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COFFMAN YMCA Chairperson - Bruce Martino Executive Director - Dale Brunner 88 Remick Blvd. Springboro, OH 45066 DOWNTOWN YMCA Chairperson - Carla Morman Executive Director - Paul Brough 316 N. Wilkinson Street Dayton, OH 45402 HUBER HEIGHTS YMCA Chairperson - Pam Sunderland Executive Director - Josh Sullenberger 7251 Shull Road Huber Heights, OH 45424 KLEPTZ YMCA Chairperson - Stuart Price Executive Director - Jeff Jaehnen 1200 W. National Road P.O. Box 38 Englewood, OH 45322 PREBLE COUNTY YMCA Chairperson - Jennifer Brock Executive Director - Ben Davis 450 Washington-Jackson Road Eaton, OH 45320 SOUTH YMCA Chairperson -John Chabut Executive Director - Jey Ellis 4545 Marshall Road Kettering, OH 45429 WEST CARROLLTON YMCA Chairperson - Ed Holdren Executive Director - Bambi Puckett 900 S. Alex Road West Carrollton, OH 45449 YMCA NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER - WEST Chairperson - Tony Boddie Executive Director - Gayle Horton 4415 Dayton-Liberty Road Dayton, OH 45418 YMCA NEIGHBORHOOD DEVELOPMENT CENTER - EAST Executive Director - Teresa Wendell 624 Xenia Avenue Dayton, OH 45410 YMCA CAMP KERN Chairperson - John Mathews Executive Director - Jeff Merhige 5291 State Route 350 Oregonia, OH 45054 YMCA OF GREATER DAYTON Chairperson - Diane Hirakawa President/CEO - Tim Helm 111 W. First Street, Suite 207 Dayton, OH 45402 annual report 2005 Thomas J. Becker Becker Electric, CEO Clifford Bishop BradyWare Capital, Senior Vice President Craig J. Brown Standard Register Company, Senior Vice President, Admin. Treasurer and CFO Betsy Clymer Fifth Third Bank, Vice President, Private Banking Steve Cobb Henny Penny Corporation, President/CEO David Deptula Deloitte & Touche, Partner J. Norman Eckstein The Brower Insurance Company, Partner Kelly Fackel The Grandview Medical Center Foundation, Vice President, Development Kathy Garrison Cargill, General Manager J. Stephen Herbert Coolidge, Wall, Womsley & Lombard, Partner/CEO Diane A. Hirakawa, Chair IAMS Company, Research & Development, Senior Vice President Donald W. Jennett National City Bank, Vice President, Corporate Banking Charles M. Kardon Miami Valley Pension Service, Partner Leo E. Knight, Jr. National City Mortgage Co., Chairman/CEO Christopher Mapes A.O. Smith, President Scott McGohan McGohan Brabender Inc., Vice President, Account Executive Janine Z. McQuillan U.S. Bank, Vice President Susan Blasik-Miller Freund, Freeze & Arnold, Attorney Pamela Morris CareSource, President/CEO Maria E. Oria A. Richard Parker, C.C.M. Bank One, First Vice President Maureen Patterson Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, Vice President, Member Services Marjorie H. Putnam Golden Transitions Vincent L. Russell MeadAdam & Co., Vice President Craig Salmon-Gilmore TAP Pharmaceuticals Fred C. Setzer, Jr. Setzer Corporation, CEO Bonnie Smith PACE-Parents Advancing Choice in Education Inc., Executive Director Timothy J. Wabler University of Dayton, Associate Vice President of Athletics Gregory R. Wise, M.D. Kettering Medical Center, Vice President, Medical Affairs EMERITUS BOARD Thomas L. Cronin, Jr. Dayton Freight Lines, President Jerry L. Kirby Fifth Third Bank of Western Ohio, Chairman of the Board, Retired Peter O. Knapp Key Bank, Retired Robert S. Neff Neff Packaging Solutions, Chairman & CEO James C. Snow Deloitte & Touche, Partner Fred A. Ungerman, Jr. Coolidge, Wall, Womsley & Lombard, Partner Lee A. Whitney Baldwin & Whitney Insurance, Chairman & CEO, Retired Board of Directors Sinclair Community College is one of the largest
community colleges in the country. In branching
out with new growth, Sinclair Community College
is truly coming home! The Dayton YMCA was the home of David Sinclairs first college in
1887 and it is fitting that the relationship between the College and the
YMCA of Greater Dayton continues. The Kleptz YMCA in Englewood and the Huber Heights YMCA held
groundbreaking ceremonies in July of 2005. The 15,000 square foot
facilities are expected to be operational in the summer of 2006. The
space will include classrooms, open computer labs, a small bookstore,
counseling offices, information library and office space. These Learning
Centers in the northern Montgomery County area will provide educational
