The Montgomery County Family YMCA is a Nonprofit Organization.
The YMCA’s mission is not in recession.
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Montgomery County Family YMCA
Red Oak, Ia
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Kitchen available for parties and events.
Raquetball/Walleyball/Squash Courts
Multi-Purpose Room
2010 YMCA Board of Directors
Rex Allen
Dave Bergren
Shirley Billings- Vice President
Dr. Brian Couse
Matt Goracke
Paula Harold- Secretary
Rusty Hunter- Treasurer
Brian Mensen
Mark McCaffrey- President
Rev. Caryn Pedersen
Leo Smith
Carrie Stamets
Bob Waters
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YMCA Mission Impact
The Montgomery County Family YMCA responds to community need by
Serving all incomes, ages and abilities
•We served more than 2,600 people in diverse communities within the Montgomery County area.
We served more than 2,600 people in diverse communities within the Montgomery County area. We bring together young and old, men and women, people of all faiths, backgrounds and
incomes. No one is tuned away to pay. Scholarships, subsidies and outreach provide critical
access to low-income families.
•We provided $19,000 in financial assistance and subsidies for children youth and families.
We provided $19,000 in financial assistance and subsidies for children youth and families. this represents 3.2% of total expenses.
Serving vulnerable populations in our community
•Children: Our YMCA serves 2,652 members—36% of those members are children and youth. The YMCA provides a wide range of activities to foster healthy, productive children including teen clubs, sports leagues, family nights, community service projects and gang prevention programs. All youth activities incorporate the YMCA Core Values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
Children: Our YMCA serves 2,652 members—36% of those members are children and youth. The YMCA provides a wide range of activities to foster healthy, productive children including teen clubs, sports leagues, family nights, community service projects and gang prevention programs. All youth activities incorporate the YMCA Core Values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.•Low Income Families: We are one of the largest providers of affordable child care in the Montgomery County community. We offer high-quality child care to working families regardless of ability to pay.
Low Income Families: We are one of the largest providers of affordable child care in the Montgomery County community. We offer high-quality child care to working families regardless of ability to pay.•Elderly: One of the fastest growing segments of our membership are members over 60 years of age. We provide land and water exercise classes, partnerships with Montgomery County Memorial Hospital with rehabilitation program, indoor walking, fitness center and health wellness staff member that can assist your fitness needs, social programs like Soup Fest luncheons.
Elderly: One of the fastest growing segments of our membership are members over 60 years of age. We provide land and water exercise classes, partnerships with Montgomery County Memorial Hospital with rehabilitation program, indoor walking, fitness center and health wellness staff member that can assist your fitness needs, social programs like Soup Fest luncheons.•Disables/Other: Our YMCA recognized the local need for targeted programs for the following vulnerable populations: immigrants, special needs, veterans, and other underserved. Therefore, we are proud to work closely with Nishna Production Group home, Special Olympic programs, and the Latino center.
Disables/Other: Our YMCA recognized the local need for targeted programs for the following vulnerable populations: immigrants, special needs, veterans, and other underserved. Therefore, we are proud to work closely with Nishna Production Group home, Special Olympic programs, and the Latino center.•Nonmembers: Over the last year, we provided free health fairs/ screenings, exercise and nutrition activities for members and nonmembers all of which was valued at $500 in benefit to the community.
Nonmembers: Over the last year, we provided free health fairs/ screenings, exercise and nutrition activities for members and nonmembers all of which was valued at $500 in benefit to the community.•Other Nonprofit Orgs: We also provided $2,150 worth of space at little to no charge for outside clubs, nonprofits, and community service organizations to help them face broader community problems.
Other Nonprofit Orgs: We also provided $2,150 worth of space at little to no charge for outside clubs, nonprofits, and community service organizations to help them face broader community problems.Mobilizing community resources to meet community needs
•Locally Driven: Our YMCA is created by the local community based on a regional needs assessment and is controlled by a local board of community volunteers.
Locally Driven: Our YMCA is created by the local community based on a regional needs assessment and is controlled by a local board of community volunteers.•Contributed Income: Our YMCA receives $36,000 in support from annual community contributions which represents 6.1% or our total revenue.
Contributed Income: Our YMCA receives $36,000 in support from annual community contributions which represents 6.1% or our total revenue.•Volunteer Hours: This year, our YMCA has mobilized 200 volunteers to serve the community. These volunteers contributed $2,000 worth of time to give back.
Volunteer Hours: This year, our YMCA has mobilized 200 volunteers to serve the community. These volunteers contributed $2,000 worth of time to give back.•Key Partnerships: Recognizing the importance of collaborations, our YMCA created key partnerships with the following organizations Montgomery County Memorial Hospital, Red Oak Community Schools, County/ Area Schools, City of Red Oak, Montgomery County, Red Oak Industrial Foundation, Red Oak Chamber of Commerce, Stanton Chamber of Commerce, area business and organizations.
Key Partnerships: Recognizing the importance of collaborations, our YMCA created key partnerships with the following organizations Montgomery County Memorial Hospital, Red Oak Community Schools, County/ Area Schools, City of Red Oak, Montgomery County, Red Oak Industrial Foundation, Red Oak Chamber of Commerce, Stanton Chamber of Commerce, area business and organizations.•Relieving the Burden of Government: Our YMCA received $4,624 in Government Funding, including grants, contracts and vouchers to provide front-line service that relieved the burden for government to provide many of these services.
