TRIANGLE the
fall 2016
Your YMCA at work in the community
HERE WE
GROW AGAIN STANWOOD-CAMANO YMCA OPENED SEPTEMBER 3
The long-awaited dream of a YMCA was realized when the new Stanwood-Camano YMCA cut the ribbon and opened its doors to the community. A branch of the YMCA of Snohomish County, the Stanwood-Camano YMCA grand opening celebration took place on Sept. 3. After the ceremony, guests were invited to tour the facility, view class demos, go for a swim, and celebrate the opening of this important new community asset. Efforts to bring a YMCA to the Stanwood-Camano community have been in the works since 2010. Working with volunteers, community leaders, and the Stanwood-Camano School District to identify community needs, the YMCA has provided programs in the Stanwood-Camano community since 2012. “We are excited to have this important resource in our community,” said Ken Kettler, Chair, Stanwood-Camano YMCA Board of Directors. “The volunteers involved have worked hard the past six years to make this dream a reality.” The site is within walking distance of three schools, including Stanwood High School and Port Susan Middle School. It is also close to senior housing and the Island Transit bus route, and centrally located to serve the surrounding community.
Cornerstone donors Carrie Richardson, Floyd Jones, and Paul Sobotta cut the ribbon to the new Stanwood-Camano YMCA. Photo courtesy of Ian Gleadle
The 47,000-square-foot YMCA is a community gathering place designed to provide something for everyone.
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A fully-accessible aquatic facility offering skill-building, recreational, water safety, and competitive swim programs for people of all ages and abilities Zero-entry family fun zone Lazy river and instructional warm water pool 6-lane lap/competition pool Spa/Hot Tub Healthy Living Center with state-of-theart cardio and weight training facility featuring Precor, Life Fitness, and Hammer Strength equipment Exercise studios for group classes and indoor cycling Continued page 2
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Stanwood-Camano Grand Opening President’s Perspective $10 Million Donation At a Glance Impact in Action: Ricarda Keeping Fit With MobileFit YMCA Supports Diverse Abilities
• Everett YMCA Legacy Reunion
Financial Assistance: The YMCA of Snohomish County makes every effort to ensure that no person, especially youth, will be denied access to programs and membership because of financial hardship. The YMCA's Financial Assistance Program is supported by contributions to our Annual Campaign and United Way.
Mission Statement: To inspire, nurture, and strengthen culturally vibrant communities through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
Everett Family Branch 2720 Rockefeller Ave. Everett, WA 98201 425 258 9211
Marysville Family Branch 6420 60th Drive NE Marysville, WA 98270 360 653 9622
Mill Creek Family Branch 13723 Puget Park Drive Everett, WA 98208 425 337 0123
Monroe Family Branch 14033 Fryelands Blvd. Monroe, WA 98272 360 805 1879
Mukilteo Family Branch 10601 47th Place West Mukilteo, WA 98275 425 493 9622
President’s Perspective
Scott Washburn
Dear Friends: Where does the time go? It feels like we just kicked off summer camp, and we are already turning back the clocks for fall. This past summer was an exciting one. Staff and volunteers worked feverishly to open the doors of our new Stanwood-Camano YMCA. Though the day was Seattle-gray, it didn’t scare away the crowd. Hundreds of people turned out to celebrate as our three cornerstone donors cut the ribbon to open the doors. The vision for the Stanwood-Camano YMCA was six years in the making and is a tribute to the volunteers, donors, and staff who worked tirelessly to bring it to fruition. While it’s an awesome building with all new equipment, more importantly it is a resource that will change the lives of thousands of youth, teens, adults, seniors, and families for generations to come. And speaking of summer, we served record numbers of kids through a variety of fun, educational, and life-changing camp opportunities this year. Through YMCA summer programs we hope to inspire kids to work together, make friends, try new experiences, and make them feel welcome and part of something great. An association of now six branches, our YMCAs continue to do great work in our communities. Some of those stories are shared in this Triangle. This is an exciting time for your YMCA. The work we have done gives us much to be proud of and we have many new opportunities to explore. Every day our impact is felt when an individual makes a healthy choice, when a mentor inspires a child, and when a community comes together for the common good.
