Cadillac area YMCA

Dillon Community Center

2015 Annual Report

Building a strong foundation for a better us.

TOGETHER
TOGETHER
WEWE
CAN
BUILD
CAN
BUILD
A BETTER
USUS
A BETTER

THANK YOU

for a better community, for a better us!

DEAR CADILLAC AREA COMMUNITY,

As activist Cesar Chavez said we cannot seek achievement for ourselves and
forget about the progress and prosperity of our community. He continued to
say our ambitions must be broad enough to include the aspirations and needs
of others, for their sakes and for our own. These principles are flourishing at the
Cadillac Area YMCA.

Thank you Baker College of Michigan

for their continued support of the Cadillac Area YMCA.
Their gift to the Y strengthens our community and makes a
difference in the lives of each individual they serve.

In 2009, the Cadillac Area YMCA opened the doors of our Dillon Community
Center. The achievement was realized through the giving and volunteer support
of several in the community. Notably, Dr. Don and Pat Lakin, Anne and Mike
Zdrowdski, and Mary and Thomas Dillon, along with others were key in seeing the organization
grow. It took, however, the generosity of one more major supporter to take it to the next level
Baker College.
Since 2008, Baker College has been an key member of the Cadillac Area YMCA team. Baker
College Cadillac Campus, through the leadership of Robert Vandellen, its then President,
provided the land on which the facility now sits with a generous 99 year evergreen lease
for $1 per year, which renews annually automatically. The Baker College Cadillac Campus
generosity did not end there. It also donated $1,250,000 toward the YMCAs construction. The
Baker College System, parent company of Baker of Cadillac based in Flint MI, then continued
the investment in the Cadillac Area YMCA by loaning an additional $1,018,745 to help the Y
restructure its construction debt and keep its doors open.

So perhaps the biggest news of 2015, came to us on January 1, 2016 when the Baker College
System, in its continued dedication to the Cadillac area community, signed a new loan agreement
that forgave over $817,033 of the YMCAs outstanding loan. With a commitment from the YMCA
to pay $175,000 over the next 5 years, Baker College System will in effect donate the remainder
making the YMCA debt free. While this amazing gift is not reflected in the 2015 financials
included in this report, it is the biggest news of the year and secures our Y for the generations to
come.
Our year also culminated with a tremendous gift from Cadillac Mortgage providing the remaining
$26,000 needed to purchase the timing system for our Cadillac Currents Swim Team. Finally our
Y received a $10,000 grant from Consumers Energy to support our expanding Early Childhood
Programming.
The YMCA would not exist if not for the generosity of the individuals, families, and businesses
within this community who believe and support its mission. These wonderful gifts do not mean
our charitable mission is complete, rather they are recognition of the good being done. It is only
part of the Ys growth. If you are interested in joining the YMCA, making a financial contribution,
or donating your time, contact Dan Smith, Paul King, or Kurt Baney at the Y to learn more.
Jason Elmore, Board Chair
Cadillac Area YMCA
Dillon Community Center

Key Staff

Dan Smith..........................Executive Director

Stacy Quiggin.....................Business Manager
Mike Kelso..........................Program Director
Anne Smith Zdrodowski.....Aquatics Director
Paul King.............................. Membership

/Marketing Director
Debbie Blake......................Early Childhood Director
Deb Dyer............................Healthy Living Specialist
Janelle Dubbs-Schmeling...Program Coordinator
Jeremiah Shipton...............Teen Coordinator
Kurtis Baney.......................Y Cause Specialist

Board OF DiRECTORS

Chair..............................Jason Elmore
Vice Chair.......................Kris Krannitz
Treasurer.......................Rick Kohler
Secretary........................Laurie McKay
Immediate Past Chair.....Kelly Smith

Board Members
Renata Olson
Ed Van Alst
Fred Wreford
Jodi Keeler
Sandy Morse

Shannon Winkle
Niki Schultz
Adam Brinks
Randy Hill

$26,000 donation for timing clock

for Cadillac Currents swim team.
Thanks to Cadillac Mortgage for
their generous donation!

OUR MISSION
To put Christian
principles into practice
through programs that
build a healthy spirit,
mind, and body for all.