programs where people live, work and play. We are excited to be partners
with Sinclair Community College to provide greater accessibility to
higher education and to add value for our YMCA members, and the
organization itself. This partnership benefits both institutions and is
consistent with the Ys credobuilding a healthy spirit, mind and body. With the new Learning Centers at our YMCA
branches, Sinclair Community College is indeed
coming home. These Centers are true to David
Sinclairs credo Find a need and endeavor to
meet it. 2005 Spirit, Mind and Body The YMCA of Greater Dayton is thrilled to
have the opportunity to review our 135 years
of service to the community. We can be
proud of the fact that we continue to fulfill
our mission of putting Judeo-Christian prin-
ciples into practice through programs that
build healthy spirit, mind and body for all! Our association continues to see unprec-
edented growth. In 2005, we opened the
Harry Schiewetz Assembly Hall at Camp
Kern. In addition, we opened the Huber
Heights YMCA and began planning and
construction on the Sinclair Community
College Fast Track Learning Centers at the
Kleptz and Huber Heights Ys. Our partner-
ship with Sinclair is a true homecoming!
The college, with classes started by David
Sinclair at the Dayton YMCA in 1887, has a
long history with our organization and we
share many of the same values. Our YMCA Neighborhood Development
Centers are thriving and continue to provide
expanded programming for kids and families in both east and west Dayton. Our youth and
family services can expand and we can con-
tinue to teach the four core values of caring,
honesty, respect and responsibility through
our inner-city programs. As you read through our annual report, you
will see a small sampling of the highlights of
our year. You will see how our membership,
programs, and facilities have stood the test
of time and evolved into what we are today.
We are grateful to our community partners
for helping us provide opportunities to peo-
ple of all ages, religions, and backgrounds. 2005 was a wonderful year for our YMCA!
Thanks to each of you for your continued help
and support. We look forward to many more
years of providing service and expanding our
mission within the Greater Dayton community. Diane Hirakawa
Chairperson, Board of Directors tim Helm
President/CEO CEO Message There are currently more than 58,000 members of the YMCA of Greater Dayton. 2005 presented the YMCA of Greater Dayton
with many opportunities! As we looked around
our community, we continued to see areas
where our programs and services were
desperately needed. Beginning in 2005, students from Broadmoor
Elementary School in Trotwood participate in
a Healthy Kids Program, thanks to generous
donations from CareSource of Dayton and
others. Each weekday, 3rd-5th grade students
visit the Ys Neighborhood Development Center
at Cross Point United Methodist Church and
experience the wonderful programs the YMCA
offers. The children receive homework assist-
ance, nutritional snacks, health screenings,
wellness instruction and programming. In
addition, they are learning a variety of new
sports, and discovering the advantages of
exercise and active lifestyles. Community
partners including United Theological
Seminary, Dayton Center Courts and Tennis
Academy, Trotwood Madison Schools,
Babolat Tennis Equipment, and the Dayton The YMCA is not just a place for exercise-it is a place
where people are built...leaders are built. One of the programs that develops our leaders of the future is Junior
Leadership Dayton. In 2005, 60 students from 20 area high schools
were a part of this rewarding experience. Sponsored by area partners,
including the Dayton Area Chamber of Commerce, Wright State Uni-
versity, the Dayton Foundation and the YMCA, this fabulous hands-on
learning experience focuses on leadership, teambuilding, group work,
community awareness and community service. In addition to Junior Leadership Dayton, YMCA Teens in Action is a
summer service-learning and civic-engagement program for youth
ages 13-15 designed to build self-esteem, provide positive values and
motivate local teens to think seriously about the positive difference
they can make in their community. This program has been very suc-
cessful and served 30 teens per week during the summer of 2005.
