YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE
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LETTER
PRESIDENT AND CEO
JACK GOOD
Corporate Board President
DEAR FRIENDS, “Teenagers today…” Most people finishing that thought might not do so in a positive fashion. We sometimes hear words like: lazy, disrespectful, self-centered, disinterested, rude, etc. These sentiments are really no different than generations past have felt about their own teens. Leading an organization that works with thousands of teens annually, the above description is far from what we feel is the truth. These days, there seems to be a great deal that can make us feel negative and disenchanted. From the economy to the environment, from the lack of opportunity to the grid-locked political climate, there is so much that can frustrate us. From an organization with firsthand knowledge, please know that our teens – our next generation – are not something that should fall into this category.
MISSION The YMCA of the North Shore is committed to education and the values of caring, honesty, respect and responsibility. Our Y provides all children, adults and families, regardless of income, with opportunities to develop a healthy spirit, mind and body.
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE STATEMENT In 2011, the YMCA of the North Shore provided more than $2.2 million in financial assistance for 9,500 children and adults who were unable to pay for Y memberships and programs. Financial aid was made available thanks to the generous contributions of our community, businesses and our United Ways.
Through a myriad of Y youth development programs which include: teen centers, Y Leaders, service learning, adventure programs, sports leagues, swim teams, gymnastics teams, camp counselors-in-training, life guards, etc… we encounter and employ more teens than any other organization on the North Shore. Given this status, we can proudly report that we find our teens to be motivated, engaged, technology savvy, positive, and energized individuals, full of the possibilities of tomorrow and ready to help others in any way they can. We at the Y think highly of our teens. Not only do we spend a great deal of our time and resources serving them, but in exchange, they spend a large amount of their energy helping us serve those less fortunate among us.
JACK MEANY Chief Executive Officer
From serving hot meals at area churches, to raising needed funds and supplies for area food banks, to rebuilding homes in New Orleans - our teens are making their mark and making a difference every day. Inspired by the guidance of our capable Y staff and coupled with the resources provided by our generous donors, our teens are learning and reinforcing the habits that can surely make for a different world. Our Y takes great pride in mentoring our next generation. It is one of the most significant things we accomplish. We find this next generation very worthy of this investment. Their positive attitude and genuine compassion is inspiring. The energy and commitment our teens display is a road map for us all. So please take heart. The next generation is developing quite nicely. Thank you to all staff, board, volunteers, and donors for your part in the development process. We, as a society, will have great challenges as we face the future, but we will also have a capable, caring, and optimistic generation to lead us.
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common complaint from teens is, “there’s nothing to do.” It is usually followed by, “there isn’t any place to hang out.” This perceived boredom and lack of space to call their own often lead teens to hang out in places where they shouldn’t.
A TIME
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TO CALL
THEIR OWN
Teens take advantage of special Teen Nights
The Teen Center at the Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA, and its dedicated staff, make sure these excuses no longer hold true for teens from Marblehead and Swampscott. The Y stays open late specifically for middle school students on Fridays and high school students on Saturdays. This gives them the chance to take advantage of all the healthy and fun options the Y offers in an atmosphere that caters just to their age group. These weekend drop-in hours allow teens to swim in the pool, play sports in the gym, climb the rock wall, bounce around the gymnastics center, as well as play video games and listen to music in the Teen Center. Hunter McCoole, a senior at Marblehead High, says, “my whole family is involved in the Y, but it is nice to have a time when I can enjoy it with my friends. We have the place to ourselves and we can be just with other kids from the high school.” This drop-in time has no set schedule and no need to sign up; a true “open door” policy that ensures teens always have a safe and secure option on a Friday or Saturday night. Plus, it lets them explore all the Y has to offer at their own pace and comfort level. “I come to the Y every day, but Teen Night gives me the opportunity to enjoy areas that I never go into when it is full of little kids and adults,” says Peyton Weston, a Marblehead High senior. “You end up meeting people from other towns and hanging out with them. I started coming as just a way to get exercise, but now I come to meet up with people and be social.” Special events, programs and clubs continue to draw in teens. From open mic nights and community service clubs to ski and skate trips, more and more teens are finding their place at the Lynch/van Otterloo Y. Whether they come to get healthy in our fitness center, release some steam on the basketball court or make new friends, these teens appreciate having a fun space to call their own. And they can never again use the excuse, “there’s nothing to do!”
“DURING TEEN NIGHTS, IT IS NICE TO HAVE THE PLACE TO OURSELVES AND WE CAN ENJOY THE Y JUST WITH OTHER HIGH-SCHOOLERS.” - HUNTER, AGE 18
FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
IMPACT
FOR HEALTHY LIVING
COMMUNITY
FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
2011
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Child Care: The Y is the largest provider of child care services on the North Shore, serving nearly 2,000 children a week. Half of these children receive financial assistance. Youth & Teens: The Y serves 1 out of every 3 teens on the North Shore through programs and drop-in Teen Centers. Summer Camps: More than 4,500 youth attend our summer camps, with 1 in 4 kids receiving financial assistance.
Membership: The YMCA of the North Shore operates seven facilities, serving 44,000 members – one out of every five people on the North Shore are Y members. More than 9,500 people are provided with reduced or free memberships, based on their income. Programs: Through healthy lifestyle activities and wellness programs, we encourage good health and foster connections through fitness, sports, and fun. As a result, over 60,000 youth and adults receive the support, guidance and resources needed to achieve greater health.
Affordable Housing: The Y is one of the largest providers of affordable housing on the North Shore, managing 248 units of housing with 51 more units currently being developed. Financial Assistance: More than 9,500 individuals are a part of the Y family thanks to the more than $2.2 million awarded this past year to families who need help. Volunteers: Each year, more than 3,200 Y volunteers further the Y’s mission and help change lives through nearly 32,000 hours of service.
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DISCOVERY BUILDS
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here are incredible pressures facing teenage girls today. When topics become too tough to handle with their families and friends, these teens turn to the positive role models at the Salem YMCA. Girls Today is a program especially for middle and high school young women. It gives them a safe place to share and seek advice and express their opinions, while building new friendships and a sense of community.
CONFIDENCE
Girls Today empowers young women
Girls Today covers a wide variety of topics from peer pressure and substance abuse, to body image and education. Led by volunteers, the girls grow through peer-to-peer discussions, journaling and group work. Girls Today also invites guest speakers to share their wisdom. “I have had the privilege to coach two afternoon sessions,” says Ann Ziergiebel, Professor of Adolescent Education & Leadership at Salem State University. “It is a remarkable program. The girls are engaged in thoughtful, respectful dialogue that has a positive affect on their inner strength.” One example is that of Sharon from Salem. With confidence gained through the program, she was able to effectively communicate her feelings on bullying, by writing an essay that landed her center stage at a school assembly that was attended by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick. Sharon, a middle school student, was chosen to read her work during Black Out Bullying Day. Told through the eyes of another, Sharon’s piece compelled others to think about the impact of their words and actions. She put her talents as a writer to work to speak for those who may not have the courage. Girls Today has also brought a new sense of confidence to 15-year-old Chanel, of Salem. “If it weren’t for Girls Today, I would just be sitting at home, eating unhealthy foods and watching TV. Instead I’m learning a lot about myself, making friends and feeling like I’m a part of the community.” While being a teenage girl is harder than ever, the work being done at the Y is easing this transition to adulthood. By digging to the root of the issues teens face, volunteers can build them up as leaders, so they can take on these tough challenges.
“GIRLS TODAY HELPS ME LET GO OF SOME STRESS AFTER SCHOOL AND BE A MORE POSITIVE, POLITE PERSON EVERYDAY.” CHANEL, AGE 15
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
MEMBERSHIP 2 ADULT FAMILY WITH CHILDREN
15,556
1 ADULT FAMILY WITH CHILDREN
10,427
ADULT (INCLUDING COLLEGE AGE)
7,249
YOUTH
5,408
2 ADULT FAMILY WITHOUT CHILDREN
3,738
TEEN
1,059
TOTAL MEMBERS IN OUR Y COMMUNITY:
43,437
PROGRAM PARTICIPATION SUMMER CAMP
14,888
SWIMMING
14,101
COMMUNITY
11,307
SPORTS & RECREATION
10,857
GYMNASTICS
8,232
HEALTH & WELLNESS
6,002
CHILDCARE
2,612
ARTS & HUMANITIES
2,598
TOTAL PROGRAM REGISTRATIONS
70,597
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
TO
CAMPER
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ith a successful summer camp and a new Teen Leaders Club, the Haverhill YMCA has seen some bright young citizens grow up through the ranks. The pre-school swimmer of yesterday becomes the grade school basketball player of today, and will become the summer camp Counselor-In-Training (CIT) of tomorrow. With thousands of kids taking part in programs each year, the Y guides youth along their path to adulthood, growing tomorrow’s leaders.