Cadillac Area YMCA

Dillon Community Center
9845 Campus Dr.
Cadillac, MI 49601
231.775.3369
www.cadillacareaymca.org

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2015 STATEMENT
OF ACTIVITIES

OUR 2015 STATEMENT

OF FINANCIAL POSITION
2015

PUBLIC SUPPORT

Beginning
of Year
(Audited)

End
of Year
(Unaudited)

332,835

389,168

5,164,410

4,928,082

5,497,245

5,317,250

ASSETS
Current Assets
Non-Current Assets

TOTAL ASSETS
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS

Long-Term Liabilities

Total Liabilities
NET ASSETS
Unrestricted
Temporarily Restricted

177,710

Grants

169,613

REVENUES
Membership Dues

678,274

Program Fees & Other

455,432

Total Income

1,481,029

EXPENSES

LIABILITIES
Current Liabilities

Unaudited

Community Contributions/Fundraising

92,834

36,668

992,033

991,389

1,084,867

1,028,057

Supporting Services (Excluding Depreciation):

Youth Development, Healthy Living,
and Social Responsibility

1,210,214

Administrative/Management and General

140,129

Fund Raising

4,282,628

Subtotal

129,750

139,330

Total Net Assets

4,412,378

4,289,193

Total Expenses

TOTAL LIABILITIES
AND NET ASSETS

5,497,245

5,317,250

Decrease in
Net Assets

My Y Story
Meet the Larrance
family duo,
Derek and Corbin,
who participated
together in the
Anyone Can Tri.
This was Corbins
second year
participating in
the triathlon, and
he was excited
to compete at
the adult level
this year. Dad had
asked Corbin if
he wanted him to
Tri with him; his
response was Yes. Corbins favorite
part about competing this year is that
he beat his dad. Derek said He
is quite an inspiration for a lot of
people because despite his autism
he is extremely athletic. Best yet he
doesnt care that he is athletic and
he will be able to rub it in my face for
the next year that he beat me in the
Anyone Can Tri. We are excited to
participate again next year.

27,981

4,149,863

1,378,324
225,890

Depreciation

1,604,214

Program Fees
& Other 31%
Membership
Dues 46%

We have seen a
steady increase
in facility usage in
2015 over 2014. We
continue to serve our
community and gain
more support in our
community events.
With special events
such as Womens
Wellness Expo,
Healthy Kids Day and
Princess Pirate Dance
having more than
double its attendance
from the
previous year.

123,185

Total Income
Community
Contributions/
Fundraising 12%

Facility
Usage

Total Expenses
Grants
11%

Fund
Raising 2%

Administrative/
Management and
General 9%

Depreciation
14%

Youth Development,
Healthy Living, and Social
Responsibility 75%

Cadillac Area YMCA Growth

Over the past 6 years of operations in our

facilities, we have experienced a great amount
of growth, both by the communitys support
and by generous donations. With 6 different
departments running hundreds of programs,
we continue to cultivate growth, because of
our cause and mission. We are always looking
for qualified individuals to help in our causes
whether it is: afterschool tutors, program teachers,
group exercise instructors, child watch attendants,
or volunteers. We are grateful for those who have
been a part of the Ys cause.

Employees (1st Qt)

95
85
75
65
55
2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015

Youth

Just
Like
TOGETHER
Home,
Kind
WE CAN
BUILD
&A
Supportive
BETTER US
New Programing
for Tweens

Youth Fit & Tween Zone are two new programs developed
through donations and grants to meet community needs
for tween programming. Youth Fit is a partner program
with Munson Healthcare Cadillac for youth ages 8-12 to be
active and have loads of fun. It is run by a coordinator who
leads games and exercise as well as talks about healthy
food choices. Tween Zone is a safe environment where
youth can learn, grow, and play with peers. The space is
outfitted with games that encourage brain development
and active movement. With the creation of Tween Zone
we have seen an average of 5.5 tweens per day. They
made Christmas cards for our Senior Fit program which
has some 80 participants.

250 visits
in the first

45 days

5.5

Tweens
per day

As a teacher and as one of the Tutors for the Cadillac Y

Afterschool Tutoring Program, I have seen many rewards.
My favorite one is the smile one of my own students gave
me as she commented on loving the fact that she knew
what we were doing in class. I get it! I enjoyed seeing
her hand up more in class and watching her be more
confident.

R. Gussert
3rd grade teacher (CAPS)

Kris Racignol

Open

2nd grade teacher

(Pine River)

Monday thru
Thursday

My Y Story

After School Tutoring

Five elementary schools in the Cadillac Area Public and

Pine River Area School Districts are participating in an
Afterschool Tutoring Program. Through the five day a week
program, 372 students (2015) were able to benefit from
a healthy snack and/or meal, physical activity, nutrition
education and 3 days per week, of academic tutoring. The
combination of food and physical activity helps students
be refreshed and ready to learn when they go to tutoring.
The results are impressive. Academic Assessments at Pine
River show, 48% of the students increased their reading
by one level, 43% increased their reading by 2, 3 or more
levels. Session 5 students in 1st and 2nd grades at
Kenwood Elementary increased their oral reading level by
an average of 4.4 levels.