Stanwood-Camano YMCA 7213 267th St. NW Stanwood, WA 98292 360 629 9622
Big Brothers Big Sisters 10520 19th Ave SE, Ste. B Everett, WA 98208 425 252 2227 The Triangle is published by the YMCA of Snohomish County to update friends and donors about YMCA news and events. Colleen Temple, editor, 425 374 5738 or ctemple@ymca-snoco.org If you wish to be removed from the mailing list, please call or email the editor. For more information on YMCA programs and services, visit www.ymca-snoco.org.
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Community space to serve teens and seniors Family wing with a lounge area, Child Watch, Adventure Zone, and community kitchen Full-size gymnasium Locker rooms and private changing and shower areas
The YMCA worked with Snohomish County PUD on incentive funding for the installation of energy-efficient LED lighting throughout the new facility. These improvements will help the YMCA save money on its PUD bill allowing it to put that money into community programs. In addition, the facility is in the process to become LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Silver certified. LEED-certified buildings are resource efficient, use less water and energy, and reduce greenhouse gas emissions. A floor-to-ceiling stain glass window created and donated by Camano Island artist Jack Archibald is installed in the main lobby. The YMCA anticipates serving more than 20,000 members and program participants in the Stanwood, Camano Island, and Arlington communities.
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YMCA MAKES FUNDRAISING HISTORY FLOYD & DELORES JONES FOUNDATION DONATES $10 MILLION TO YMCA From the beginning, Seattle stockbroker and active philanthropist Floyd Jones has been a generous contributor of both philanthropic leadership and financial resources. By the grand opening of the new Stanwood-Camano YMCA on September 3, the Floyd & Delores Jones Foundation had committed a total of $10 million to the construction of the new Y. The gift is the largest philanthropic gift ever publicly announced by a Snohomish County organization and is one of a very few 8-figure capital gifts received by any YMCA association nationally in the 172 year history of the YMCA. The new Stanwood-Camano YMCA is a result of significant community commitment. Floyd’s leadership, along with that of many committed volunteers, inspired more than 300 additional community members to make personally meaningful gifts to the project, including Pat and Carrie Richardson and Paul and Melanie Sobotta, both Cornerstone donor families and inspiring leaders. The new Y represents $23.2 million in total project costs with the YMCA financing $6 million and $17.2 million raised in philanthropy. The fundraising goal of $13.2 million was met within days of the September 3 grand opening. “We were thrilled to receive this level of support from the foundation,” said Scott Washburn, President & CEO, YMCA of Snohomish County. “Beyond receiving the significant financial contribution, working with Floyd and his son Steve throughout the past six years to realize the community’s vision will remain a highlight in my 37-year career with the Y. Floyd is a true leader in philanthropy. He is living proof that, as he likes to say, ‘Philanthropy is sweetness for the soul.’”
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Membership fees keep our doors open, however it’s donations to the YMCA Annual Campaign that open doors for those who would otherwise be unable to participate in YMCA programs and allow the Y to fulfill its mission as a cause driven organization.
MLK Day of Service Jan. 16 Mill Creek YMCA Benefit Gala Feb. 11 Online Camp Registration is Open Feb. 15 Prayer Breakfast Apr. 14 Healthy Kids Day Apr. 29 3
AT A GLANCE IMPACTING OUR COMMUNITY Casino Road Adult Education Academy will serve thousands of adult students in the community A Memorandum of Understanding was recently signed to formalize a coalition among Seattle Goodwill Industries, Edmonds Community College, and the YMCA of Snohomish County. The coalition will be known as the Casino Road Adult Education Academy. The Academy will provide education, support, and opportunities to isolated, marginalized, and low-income communities in the form of adult basic education, case management services, child care, and additional services and programs. Classes started in April and are held at the Children’s Village complex on Casino Road in Everett. The YMCA has collaborated with Seattle Goodwill for three years and provides English for Speakers of Other Languages, an 8-week class to improve consumer skills and prepare students for employment or educational programs.
Bowl for Kids’ Sake Strikes it BIG! YMCA affiliate Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Snohomish County held its annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake event in October. Twenty-one teams from RE/MAX Elite, Boeing, The Everett Clinic, and the BBBS Board of Directors raised more than $20,000 for the important BBBS programs. To learn how you can participate in the future, contact Sanda Anderson, Special Events Coordinator, at sanderson@bbbs-snoco.org.