COUNSELOR
Cultivating the next generation of leaders
Seventeen-year-old Kristen Gagnon, of Haverhill, knows this fact firsthand. She’s finishing up her senior year at Haverhill High and will be joining the student body at the University of Maine this fall. But first, she will enjoy one more summer at Camp Tricklin’ Falls, where over the last nine years she has grown from camper to CIT to camp counselor. What started as a fun summer adventure soon turned into the experience of a lifetime for this teen. “As I got older, I developed relationships that were renewed during the summers and I couldn’t wait to come back each year.” As a CIT, she learned important life lessons. “Being a CIT was really my first exposure to leadership. I learned a lot about working with others, caring for children, responsibility, and dedication before I was even old enough to be employed anywhere. I also got to take first aid and CPR classes, skills I can carry with me for life,” she says. Knowing firsthand what campers are feeling when they arrive for the summer helps her relate to the kids and put them at ease. She shares her personal experiences with them and teaches them the important lessons she’s learned over the years. “I don’t think I would be the same person I am today if I never went to camp. I wouldn’t be as responsible or knowledgeable, or be a leader.” Setting teens on the path to success is the most important thing the Y mentors do. The foundation is being built in each child, so they can be tomorrow’s leaders. By helping them reach their potential, we are ensuring a better future for our communities. The skills and life lessons that teens, like Kristen, learn in our programs give them the confidence to take on the world of adulthood.
“IF I HAD NEVER BEEN A CIT AT CAMP, I WOULDN’T BE AS RESPONSIBLE OR KNOWLEDGEABLE. I WOULDN’T BE A LEADER.” - KRISTEN, 17
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT
FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE CHILDCARE
$1,088,690
MEMBERSHIP
$832,256
CAMP
$194,771
PROGRAM
$100,280
TOTAL FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE AWARDED: $2,215,997
VOLUNTEERS PROGRAM
2,073
SPECIAL EVENTS
650
POLICY
248
FUNDRAISING
210
SUPPORT
65
TOTAL VOLUNTEERS MAKING A DIFFERENCE: 3,246
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LEARNING TO
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he importance of giving back to the community is not a concept lost on teens. This current generation of young adults is more and more concerned with social responsibility. The teens in the Greater Beverly YMCA’s Teen Leaders Club are examples of this growing trend of community service among young people.
IT FORWARD
Y teens embrace social responsibility
Each week, 21 teens, from all different schools and backgrounds, come together to make a difference in Beverly, volunteering over 1,000 hours of their time in the past year. They collaborate on projects with other local non-profits including Beverly Bootstraps and Beverly Main Streets. They’re learning firsthand how great it feels to give back. One such project was to help Harborlight Community Partners (HCP), a non-profit that provides quality, affordable assisted living; independent elder housing; and apartments for working families. Teens sought out donations of used video games, controllers, hardware and accessories. GameStop of Beverly worked with the Y to buy back the games in exchange for cash, which the teens donated to HCP. “We were so pleased to work with the Teen Leaders,” said Andrew DeFranza, Executive Director, Harborlight Community Partners. “These young people demonstrate a real concern for their local community by raising money to support residents of senior affordable housing. Their efforts are an encouragement to all of us at HCP.” Fourteen-year-old Robert LeBel, a freshman at North Shore Technical High School, was one of the teens that helped raise $675 for HCP. “It was fun to watch the staff at GameStop ring the total in. I ran home to get one more game at the last minute to make sure we raised enough money. It just felt good to help and be a part of something,” Robert said. The leader behind the Leaders, Teen Director Eric Campbell, believes in these middle and high school students, who have so willingly dedicated their time to collaborating on community service projects with local organizations. “They’re learning the important lesson of social responsibility by giving back to their neighbors,” he says. What goes around, comes around, as the saying goes. But the lesson these teens are learning is that it feels good to just pay it forward.
“IT JUST FELT GOOD TO HELP AND BE A PART OF SOMETHING.” - ROBERT, 14
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2011 FINANCIALS YMCA of the North Shore, Inc.
STATEMENT OF YMCA of the North Shore, Inc.ACTIVITIES Consolidated
Consolidated
Statement of Financial Position Year ended STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION December 31, 2011 (unaudited)
Statement of Activities Year ended Consolidated, Year End 2011 (Unaudited) December 31, 2011 (unaudited)
Consolidated, Year End 2011 (Unaudited) 2011
Support: Annual Campaign United Way Other contributions and special events (net) Total support
722,637 182,035 414,245 1,318,917
Revenue: Program fees, including camps Residence fees and facility rentals Membership dues and joiner fees Childcare contracts and fees Grant revenue Investment income used in operations Financial Assistance Total revenue Total support and revenue
6,780,055 1,382,347 11,669,462 9,142,485 308,899 307,545 (2,215,997) 27,374,796 28,693,712
Expenses: Salaries, wages and personnel costs Contract and professional services Supplies, telephone and postage Occupancy, transportation and related costs Debt service and financing costs Depreciation and amortization Bad Debt expense Other costs and expenses Total expenses Operating income (loss)
17,903,267 921,514 1,437,684 3,237,192 1,556,329 2,261,941 179,646 842,438 28,340,012 353,701
Other revenues (expenses): Capital contributions Change in Cash Surrender Value Change in Beneficial Interest in Trust Net realized and unrealized losses on investments
619,454 22,693 214,600 (274,301)
Total other revenue (expenses)
582,447
Total change in net assets
936,147
Net assets, beginning of year Net assets, end of year
36,075,549 37,011,696
Assets
2011
Cash and cash equivalents Accounts receivable Pledge receivables Investments Property, plant and equipment, net of accumulated depreciation Other assets Total assets
Liabilities and Net Assets Accounts payable, accrued expenses Deferred revenue Capital lease obligations Notes payable, line of credit Long term debt Bonds payable Total liabilities Net Assets: Unrestricted Temporarily restricted Permanently restricted Total net assets Total liabilities and net assets
1,325,840 5,195,408 907,901 6,119,105 43,540,370 760,139 57,848,763 2,090,831 955,835 259,079 0 851,795 16,679,526 20,837,066 29,546,551 6,473,868 991,278 37,011,697 57,848,763
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he Cape Ann YMCA has a long history of serving teens in the Gloucester and Rockport communities. The teen centers act as a home away from home for kids looking to socialize after school in a positive environment. The Teen Leaders Club has been a way for them to make a positive environment within their community. For over 17 years, the club has been a second family to many.
LEARNING THROUGH
SERVING OTHERS Teen Leaders Club making measurable change
The Teen Leaders Club plays an important role at the Y, from helping to fundraise for Y for All to volunteering at special events. They also step out of the Y to serve their community through volunteerism and fundraising for local non-profits like the Open Door Pantry, Toys for Tots, Gloucester Pridestride and the Red Cross. One successful fundraising event is their annual “Rock-a-thon” to Feed Cape Ann’s Hungry. Each January, members of the club, along with adult volunteer advisors, spend 24 sleepless hours swaying back and forth in rocking chairs. Club members solicit donations of non-perishable food items for their efforts. Since this amazing event started 15 years ago, the Teen Leaders have collected and dispensed more than 35,000 pounds of food to the Cape Ann Food Pantry and local households. This yearly tradition is a favorite of 17-year-old Shannon Gallagher of Gloucester. “It gets pretty silly when we are sleep deprived overnight,” she says. “I know we are accomplishing something huge. We count the cans and we’ve literally provided thousands of families with meals.” This Spring, Shannon will travel to New Orleans, LA, along with teens from across our Ys to help rebuild homes lost to Hurricane Katrina. Fourteen-year-old Zach White, of Gloucester, will be joining her. “I’ve really been looking forward to this trip. I think it’s great to be able to give people a home again. It gives them hope and something to look forward to,” Zach says. They’re learning that through their service, big or small, they are making a difference. “The stuff that we do as Teen Leaders… its giving teens a good name.”
