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#thisYcan
2017 IMPACT REPORT
YMCA AT PABST FARMS • WATERTOWN AREA YMCA
COMMITTEE VOLUNTEERS BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Christian Emphasis Facilities Nate Zastrow - Chair Paul Mueller
Karen Britt Tim Cargill Jerry Curtin - Vice Chair Brian Paulin
Chris Fanning Matt Carrico Mike Schoen - Treasurer Roger Rindo
Margo Fieseler Ron Eifler Stacie Andritsch - Secretary Dave Schroeder
William Lentz Shawn Fabisiak Judy Jorgensen Dr. Peter J. Sheild
Lisa McClosky Lou Kowieski Ed Matthes Dan Stukenberg
Lisa Turner Chris Sauvé
Herb Schick
Endowment Trustees Larry Schneider
YMCA at Pabst Farms • Board of Managers
Jacky Morgan - Chair Shirley Smart
Jo Brown
Finance Mike Schoen - Chair Doug Meier
Keith Farley
Michael Archie Chris Sauvé - Vice Chair Katie Miller
John McCormick
Ken Hacker Michael Archie Brian Paulin
Mary Sue McNamee
William Lentz Michael Bergmann Cindy Pagenkopf
Jeff Senglaub
Colleen Prifogle Jason Ewart Kevin Pagenkopf
Maureen Stapleton
Mike Schoen Keith Farley Colleen Prifogle
Nate Zastrow
David Schroeder Margo Fieseler Scott Sabol
Todd Sivak,
Gina Unterweger Dan Gotzler Jason Schreiber
Financial Advisor
Mark Wierman Ken Hacker Gina Unterweger
(ex-officio)
Nate Zastrow
Annual Campaign Auction Committees
Watertown Area YMCA • Board of Managers
YMCA at Pabst Farms Dan Stukenberg - Chair Pamela J. Sterling
Jen Anue Stan Jones Sarah Sullivan
Lisa Linz Stephanie Juhl Art Tessman
Audra Bakalars Kelly Frank Kemnitz
Janet Burnette Bob Kaminski Jarrod Thomas, DDS
Denyse Suttner Jon Salemi Jack Vater
Matt Carrico
Kathy Schleicher Joe White
Watertown Area YMCA David Schroeder
Pam Buss Sarah Sullivan
Sarah Chartier Judy Ulm
Dan Stukenberg
OUR 2020 VISION
DEVELOPING POTENTIAL CREATE A COMMUNITY OF YOUTH
FOR YOUTH SERVICE AND LEADERSHIP
We will grow the number of kids we serve ages 450 middle school and high school students will be engaged
0-14 in our primary market areas by 37%. in 10,000 hours of community and Y service, in addition to
4,500 leadership hours each year.
2016: 6,788 Youth Served
New Youth Volunteer Program for 2017
2017: 7,210 Youth Served
2017: 25 Students; 1,995 Hours
2020: 9,000 Youth Served
2020: 10,000 Hours of Community Service
Dear Y Members and Friends,
As my time as Association Board Chair comes to a close, I reflect back on the
remarkable impact our Y continues to make. I feel privileged to have served alongside
dedicated staff, volunteers, Y members and community partners; all with a common
goal, to strengthen the foundation of our community.
During my four years as Board Chair, we have focused on laying the groundwork for
continued growth in both Oconomowoc and Watertown. We restructured our debt
and have reduced what we owe by $769,585. We hired our new CEO, Jon Lange, and
implemented a structure that would allow autonomy for our two branch boards with
support from a small association team. With solid operations and decreased debt our
improved finances allowed us to focus on our deferred dreams and future needs.
In 2017, we rolled out a strategic plan that was centered around the health and
well-being of children and families while continuing to deliver quality services and
programs for adults and seniors. With this clear direction, we experienced growth in
our child care, after school and day camp programs. We are further poised for the
future and have positioned our Y for significant growth, especially in Watertown and
its surrounding communities.
As you read through the stories and accomplishments highlighted in this 2017 Impact
Report, you will notice we haven’t been afraid to attempt things that others might
shy away from. In fact, there is one common theme, whether preparing youth for a
promising future; helping families and seniors stay connected; or extending support
to those who need it — #thisYcan!