After SChool Tutoring

Sessions Per School

Pine River
Area Schools

Lincoln
Elementary,
CAPS

Forest View
Elementary,
CAPS

I received positive feedback

from my students. My
students who attended
regularly, benefitted greatly.
Im impressed with the
program.

Franklin
Elementary,
CAPS

Kenwood
Elementary,
CAPS

The After School Tutoring

program run by the YMCA
has been a blessing for my
family and more importantly
my daughter. Ellie had difficulty
with math and reading and had
fallen behind in both areas. The
Ys program at Forest View gave
Ellie the extra support that she
needed in both subjects, and
really expanded her ability to
stay consistent in her education.
I loved the fact that it included
fun physical activity every day.
It made it feel to her more like
fun instead of work. It allowed
Ellie to build a relationship
with the tutors which made
her feel more connected and
invested in the program, and led
to better results. Thank you
for helping my daughter. The
impact that youve made will be
there forever.

Anne Cool

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Healthy Kids Day

April 25, 2015
120.4%
increase in facility usage
for the day compared to
previous 3 weeks

280 2
Check-ins
for the day

program
signups

New
Members

The 2015 Healthy Kids Day at our facilities

was a huge success this year. This day
is set aside as a day for youth of all ages
to come and learn what it truly means to
be healthy. The day was filled with fun and
activities from a Try New Things food
experience, to swim lessons in the pool, and
back to sack races in the gym. Over all we
had 280 participants in the day, families
came early and stayed late. It was a fun
filled event for the whole family to enjoy.

FREE 7th Grade Membership

This years free 7th grade membership program received a grant from the
Cadillac Area Community Foundation - Youth Advisory Committee (CACFYAC). This grant allowed for program expansion beyond just CAPS
students. Overall an average of 34 teens per month were able to utilize this
community benefit. The Y chose to focus this program on 7th grade teens
due to the observation that this time of life presents an increased amount
of social pressure and desire for independence. The YMCA teen programs
strive to provide a positive environment where teens can be mentored
in a recreational setting that allows social connection with peers and age
appropriate independence. Our hope is these teens find ways to create
healthy habits of recreation in their early teen years. We are grateful for
the support of CACF-YAC and others in fulfilling this mission.

A BETTER US
WE CAN BUILD
TOGETHER

Special
thanks
to YAC for their

grant funding for

this program
and our new
tween zone

MAKE
IT
TOGETHER
A PLAY
WE CAN BUILD
DATE
A BETTER US

Childcare

PRESCHOOL

Healthy Eating

Joe Hughes son Dominic is a participant in one of our

Y Preschool classrooms. Dominic struggled to come to
preschool the first month and Dad was ready to throw
the towel in until I asked him to start staying at preschool
with Dominic until he felt safe. Dad, who works 2nd shift,
struggled with this because of fatigue, but did it for about
3 weeks. Dominic just needed a sense of security while
being here, and truly tried to dominate Dad while he was
here. Dad however, did not just pay attention to his son, he
built relationships with other students in the class which
also helped Dominic build friendships. Dominic is now
coming in confident, feeling safe and willing to let Dad
retreat home for some much needed rest. I would like to
thank Joe for pushing his own needs aside to assist in his
sons adjustment to preschool and also for being a great
role model on how to build/establish new relationships and
friends in one of our Y Preschool programs.

To compliment the benefits of physical activity through exercise

and sports, a Healthy Eating program was added this year. With
funding through a Walmart State Giving grant, we acquired
portable kitchen equipment for food preparation demonstrations
and Healthy Eating classes. We also added healthy eating and
nutrition lessons to other programs. Over 50 Senior Fit class
members participated in a Make Health Your Hobby workshop
that included identifying healthy food choices. Preschoolers
learned to choose water as a healthy drink and used fruit to make
flavored water. Food and Fun curriculum activities such as making
individual smoothies, sampling new foods, choosing healthy fats
and fewer sugary drinks were enjoyed by Youth attending Dillon
Day Camp at the Y and Camp Torenta day and resident camps.
One of the participants in our first Cooking Matters class learned
ways to get her family to eat whole grains. She shared the
recipes we made in class with her family and said they liked what
we made and couldnt believe it was healthy.

Debbie Blake Early Childhood Director

20
preschoolers

Early Childhood
Education
Child Watch
visits for 2015:
GSRP* is
currently
full @

18
16

currently
registered in

Daycare
12 Part time,
4 Full time

80

4887

Total Visits to
Childwatch for
the year

Head
Start is
currently
full @

18

23

Y Preschool
is @

16

w/2 slots
available
enrolled in

Extended Care
10 Head Start, 3 GSRP,
and 10 Y Preschool.