Marysville YMCA gives dinner, showers, haircuts to homeless, families in need The Marysville YMCA holds monthly Connecting Community dinners, providing those in need with a warm shower, dinner, access to local resources, hair cuts, and toiletries. The event was started by Amanda Knight, Marysville YMCA Member Services Director. Seeing an increase of homeless in her community, she wanted to do something to help. What started as simply a place to take a warm shower, has grown into a community resource event. If you’d like to find out how to help, contact Amanda at aknight@ymca-snoco.org.
YMCA provides 3,587 summer lunches In partnership with the Everett School District, the Everett YMCA provided 3,587 free lunches to youth enrolled in Summer Discovery Camp and Early Learning Child Care, as well as other youth in the community.
The YMCA of Snohomish County sponsored its 56th annual Prayer Breakfast More than 600 community members and business/religious leaders gathered at the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center on March 25 for the 56th annual Good Friday Prayer Breakfast. Dr. Les Parrott was the keynote speaker.
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IMPACT IN ACTION Ricarda first learned about the Y through taking GED and English classes at the Casino Road Community Center. The Y’s free child care at the Center allows her to focus on improving her English, reading, and math skills. Through advancing her own education, Ricarda wants to achieve more in her new country and be able to help her children with homework. There’s something else she wants for her kids: to learn to swim. Growing up in Mexico, Ricarda never learned to swim. When she had her own kids, she knew she needed to learn to swim to keep them safe at lakes and pools. Financial assistance provided Ricarda and her family memberships to the Y. Her children are now taking swim lessons, and she too has learned to swim at the Y so she can keep up with them. Watch Ricarda tell her story at: http://bit.ly/2ffOlLf
KEEPING FIT WITH MOBILEFIT
As we look at new and improved ways to bring better service to our members, we naturally look at the fast-changing world of fitness technology and apps.
We have made a recent change in our technology partner and are now making full use of MobileFit® and its wide assortment of fitness aids to make your YMCA experience more complete and enjoyable. For those members who have been regular users of ActivTrax® we are scheduling appointments with our Wellness Coach team to introduce you to the MobileFit® suite of software and apps so you can learn about all that is available to make your Y experience better than ever. We understand that change can be hard, and in order to help you understand this new system we are offering three free sessions with one of our wellness coaches! With your coach assisting you, you will learn the skills required to navigate the system as well as create your own brand new, exciting exercise plans that will help you continue to move along your own personal wellness journey while seeing the results you have been looking for. Our coaches are reaching out and calling all current users of ActivTrax® to personally invite you in for your first appointment. If you have questions or would like to schedule your own appointment, visit your branch Welcome Center.
YMCA SUPPORTS DIVERSE ABILITIES The YMCA of Snohomish County received a Certificate of Appreciation from the Governor’s Committee on Disability Issues and Employment. Working with Washington Vocational Services, the YMCA Property and Facilities department has hired a number of staff with “diverse abilities” to help keep our facilities clean. Rob Millard (on left), YMCA Director of Facilities, accepted the Certificate on behalf of the YMCA. 5