“THE STUFF THAT WE DO AS TEEN LEADERS… IT IS GIVING TEENS A GOOD NAME.” - ZACH, 14
2011 Boards of
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DIRECTORS AND TRUSTEES YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE CORPORATE BOARD Thomas J. Alexander Dr. Greg Bazylewicz Scott Beyer Kevin Bottomley Daniel T. Bowie Jennifer Buras Sheila Burke John Colucci J.M. Cunniff, Jr. Thomas L. Davis Ralph Edwards Donat A. Fournier Rosemary French Philip Gloudemans John L. Good, III Don Greenough David Groom David Harrison Brian Hines Tricia Johnstone Courtney Kagan William J. Leaver Omar Longus Dr. Maura McGrane David S. McKechnie Kim Meader Betsy Merry Jon Park Ralph Pino Kimberly Rock John Russell Frederick Settelmeyer Carol Townsend Tesa Van Munching Nancy Warner David Youngblood
CAPE ANN YMCA Maryanne Bland Rick Ciolino Chris Costello Tom Davis Chris Dexter James Duggan Tricia Johnstone Gerald MacKillop Amy Mitchell Liz O’Connor Michael Stelluto Marianne Smith Mary Spittle Carolyn Stewart Deirdre Greenwood White
CITY OF BEVERLY/YMCA YOUTH COLLABORATION Mike Cahill Mark Casey Matt Chewning Terry Conant Steve Curran Bruce Doig Scott Dullea Anne Grant Edward Hathon Neil Hubacker Andrea Jones Julie LeBel Rick Mooney Jerry Parisella Noah Robinson
GREATER BEVERLY YMCA YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE BOARD OF TRUSTEES C. Richard Carlson Herb Collins Caleb Loring III Robert T. Lutts Glen MacLeod Deborah McKenna Dudley Miller, III Everett Morss Richard P. Wyke
Rick Alpern Linda Anderson-Mercier Peter Avila Patricia Burke Ed Cahill John Colucci Debra Del Vecchio Bruce Doig Lenny Femino Scott Gorman Mary Grant Michael Hammerl Heather Johnston Samuel Migdole Dane Poeske Brandon Ruggieri
Susan Payson Al Temkin Gregory Woo
HAVERHILL YMCA Terry Beaton Paul M. Bevilacqua Daniel T. Bowie Jen Cantwell Cindy Cavallaro John G. Cleary Noemi Custodia-Lora Judy Drapeau Kerri-Anne Godin Kara Kosmes Helen Lambropoulos Dianne McDermott N. Dana Moody Mary O’Neil David A. Youngblood
IPSWICH FAMILY YMCA Bill Casey Pam Casey Joe Cefalu Jim Cornacchio Matthew Doring Tim Goland Courtney Kagan David Kagan Jeff Loeb Karen MacCormack Drew Marc-Aurele Dr. Frank McDermott Scott Meninno Nishan Mootafian Peter Pinciaro Wendy Richardson Pam Ryan Dan Scibisz Nancy Warner
LYNCH/VAN OTTERLOO YMCA William P. Adams M.D. Jennifer Buras Michael F. Burke Ed Crouch J.M. Cunniff, Jr. Dana DeNault Dan Doherty David Gardiner
Scott Garabedian Michael Giardi Philip Gloudemans Tom Groom Paul D. Guertin Doug Jones Jeanne Lambkin Kent Larson Lynn Lindsey Claudia Luck Marge Robb David Quade Frederick Settelmeyer Peter Spellios Andy Sweetland Edward Thurman SALEM YMCA Richard Blazo Captain Robert Callahan Robert Eastman Dr. John Fisher Joan Fix Clayton Greene Phillip S. Gillespie William Leaver Robert Lynch Dr. Maura McGrane Betsy Merry Rev. Deborah Phillips John Russell Betsye Sargent Leanne M. Schild Christine B. Sullivan Chip Tuttle Sarah Wheeler-Gaddipati James Zisson YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE MANAGEMENT TEAM Jack Meany Chris Lovasco Beth Francis Diane Linehan Darlene Moulton Jenn Reichenbacher Gerry Beauchamp Judith Cronin Rick Doucette Tracy Fuller Scott Hitchcock Mari Matt Meegan O’Neil Scott Todaro
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hen creating programs for teens, there is no better way than to ask actual teens what they are interested in. It seems like common sense, but the Ipswich Family YMCA really put it in practice. As our newest “teen center”, the Ipswich Family YMCA’s Teen Town involved middle and high school students in the process from the start and is teen driven from the ground up.
BELONG
Teen Town delivers as the “place to be” after school
After school, they flock to the gymnasium to play organized games of dodgeball, volleyball and floor hockey. On Saturday nights, the Y hosts “Hang Time”, a special teen only time for them to use all the facilities with their peers. It gives them the ability to stay active and fit, while socializing in a place that feels welcoming and offers positive role models. Teen Director, Nick Fitzgerald, always has some scheduled activities ready to go for Hang Time, but he also gives teens the chance to be creative and plan their own night. “The girls love to turn the lights out in the dance studio and play their music and dance. The boys love basketball and we will lower the hoops so they can practice slam-dunks, or play a 3-on-3 full court game. I have made a video game system available to them but they’ll say, ‘why would you play video games when you’re at the Y?’ They value the friendships they make here and the availability of fantastic facilities.” The teens truly appreciate all the new options the Y has opened up to them. “There isn’t much to do around town,” says 13-year-old, Ben Darisse. “If we weren’t at the Y, we’d just be walking around.” But the Y gives them a safe place to play sports and get exercise, surrounded by staff who can guide them in the right direction. It’s the perfect atmosphere for teens to learn to be independent and trustworthy. Teen Town is just picking up steam as more and more teens get involved each session. “My goal is to make the Y THE spot for teens to come for physical activity and to be with their friends,” says Nick. “We’re working on getting our Teen Leaders Club up and running so they can start volunteering in the community. I want to give them a place they want to be and where they can enjoy themselves.”
“THERE ISN’T MUCH TO DO AFTERSCHOOL, SO I LOVE COMING TO THE Y BECAUSE I CAN PLAY SPORTS AND SEE MY FRIENDS.” - BEN, 13
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DONORS
Donors listed have supported the YMCA with a 2011 contribution to help fund essential Y programs or the Y Financial Assistance Fund.
Platinum Triangle $25,000+
Edward S. & Winifred G. Moseley Foundation Institution for Savings Glen & Mary Helen MacLeod North Shore United Way Single Source Marketing Shatswell, MacLeod and Company The Peter and Elizabeth C. Tower Foundation United Way of Mass Bay & Merrimack Valley
Gold Triangle $20,000 - $24,999 Mr. & Mrs. David Groom Northeast Health Systems
Silver Triangle $10,000 - $19,999
Anonymous Donald & Amy Bowen Ms. Sheila Burke City of Salem Board of Commissioners of Trust Fund Danversbank Charitable Foundation Susan Gray & Alexander Dingee Lucia & Don Greenough Griffin-White Foundation, Inc. Ipswich Golf Classic JC Penney Keystone Construction and Maintenance Services, Inc. Mr. Caleb Loring, Jr. Mary and Lucy Bell Trust Meridian Associates Merrimack Valley Hospital National Grand Bank National Inclusion Project Pentucket Medical Associates Pepsi Bottling Group Mr. Leslie S. Ray & Ms. Katherine Ray Tesa Van Munching
Bronze Triangle $5,000 - $9,999
Edward & Mary Anderson AT&T Beacon Company Beverly Cooperative Bank Ms. Barbara Beyea Boston Private Bank Mr. & Mrs. C. Richard Carlson Mr. & Mrs. William Casey Demoulas Foundation Rosemary & Hollis French Gorton’s of Gloucester Groom Construction Company Brian & Kathy Hines Mr. & Mrs. Gary Johnstone
Courtney & Mark Kagan Ms. Kathleen LaBonte Mr. & Mrs. Henry Livingston III Lynch Foundation Marblehead Female Humane Society Mr. & Mrs. Brian McCarthy Dr. Maura McGrane Mr. & Mrs. David McKechnie Meninno Construction Co. Inc. Microsoft National Inclusion Project Pamplemousse, Inc. John & Gabrielle Rogers John & Leslie Russell Salem Five Charitable Foundation, Inc. Mrs. Anne Seaver Mr. & Mrs. Binkley Shorts Mr. & Mrs. Tom Spittle Taste of Ipswich The Caleb C. and Julia W. Dula Educational Foundation Mr. & Mrs. James Townsend Windover Development Women’s Fund of Essex County Youngblood Companies, Inc. Youths’ Friends Association, Inc.