Relieving the Burden of Government: Our YMCA received $4,624 in Government Funding, including grants, contracts and vouchers to provide front-line service that relieved the burden for government to provide many of these services.Promoting healthy lifestyles to prevent obesity
•Health Crisis/ Childhood Obesity: Our YMCA has a longstanding dedication to providing programs and services that build health of spirit, mind and body for all. We continue this commitment today by engaging and supporting children and all health seekers – individuals of all ages who wish to pursue a healthy lifestyle, but struggle to do so.
Health Crisis/ Childhood Obesity: Our YMCA has a longstanding dedication to providing programs and services that build health of spirit, mind and body for all. We continue this commitment today by engaging and supporting children and all health seekers – individuals of all ages who wish to pursue a healthy lifestyle, but struggle to do so.* Note the YMCA employees 5 full time staff & over 50 part time staff member with an annual payroll of $300,000 back into the community/ area.
Click the link below to view the YMCA's Goals for 2010.
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YMCA Board of Director Volunteers that were present @ the YMCA's January/Annual Board of Directors Meeting @ the YMCA on Tuesday, January 19th, 2010 - Rev. John Swenson community/area volunteer) - completion of board term, Diane Sifford(community/area volunteer) - completion of board term, Rev.George Hooper(Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Red Oak,IA) - completion of board term, Jeanice Lester(Red Oak Community Schools) - completion of board term and serving as interim Vice President of the YMCA Board of Directors since July,2010 and Mark McCaffrey(United Farmers Mercantile Lumber/Hardware/Pet Store of Red Oak, Iowa) - completion of his interim Presidency of the YMCA Board of Directors since July, 2010 - all are from Red Oak, Iowa, not in the photo:: Brian Carlson(Red Oak Do It Center, Red Oak, Iowa),Mark Erickson(Red Oak Community Schools) and Larry Kazmerzak(community/area volunteer) all of Red Oak, Iowa - also completed their service to the YMCA's board of directors.
The Montgomery County Family YMCA held it's January/Annual Board of Directors Meeting at the YMCA in Red Oak, Iowa on Tuesday, January 19th, 2010.
At the meeting time was set aside to pay tribute to YMCA volunteers that completed board of directors terms and or officer positions in 2009 (SEE ABOVE KEY INFORMATION).
The YMCA also installed it's new board of director's officers for 2010. They are:
President:Mark McCaffrey of the United Farmers Mercantile Lumber/Hardware/Pet Store of Red Oak, Iowa.
Mark McCaffrey of the United Farmers Mercantile Lumber/Hardware/Pet Store of Red Oak, Iowa.Vice President:Shirley Billings of Billings Mensen Law Firm of Red Oak, Iowa.
Shirley Billings of Billings Mensen Law Firm of Red Oak, Iowa.Treasurer:Rusty Hunter of Houghton State Bank of Red Oak, Iowa.
Rusty Hunter of Houghton State Bank of Red Oak, Iowa.Secretary:Peggy Tye of Houghton State Bank of Red Oak, Iowa.
Peggy Tye of Houghton State Bank of Red Oak, Iowa.Installed for a three year term to the YMCA board of directors for the class of 2012. They are:
Kara ShermanRed Oak Community Schools - Red Oak, Iowa
Red Oak Community Schools - Red Oak, IowaDave BergrenParker Hannifin - Red Oak, Iowa.
Parker Hannifin - Red Oak, Iowa.Carrie Stamets Stamets & Wearin PC of Red Oak, Iowa.
Stamets & Wearin PC of Red Oak, Iowa.Brian MensenBillings Mensen Law Firm of Red Oak, Iowa.
Billings Mensen Law Firm of Red Oak, Iowa.Rex AllenState of Iowa Department of Transportation - Rex is from Stanton, Iowa.
State of Iowa Department of Transportation - Rex is from Stanton, Iowa.Other YMCA Board of Directors include:
Leo SmithCentury 21 Rubey Realty of Red Oak, Iowa
Century 21 Rubey Realty of Red Oak, IowaBob Waters Employed with the State of Iowa - Waters is from Stanton, Iowa
Employed with the State of Iowa - Waters is from Stanton, IowaPaula Harold Great Western Bank of Red Oak, Iowa
Great Western Bank of Red Oak, IowaMatt GorackeTeen representative to the YMCA board of directors - Red Oak Sr. High School , Red Oak, Iowa
Teen representative to the YMCA board of directors - Red Oak Sr. High School , Red Oak, IowaMike GilbertRed Oak Community Schools, Red Oak, Iowa
Red Oak Community Schools, Red Oak, IowaDeana GilbertMontgomery County Public Health Nursing Services - Red Oak, Iowa
Montgomery County Public Health Nursing Services - Red Oak, IowaKathy ChattertonCommunity Volunteer - Red Oak, Iowa
Community Volunteer - Red Oak, Iowa To learn more how one can become a member of the YMCA as well as volunteer in many capacities from serving on the board of directors, committees, assisting youth sports teams/programs/ swim team to special projects and events, simply stop at the YMCA located at 101 East Cherry Street - located in the beautiful Red Oak Legion Park. One can call the YMCA @ 712-623-2161 or one can visit the YMCA's website page 24 hours a day located @ www.mcymca.com
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YMCA 2010 Board of Directors
Keeping our Kids Safe
Click the links below to view the YMCA Code Of Conduct Child Abuse Prevention Policy and the Child Safe Enviornment Brochure.
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