OUR WORK IS POSSIBLE BECAUSE OF YOU! The YMCA of Snohomish County is grateful for the individuals, families, and businesses whose pledges to the Annual Campaign make our work with young people possible. During the 2016 Annual Campaign, 2,830 donors contributed $1,405,846 to support and strengthen our community. Limited space precludes listing the names of every donor. Donors listed here contribute $1,000 or more annually and are members of our Chair’s Round Table. GIVING LEVELS Community Builder ($10,000+) | Pacesetter ($5,000-9,999) | Advocate ($2,500-4,999) | Champion ($1,000-2,499) *Indicates gift designation to two or more Branches Association Board of Trustees Community Builder Applied Technical Services BCRA The Boeing Company Coastwide Laboratories, A Division of Staples Everett Daily Herald The EverTrust Foundation Premera Blue Cross Providence Regional Medical Center Everett Senior Aerospace - AMT Wells Fargo Bank* Anonymous Pacesetter In Honor of Scott & Gayle Forslund Dr. Jeff Bissey & Dawn Wulf Jerry & Phyllis Brim Constantine Builders Fluke Corporation GLY Construction KeyBank Leslie & Doug Lauer Opus Community Foundation/Opus Bank Everett Pepsi Precor The Reinhard Family Richard & Paula Stetler The Everett Clinic Tulalip Resort Casino Scott & Cheryl Washburn Waste Management Advocate The Ackerman Family American Eagle Roofing LLC Anthony’s Seafood Grill
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Bill & Amy Burton Cesco New Concept Products, Inc. Rick Cooper & Robin Hilton Everett AquaSox Foss Maritime Tonia & Jerry Goodwin JR Abbott Construction Madrona Financial Services, LLC Marketing Intelligence Mutual of Enumclaw Insurance Company Pacific Copy and Printin Pacific Project Mgmt. Quality Business Systems Xerox Scott & Krista Sadler Idamae Schack Ray & Mary Sievers Valley Electric Whidbey Coffee Roy & Barbara Yates Zimmer Gunsul Frasca Architects LLP Champion Aldrich & Associates, Inc. Anderson Hunter Law Firm Virginia Antipolo-Utt & Chris Utt Aviation Partners Boeing Judy Collins Baker Brenda Baltrusch & Steve Sjoberg Phil & Scuttle Bannan Banner Bank Jerry & Sue Beavers Tom Browne Chandler Family Clark Nuber, PS Columbia Bank Business Controls, Inc.
Rick Cooley & Lindsay Butler Susan & John Cournoyer Dr. Jack & Marilyn Courrier Bob & Lizbeth Dobler Doug & Peggy Burton Family Fund held at Community Foundation of Snohomish County Elizabeth Dubuque & Edward Piercy Ever-Green Janitorial Doug & Robin Ferguson First Choice Health Network Scott & Gayle Forslund Richard & Barrie Galanti Gamut360 Holdings, LLC General Aerospace, Inc. Cat Greenleaf Greenview Landscaping H2 View LLC Norma Haines Katherine Hisert Mark Johnson & Lucia Accetturo* Ken & Renae Kettler Kyle Kinoshita Bob & Kathy Leach* Leavitt Northwest Judge Eric & Beth Lucas Lynnwood Honda Thomas & Mary Maxwell Troy & Nicole McClelland Rodney McLean Mercer John Mickelson Jackie & Hugh Minor Donald & Melissa Nielsen Northland Contractors Northwest Bus Sales, Inc. Mike & Melissa Olejniczak
Dawn Ollar / KeyBank Pemco Corporation Daniel & Heather Powell Puget Sound Kidney Centers Darren & Deanna Redick Bill & Marcella Reed Abraham RodriguezHernandez Fred & Diane Safstrom Senior Aerospace Absolute Manufacturing Division Service Solutions SFS Janitorial David Shipman Richard N. & Mayumi Smith Springer Investment, LLC Harry Stuchell Aggie & Chick Sweeney Fred Meyer Stan & Sheila Tiemens Vine Street Investments Carol Whitehead Don & Debbie Whitfield Whole Foods Market Lynnwood Jennifer & Kurt Willows Michael & Mary Zubovic Scott Zwink Anonymous - 2 Big Brothers Big Sisters Community Builder Fluke Corporation Anonymous Advocate Mike & Julia Ellis Dan & Ash Gunderson Rod & Denise Pleasant Champion Debbie & Jeffrey Cobb Mitch & Marianne DePriest