Ambassadors $1,000 - $4,999
3M Foundation A.P. Vending Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Alexander Alexander & Femino Richard & Dolores Alpern Ms. Deborah Amaral Ameriprise Financial Matching Amesbury Psychological Center, Inc. Howard Amidon & Lisa Tellekson Anders K. Meader Fund Apple Lane Foundation Mr. James Auditore Helen Ayer Bald Bil Event Bank of America Matching Gifts BankGloucester Barbara Bradley Baekgaard Family Foundation Barensfeld & Hagerman Family BayState Physical Therapy - Beverly Dr. Bazylewicz & Kate Farricker Jeffrey Beale Gerard & Patrisha Beauchamp Beverly Rotary Club Scott & Polly Beyer Deborah Bishop Janet & James Boland Booth Charitable Lead Unitrust Mr. Matthew Brenneman & Ms. Molly Huck-Brenneman Brookwood Financial Partners LP Jennifer Buras & Chris Carmosino Kevin & Patricia Burke Cabot Money Management Liz & Ed Cahill Cape Ann Savings Bank Cape Ann Whale Watch Shari & Geoff Card Cedar’s Mediterranean Foods, Inc. Childrens Enrichment Center Parent Advisory Committee Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Churchill Cisco Coastal Orthopedic Associates INC. CoCo Key Water Resort N. Cohen & C. Barrows
Mr. & Mrs. Alexander Colby Mr. & Mrs. John Colucci Commonwealth Partnership Support Mr. & Mrs. Henry Cook Mr. Anthony Corey Mr. & Mrs. Jim Cornacchio Chris & Carmen Costello Judith & Arthur Cronin Mr. David Cross E. Crouch & R. McGrail Cummings Foundation Mr. & Mrs. J.M. Cunniff, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Nelson Darling, Jr. Tom & Linda Davis Lee & Liz Dellicker Mr. Brian Dempsey DeScenza Diamonds Mr. & Mrs. Andy Devereaux Matt DiGiovanni & Stephanie Moio Mr. Donald Doak Meredith & Dan Doherty Mr. & Mrs. Rick Doucette, Jr. Eastern Bank Foundation Mr. Robert F. Eastman Mr. Ralph Edwards & Ms. Victoria Pulos Mr. James Ellard Mr. & Mrs. Richard A. Farrell Mr. & Mrs. Leonard Femino Dr. & Mrs. John P. Fisher Ms. Amy Fitzpatrick Mr. & Mrs. David G. Fix Mr. Mark S. Flanagan Forest City Mr. Louis Fossarelli Mr. & Mrs. Donat Fournier Beth & Rich Francis Friends of Wildcats Gymnastic Team Marion M. Frost Tracy & Bob Fuller Mrs. & Mr. Donna Furse Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Fusco Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Gallagher Mr. & Mrs. David Gardiner Ms. Monique Garrity General Electric Foundation Matching Gift Program Mr. Phillip Gillespie & Mr. Daniel Randall Robert Gillis & Pixie Harrington Philip Gloudemans & Karen McLaughlin Glovsky & Glovsky Mr. & Mrs. Mark Goldberg Goldman, Sachs & Co. Matching Gifts Granite Group Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Grant Mr. & Mrs. Thomas S. Groom Mr. & Mrs. Paul Guertin Hamilton Gardens Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hammerl Mr. & Mrs. Richard Harvey, Jr. Ms. Joni Hatem Haverhill Bank Henry’s Foods, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Larry Herman Mr. & Mrs. Donald Hiltz Hiltz Disposal G. Huggins & G. Cushing Mr. Robert S. Hunt Dr. & Mrs. David Hutchison Mr. David Ives & Ms. Pam Burch Mr. & Mrs. Ralph James Mr. & Mrs. Glen Johnstone Mr. & Mrs. Michael Jones Mr. & Mrs. Doug Jones Junior Aid Society Mr. & Mrs. David Kagan KC Precision Machining
Mr. David Knox Ms. Sylvia Kramer J. Lambkin & L. Alexandrou Ms. Helen Lambropoulos Landmark Structures Corporation Mr. Gary Lang Mr. & Mrs. Lewis J. Leathersich Mr. & Mrs. William J. Leaver Mr. & Mrs. John Lechner Mr. William Legault George & Kathy Lieser Ms. Lynn M. Lindsey Ms. Diane C. Linehan Ms. Patricia Lipka Dr. & Mrs. Charles Louden Mr. & Mrs. Chris Lovasco Mr. & Mrs. Robert Luck Robert & Rachel Lutts Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Lyons Karen MacCormack & Jerry Byrne Marblehead Bank Mr. & Mrs. George Mathey Mr. & Mrs. Condon McDonough Mr. William McGuire Mr. & Mrs. Tim McKenna McLane, Graf, Raulerson & Middleton Mr. & Mrs. Kim Meader Jack & Cathy Meany Mr. & Mrs. Peter R. Merry MerryFox Realty Middle Oak Insurance Debbie & Dudley Miller Mr. & Mrs. Hewitt Morgan, Jr. Ms. Darlene R. Moulton Mr. Stephen & Dr. Anne Moylan Mr. James M. Muse Netcast Church New England Biolabs New England Running Company Mr. Ben Niedermeyer North Shore Bank North Shore Communications Group North Shore Health Project, Inc. North Shore Medical Center Foundation Ms. Elizabeth O’Connor & Mr. Kevin Burke Olson Lewis Dioli & Doktor Architects Ms. Meegan M. O’Neil Ms. Mary E. O’Neil Ms. Mary Tardiff Orne Panera Bread Mr. Jongdai Park & Ms. Brooke Easton Mrs. Susan H. Payson & Mr. Charles Payson Ms. Alma Pelletier Pentucket Bank Mr. & Mrs. Robert Perlmutter Mrs. Sydney Phillips Dane & Ann Poeske Precor, Inc. Dr. & Mrs. Ronald C. Pruett Rich May Law Richard M. Kallman, Esq Wendy & Peter Richardson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Riley Mr. Todd Ringler & Ms. Patricia Colone The Robb Family Ms. Melissa Robbins Clifford & Mr. Bob Clifford Ms. Heather Roney Ms. Anne Rosenfeld Rotary Club of Gloucester Rotary Club of Haverhill Mr. & Mrs. Brandon Ruggieri Mr. & Mrs. Dick Russell Mr. & Mrs. Michael Ryan Ms. Betsye Sargent
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Schlichte and Johnstone P.C. Mr. Garrett Seaverns Mr. & Mrs. John Serafini Mr. & Mrs. F. Settelmeyer Shetland Properties of Salem Mrs. Clark Smith Mrs. Hope Smith Steele, (Carroll K.) Trust Steve Farnham Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Robert G. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. Gary Stirgwolt Stratford Capital Group Sundance Screenprinting Mr. & Mrs. Andy Sweetland Take 2 Media LLC Tetreault Jewelers The Agnes M. Lindsay Trust The George F. and Sybil H. Fuller Foundation Thomas Gregory Associates Insurance Company Ed & Kathy Thurman Timberline Enterprises Inc. Townsend Oil & Propane Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Trustey, III Two State YMCA United Way of Massachusetts Bay Designated Funds Valmark Securities, Inc. Vampfangs / 321FX Studios LLC Varian Associates W.B. Mason Rhonda & Glenn Wallace Mr. & Mrs. James Warner Ms. Jacqueline M. Washburn & Stanley H. Szwartz Mary & Bill Wasserman Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Weisberg Ms. Joan D. Wheeler Mrs. Sarah Wheeler-Gaddipati & Dr. Krishna Gaddipati WJJ Planning Construction LLC Mr. & Mrs. Del Wnorowski Gregory & Sarah Woo Yell-o-glow Corporation Youth Tennis Foundation of New England Mr. & Mrs. James Zampell/Custodial Partners Zulu Nyala