Footprints per day

(Average includes all of our Childcare programs.
Head start, GSRP*, Preschool, Child watch, Daycare)
*Great Start Readiness Program

made
fruit infused
water

50

Senior Fit
members
chose foods
for health

Cooking Matters
class participants
learned healthy
food preparation
skills.

Fall

Open-house
attendees
sampled
delicious
Pumpkin
Dip.

TEST
LIMITS
TOGETHER
MEET
FRIENDS
WE CAN
BUILD
GET
FIT
A BETTER
US

Fitness

Senior Fit

My Y Story

The Senior Fit Program held at the Y on Tuesday and Thursday has 75 seniors in three
classes. The seniors range in age from 55 to 92 and most have chronic conditions that
they must deal with. Participants are usually referred to the program as a continued
rehabilitation for existing conditions or physical challenges.
April 2010 Senior Fit moved
to the Y from Munson Hospital
with 21 participants. As of
November 2015 there were
75 participants in 3 classes.
Munson hospital has continued
to support Senior Fit
financially and with referals.

6 min walking
assessment in 2015 After 3 months or more
of participation, 86% of
participants were in the
normal or above normal
range

30 sec. chair stand reps

assessment in 2015 After 3 months or more
of participation 66% of
participants performed
in the normal range.
32%above normal and
just 2%below normal.

Y STAFF Story
One of the participants, Mark Pitrago, is 57 years old. He started Senior Fit at
Munson Healthcare Cadillac and has continued with it at the Y. Mark suffers from MS.
He is the most inspirational person the class participants have met. We have all
learned not to tell Mark what he can or cant do. He determines what he is capable
of doing. He tries most everything even though his balance is affected and he is
legally blind. He loves to ride the bike. In 2014, he rode the bike 208 miles which he
did mainly half an hour at a time each day he comes. He also works several machines
and lifts weights. He keeps himself very strong.

Hello, I am Jesse. As of January 2016, I am

on my second year as a member of the
Y. Tuesday and Thursday yoga with Ellen
has been my weekly routine for all this time.
The childcare option is as helpful to me as
a stay at home mama. Yoga was part of my
life as a Peace Corps volunteer from 20012004 but I had not established another
routine since having my three girls. It is so
easy to get lost in motherhood and giving
all our time to our children and our partner
and our jobs....leaving very little time for
self-care. Taking this time for me has
helped me be more present in other areas
of my life. Having an hour of quiet focus is
so incredibly rare in my daily life. I want to
model self-care for my girls. Taking care of
ourselves should be our top priority. Other
things fall into place if we put ourselves
first and focus on the inner work we need to
do. The class is ideal for all people.

Jesse Guest-Felsk

He proves to us that even though you may have a physical complaint or pain, you
can still get up, workout and stay fit. He also proves that all this can be done with
a smile and a great attitude. He is an inspiration to us all. He lights up the
room when he comes to class.

-Kit Rau Senior Fit Instructor

Trends
in Fitness
8432

Participants
over the
year

NEW GROUP
EXERCISE
CLASSES
(always free
with your
membership)

PiYo,
Insanity &
Gentle Yoga

I am new to the yoga world

and through the Gentle Yoga
class I have found a true oasis
for myself.

Becky Gomez
Member since September 2015

Aquatics

Try
new things,
TOGETHER
amazing
WE CANLearning
BUILD
Experiences
A BETTER US

Safety
Around Water

With all of the lakes in the area and the large

number of locations to swim, we are proud to kick
off the YMCA Safety Around Water program, which
is designed to teach children basic water safety
skills. Thanks to a Missaukee Area Community
Foundation grant and Lake City Area Schools making
it a priority to use time in their school day to address
this problem, we are making sure that every Lake
City child in fourth grade has access to learning
water safety skills.
I have been teaching YMCA swim lessons for 14
years and running our Y swim program for 13 years.
I have witnessed the benefits of 100s of children
learning swimming skills and how to be safe around
water. I think it is vital that all children have access
to a program like this and that we work together in
an effort to prevent another tragic drowning death.
Whatever we can do to help keep our children safe,
we need to work together to do it. This is why I
am so pleased to partner with a school to fight the
devastating problem of accidental drownings. This
program is designed to help reduce the number of
drownings by teaching children what to do if they
find themselves in the water unexpectedly.
This is a program that is much needed in our area to
keep our children strong and healthy. If you are
interested in finding out more information about this
program or ways that you can help please feel free
to contact me, annesz@cadillacareaymca.org or by
calling the Y and asking for me. Thank you so much
for all of the support thus far, and making the Y a
great place for community and family.