This Y can do just about anything we set our sights on. It’s been my pleasure to serve
as your board chair during this exciting and pivotal period in our YMCA’s history.
Thank you all for helping to make it possible.
With deep gratitude,
Nate Zastrow
YMCA Association Board Chair
Experience 20% growth in aquatics,
sports, special populations and group
SERVE MORE YOUTH AND FAMILIES exercise classes.
2016:
Household membership will Expand enrollments in early
grow by 500 families. childhood learning and school age 9,347 Program Enrollments
programming by 25%. 85,117 Group Ex Attendance
2017:
2016: 3,049 Households 2016: 1,667 Enrolled
9,490 Program Enrollments
2017: 3,233 Households 2017: 1,797 Enrolled 92,075 Group Ex Attendance
2020: 3,549 Households 2020: 2,083 Enrolled 2020:
11,216 Program Enrollments
102,140 Group Ex Attendance
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Pictured above: Sara Wisniewski, YMCA Youth Site
ACTIVE AND ENGAGED: Y FUEL Coordinator with a group of students from Ixonia Elementary.
A $60,000 grant from the Greater Watertown Community Health
Foundation supported several new efforts including a partnership
between the Y and Ixonia Elementary called Y FUEL (Fun, Unleash,
Excel, and Learn). This program provided a positive, productive
recess experience for all students, resulting in increased physical
activity, greater self-confidence and more than a 30% decrease in
social conflicts.
“Healthy social interactions and active options for play are important
in creating a positive school culture at Ixonia Elementary. We also know
that strong relationships are critical in fostering a safe, engaging learning
environment. The FUEL grant from the Greater Watertown Community
Health Foundation facilitated a new relationship between the YMCA and
the Ixonia School community that has given our students the unique
opportunity for organized, positive activities with adults and peers. This
relationship continues both on and off the playground since Sara is a part
of our entire school day and into the evening with YMCA Great Escape
After School Care. As a result of the grant-funded FUEL program, our data
indicates that there has been an increase in positive behaviors throughout
our school, leading to more focus on learning! We are so grateful this will
continue to be available for our students during the 2018-19 school year!”
-Stacy Yearling, Ixonia Elementary Principal
#thisYcan FINDING A NEW HOME
When a job opportunity relocated the Bautista
family from Querétaro México to Oconomowoc in
We believe all kids deserve the opportunity to September 2017, they knew it would be an adventure,
discover who they are and what they can achieve. but this exciting opportunity did not come without
challenges. Paco and Andrea wanted to make sure
they had a place to go with their children Franco,
2017 HIGHLIGHTS: 3, and Emma, almost 2, to share family activities
together, meet new people and be involved in their
• A $10,000 grant from Valero enabled planning to begin on a new
new community. The Y became that place.
Youth/Teen Room at the Watertown Area YMCA.
It was especially important for Franco to learn
• Habit Heroes was launched in partnership with Aurora Health
English so he would be ready to start 3K, which was
Care, focusing on nutrition and activities to create healthy habits
only a short year away. Before moving he had learned
for youth in grades 5-8. “New Moves” was introduced, designed
some basic English, but was limited to shapes,
to help girls learn healthy eating and physical activity habits while
numbers and colors. They also wanted to make sure
improving self-esteem and body image.
he was in an environment that provided the daily
• Watertown’s Great Escape After School Program expanded with structure and routine he was accustomed to from his
Ixonia Elementary as a new site as well as the addition of morning life in México. The Y’s Sunshine School was a great
care in Johnson Creek. fit for Franco. Staffed with several Spanish speaking
teachers, Franco made significant growth in only a
• 2017 marked the first year offering Summer Camp in Watertown few short months. Franco’s Mom Andrea expressed,
with 65 youth participating. The YMCA at Pabst Farms Summer “I am so happy about his progress and am
Camp also grew with a new second site at Meadow View Elementary surprised how fast he is learning. It is beyond
in Oconomowoc. my expectations. He has made friendships, he
feels comfortable, has gained confidence and is
• The Watertown Area YMCA added Home School Phy Ed to get kids
learning respect for other adults.”
moving, building strength and enjoying their physical selves in a
social environment. Sunshine school teacher Kerry Hansen shared,
“Franco is a teacher’s gift. Watching him master a
second language is a reminder that children are truly
remarkable ‒ and full of super powers. In fact, today
Franco walked (flew) into class and cheered, ‘I’m a
superhero!’ I couldn’t agree more.”
