supplies Stuart Levy Terranea Cerritos Center for the Performing Arts Lexus Dan Thomas Color Me Mine Lomeli’s Italian Restaurant Torrance Marriott South Bay The Comedy and Magic Club Dave Long Torrance Firefighters Assc.

Con-way Inc. - Con-way Freight Los Verdes Golf Course Torrance Police Department Energy Muse Jewelery Jerry Marcil Torrance Y’s Men’s Club Gary Delaney Mike McKinney Toyota Financial Services Gable House Bowl Mulligan Family Fun Center Virco Mfg. Corporation Golfsmith Nestle Visco Golf Tec South Bay Charlene Nishimura Wells Fargo (Long Beach) Kettle Foods Original Tommy’s World Famous Burgers Yonex Corporation USA King’s Hawaiian Bakery Kathleen Pape (BI Worldwide) LA Galaxy Pink’s Famous Hot Dogs While every effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of this listing, we apologize for any omissions or errors.

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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD LISTING EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Cynthia Woodruff-Neer

Jerry Marcil

Mark Ventresco

Steve Fechner

Mike McKinney

Dan Vogelzang

John Kirk

Dean Reuter

Chair Community Support Campaign

Chair Board of Managers

Co-Chair Board & Financial Development Committee

Immediate Past Board Chair and Program Committee Chair

Chair Budget & Finance Committee Co-Chair Board & Financial Development Committee

Chair Property & Safety Committee

Chair Membership Committee

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.

Pat Byrnes

President Actuarial Consultants, Inc.

Steven Chang President ABA Industry, Inc.

Lee Lee Chou

Instructional Director LAUSD

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Gary Delaney

Hanif Haji

David Eddy

Mark Hebson

Senior Vice President Wells Fargo of California Insurance Services, Inc. Sr. Business Technology Solutions Delivery Manager Toyota Financial Services

Steve Fechner President Surf Management

Merrietta Fong

Partner Fong & Associates, CPAs

LeAnna Fox

Retired Long Beach Unified School District

Tom Gray

Managing Partner Retirement Protection Group

Jerome Haig

Attorney at Law Law Office of Jerome J. Haig

Executive Director Beach Cities Child Development Center

Ted Lawson

Senior Vice President CB Richard Ellis Inc.

Craig Leach

Farmers Insurance Group

President and CEO Torrance Memorial Medical Center

Scott Henry

Carol Boots Magee

Kenneth Hurley

Jerry Marcil

Managing Director Stifel VP-Chief Administrative Officer Commercial Banking US Bank

Sharon Kalani

Family Service Counselor Green Hills Memorial Park

John Kirk

President & CEO White & Day Mortuaries

John Koenig

President Sales & Marketing AISIN World Corp. of America

Realtor RE/MAX Estate Properties President Palos Verdes Investments, Inc.

Barbara Materi Retired Allied Signal

Timothy McDonald Vice President International Rectifier

John McGee

Retired Torrance Unified School District

Mike McKinney

Senior Vice President Hendricks-Berkadia

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE AND BOARD LISTING - CONTINUED Lloyd Mistele

Kirk Retz

Jay Stepter

Mark A. Ventresco

Stephan Morikawa

Dean Reuter

Ned Stromme

Dan Vogelzang

Alex See

Neil Swartz

Karl Walther

Consultant Toyota Financial Corporation Asst. Vice President for Corporate Community Relations American Honda Motor Co., Inc.

Chris Nakagawa

Chairman and CEO Centinela Feed and Pet Supplies

William Oberholzer Senior Vice President Preferred Bank

Dana Piazza CPA PDM, LLP

Attorney at Law Retz Law Owner Reuter & Reuter, Inc. Co-Owner King Shabu Shabu

Mark Smith

Executive Vice President Malaga Bank

Tom Solomon

President The Stewart Company

Account Executive CBEYOND First Vice President Farmers and Merchants Bank Vice President and General Manager North American Parts Distribution & Operations Toyota Motor Sales, U.S.A., Inc.

Steve Tochihara

Business Development Manager Bofi Federal Bank

Vice President Financial Advisor Merrill Lynch Wealth Management President M Advisory Group Retired Borg Warner

Cynthia Woodruff-Neer

Senior Vice President, Chief Legal & HR Officer Alpine Electronics of America, Inc.

Robert Van Lingen President/Owner Van Lingen Towing, Inc.

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USING RESOURCES WISELY Building Services – 8% Camps/Youth and Family Programs/Seniors/Leadership – 26%

EXPENSES

Administration – 11%

Total Expenses - $11,260,934 Reserves/Depreciation – 13% Preschool and School Age Programs – 22% Healthy Lifestyles and Physical Education – 20%

INCOME

Membership - 38%

Total Income - $11,260,934

Other – less than 1% Government Grants – 2% Private Contributions – 10%

Program Activity – 50%

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STAFF LEADERSHIP Bob Shafer

Sr. Vice President / Executive Director

Vicky Sargent Operations Executive Director

Lisa Van Ingen Pope

Sr. Director of Development

JC Bass Asst. Director of Development

Ami Costa Youth and Family Director

Art De La Rosa Director, Aquatics

Sharon Drobka Sr. Program Director, Community Programs

Isaac Gardner Director, Healthy Lifestyles

Jesse Goldstein Director, Youth & Adult Sports

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 16

The Torrance-South Bay YMCA puts Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.

TORRANCE-SOUTH BAY YMCA 2900 West Sepulveda Blvd., Torrance, CA 90505 (P) 310 325 5885 (F) 310 539 6049 (W) www.ymcala.org/tsb facebook.com/tsbymca