CADILLAC NOTES
CURRENTS FROM COACH

38

Anne Smith Zdrodowski,

Aquatic Director

90

# of people
that participated
in the 100 mile
swim club in
2015

18

# of people
that achieved
their goal of
100 miles

100 Mile Club

# of youth on
Swim Team
in 2015-2016

19%
percent of
Growth over
2014-2015

From young to old we had over 90 members participate in our

100 mile swim challenge for the 2015 year. 18 participants
completed the challenge this year, 4 more than last year.
Swimming is often viewed as an individual recreation, but
what is often missed is the comradery of the swimmers who
pushed each other and finished their goals together. At the
Y we recognize that anything we do takes perseverance and we
commend each member who completed this goal.

Swimming your first year holds many challenges.

When you join at 13, those challenges are
compounded by the distances required at that
age level. Tanaya Yonkman joined the team
facing these challenges. She began the year
swimming Freestyle and Backstroke in meets.
She worked hard developing these strokes,
and bettered her individual times in each stroke
by over 10 seconds. This alone was a great
accomplishment. However, what truly set her
apart in a year where we saw great improvement
across the team is her drive and tenacity to be
able to compete in all four strokes. Often she
would ask a coach to watch her stroke after
practice, and would always take the advice
of the coaches to heart. By the 5th meet, she
completed her first 100 Breaststroke. She
completed her goal on January 31st when she
competed in the Individual Medley. Although her
dedication is matched by many team members,
her focus and drive to meet her goal was an
inspiration to both swimmers and coaches alike.

Coach Scott Leesch

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Aquatic Timing System

Goal Achieved

Project Completion: 2015 held great accomplishments in our goal to acquire an

Aquatic Timing System. Through generous donations we are bringing closure to
our call to action. The new timing system and scoreboard should be up and installed
before the start of our 2016-17 swim season. The scoreboard chosen will be able to
communicate events, names of swimmers, swim times and places and link directly
to the electronic timing system. Overall, the system will support YMCA swim team
and masters swim program, as well as other competitive events held at the Cadillac
Area YMCA. We have received several donations throughout the campaign, and are
proud to announce that through the generosity of these gifts and a $26,000 gift
from Cadillac Mortgage, we are able to purchase the electronic scoreboard, the
most costly part of the timing system. This brings us to the same level as the other
pools where we compete. A huge thanks to each donor and especially Cadillac
Mortgage for their generous contributions and helping build a better us.

17 9-10

Swimming
Events

Medley Relay 1st

$1,080

Starter unit with light and megaphone

Total

$1,080

% to Goal

100%

Phase B
Basic Timing System

$2,795

Timing pads for 6 lane pool and storage cart

$6,351

Total

$9,146

$ 2015 Achieve Goal

$9,146

% to Goal

100%

Phase c
$2,524

Laptop computer with

MTSL STATE MEET

Attended

Phase A

Individual Results:
st
nd
rd

three

one

Workware Software (practices)

Boardware Software (projection system)

$29,776

6 Lane Alpha Numeric Scoreboard with

scrolling line

$1,600

Estimated installation

one

Total

$33,900

$ 2015 Achieve Goal

$33,900

% to Goal

Swimmer

MTSL State Meet

YMCA State Meets

Abraham Apfel

200 Freestyle - 1st

100 Freestyle - 1st
100 Backstroke -1st

2200 Freestyle - 3rd

100 Freestyle - 3rd
100 Backstroke -2nd

Karis Bachman

200 Freestyle - 3rd

100 Freestyle - 4th
50 Breaststroke - 4th

200 Freestyle - 8th

100 Freestyle - 10th
50 Backstroke - 31st

Brianna Leesch

100 IM - 13th
50 Backstroke 7th

50 Free - 28th
50 Backstroke - 37th

Demi Lodholtz

100 IM - 5th
100 Freestyle - 3rd
50 Backstroke - 2nd

50 Free - 12th
100 Free - 12th
50 Back - 20th

Rebecca Jacobson

200 Freestyle - 8th

50 Backstroke 11th

Juli-Ann Lang

100 Backstroke - 6th

Grace Leonard

50 Backstroke - 12th

Jack Lucas

60 Backstroke 13th

YMCA
STATE Arthritis
MEET Foundation Swim

Attended

11

Swimming
Events

Rylan
Bachman-Dryer

25 Freestyle - 27th
50 Freestyle - 19th
25 Backstroke - 23

Kasen Dunn

25 Freestyle - 9th
50 Freestyle - 16th
25 Backstroke -3rd

Rebekah Smith

25 Freestyle -37th
25 Back - 30th

*The Y Cadillac Currents compete in two leagues: the Michigan Team

Swim League (MTSL) and the West Michigan YMCA Swim League.