Kids gained water
1,919
safety skills, helping to Pictured Below: Andrea Diaz with children Franco and Emma
reduce the incidence of
accidental drownings.
Children learned
2,178 teamwork and discovered
new skills in youth
sports programs.
Youth continued to learn
1,013
beyond the school day
in the Y’s Great Escape,
School’s Out and Summer
Camp programs.
HEALTHY LIVING
Pictured above: Catherine and Dale Puisto
FEELING PART OF SOMETHING BIGGER: COMMUNITY
When Catherine and Dale Puisto decided to move to Oconomowoc a year and a half ago, their son urged them to tour the Y. They
were impressed and joined shortly after purchasing their home with the intent of keeping good mobility and overall health through
cardio and resistance training.
“Classes at the Y have given a nice sense of structure to our days. We are very grateful for the good selection of Active Older Adult
classes.” They shared, “Being new in the area, it has really been a benefit to be part of the vibrant, multi-age membership at the Y,
with so many friends and people we enjoy interacting with.”
Since joining, they have expanded their goals to include increased flexibility, core strength and endurance. They can consistently be
found at the Y several times a week enjoying water exercise and chair yoga together as well as brisk walks on the indoor track in the
winter. Catherine also enjoys group cycling, traditional yoga and Pilates.
“We truly are part of a community at the Y. We have “pool
pals” and “exercise buddies” in all of our classes. Our
instructors know us on a first-name basis and take the
time to answer questions and help us become proficient in
their classes. So happy to spend time with so many, many
caring folks at our Y!”
“Because of the Y, we feel more at home in Oconomowoc than
we could ever imagine—especially in such a short time. We give
our sincerest thanks to all the wonderful instructors we have
and the friendly front-desk staff!”
Pictured right: The Chair Yoga Class
#thisYcan SEEING FITNESS IN A
WHOLE NEW LIGHT
Jill Oswald, her husband Bill and kids Billy, Gabby and
The Y is committed to creating a healthier community
Liz have been coming to the Y since 2010. Jill loves
by providing health and well-being programs for attending classes but faces unique challenges. She is
every age and fitness level so everyone can reach blind due to a degenerative eye condition, but does
their full potential. not let this limit her life or her love for being fit! She
consistently attends Les Mills BODYPUMP and Moi
Cycling classes every week.
2017 HIGHLIGHTS:
Since she cannot see the instructor or the equipment,
• New group exercise classes, small group training and strength it is important that she has friends in the class and
training programs were added in 2017, including BODYCOMBAT, that the instructor cues her well on technique to help
Guard-Up, Women in Weights and Challenge to Change. her safely navigate through a workout. Jill explained,
“The instructors are aware of my vision and they have
• All Y programming and our café adopted health nutrition standards
adapted by verbalizing a great deal of the instructions
in 2017 to provide the foundation for a healthier future by
which really helps me have a successful workout.”
supporting kids, staff and families with healthy choices.
“Being visually impaired, my number one
• Over 207 Y members joined the new Club 180 in Watertown,
challenge is finding a fitness partner; someone
a program encouraging consistent visits to the Y with a challenge
who is willing to pick me up, bring me to a class,
to reach 180 visits by the end of the year. 40 individuals completed
help me find my equipment if necessary, etc.
the challenge and 109 members reached 100+ visits in 2017!
Thankfully, I have a fabulous husband, children,
• Several Member Incentive Challenges throughout the year friends and members of the Y who are ready,
motivated members to stay active and reach goals, such as willing and able to offer me all of the above. I
Team Ultra Ironman, Bike the Y and Fitness Bingo. am indeed very fortunate to have such a great
support network.”