Clint Diehm The Everett Clinic Matt & Cindy Holttum Jack in the Box Keg Spirit Foundation Leslie & Doug Lauer Rick & Kellie Lawton Brian & Suzanne Leavitt Joe Martinez Hasan Mateen Terrence Nevins Puroclean Disaster Services Re/Max Elite Molly Ringo & Brad Wiens Pamela Shields Chris Thom John & Dana Tubbesing Windermere Foundation Everett Family Branch Community Builder The Howarth H. Trust Shelter Holdings, LLC Pacesetter Danen & Heather Barnhart Bill & Katie Finley Anonymous Advocate American Distributing Michael & Lisa Ankrom Darlene & Denny Brawford Todd & Catherine Havener Thomas & Meridith Little C. Beverly Miller Ron & Karen Moore Timothy D. Newman Rubatino Refuse Removal, Inc. Kelly Shepherd Ray & Mary Sievers Brooks & Carol Walton
Ted & Teresa Wenta Western Washington Medical Group Champion Chris & Megan Adams Alf Forde Enterprises, Inc. Becky Ballbach Bob & Paula Barta Dr. Jeff Boggs Christina & Michael Burton Celebrate! Catering, Inc. Thomas & Jane Collins James Courrier, DDS Don & Paula Dillinger Doug & Peggy Burton Family Fund held at Community Foundation of Snohomish County Gary Doughty Dwayne Lane’s Family of Auto Centers Everett Rotary Youth Foundation Mike & Maggie Faulkner Fund held at Community Foundation of Snohomish County First Western Properties, Inc. Brenda & Mark Fuglevand Mike & Barb Fulcher Tom & Sue Gaffney Gael & Jon Gebow Adam Hai Hatloe’s Carpet One Kim Hornyak Hunter Leasing, Inc. David & Cynthia Jones Gary Kreitel Jeanne M. Lavell Dr. Stephen J. Lee Maddy Metzger-Utt & Randy Utt Ed and Betty Morrow Gayle Munro Connie Niva Sean & Florence Pickard Henry & Donna Robinett Tom & Bonnie Ronan Dr. Katherine Runyon & Carl Nelson Jennifer Sevigny Patty Shepherd Barnes Morrie Trautman Tumac Lumber Company Valley Electric Andrea & Paul WellsEdwards Jessica Zylstra Anonymous - 2 Marysville Family Branch Community Builder Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians
Tulalip Tribes Charitable Contributions Anonymous Pacesetter Dr. Anthony Roon & Kathryn McPherson Roon Advocate American Distributing Kurt & Sharilyn Lippmann & Family C. Beverly Miller Chuck & Audrey Pilon Loren & Kristen Van Loo Champion Apollo Plumbing LLC George & Hoa Appel Debbie Barger Smith & Stephen Smith Jason R. Bourne, DDS, MS Brown’s Plumbing Bundy Carpets Clear Image One Hour Photo Richard Clise & Susanne Garrison Cuz Concrete Products Employees JJ & Patrice Frank Salish Spirit Canoe Family Gleneil Diversified Industries Josh Gottas Ronda Hardcastle Heritage Bank - Marysville Branch Kaufer Vending* Sean & Rebecca King Kiwanis Club of Marysville Dr. Kim & Julie Kron Leavitt Northwest Ross A. & Susan Miller Peter & Catrina Millikan Stephen & Donna Muller NW Plus Credit Union Bill & Marcella Reed Jim & Barbara Rowley The Schmidt Family Soroptimists International of Marysville Zachry Enterprises Eilene & Glen Zachry in Honor of Mayedene Morton Wayne Zachry Anonymous - 2 Mill Creek Family Branch Pacesetter Cochran Inc. GLY Construction Advocate The Connell Family Crane Fund for Widows and Children Christopher & Shannon Cunio
Angie Golds & Teresa Quitta Brent & Terry Huffer Lifetouch Sports Photography The Lucas Family Andrew & Catherine Siguenza Champion Pirri Badenhop Matt & Malaika Brown Krista & Scott Burkart Sharon & Dave Burlison Completely Floored David Croutworst Jon & Jen Friedrichsen Friends of the Y Dennis & Judith Hewitt The 12th Man Home Run Solutions Kiwanis Club of Silver Lake Sherman O. Loges Cindy & Eddie Mascari Rich & Rhonda Mietzner Microsoft Research Northwest Construction In Memory of Rod & Evelyn Preston Rotary Club of Everett-Port Gardner Shawn O’Donnell Enterprises, Inc. Dawn & Will Skinner Kyla Smith Snyder Roofing of Washington LLC Kathryn Trumbull Washington Association of Landscape Professionals and PLC Insurance Monroe/Sky Valley Family Branch Pacesetter Monroe Public Schools Foundation On the Wall Rotary Club of Monroe Walmart Advocate Sheila & Barrick Benson Wendy & Derek Coffman Damar AeroSystems, a Division of Senior Operations, LLC Donald Kim, DDS Family and Cosmetic Dentistry Priscilla & William High HomeTown Values Magazine Johansen Mechanical, Inc. The Johnson Family & Speedway Chevrolet Kirtley-Cole Associates LLC Monroe Digital Copy Center Deb Nalty & Jeff Shober