100%

Individual
Results:
st

zero

2nd
one

3rd
two

Our facility has been offering an Arthritis Foundation/

YMCA Aquatic Program for 6 years. This vital program that
improves the quality of life for those who suffer with
arthritis experienced a significant increase the number
of monthly participants when we introduced a new dropin format. The increased accessibility allows for greater
flexibility for our program participants and increases their
chances in a schedule that works better for them.

My Y Story
I have arthritis and began the arthritis aquatics program
a year ago at the YMCA. This program helped save my
life. I spent 2 years in a bed due to a rare disease and I also
have arthritis. I have lost 75lbs in the last year because I
can finally move again. But it was through this program.

-Rhonda Schalow

Y For All

Always
Here
TOGETHER
For
WEour
CAN BUILD
Community
A BETTER US
Our Special events continue to grow. From our Valentines Day
dance and Pirates and Princess Dance to our Easter Egg Hunt and
St. Patricks Dance Event more and more members and community
members attend these events every year. Our Back to School
Carnival started back in 2014 and has become one of our largest
Community Events. With well over 200 people in attendance
this year we moved all of the Carnival events inside. Not only did
our community come out to enjoy this special event they also were
able to see what the Cadillac Area YMCA has to offer. Plans for
the 2016 carnival are already in the works.

Volunteers
Lindsey Akom
Scott Akom
Dan Alto
Linda Anderson
Athena Apfel
Norm Apfel
Pat Apfel
Nick Maddox
Monique Ashby
Heidi Austin
Laura Bachman
Sheena Balcom
Allan Beal
Mike Bell
Mary Bell
Jamie Belville
Mary Blackmer
Debbie Blake
Zeb Boersma
Nicole Boland
Cathy Booher
Brian Booher
Chad Boolman
Naomi Boonzaaijer
Abby Boonzaaijer
Isabel Borgstrom
Adam Bosman
Mallory Boyd
Debra-Ann Brabazon
Steve Breithaupt
Adam Brinks
Glenda Brintnell
Jen Brown
Brandi Brown
Jody Brown
Preston Brunner
Mitchell Budnick
Robert Cain

Julie Cain
April Castle
Jamie Clous
Nicole Coats-Quales
Bridget Coffee
Ellen Cokewell
Colby Conklin
Anne Cool
Kayla Coveart
Mark Cronkhite
Mindy Cucinella
Dave Darrow
Brad Denike
Jen DeRuiter
Kayla DeVoll
David DeVoll
Eric Dittrich
Caden Dittrich
Sam Dodds
Chad Dreyer
Janelle DubbsSchmeling
Ed Dunlap
Woodie Durham
Louis Durham
Delores Eisele
Zach Elmore
Alicia Elmore
Jason Elmore
Jena Erway
Stan Fawcett
Paige Fiet
Carla Filkins
Mike Filkins
Dave Foley
Emily Fox
Maria Francisco
Olivia Garlick

Chad Geiger
Judy Gilde
Brandon Gilyard
David Glendenning
Sally Goggin
Pat Goggin
Josh Gottschall
Stacy Hammond
Keith Hammond
Shandra Hancock
Andrea Herman
Jon Heuker
Alana Hill
Heather Hill
Randy Hill
Lacey Hill
Caitlin Hills
Trevor Hortoon
Katy Huckle
Chris Huckle
Courtney Hunter
Jeff Izzard
Tom Jacobson
Lisa Jacobson
David James
Maria Johnson
Kelsey Judge
Jodi Keeler
Sara Keinath
Cindy Kelley
Kathleen Kelso
Joleean Kennard
Mia Kendell
Dennis Kenny
Kristen Kenny
Sabrina Kenwabikise
Carl Kielbasa
Kristen Kiluk

2015 Event calendar

JANUARY
February

Family Valentine Dance

Womens Expo

March

Princess Pirate Fairy Dance

St. Patricks Dance
Easter Egg Hunt in the POOL

April

Healthy Kids Day Open House

MAY
June
August
Paul King
Megan Kleppinger
Elisha Koenig
Rick Kohler
Rebecca Krannitz
Kris Krannitz
Doreen Lanc
Bruce Lang
Julie-Ann Lang
Sandee Lee
Trisch Leesch
Scott Leesch
Kathy Lietart
Ian Lilly
Nick Lilly
Erica Lilly
Beverly Lind
Deana Littlebear
Joel Lockwood
Renee Looks
Victor Lucas
Brooks Lucas
Nazareth Luther
Nick Maddox
Abbi Mankewics
Cricket Marks
Cindy May
Laurie McKay
Krista McMillan
Mharen McMillan
Sharalyn McNutt
Scott McPherson
Ashley Mentel
Mandy Meyer
David Miller
Leah Mills
Sandy Morse
Trent Mulder

TAC 31
(Team Accountability Challenge)