• The fencing program was introduced in Oconomowoc with
30 participants ranging from 8 - 83 years old. This sought after “There is a definite caring relationship with the people
program is run and instructed by passionate volunteers and has who attend classes together at 5:05 am, it makes it
participants coming from as far as Chicago regularly for their more fun and easier to motivate yourself to get up
expertise. and attend. You want to see these people on a regular
bases and you miss it when you can not attend or they
miss for some reason.”
People strengthened
“The Y has given me a regular fitness schedule with
themselves and the
32,944
classes that are challenging and rewarding. I feel I am
community through not only more fit physically, but mentally as well.”
membership and
participation at the Y. Pictured Below: Jill Oswald
Individuals attended
68,037
group exercise
classes in 2017
building strength
and relationships.
Active older adults
2,095
engaged in Y activities
that enhanced
connections and
overall well-being.
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Pictured above: Joey Curtin with children from Esperanza Viva.
LIVING OUT OUR MISSION
In 2017, the YMCA at Pabst Farms took on the challenge to enlist and equip a team of volunteers to serve internationally through
a partnership with Living Hope International. Our purpose was to make a difference in the lives of our members, while having a
positive impact on the children and staff who call Esperanza Viva home. Esperanza Viva is an orphanage and school for children
who have been rescued from the streets of Puebla, Mexico.
After several months of training in 2017, our team of eleven spent a week in February, 2018 serving, loving and caring for over
100 children and staff at Esperanza Viva. Under the amazing leadership of volunteer team leader Joey Curtin, our Y team provided
a week of crafts, recreation, photography, haircuts and relationship building. And those relationships will last a lifetime.
Through her experience as team leader, Joey commented
that, “A short-term mission trip to Esperanza Viva Youth
Home is like experiencing our YMCA’s mission statement
in practice. Sharing this life-changing opportunity with
a group of fellow Y staff, members and friends from
the community felt like a natural extension of what we
already do at YMCA at Pabst Farms. I am very grateful to
be a part of what ‘This Y Can’ do and for the continued
support as we begin planning for 2019.”
Miranda Weston, team member, noted that this trip “was a
life-changing experience…a leap of faith for me and exceeded
all my expectations.”
Pictured above: The Y’s Mission Trip volunteer team in Puebla, Mexico.
#thisYcan MAKING A DIFFERENCE
The Leadership Volunteer Program (LVP) was
established in 2017 with 12 students participating
Everything the Y does is in service of building a from Oconomowoc High School. The group met
better community. In an ever changing environment, monthly for leadership development and community
we consistently face new challenges that create a service projects such as Blessings in a Backpack,
Adopt a Highway and the Y’s Community Garden.
greater need for the work we do.
Lauren Alioto explained, “Every month in our
meetings, we choose a different leadership
2017 HIGHLIGHTS: skill to talk about, we do an activity and then
we discuss how it can help us in our lives as
• Thanks to support from the Oconomowoc Area Foundation, Pete
students and our lives in general.”
and Nancy Roehl and the Stackner Family Foundation, the addition
of a third bus allowed for more individuals with special needs to This program goes beyond impacting the
participate in our Service Without Boundaries Day program and community. It’s also impacting the participants as
the program expanded to a third day. they learn different communication skills and how
to work with others who have different viewpoints.
• The Oconomowoc Y adopted a local highway in 2017 to clean up
Overall, it is impacting the next generation leaders
trash and make that part of our community shine.
to grow in skills they can use within college, their
• With a dedicated full-time pastor on staff to help, the Y offered workplace and in their everyday lives.
opportunities of service, and provided prayer and encouragement
A $10,000 grant from the Oconomowoc Area
to more than 350 individuals each month.
Foundation has made it possible to plan a
• In partnership with Bethesda Lutheran Communities, the YMCA at leadership retreat for August 2018, in addition to
Pabst Farms hosted Night to Shine, a prom experience for more helping offset the cost of the program. The three
than 280 individuals with special needs. 375 volunteers were day retreat in the Wisconsin Dells will be student-
instrumental in making the night a huge success! led and include five high energy sessions, guest
speakers, team bonding and outdoor experiences.