The teens volunteered a total of 540 community service hours work-
ing with other non-profit organizations in the area, such as House of
Bread, St. Vincent DePaul, Hannahs Treasure Chest and Five River
Metroparks. The YMCA of Greater Dayton continues to work with area
teens and youth to help build the leaders of tomorrow. Youth in Action Neighborhood Development Centers We provide children and families in east and west Dayton with programs that teach the YMCA core valuescaring, honesty, respect and responsibility Area Tennis Association have
joined efforts to provide these 50
children with new opportunities. True to the
Ys motto, these students are learning the
keys to success and becoming healthy,
strong kids! The YMCA is a place for family and friends
to gather, come home and strengthen each
other in spirit, mind, and body. The concept
of the YMCA Neighborhood Development
Centers came about in an effort to provide
such a gathering place for children and
families in both east and west Dayton. These
centers will continue to provide programs
and services assisting families who need
help the most. Members are able to partici-
pate in after-school programs, counseling
programs, expanded activities and events for
teens, youth sports programs, family-sup-
port programs and more! The YMCA of Greater Dayton... one extraordinary place! 20 area high schools partner with the YMCA in its Junior Leadership Dayton program. Financial DECEMBER 31 ASSETS 2005 2004 Current assets Cash and cash equivalents 3,086,540 2,765,842 Accounts receivable 542,437 562,402 Inventories and prepaid expenses 235,435 173,909 Contributions receivable 160,364 91,522 Board designated assets & investments* 1,043,246 1,031,146 Assets restricted to investments in land buildings and equipment 763,452 763,452 total Current assets 5,831,474 5,388,293 Land, buildings and equipment 29,238,799 24,823,262 other assets Unamortized debt issue costs 219,919 267,392 Other assets restricted to investments in land buildings and equipment 722,043 1,106,841 Permanently restricted Endowment Fund 397,767 393,608 total assets 36,409,999 31,979,426 LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS Current liabilities Bank overdraft - - Accounts payable & accrued expenses 2,055,789 2,231,287 Deferred membership revenue 710,251 183,464 Line of credit 990,000 1,776,000 Current portion of long-term obligations 1,062,431 1,062,431 total Current liabilities 4,818,471 5,253,182 Long-term obligations 17,507,624 13,489,507 Unearned lease revenue 644,163 704,484 total liabilities 22,970,258 19,447,173 net assets Operating 10,365,286 8,815,492 Board Designated 1,142,213 1,130,113 Temporarily restricted 1,612,849 2,267,255 Permanently restricted 319,393 319,393 total net assets 13,439,741 12,532,253 total liabilities anD net assets 36,409,999 31,979,426 NOTES unaudited The YMCA uses a debt repayment strategy that utilizes the resources of our various collaborative partners to help eliminate the long term debt of the
association through leveraged partnerships and long term lease agreements. The total endowment funds, both unrestricted and permanently restricted, total $1,539,980 at the end of 2005. DONORS $1000+ Anonymous
American Golf Foundation
Ronald D. Amos
Chase Bank
BellSouth
Charles D. Berry
Berry Company
Ron Best
Marc M. Brashares
Charles Brock
Mary A.Bullen
Cargill Inc.
Carl B. Kern Fund
Carra Builders Commercial Construction Company Christ Life Sanctuary
Cathy Clark
Elizabeth M. Clymer
Steve & Molly Cobb
Joseph W. Coleman
Larry C. Cornett
Thomas L. Cronin
Dayton Chapter Of The Links, Inc. Dayton Power & Light Foundation Dave Deptula
Julie A. DiCicco
Mark DUrso
Eaton Fare Inc.