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Kim & Michael Anastas Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Anthony Roderick & Leslie Avila Millie & Fred Battistini Beaton Management Company Beauport Financial Services LLC John & Jan Bell Bernard M. Sullivan Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Paul M. Bevilacqua Richard & Virginia Blazo David Blocker & Carol Slade BP Interiors Elizabeth Bradt Mr. & Mrs. Paul Camarda Carroll Steele Insurance Mr. Michael Cashman Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Cefalu Cheerful Workers Vincent Chmielewski City of Beverly Dr. & Mrs. Francis Cleary JoEllen & Brian Cody Mr. Peter Collins Mr. & Mrs. Michael Collins
Mr. John Cook Mr. & Mrs. John J. Cook Gloria G. Coolidge Andy & Kathy Cooper Costello Construction & Remodeling, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Philip Coughlin Country 102.5 Covanta Mr. & Mrs. Paul Coz Mr. & Mrs. Robert Cranton Mr. & Mrs. Donald Cregg, Jr. Charles Crowley & Claire Sanford Mr. & Mrs. David Dearborn Ms. Debra Del Vecchio & Mr. Scott Houseman Mr. & Mrs. Norman DeRobertis Dr. & Mrs. Louis DiLillo Mr. .& Mrs. Edward Dolan, Jr. Mr. Harvey Dorfsman Mr. Matthew Doring Mr. & Mrs. Michael Duffield Mr. Michael Dunn Mr & Mrs Thomas Durkin Eastern Tree Service Ms. Theresa Farina Ms. Colette Farina First National Bank of Ipswich Don & Patricia Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Salvatore J. Frontiero Gerald T. McCarthy Insurance Agency, Inc. Mr. Michael Giardi Mr. & Mrs. Charles Gifford Gifts4Soul Gloucester High School Interact Club Mr. & Mrs. John Good III Mr. Scott Gorman Gorton’s Seafoods/Matching Gifts Program Mr. & Mrs. Paul Gudonis Haley’s Wines and Spirits Mr. & Mrs. David Harrison Mr. & Mrs. Francis W. Hatch Haverhill Female Benevolent Society Mr. Scott Hitchcock Mr. & Mrs. William Howard Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D. Immerman J Barrett Realty J. Barrett and Company John J. Walsh Insurance Inc. Ms. Lisa Joyce Mr. George Kaplan Mr. Aaron J. Kayafas Mr. Charles Kenahan Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Khouri Mr. & Mrs. E. Kroesser Mr. & Mrs. William Kuklinski Mr. Thomas Lavigne Mr. John Leary Ms. Alyssa Lebel Mr. & Mrs. Michael Lescord Ms. Charity Lezama Mr. James Linehan Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Loeb Mr. & Mrs. Peter Loring Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank Ms. MaryEllen Lowes Mr. & Mrs. Sean Lyons Mr. James Lyons D. Main & B. George Marine Arts Gallery Salem Market Supply, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Dick Marlor Bruce & Denyse Martin Ms. Mari Matt Mary Ellen Mayo & Karin J. Croucher Mr. Frank McCracken
Mrs. Dianne McDermott & Mr. Michael Cerosuolo Dr. Frank & Mrs. Amy McDermott Ms. Caroline McDonnell Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Meyer Ms. Carol Miller & Ms. Beverly Xavier Mr. Braden Monaco Mr. & Mrs. Richard F. Mooney Ms. Katherine Moore Mr. & Mrs. M. J. Moroney Mr. Robert Morris Mother’s Co-Op Five of Marblehead MYDATA Automation Inc. Nuggets, Inc. Ms. Marcia Olsson Mr. Scott O’Neil Mary O’Neil & Colin O’Neil Mr. & Mrs. Robert A. Panunzio Mr. Jerry Parisella Mr. Raymond H. Pelletier Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Perkin Mr. & Mrs. Jay Perryman Mr. Barrett Pett Ralph & Kathy Pino Mr. Richard Pino & Mrs. Ruth Pino Pirate Ship Charters Mr. Robert Polansky Mr. & Mrs. Ben Pool Piechocki Ragged Mountain Resort Mr. & Mrs. David Ray Mr. John Raymond Remax Advantage Real Estate Rockport PTO Ronan, Segal & Harrington Sam Sanker & Elizabeth Sanker Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Schild Ms. Elizabeth Schultz Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Scibisz Mr. & Mrs. David Scudder Sensimetrics Corporation Sheehan Family Foundation Mr. & Mrs. William M. Shields Mr. & Mrs. Peter Simonsen Dr. Kingston & Mrs. Sims Ms. Joanne Smith & Ed Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Steen Mr. & Mrs. Gary Swayze Dr. V. Talebian & Mr. P. Talebian Ms. Cyndy Tallett & Mr. Bob Tallet Ms. Theresa Tauro Mr. & Mrs. Alan Temkin Rob Thatcher The Beverly Female Charitable Society The Harbor: Community of Faith The Merrill G. and Emita E. Hastings Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Scott Todaro Mr. & Mrs. Bob Trigilio Mr. & Mrs. Paul Tucker Ms. Marsha Tynes Mr. & Mrs. M. Verrette Mr. & Mrs. David Vincola Viva Consulting Mr. Mark Warner Webster Industries Dr. Gary Wheeler Mr. Christopher White Rev. Deirdre Greenwood White Mr. & Mrs. Richard Whitworth Working Together For Justice Mr. & Mrs. William E. Yeo Mr. & Mrs. David Youngblood Mrs. Patricia Zaido Zwicker Press
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Aapex International Mr. & Mrs. Peter Abdinoor Dr. & Mrs. John Abramson Dr. Robert H. Ackerman Acorn Gallery Mr. William D. Adams Mr. & Mrs. Weston Adams, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. William Adams Adobe Advanced Vision Center Alchemy Cafe & Bistro Dr. A. Lichelle Aldana, D.D.S. Ryan Allen Mrs. Erin Almeida Mr. Dave Altman Ramona Alvarez Mr. Rick Amirault Dennis Amirault & Diana Bachand Nicola Anderson Ms. Jennifer Anderson Linda Anderson-Mercier Linda Andrist & Russ Hereford Mr. Charles Annesi Anthony & Dodge. P.C. Anthony’s Pier Four Restarurant Archer Insurance Co. Archer Machining Co. Emely Arias Art Corner of Salem, Inc. Maryanne & David Askwyth Mr. Kevin Atkins Atkinson Resort and Country Club Atlantis Oceanfront Inn Attitash Bear Peak Donald & Nancy August Mr. Manuel Baez Martha R. Bagley, Esq. Daniel & Judy Bailey Marianne Baker Robert & Edye Baker Ms. Andrea Baker Mr. Darek Barcikowski
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Mr. & Mrs. Sean W. Barror Mark & Mary Lou Bartkiewicz Randolph Barton Jeffrey & Jennifer Barz-Snell Raymond & Muriel Bates Bath and Body Works Mr. Doug Baumoel Bayside Resort Ms. Tammy Bean Mr. & Mrs. Mark Beaudry Mathew Beaver Patricia Beckwith Ms. Selma R. Bell Anne Belliveau Mr. & Mrs. Marc Bello Mr. Dylan Belong Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Benevento Mr. & Mrs. Steven R. Bennett Ben’s Wallpaper & Paint Co. Art and Jayne Bernier Bernier Physical Therapy Associates Senator Frederick E. Berry Ms. Barbara Berry Mr. Michael Berube Beverly Police Benevolent Association Biba Hair Salon Ms. Ann Biese Black Cow Tap and Grill Mr. Michael Blair & Ms. Carolyn Nazarro Ms. Christina Blanchette Mr. & Mrs. Mark Blanchette Maryanne & Robert Bland Bernice Blitz Ms. Jaime Bloch Alice Blodgett and Family Mr. & Mrs. H. Bruce Boal Ms. Cynthia Borchardt & Mr. Stephen Janoski Andrew & Jennifer Borggaard Mr. & Mrs. John Boris Boston’s Hair Salon Mr. Michael Botte Mr. Stephen Bouchie Corey Boulay Marion Bowden Mr. Robert W. Boyd Mr. John Boyle Mr. Brian Boyle Ms. Elise Bradley Ms. Jeannette Brady George & Ellen Brandenburg Andrea Brasileiro Nicole & John Brennan