In early 2018, the program expanded to include
both Oconomowoc Area School District Intermediate
Schools and is being facilitated by the High School
LVP group. Sam Andritsch shared, “We want to
teach the middle schoolers that leadership isn’t a
Individuals attended the
112
huge daunting task, it’s something everyone can
Community Thanksgiving Meal at achieve.”
the Y; 37 volunteers helped make
it possible. Pictured Below: The LVP group at Blessings in a Backpack
Volunteer hours were spent in the
121 Y’s Community Garden bringing
healthy options to families in
need right here in our community.
Participated in the Superhero
141 5k and fun run with proceeds
benefiting the Y’s Special
Programs.
2017 YMCA VOLUNTEERS
The heart of the Y, 445 volunteers devoted their time and expertise to join the Y in service to the community.
YMCA AT PABST FARMS Jamie Knutson Jessica Miller Cathy Donner Joshua Klimeck
Mary Laus Madelyn Muench Emily Donner Nicole Klimeck
ACTIVE OLDER ADULTS Taylor Marshall Makaila Muench Kay Early Madison Peters
Betty Dow Melissa Mautz Kim Owens Jolene Elconin Connor Ross
Anna Fleming-Peksa Bonnie Nowicki Jenny Phelps Julie Elconin Ian Ross
Bob Phelps Patricia Ries Emily Enockson
ADMINISTRATIVE Kirsten Phelps Randee Sterzinger Jennifer Fink YOUTH LEADERSHIP
Ann Gessert Kyle Phelps Michele Sukovich Catherine Galbraith Lauren Alioto
Joan Gunderson Alice Pingel Gregory Urban Sherri Gasper Sam Andritsch
Anita Huss Javier Romero Miranda Weston Amy Hayes Darion Dziatkiewicz
Paul Roseland Helene Zeznanski Margaret Hayes Sydney Fredricks
AUCTION Karen Russell Brittney Zimmer Marcy Heuer Carley Hammond
Jeff Clutterbuck Lisa Scherrer Andrew Horne Kosi Hertz
Jamie Hardt Tyler Scully COURTESY COUNTER Elizabeth Hott Catherine Hoang
John Hummitzsch Sharon Stafford Skylar Denman Martin Hughes Hunter James
Keri Kaun Kennedy Steidl Richard Geller Vicky Jaeger Sophie Lenoach
Abby Knutson Megan Sukovich Beth Kleinsteiber Bob Janowiak Erik Naumann
Meghan Mellor Austin Tynefield Haley Klemmer Morgan Ottman
Jody Merry Karlee Webb INTERNSHIP Gregory Koschak
Kim Osborn Roberta Wollheim Kaylee Raucci Lesley Kountz YOUTH SPORTS
Kim Schooley McKinley Reed Kaylen Leverenz Sean Allen
Michele Sukovich COMMUNITY GARDEN Nicole Mammen Gabrielle Arens
Megan Sukovich Leah Breach RACQUETBALL William Mammen Leslie Bardes
Maya Burkle Jane Murphy Edwin Monson Jason Baumann
CHILD CARE CENTER Isabella Fernandez Joseph Novak Leslie Olson James Bencivenga
Sandra Brown Laura Ferree Garrett Parish Darrell Beneker
Danielle Cull Margaret Moutvic ROCK WALL Caitlyn Pasbrig Luke Bialozynski
Jennifer Fell Joe Panella Rhonda Bauer Debra Paullin Carrie Boldt
Timothy Forseth Gordon Pierce Kim Putz Heidi Boyke
Tim Havnen Allyson Stone RUNNING EVENTS Joan Regnery Rick Brenning
Jennifer Medina Bethany Sullivan Jackie Browning Kathryn Richardson Michael Brunette
Marie Molander Skylar Suttner Angelique Carter Alyssa Schmitz Joseph Bukovich
Heather Pautz Tammy Foltz Samie Seegers Thomas Burg
Amy Pikalek COMMUNITY Jan Froemming Sharon Seegers Timothy Cain
Kelly Rehfeldt THANKSGIVING DINNER Christian Gallagher Natalie Sepic Stephen Casper