J. Norman Eckstein
Jey Ellis
Englewood-Northmont Chamber of Commerce Ernst Enterprises
John & Jennifer Frey
Friends of Kern
Gloria Gardner
Kathy Garrison
Anthony L. Gilkison
Steve & Elaine Gill
Globe Motors
Grandview Foundation
Adel Hanna
Alton D. Harris
Tim & Lisa Helm
Henny Penny
Stephen J. Herbert
Diane A. Hirakawa
Gayle & Marvin Horton
Iams Company
Denise L. Ingersoll
Jeff & Amanda Jaehnen
Donald Jennett
John N. Taylor Jr. Fund
Moses H. Jones Fund
Key Bank
JoAnn & Doyle Key
Warner H. Kiefaber
Kindred Funeral Home
Leo E. Knight
Louise Kramer
Howard Krisher
Kronos
Kuhns Brothers Foundation
Kulkarni Orthodontics L.William Crotty Family Foundation Lebanon Citizens National Bank Levin Family Foundation
Sam Levin
Liberty Savings Bank
Living Water Church
Stephen M. Luckenbach
Michael D. Malone
John P. Mathews
Stan Mathews
Thelma Mathews
P. Scott McGohan
Patrick McGohan
Allan McLaughlin
MeadWestvaco
Media Display
Marcia Meehan
David L. Meeker
Microsoft Matching Gifts Program Middletown Regional Hospital Miller-Valentine Group
Rebecca Morin
Pamela Morris
MRH Sports Med & Physical Therapy Myers & Frayne
National City Bank
National City Mortgage
Neediest Kids of All
Bob & Peggy Neff
John E. Neff
Bruce I. Nicholson
Pages Carpets
A. Richard Parker
Mike & Amy Parks
Don & Maureen Patterson
Pepsi-Cola Company
Darlene & Chris Reid
Reynolds & Reynolds Foundation Robert & Helen Harmony Fund for Needy
Children of the Dayton
Foundation David F. Root
Rotary of Springboro
Marya L. Rutherford Hardin Paul Sacksteder
Sams Club Foundation
Stanley J. Schear
Fred & Jane Setzer
Kathryn W. Shahani
Jim Simon
Sinclair Community College Springboro Eagles
Standard Register
State Farm Good Neighbor Fund Ed Stoermer
Kathleen Stolle
Wildermuth & Ballato Subashi Joshua & Stacy Sullenberger Byron H. Thomas
US Bank
Van Dyne Crotty Inc.
Brad A. Vosler
Wal-Mart
Leon A. Whitney
Wilcon Corporation
William Wilson
Gregory Wise
Sandra Wray DONORS $999-$500 AK Steel Foundation
Joan Allen
Aullwood Audubon Society
Mark A. Baker
Thomas E. Becker
Thomas J. Becker
Meg Begley
Brian Bergeron
John W. Berry
Michael D. Bevis
Bieser, Greer & Landis
Susan Blasik-Miller
Bob Evans Restaurant
Tony J. Boddie
Brady Ware & Schoenfield, Inc. Marc M. Brashares
Brower Insurance Agency
Craig J. Brown
Dale & Shelly Brunner
Stephen P. Burke
Brian W. Calabro
Cox Ohio Publishing
Ben & Marlo Davis
Dayton International Airport Deloitte & Touche
Dominos Pizza
Fred Ellis
Mike Ellis
Kelly J. Fackel
Faruki Ireland and Cox
Martha Good Ernst
Chad Haning
Lori & Rob Hartman
Herschel K. Headley
Edward C. Holdren
Cindy Hunsaker
D. Jeffrey Ireland
Steven Ireland
Madeline J. Iseli
ITW-Foundation
Deborah Kahmann
Charles M. Kardon
Kettering Adventure Guides and Princesses Kettering Kiwanis Foundation Warner H. Kiefaber
Kiwanis Club of Kettering Inc Don P. Laden
Robert A. Leary
Bill LeBoeuf Lexis-Nexis Cares Fund
Bruce F. Martino
Tom & Carol Miller
Burt Moore
Carla Morman
Northmont Rotary Club
Maria E. Oria
Parts Express Inc
James T. Penikas
Bambi L. Puckett
The Redwoods Group
Randy Richardson
Barbara J. Rohl
Frank M. Root
Harry F. Schiewetz Fund
Bonnie E. Smith
Sue Smith
State Farm Good Neighbor
Union Savings Bank
Vancrest Health Care Center Edward Wade
William C. Webb
West Carrollton City School District Richard A. Whitney
Jane & John Winch
YSI Foundation, Inc. DONORS $499-$250 Scott Alexander
Judy G. Alford
Appleton
Thomas J. Arquilla
Paul Atkinson
Thomas R. Baird
David & MJ Bart
Paul S. Bascom
Bergeron Photography
Clifford M. Bishop
Robyn E. Bittner
Jennifer Brock
Buffalo Wild Wings
Marty Caskey
Daniel G. Castleforte
CE Custom Services, Inc.
John C. Chabut
Child Care Bake Sale
Jack & Betty Cobb
Steve W. Conklin
Robert Copeland
Chuck Craft
Erin Crosby
Cliff & Jo Dech
Amy DiMario
Eaton Lions Club
Economy Linen & Towel
Fifth Third Bank
Fluid Quip Inc
Michelle A. Fogarty
Elaine K. Gaglione
Daryl Garrison
Constance Gilhooly
Mark Gustin
Sarah K. Gustin
Douglas C. Hansen
Jeb Head
Marthann & Jerry Heil High Tec Industrial Services Louis G. Homan
Houser, Inc.