Neil Brennan Peter & Maura Briggs Mr. Horace Brock Mr. Peter Brock and Ms. Emily Hayes Philip and Carol Broderick Ms. Virginia Brophey Mr. Scott Brown Mr. & Mrs. Chris Brown Dr. Richard E. Brown Ms. Lori Brunelle Ms. Nina Bublik Pat & Rick Buckley Building Center Chester & Eleanora Buras Alan Burby Mr. & Mrs. W. Douglas Burden Mr. Thomas Burger Paul Burke Busy Bee Society C.B. Fisk, Inc. Organ Builders Mr. Michael Cahill John Callahan Frances G. Callahan Mr. & Mrs. William Callahan Mr. & Mrs. Robert W. Callahan Mr. Sam Calomo Louis J. Campagnolo Mr. Eric Campbell Ms. Jen Cantwell Cape Ann Automotive Supplies Cape Ann Marketplace Mr. & Mrs. Jay Caporale Kristen Caputo Ms. Kathleen Carbone Mr. Peter A. Carbone Mr. George Carey Mr. & Mrs. Stephen J. Carey Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Carlin Ms. Anna Carlson Carmen Jeweler Ms. Paula Carmichael Mr. Ronald Carnevale Mr. & Mrs. Robert Carr Mr. & Mrs. John H. Carr, Esq. Mr. Paul Carroll Ms. Lindsay Carroll Mr. Stephen Carter Mr. Alex Case & Mrs. Holly Case Mr. Mark Casey Century Copier Specialists, Inc. Mr. John Chaisson Chalmers & Associates Adam & Sarah Champion
C. Charney & L. Connolly Matthew Chmielewski Ms. Eurim Chun Mr. & Mrs. Dick Church Mr. Bob Cicchetti Dr. & Mrs. Robert Cipolle Mr. & Mrs. Ronald Clark Clark Smith Scholarship Fund Mr. John Clarke Clarke Brothers Fuel Ms. Marcia Clawson & Mr. Robert Clawson Mr. Clint Clay Attorney John G. Cleary Ms. Luz M. Clinton & Mr. Mark Clinton Mr. Bernard Clohisy Mr. & Mrs. Stephen Coan Mr. & Mrs. John T. Coan, Jr. Coast Maintenance Supply Co, Inc. Mr. Daniel Coffey Mr. & Mrs. Gary Cohen Ms. Nancy Colby Mr. & Mrs. Martin Cole Mr. & Mrs. Richard Cole Riley Cole Ms. Amy Coleman Ms. Judith Collins Ms. Kristen Collins Mrs. Minora Collins & Mr. Brett Collins Mr. & Mrs. Michael S. Colman Comina Mr. Patrick Connolly John Connors Mrs. Austin Connors Construction by Evans Mr. Edward Conway Corliss Brothers, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Correnti Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Costello Ms. Kristen Cotter Pearce & Phoebe Coues Courtney Marie Corning Memorial Fund Mr. & Mrs. Terry Cowman Mr. Brian Cox Cranmore Mountain Cranney Home Services Ms. Elaine Crateau Ms. Angela Criscuolo Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Crocker Cynthia & Roger Croteau Ms. Kimberley Crowley Crown Trophy Mr. Frank P. Cuoco Mr. & Mrs. Brian M. Curley
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YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Embroidery Loft Essex County Community Foundation Euphoria Esthetics Day Spa Dr. & Mrs. Ira Evans Mr. Alan Evans F.L. Woods Mr. Tyler Fahey Mrs. Diane G. Faissler Mr. Anthony Falconieri Ms. Wendy Fasciano Fashion Playtes FastFrame Mr. & Mrs. Richard Fates Seth & Jennifer Felix Anonymous Ms. Alexandra Ferber Christine M. Ferrari Ms. Michelle Finamore Finegold, Alexander & Associates Mr. & Mrs. Kenny Finn Finz Seafood Restaurant First Church in Salem Natalie Fishman & William Fishman Mr. Paul Fitzpatrick & Mrs. Charlotte Bosco Fitzgerald Mr. & Mrs. Sebastian Flacke Flagg’s Landscape and Irrigation, Inc Anonymous Mr. & Mrs. Ronald P. Fleet Mr. & Mrs. John Fletcher Flores Mantilla Mr. Charles J. Florio Mr. Brian Flynn Ms. Danielle Foley Mr. & Mrs. Michael Fonzo Mr. Ralph Forgione Mr. & Mrs. John S. Foster Mr. & Mrs. Matthew J. Fox Mr. Alexander Fraczek Ms. Nina Francis Mrs. Koula Frangos Dr. & Mrs. Peter Frasca Fraternity Lodge No. 118 100F Ms. Nancy Frates Mr. & Mrs. Michael Frontierro Mr. William N. Frost Ms. Pamela C. Fullerton Ms. Mary Jo Gagnon Dr. John S. Gale Mr. & Mrs. John Gall Mr. & Mrs. Michael C. DeFalco Mr. William Garrity Mrs. Carrie Geary Mr. & Mrs. Willard Gelwick Ms. Judy A. George Ms. Leslie George Mr. Brian George Jessica George Mr. Joseph Giblin Sharon Gifford Gilbert & Cole Bldg Products Mr. John Gill Mr. William & Suan Glasser Mr. & Mrs. John Glessner Mr. Jeff Glew Gloucester Onesea Glover’s Floor Covering, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Glynn Ms. Jennifer Godin-Talbot Mr. Tim Goland & Mrs. Jennifer Mahoney-Goland Gold Leaf Fine Jewelry LTD. Mr. Andrew Goldberg Mr. Peter Goldfarb Mr. Mitchell Goldfeld Mr. Andrew Goldman
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Hogan Tire Centers, Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Holloran Ms. Lisa Hooper Horizon Beverage Company Peg & John Howard Mr. Brandon Howe Mr. & Mrs. Woody Howell Howling Wolf Taqueria LLC Mr. & Mrs. Brad Hubeny Ms. Emily Hudak Hungry Betty’s Bar and Grill Mr. Bradley Hunt Mr. & Mrs. Larry Hunter Ms. Roberta L. Hussey Mr. & Mrs. Ron Imperiali Ms. Charlene Inch Inn Magnolia Instant Signal & Alarm Company, Inc. Italian Community Center J. Mode Jajuga Associates, Inc. J. Jodoin & S. McCauley Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Johnston Mr. & Mrs. Richard Jones Mr. & Mrs. Ken Jones Ms. Andrea Jordan Mr. & Mrs. Jon Paul Kadunc John & Susie Kane Mr. & Mrs. Joe Kangisser Ms. Lisa Kaplan Mr. & Mrs. Mort S. Kaplan Dr. & Mrs. Harold Kaplan John and Ruth Kapnis Mr. William Karademos Ms. Marcia Karas & Dana Karas Karydis Family Mr. Sigmund Katz Drs. Nathan & Elin Kaufman Dr. & Mrs. Max Kaulbach Mr. John D. Keenan & Ms. Kara McLaughlin Keenan Committee Keller Williams Realty Mr. & Mrs. Don Kelley Mr. & Mrs. William Kelley Mr. & Mrs. Paul Kelley Mr. & Mrs. James Kellogg III Ms. Susan E. Kelly Kelly’s Roast Beef Ms. Kelly Kendall Kenerson Associates Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kennedy Kenoza Companies Mrs. Debra Ketchopulos Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Kiely Mr. & Mrs. James Kinchley T. Kinnare & C. Reif Mr. William Kirby Kiwanis Club of Pentucket Ms. Nicole Klink Mr. & Mrs. Richard P. Kluck Mr. Travis Knorr Dr. & Mrs. Peter Koch-Weser Mr. Robert A. Korbey Ms. Emily Korriku Mr. Harry Korsland Mr. Dennis Korumpas Ms. Kara M. Kosmes Mr. & Mrs. John Kroeker Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Krugman Mr. Joshua Kudisch Roger & Candy Kuebel Mr. & Mrs. Gennady Kuksin Mr. & Mrs. Robert Kurtz Mr. Igor Kushilovsky & Mrs. Eleanora Kushilovsky Benna Kushlefsky & Asa Hamot