Rhino Manufacturing Inc. Sultan School District Champion Alpine View Veterinary Hospital Barrick Benson Patsy & Eiron Cudaback Hans & Martha Dankers Employee Recycling Program Evergreen Health Glacier Fish Company Jeff & Eileen Hambleton Scott Harris Jean & Bill Higgins Family Trust Jerry & Melissa Keating Molina Healthcare of Washington Monroe/Sky Valley Family Branch YMCA ~ Teen Department Monroe/Sky Valley Family Branch YMCA ~ Aquatics Department Monroe/Sky Valley Family Branch YMCA -Membership N.W.S.M.W. Organizational Trust Rosemary O’Neil & Grenville Legge Kim & Michael Overton Papa Murphy’s Pizza Rairdon’s Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep of Monroe Lavonne Schubert SMACNA Western Washington Sheet Metal Industry Fund Colleen Stanton Isabella Stayton Cindy Tucker Sam & Megan Wirsching Steven & Marjorie Zehrung Anonymous - 4 Mukilteo Family Branch Community Builder John & Ann Collier Steve & Kim Sant Pacesetter Anthony’s Seafood Grill Dr. Stephen & Nancy Dahlberg Jerry & Gail Fraser Janelle P. Rucker Dan & Debbie Squires Anonymous Advocate John Cramer & Suzanne Poppema Martin Cross Tom & Sue Gaskin Carol & George Holser South Everett Mukilteo Rotary Club
Dr. Tracy & Patricia Spencer Whidbey Coffee Champion Greg Abbey Cory & Brittany ArmstrongHoss Merrie & Farshid Babazadeh Katie Bumstead Mark & Joanne Califano Campbell Soup Foundation Cesco New Concept Products, Inc Christine & Jay Cook Cort Party Rental Dr. Jacquiline De LeonEstes E.N.D. Group, Inc. Evergreen Beauty College CLIX Portrait Studios Herb & Robin Fox Jeff Greenstreet Mark & Marla Gregory Hogland Transfer Company Brian Larson Robin Lien Jean McKay Harold & Julie Muschett Robert & Julie Nesbitt Newtech Communications Ken & Joyce Pascoe David Power Megan & Chris Reed Jim & Jenni Ricker Mike & Kathy Sierra Shawn L. Slack & Anne D. Rees Dr. Mark & Michelle Valentine Brian & April Wolfe George Youngstrom Anonymous Stanwood-Camano YMCA Community Builder Stanwood Community Ministries Pacesetter Craig & Rose Olson Anonymous Advocate Charles & Donna Cole Charitable Foundation Steven Jones Leak Family Ann & Matthew McCune Champion Raymond R. Brandstrom GLY Construction Pat Rimmer Les Schwab Tire Center
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HONORING OUR LEGACY PREPARING FOR THE FUTURE The ‘20s Studio never looked so good! On Nov. 11 more than 100 celebrated stakeholders of the Everett YMCA gathered for an unforgettable evening reflecting on our impressive legacy and sharing plans for the new YMCA. Local historian and storyteller Larry O’Donnell took attendees on a visual walk through history from the beginnings of the Everett YMCA in 1901, highlighting key milestones along the way.
Former YMCA President & CEO Jerry Beavers shared that it was the Everett Board in 1987 who voted to change the name from the Everett YMCA to the YMCA of Snohomish County. From there the vision was established to build YMCAs and offer programs in the suburbs, which included Marysville, Monroe, Mukilteo, and Mill Creek. The Stanwood-Camano YMCA joined the family this year. To learn more about the new Everett Family YMCA, contact Ted Wenta, Senior VP Operations at twenta@ymca-snoco.org.
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Has the YMCA had a positive impact on your life? Would you like to share your story to inspire others? We’d love to hear from you. Email ctemple@ymca-snoco.org.