Charlotte Jacobson
Kastle Electric Company
Charles & Arlene Kleptz
Donald & Laurie Koester
Thomas E. Kreusch
LeAnn D. Krintzline
Guillermo W. Leal
Phillip Leming
Lawrence Litscher
Michelle L. Lovely
Main Line Supply Company Inc Robert Malcolm
David C. Martin
Frank J. Mastromatteo
Frank McBride Jr.
Jeff & Amy Merhige
Colleen Militello
Debra M. Millat
Melinda S. Moore
Jesse L. Moreland
Jeanne M. Morrisey
Deborah L. Nerderman
Nancy A. Nichols
Scott & Jane Osborn
Patrick Palermo
Randy S. Paulin
Pickrel Brothers, Inc.
Stuart & Suzi Price
Pro-Copy Technologies, Inc. Dave Reeves
Relizon
Randy Richardson
Marcus A. Robinson
Roger R. Schultz
Alberta Scruggs
Louis Sharp
Janet Sikora
Ralph A. Skilken
R. C. Smith
Charles E. Snyder
David P. Spencer
Stillwater United Methodist Church Sheri E. Stover
Steve Strickler
Sandi Thornsburg
Carol J. Turner
Victory Wholesale
David A. Warner
Jenny & Jon Warner
Warren County FOPA #71
Watkins Cleaning Service
Wayside Collision Centers
Jim D. Whalen
Wood Propane Corp.
Stephanie Wright DONORS $249-$100 Action Rubber Co., Inc.
Advanced Assembly Automation John Agenbroad
Monica Albright
Douglas Almoney
Kelly Altom
Virginia Amli
Robert B. Armacost
Kimberly Armentrout
Chris Armold
James L. Arp
Sue Ault
Auto Disposal Systems, Inc
Jeff Baker
Philip Baker
William C. Baker
Rebecca Balaj
Lynnette S. Ballato
Chris J. Barde
Larry Beam
Karen & Tim Beaty
Beckman Services
Regina Bell
Thomas O. Biegel
Bigger Road Vet
Clifford M. Bishop
William D. Bloebaum
Jack Blosser
A. Rodney Boren
Richard Borth
Richard Brant
Dick Bridgman
Jackie & Rob Brockman
Anthony Brown
Bruce Elementary PTA
Lisa L. Bubp
Annabel Bullen
Wilma L. Burkett
Business Network International Beverly J. Butt
Jonathan A. Cain
Robert A. Calico
Erickson C. Callejo
Robin L. Carter
Tayara Carter
Thomas C. Cecil
CH2MHill
Steven F. Chapman
Deborah L. Christian
William L. Clark
Jeffery Cobb
Robert Collins
David & Jennifer Comer
Connective Design Inc.
Robert J. Cooper
Chris F. Cowan
Suzanne Crosby
George Dangerfield
Dan Delph
Joseph R. DeLuca
Loretta Deters Jeannette Devries
Jennifer Dick
Billie J. Dickson
William & Melinda Doner
Dorothy Lane Market, Inc.
Gerl Dorsey
Adrian K. Downey
Sharon Dudley-Pham
Richard R.Durbin
Eaton National Bank & Trust Oscar Edelman Fund
David M. Edwards
William Ellen
Gerald R. Ellis
Elmwood Park Dental
Brian Esselstein
Anthony Feldkamp
Allen Ferguson
James H. Finke
Michelle Fitterer
Pamela M. Flatter
Richard Flaute
Mark Fornes
William J. Foster
David E. Fourman
Darrell L. Fox
Robert G. Gabringer
Gary Galbreath
Cindy Garland
Kim R. Gates
Lynne Gayler
Kathy L. Geiger-Schwab
German Burke Orthodontics, Inc. William German
William A. Glancy
Jennifer Gleason
Westley Glover
Francis V. Goins
Lisa Grabeman
Bea R. Graham
Dana Green
James H. Greer
Douglas E. Grewe
Alex Gross
Lynette M. Gunn
David L. Haber
Eleanor A. Hake
Daniel & Doris Hall
Jason E. Hardin
Gina Harrington
Susan A. Harris
Dale Harrison
Emily Hartlage
Marvin Hartsfield
Has Images Inc.