Mr. & Mrs. Ralph Kusinitz Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Laaff Mr. Stephen Labonte Ms. Leanne LaCroix Kimberly & Jacob LaCroix Mr. David LaFlamme & Family Mr. Donald Laing Mr. & Mrs. Philip Lake Mrs. Kathe Landergan & Mr. William Landergan Mr. & Mrs. Bruce Landry Mr. & Mrs. John Langer Ms. Laury LaPointe Ms. Amy Larru Mr. & Mrs. Kent Larson Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lathrop Kimberly & David Lations Mr. & Mrs. Thomas M. Lattof Mr. & Mrs. Terrence Lavelle In Memory of Thomas F. Lawler Mr. & Mrs. Paul Lawrence Mr. Joshua Lawrence Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Leahy Leahy Landscaping Mr. Edward Leary Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Leavitt Lynn Lebiecz Mr. Brad LeBlanc Ms. Tara Lee Mr. Mark Leff Mr. Michael Leger Mr. & Mrs. Steven Lehar Mr. Alex Leikikh Mr. Christine Letterman Mr. John LeViness Levy Ratner Charitable Partnership Liberty Mutual - Give With Liberty Mr. Robert Lipkowitz Mr. David Liporto Mr. Andrew Lippman & Ms. Annie Harris Livingston, Adler, Pulda, Mieklejohn & Kelly PC Lobster Shanty Mr. & Mrs. Peter Locke Mr. Omar Longus Ms. Emily Lonzo Ms. Rosemary K. Loring Mr. & Mrs. John Lotspiech Ms. Lisa Louden Ms. Jeanne Lovely Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Lovely Mr. Louis Lucas Mr. & Mrs. Robert Lucido Lucille Image Concepts Mr. & Mrs. Mark Lumino Mr. & Mrs. Richard Lutts Ms. Patricia Lynch Mary Ann Lyons Mr. & Mr. John Lyons M. Lekkakos Salon MA AFL-CIO Concentration Account Mr. & Mrs. Joel MacDonald Ms. Jan Marie Mackay Mr. Richard MacKinnon Ms. April Macphail Mr. Don MacQuarrie Mr. & Mrs. Robert Madore Mr. & Mrs. Leo Maestranzi Maestranzi Bros Inc. Mr. Matthew M. Mahan Mr. Donald Maier Ms. Dina Maietta Mr. Gregory Maloblocki Mark Mancini Mr. Bob Mangan Mr. Charlie Mann
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Ms. Margaret Musmon Mr. & Mrs. Joel Musumeci Mr. & Mrs. Christopher Nadai Nashoba Valley Ski Area Mr. & Mrs. John Nasser Natasha Star Designs Mr. & Mrs. David Navins Tim & Janet Nee Mr. Geroge L. Needham Mr. Carl Nelson Ms. Hannah Nelson Mr. & Mrs. William Nelson Mr. James Nentwig Dr. Robert Nersasian New England Revolution Ms. Jennifer Nicosia Mr. & Mrs. Scott Nivens Mr. Peter Noel Ms. Lucinda Nolet Ms. Nancy Norman Mr. & Mrs. Roger Norris North Shore Aikikai North Shore Community College North Shore Eye Care Notch Brewing Inc. Kevin & Ann Noyes Mr. Edmund Nutting Leo O’Brien Ms. Kristen O’Connor Dr. Frederic E. Oder Susan O’Donnell Mr. John Ogden Mr. & Mrs. James O’Hare Mr. & Mrs. Paul O’Leary Mr. Andrew Oliver Mr. Benjamin Olson Ms. Odessa O’Neil Mr. Timothy O’Neil Mr. Joseph Orlando Mr. & Mrs. Vincent O’Rorke Ms. Ashley Osburn Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Ovalle Darien Overberg Oxford Global Resources Mr. & Mrs. Charles Palmer Mr. Steven S. Panunzio Mr. Robert Panunzio Mr. Steven Panzero Tom, Deb & Alexandra Paradis Ms. Shawna Parker Ms. Dawn Pastagal Mr. Philip Pastan Mr. & Mrs. William Paterson-Brown Ms. Tiffany Patrick Gladys Paul Mr. and Mrs. Chris Perkin Mr. & Mrs. James Perry, C.P.A. Mr. Andrew Perry Mr. & Mrs. Carroll Perry III Ms. Ingrid Person Mr. William Petryszyn Phoenix School Rev. & Mrs. Merle Pimentel Mr. Peter Pinciaro Pino & Shea Mr. Steven Pinto Mr. Steven Plosky Mr. William S. Pluckahan & Mr. Stephen M. Galante Ms. Rosemary Poppe Mr. Michael Powers Peggy Powers & Mike Maniscalco Mr. Jonathan Powers Mr. H Robert Prager Ms. Anne Prat Mr. & Mrs. Gregory Pratt
Mr. James Pratt Prestige Communications of Boston Sarah & Robert Pruett Mr. & Mrs. Larry Pszenny Pump It Up David Quade & Susan Schuster Mr. Charles Quimby Ms. Amy Randazza Mr. Paul Reddington The Redmonds Ms. Elizabeth Reed Mr. & Mrs. Robert H. Reilly ReMax Main Street Associates, Inc. Mr. John Reyes Damien Reynolds Glenn & Cathy Rhuda RI Realty Trust Ms. Margaret Robart Scott Roberts Ms. Victoria Roberts Mr. Abrom Roberts Mr. & Mrs. Paul Robichau Hilary Robinson Mr. & Mrs. Fred Robinson Ms. Mary E. Roche Mr. & Mrs. Forrest Rodts Ms. Jolena Rogers Neal & Roberta Rogers Mr. & Mrs. William Rogers Ms. Sarah Rood Dr. & Mrs. Bruce Rosenberg Martha & Melvin Rosenblatt Ms. Margaret Ross Mr. John Ross Mr. & Mrs. Herbert Cecil Ross Rotary Club of Hamilton-Wenham Rotary Club of Salem Ms. Cheryl Rousseau Julie & Chuck Rowe Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Rubin Dr. & Mrs. Lawrence Rusin Mr. Arthur N. Ryan Mr. Michael Sabbio Saddleback Mr. & Mrs. Nicholas H. Safford Mr. Dean Salah Salem Dental Associates, Inc. Salem Inn Salem Plumbing Supply Designer Bath Salem Swampscott Youth Hockey, Inc. Salem Wine Imports Dianne & Richard Salmonsen Salon L’Ondina Ms. Jennifer Salvato Mr. & Mrs. Enrico Salvi Mr. & Mrs. Anthony Salvo Ms. Heidy Sanchez Ms. Faith Sanderson Rawding Mr. Christopher SanSoucie & Margaret Lee Mr. Joseph Saraceno Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Sarro Ms. Julie A. Sasner & Mr. Benjamin Smith Mr. & Mrs. Andrew Sassine Mr. Ryan Savage Mr. Scott Sawyer The Hon. & Mrs. William Scanlon Lisa & Noah Schott Ms. Diana Schwalbe Mr. & Mrs. Thomas L. Scott Ms. Amanda Scott Segal Roitman, LLP Serafini, Darling & Correnti, LLP Mr. & Mrs. Jayesh P. Shah Mr. & Mrs. Alan Shah Mr. & Mrs. Ellery Sharfman Mr. & Mrs. Peter Shaw
Chris & Suzanne Shea Mr. Eric Shediac Ms. Kim Shehab Dr. & Mrs. Joel Shelkrot Amy Sheridan Shoe Gallery Mary Frances Sholds Mr. & Mrs. Jeffrey Shoreman Racket Shreve K. Siegert & S. Kelsey Mr. Thaddeus Siemasko Siemasko & Verbridge Inc. Rick Silverman Shannon Silvestri Mr. & Mrs. Mark Simeone Samnang Siv Mr. & Mrs. Ronald L. Skates Ms. Lorie Skolski Mr. Wes Slate & Mrs. Georgia Leigh Bills Slight of Hand Ms. Cheryl Smith Mr. & Mrs. Kendall Smith Mr. & Mrs. Stanley Smith Ms. Leanne Smith Ms. Kara Smith Mr. & Mrs. Daniel Smith Alyssa Smith Dr. Darryl Smith Ms. Shariany Soto Ms. Alexis Soule Mr. & Mrs. Robert Spanks Mr. Michael Spanos Mr. & Mrs. Paul Spiliotis Mr. Willard St. Cyr Mr. & Mrs. Len St. Jean Mr. Donald Stacey Starbucks Swampscott Ms. Susan Starr-DeFelice State Street Corporation Dr. Michael R. Stelluto Jane E. Stephens Mr. & Mrs. Samuel Stevens Mr. Campbell Steward Steward Health Mr. & Mrs. Steven G. Stewart Mr. & Mrs. E. P. Stokes Ms. Cynthia Stone Stoneridge Children’s Montessori School Mrs. Lorigan Sudak & Mr. Casey Sudak Mr. Donald Sudbay, Jr. Sudbay Family Automotive Ms. Lillian Sugarman Mr. John Neely & Ms. Christine Sullivan Mr. & Mrs. John M. Sullivan Mr. Richard Sundell Ms. Lisa Sungy Swampscott Glass Company System4 of Boston Tallo Family Ms. E. Florence Tarr Chavani Taylor Mr. & Mrs. James Tedford, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Temkin JR Teto Mr. & Mrs. Russell H. Thatcher Mr. James E. Thayer The Car Shop The Ipswich Center, Inc. The Landing The Remodeling Company The Swampscott School Nurse Fund, Inc. The Urbane Cyclist Thermal Circuits H. Thibedeau & M. Cucinelli Mr. & Mrs. Scott Thibodeau Thomas Machine Works, Inc.