October

Mothers Day Appreciation

Anyone Can Tri YMCA Triathlon
Back to School Carnival and Swap
Dancing with the Y

November

Fall into Fitness Open House

December

New Years Eve Party

Resolution 5K & Kids 1 Mile

Marybeth Munch
Lauren Munch
Tisch Neiss
Trevor Neiss
Tyler Neiss
Maggie Neiss
Chrystl Noren
Beth Oberhaus
Ted Oliver
Renata Olson
Seth Olson
Leif Olson
Steve Osborn
John Ott
Katie Paquet
Nick Paquet
Elizabeth Parker
Heather Paul
Mike Paulin
Charlie Payne
Scott Peedle
Abbie Peltier
Kelly Pendrick
Chad Phillips
Matt Putman
Sage Radtke
Tim Reaume
Jennifer Reaume
Kim Recca

Heather Reddick
Tiffany Rice
Shana Ripley
Sara Roorda
Jeff Rork
Tracey Ruell
Lindsay Rumohr
Jennifer Sacket
Aaron Schab
Rhonda Schalow
Ryan Schultz
Nicole Schultz
Will Shemer
Karroll Showers
Everett Simerson
Glenn Small
Mike Smith
Kelly Smith
Kimberly Smith
Adam Sobczak
Jo Spry
Natalie Sterner
Michael Stevens
Amanda Stump
Jamie Swiger
The Dahls Family
Haven Thomack
Sally Thomas
Al Thomas

Charlie Thompson
Andy Ulrich
Ed Van Alst
Kathleen Van Alst
Carol Van Haitsma
Jason Vaughn
Liz Walker
Jessica Wanstead
Nishi Ward
Scott Ward
Traci Warner
Craig Weidner
Jim Whelan
Jason Wilde
Shannon Winkle
Alicia Woodworth
Fred Wreford
Rebecca Yonkman
Joel Yonkman
Jeremy Young
Mike Zdrodowski
Noah Zdrodowski
Sarah Zdrodowski
Anne Smith
Zdrodowski
Janea Zuniga

Supporters
Program Specific
2015 Donations
7th Grade
Memberships

Youth Advisory Committee of the

Cadillac Area Community Foundation
CoBank
Advanced Foot & Ankle Centers
Chuck and Marge Dumanois
Glenn and Reanna Tice-Kelly
E.S. Fawcett

Aquatic
Timing System

Rick and Mary Blackmer

Suzzane and Steve Breithaupt
Deb Brinkman
Mike Coy
Meyer Veterinary Clinic
Marianne Smith
Nishi Ward
Anne Smith-Zdrodowski
Rick Squires
Susan Thompson
Cadillac Mortgage

Teen Impact
E.S. Fawcett
Cadillac Elks
United Way

Tween Zone

Youth Advisory Committee of the

Cadillac Area Community Foundation

Pine River
After-school
Tutoring

Osceola County Community

Foundation

Print Sponsor

RexAir
Baker College of Cadillac
Wolverine Power Cooperative

My Y Story

CAPS
After-school
Tutoring
Walmart Foundation
United Way
Michigan Department of
Community Health

Healthy Living
Walmart State Giving

Youth
Transportation
ProgrAM
First Merit Bank

Food is Fun
YMCA State Alliance

Lacrosse
Chris Huckle
James Whelan

Camp Torenta
Scholarship Fund
Rick and Mary Blackmer
Love in the Name of Christ
Lincoln School PTL
Michigan Rubber Products
Advance Realty
Dairy Queen
DK Design Group
Cadillac Daisy Chain
Fiamm Technologies, Inc.
Steve Frisbie
Rotary Club of Cadillac
Kiwanis Club of Cadillac
Family Practice of Cadillac, P.C.
William and Janine Rzepka
Norm Schneiderman
Alpha Delta Kappa
Jeremy Winkle

Lets REHTEGOT
Work
DLIUB NAC EW
Together
SU RETTEB A

Annual Campaign
2015 Donors
Pam & Alan Anderson
Jon Anderson
Kevin & Kathleen Anderson
Steve & Deb Anderson
Linda Anderson
Tamra Arrand
Bruce Baker
Eric & Sue Baker
Kurtis Baney
Sydney Barcey
Robert Beattie
Stephen & Susan
Betts-Barbus
Rick & Mary Blackmer
Deborah Blake
Ruth Boonzaaijer
Suzanne & Steve Breithaupt
Deborah Brinkman
Adam & Erin Brinks
Cadillac Oral &
Maxilofacial Surgeons
Jack Cairy
Fred & Rochelle Carroll
Dave & Anna Cencer
Mary Clark
Sperry & Gertrude Claypool
Mike Coy
Ike & Ann Diehm
Eric Dittrich
Gerald & Judy Dobbs
William & Carol Dunn
Dennis & Kaci Ellens
Jason & Alicia Elmore
Bill Ewald
Fiamm Technologies
Steve & Delores Frisbie