Kathy R. Hawk
Jerome Hazard
Kimberly A. Heiligenberg David A. Henry
Sherrie D. Herald
John W. Herbert
Clifford N. Herbkersman
Andrea E. Herman
Craig Hewitt
Jeff & Pat Hiatt-Peer
Franklin T. Hoernemann
Robert Hogan
Ronald L. Hollister
Eric Horstman
Gayle Horton
Hoskins Funeral Home
Bill Hutton
Julia E. Janning
Jack Jensen
Johannes/Stoermer Co
William Johns
Stacie Jordahl
Larry Justice
Elias Karter
Richard Kem
David W. Key
Leonard H. Kidd
Robert Kilpatrick
Tom Kirkpatrick
Kathy Kitchel
George E. Kling
John C. Knechtly
Kathy A. Kropff
Debbie Lainfiesta
Julie Lare
William E. Lark
Linda Laughman
William J. Lautar
Mary Ellen Leary
Charles & Sharon Lee
John D. Lee
Peggy B. Lehner
Robert D. Lehner
Gene R. Lindley
Chuck Longo
Peter H. Luther
Michael MacEwen
Barb A. Maichle
Gregory S. Martin
Timothy M. McCarty
Kim McGuire
Kevin McNeilly
Rebecca S. Mershad
DeVon L. Meyer
Ted Michie
Ann Miller
James Miller
Kurt Miller
Mindys of Oakwood
James Minutilli
Anita J. Moore
Jonathan D. Moore
Pauline Moore Alicia G. Morales
Luis Morales
David J. Moran
Alina Morejon
Stanley Moyer
Doris Mueller
Jennifer M. Mueller
Elizabeth Murphy
Jack Murphy
Kathryn M. Murphy-Willis
Kim M. Myszka
David Neal
Mary L. Neavin
New Neighbors Garden Club Deron Newman
Annette Nickey
Oakwood Guides
James R. ODonnell
James N. Overholser
Helen M. Parker
J.R. Patterson
Richard L. Pavlak
Jon D. Payne
Mark Payne
Kim Phillips
Pointe Dry Cleaners
Steven M. Poland
Mitch Pollic
Beth E. Pool
Daniel R. Powers
Priceless Images
E. Kemp Prugh
Daniel R. Puthoff
Marge Putman
Ben Rader
Kathy Rea
Joyce F. Rees
Richard L. Richman
Mary Lou Riday
Judge Adele Riley
Route 35 Auto Sales
Vincent Russell
Jonathan Saine
Robert Sakers
Carla D. Sanders
SBC
Jeffrey M. Schmidt
School of Advertising Art, Inc. Ewald Schulte
Michael Schwartzman
Leigh A. Sempeles
Edward Shank
Wilburt Shanklin
Brian E. Shera
Kyle D. Sherwood
Bob Shiffler
Shoreline Print Management Group SIGNS
Charles Simms
Joan D. Simon
Patricia B. Simon
Jack & Marilyn Singerman
Skyline Chili
Slemker Pontiac Olds GMC
Larry Smith
Southwest Landmark
Esther Spradlin
Catherine V. Sprauer
Craig Springmier
Sprint Phone Company
Robert A. Stein
Pat Stephens
Joseph E. Stoermer
Todd Stone
Jill L. Stoutenborough
Kathryn A. Strawn
Erick Styles
Pamela Sunderland
Scott Swope
Joseph L. Szoke
Kenneth A. Taylor
Herbert L. Tharp
Thomas Theil
Lew Tippett
Thomas Toberen
Harlan Todd
Louis Tracy
Twana Trent
Robert E. Turner
Jeffrey Tyus
Fred Ungerman
Lee & Donna Vance
Robert Volkerding
Jill B. Vosler
Jason Wadzinski
Duane Warner
Kim & Danny Weaver
David P. Weber
Richard E. Welsh
Holly Wenglikowski
Megan Wessel
WHIO-TV Channel 7 CBS
Morris Whitlock
Amanda & Carl Williams
Mark Willis
Frederick C. Wilson
Rick J. Windle
Jeni L. Wolcott
Daniel Wright
Norm Wright
Ronald & Diane Wright
Stephen Yahnig
Robert J. Younger Today, the YMCA of Greater Dayton has 10 branches throughout the Miami Valley and serves more than 70,000 kids and families. 2005 Strong Kids Campaign Donors

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