YMCA OF THE NORTH SHORE • 2011 ANNUAL REPORT Mr. & Mrs. William Thompson Mr. Fred Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Fred Thompson Mr. & Mrs. Patrick Thorpe Three Cod Tavern Mrs. Anne Tierney Mr. Michael F. Tierney Toccare Day Spa Mr. & Mrs. Marvin Todd Topside Detailing, LLC Ms. Gina Tracchia Mr. Peter Tremblay Tri-City Sales Ms. Cecelia Tripp Mr. & Mrs. Jerome A. Trupiano, Jr. Ms. Anjela Turlo Mr. & Mrs. Peter Twining UAW Local No. 1596 UAW Local No. 470 UBS Foundation Uno’s Pizzeria Used Book Superstore Mr. Bryan S. Van Dussen Ms. Eva Van Ness Mr. & Mrs. Glenn D. Varga Ms. Diana Vargas Mr. Stephen Veiga Ms. Diane Velez Verne B. Gifford & Co., Inc. Mr. & Mrs. Alan Visnick Ms. Tracy A. Vitols Ms. Donna Vorhees Wachusett Mountain Mr. & Mrs. Richard Waite, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert Waldner Ms. Danielle Walker Mr. & Mrs. Charles A. Walker Mr. Andrew Walker D. Walker & S. Kelly Jane Wall & Martha Smeallie Ms. Ruth Wall Mr. Timothy Walsh John A. Warden Water Gear Inc. Waters & Brown Mr. Peter Watson Paul Watts B. Waxman & N. McLaughlin Wayne Alarm Systems, Inc Ms. Elizabeth Ways Mr. & Mrs. Thadeous G. Weaver, Jr. Dr. & Mrs. W. Weaver Dr. Sydney Wedmore Mr. William Weihs Mr. & Mrs. Barry Weiner Mrs. Peggy Weisberg & Mr. Gary B. Weisberg Mr. & Mrs. Robert Welcome Ms. Ulrike Welsch West Parish School PTO Mr. Michael Wheeler & Mrs. Karen Wheeler Phillip & Carol Wheeler Mr. Donald Whiston Mr. Kenneth White Dr. & Mrs. Harold J. White Bill & Debbie Whiting Ms. Hope Wigglesworth Ms. Kimberly Wilkinson Ms. Kathleen Williams Ms. Beth Williams Mr. & Mrs. Lincoln Williams Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Willwerth Mr. & Mrs. Richard D. Wilson Mr. & Mrs. John F. Wilson Hayden Wilson
Mr. Daryl Womack Womens’ Club of Beverly Mr. & Mrs. Douglas Woodlock Miss Michaela Woods Mrs. John Wrightson Yankee Doodler YNS Sharks Swim Team Mr. William W. Young Mr. & Mrs. James Zisson Mr. David Zoia & Mrs. Susan Zoia Mr. Francisco Zoquier Zorvino Vineyards Holly & Chris Zorzy Ms. Janette Zuluaga Mr. Jonathon Zuluaga, Jr.
In Memory of The following list are the names of people whom donations were made in memoriam. Austin Connors Fred Thompson Curtis Murray Evelyn Standing Harold Libby Jeffrey “JP” Paul Noella Gawrys
Capital Campaign Donations CREATIVE ARTS CENTER AT THE SALEM YMCA The following donors made a new pledge of $100 or more in 2011 toward the capital campaign for the Salem YMCA. Colonel George L. Ames Giving Circle ($40,000+) Danversbank Charitable Foundation Salem Five Charitable Foundation, Inc. Benefactors ($10,000-$39,999) Jeffrey P. Beale Thermal Circuits Rotary Club of Salem Supporters (under $10,000) Jacob, Leah & Jonah Barz-Snell Mary and John Bigus George & Ellen Brandenburg Ms. Karen Carlin Bob & Brooke Carroll Mr. Peter Copelas Ms. and Mrs. Brenton Dickson Peter & Laurie Dragonas
Integrity Services Susan and Robert Flammia Mr. Phillip Gillespie & Mr. Daniel Randall Malcolm & Julia Hersey Ms. Shelby Hypes Jean & Doug Karam Kimberly & Jacob LaCroix Mrs. Kam-Fun Lam (In Honor of Deborah Amaral) Bruce & Louise Landry Mr. Andrew Lippman & Ms. Annie Harris The MacTaylors Ms. Joanne Morris The Morrow/Wallen Family Moses and Minna G. Alpers Charitable Trust Fund Dr. Robert Nersasian Joan & Jon Perry Mr. Terrence P. Reilly Julie & James Rose Mr. Don Rose & Ms. Nina Simonds Robert & Jennifer Schaeffner Serafini, Darling & Correnti, LLP Joycelyn Snell The Sprague Family Ms. Elaine Gerdine & Mr. Marshall B. Strauss Mr. and Mrs. Andy Sweetland Thread and Needle Society of Salem Uno’s Pizzeria WJJ Planning Construction LLC The Wood Family Karen & Bryan Mr. Rick Wyke YMCA Theatre Company Staff Revue Mrs. Patricia Zaido HISTORIC WHITTIER BUILDING/ HAVERHILL YMCA CAPITAL CAMPAIGN The following donors made a new pledge of $100 or more in 2011 toward the capital campaign for the Haverhill YMCA. Pentucket Bank (naming of Play Space) Lowell Five Cent Savings Bank
The Triangle Society
The YMCA of the North Shore has recently launched a new planned giving initiative. The Triangle Society recognizes those who have made a gift to our endowment through their will, retirement plan, or an outright gift. Your gift to the Triangle Society is the foundation of our mission to foster youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility in our North Shore communities. If you have made a planned gift to support the Y, or would like more information about planned giving, please call Sam Sanker at (978) 921-1753. The following individuals are the charter members of the Triangle Society: Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J. Alexander Mr. Adam Bolonsky Scott & Polly Beyer Mr. & Mrs. Rick Doucette, Jr. Beth & Rich Francis Mr. & Mrs. John Good, III Lucia & Don Greenough Mr. David Ives & Ms. Pam Burch Mr. & Mrs. William J. Leaver Robert & Rachel Lutts Mr. & Mrs. David McKechnie Mr. & Mrs. Edward McMillan Jack & Cathy Meany Mr. & Mrs. Hewitt Morgan, Jr. Mr. & Mrs. Robert D. Reeves Mr. & Mrs. James Warner Bill Wasserman
OF THE
YMCA
NORTH SHORE
The YMCA of the North Shore serves the communities of Amesbury, Atkinson (NH), Beverly, Essex, Georgetown, Gloucester, Groveland, Hamilton, Haverhill, Ipswich, Manchester-by-the-Sea, Marblehead, Merrimac, Newbury, Newburyport, Newton (NH), Plaistow (NH), Rockport, Rowley, Salem, Salisbury, Swampscott, Wenham & West Newbury.
Cabot Street YMCA
245 Cabot Street - Beverly, MA 01915 978.922.0990
Cape Ann YMCA
71 Middle Street - Gloucester, MA 01930 978.283.0470
Haverhill YMCA
81 Winter Street - Haverhill, MA 01830 978.374.0506
Ipswich Family YMCA
110 County Road - Ipswich, MA 01938 978.356.9622
Lynch/van Otterloo YMCA
40 Leggs Hill Road - Marblehead, MA 01945 781.631.9622
Salem YMCA
One Sewall Street - Salem, MA 01970 978.740.9622
Sterling YMCA
254 Essex Street - Beverly, MA 01915 978.927.6855
www.northshoreymca.org
North Shore United Way
Massachusetts Bay and Merrimack Valley