Anyone Can Tri finishers, William age 11 and Wesley Gibson age 9, made up a
brother team. Wesley, who is blind, was aided in the competition by his brother in
both the bike and the run portion and his mother in the swim portion. William had
been inspired by a family friend who has similar abilities, he made his mind up
to give the Anyone Can Tri a chance and chose to do so with his brother Wesley
who is differently abled. One of their mottos as a family is to Focus on the abilities said Janet Gibson, the mother of the two boys. She has been encouraged
by what her two sons were able to accomplish by doing so.

Chris & Julie Gentry

Lee & Christine Goodrich
Chris & Katy Huckle
John Itnyre
Tom Jobson
Lonna Jones
Linda Karek
Jodi & Clint Keeler
Charlie & Cindy Kelley
Kathleen Kelso
Mike & Amber Kelso
Paul King
Rick & Kathi Kohler
Kris & Rebecca Krannitz
Bill Kring
Donald Lakin
Julie LaPan
Denna Light
Michael and Kathryn Lueder
Angela Lyons
Virginia Mackey
Clara Martin
Jim & Lucy McGuire
John & Laurie McKay
Randy & Marie Mercier
Mark & Jennifer Mitchell
Mark & Cindy Morley
Betty Morrison
Edwin Morton
Robert & Nancy Mulkey
Renata & Erik Olson
Mariette Potvin
Phil Potvin
James & Mae Purrenhage
Jay Putman
Matthew Putman

Mickey Putman
Stacy Quiggin
Kathie Rau
Reggie Ray
Otto Ream
Tim and Jenny Reaume
Heather Reddick
Donald Rennie
Evelyn Rexford
Dan & Elizabeth Rzepka-Alto
John & Elizabeth Sayler
Ryan & Nicole Schultz
Ken & Mary Simon
Dan & Maggie Smith
John Smith
Kelly Smith
Thomas & Peg Smith
Rick Squires
Tom Talluto
Edward TenHouten
Crystal Thies
Steve Tikkanen
Angela Trucks
Audrey Van Alst
Edward & Julie Van Alst
Ken VanHulst
Borg Warner
Richard Westmaas
Todd & Shannon Winkle
Neil & Martha Wolf
Matthew Woudenberg
Fred & Lisa Wreford
Michael Wright
Mike & Anne Smith
Zdrodowski
Janea Zuniga

Corporate Supporters
Platinum Level Annual Sponsors

SPECIAL EVENTS
2015 SPONSORS

2014-2016 Sponsor

2014-2016 Sponsor

2015-2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

ANYONE CAN TRI

GOLD

Gold Level Sponsor

Meijer
Dons Auto Clinic
Baker College of Cadillac
Real Estate One

SILVER

Skips Pool & Spa

Fox Motors of Cadillac
Maveric Mechanical & Plumbing

2014-2016 Sponsor
2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

Silver Level Sponsors

2014-2016 Sponsor

2014-2016 Sponsor

GOLD

Meijer
Dons Auto Clinic
Baker College of Cadillac

SILVER

Lifesmiles Dentistry
Dental Health Professionals
2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

Bronze Level Sponors

Platinum

2014-2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

SILVER
Peg Lutz, CFP , CDFA
Paul Singer, CMFC, CDFA

2016 Sponsor

GOLD

Fox Motors of Cadillac

Cadillac Casting Inc.
Cadillac News

2014-2016 Sponsor

2016 Sponsor

Media

MI News 26
107.9 CDY
Cadillac News

Financial Advisors

Bronze

Baird Cotter & Bishop PC

McCurdy, Wotila & Porteous

Media

96.7 The Bull

Cadillac News

Dancing with the Y

Meijer
Dons Auto Clinic
Baker College of Cadillac

2015 Sponsor

Dental Health Professionals

Toy Town
Independent Bank
McCurdy, Wotila & Porteous
El Dorado
Cadillac Surgical Care

Resolution Run 5K

Meyer Veterinary
Clinic
2014-2016 Sponsor

Bronze

Meyer Veterinary Clinic

Cadillac Tire Center
Wolverine Power Cooperative

Bronze

Chemical Bank
McCurdy, Wotila & Porteous
Munson Healthcare Cadillac
Ventra
Platinum Noir
Active Brace and Limb
Godfrey
Landing Dance Academy
Advanced Foot & Ankle Center
Evergreen Resort

Media

MI News 26
WTCM
9&10 News

2016 Sponsor
Waddell & Reed, Inc. Member SIPC

*All sponsorship levels show as of January 2016

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