Keegan Austin Paul German Shane Sommer Scott Chiles
COMMUNITY EVENTS Charles Benson Louis Kowieski Melanie Stratman Kim Ciriacks
Marietta Advincula Sharon Benson Cindy Krause Patrick Sullivan Patrick Cleary
Demitra Alexander Justin Bielefeldt Sharon Kurkiewicz Emma Thelen Jesse Coates
Jack Allison Jean Bolson Tom Lupo Madison Uebelacker Sandy Cushman
Christian Anderson Bryanna Byrns Meghan Mellor Denise Wayne Lee Davis
Viviyan Basch Erin Dischler Jake Mercier Charlotte Wenthur Greggry DeMark
Darrell Beneker Shane Dunn Colleen Moran Kayla Wilde Joe Dobrzynski
Joey Curtin Margaret Dwyer Bruce Osborn Lisa Winkler Michael Donofrio
Jordan Curtin Ruth Gondek Janis Parker Jennifer Wolf-Beaster Dan Doyle
Juliet Curtin Fouantxhee Hang Spencer Ritt Madeline Yambor Nick Droessler
Corey Dean Dawn Hannula Colleen Schulz Mason Zepnick Kristin Duffek
Ethan Diestler Cary Hilety Julie Shepherd Helene Zeznanski Heather Eldridge
Mia Dilallo Heidi Hoeft Gary Stephany Brian Zimmer Julie Esser
Betty Dow Beth Hynes Larry Tomala Justin Fehrman
Jan Gilbert Lilly Ingersoll Tiffany Vu SPIRITUAL MINISTRY Melissa Fehrman
Jenna Gilbert Christian Jenk Kelly Wendorff Karen Britt Isabella Fernandez
Jay Gordon Suttner John Margo Fieseler Bryn Feyen
Cathie Hansen Ashley Kinney SPECIAL PROGRAMS Kelly Findley
Juliet Hayes Lori Kowieski Carol Bernier SUMMER DAY CAMP Carrie Foss
Margaret Hayes Betty Lestina Molly Bernier Stuart Ellett Christian Gallagher
Christi Huth Lisa Linz Lori Carlson Spencer Garton Sean Gallaway
Kimetia Jennejohn Terry Lord Mary Casey Asa Guerra Paul Gloudeman
Keri Kaun Jamie Marquardt Rodney Casey Wendy Hoffert Tamara Gogin
Arlene Kessler Jody Merry Diane Curry Emily Kester Dan GotzlerKelly Gravos Karen Tesmer Cameron Cudnohowski
Kathryn Greco
Teresa Grimes
Troy Tesmer
Mike Uttech
Jaymie DeFrain
Sara Dow LIKE FATHER, LIKE SON
Veronica Groubert Maureen Van Der Kooy Lisa Eisenberg
Jim Guzanick Sandra Van Remmen Girls on the Run As Y members since 2012, the Wallace family has
Christopher Hansen Nathan Vaughn Jean Isley taken advantage of the many great programs the Y
Nick Hayden Steve Verhagen Jim Isley has to offer, specifically within the sports department.
Monica Hepp Lori Voelker John Isley
Brett Wallace has been a volunteer coach for his
Dave Hilety Shawn Voelz Loralie Isley
Courtney Hudson Brett Wallace Tina Johnson children throughout their playing time. He shared
Jeremy Jones Wyatt Wallace Kevin Kuckkan “the Y is a valuable resource for the community, as
Mark Kaltz Brian Whitsitt Jon Lange it provides programs and opportunities for anyone
Evan Kasper Carolyn Whittaker Sherry Larson interested in building spirit, mind and body. The YMCA
Hollie Killmon Alivia Windisch Angela Leo relies on many volunteers, including youth sports
Chad Kliefoth Amy Woida Dawn Liddicoat
coaches. Supporting the YMCA Mission, while helping
Dan Knapp Douglas Woida Tracey Listle
Chad Koenig Jennifer Wolf-Beaster Dan Marschke give kids a great experience is my motivation for
Brian Konop Lesley Wyma Sheila Marschke coaching at the Y.”
Louis Kowieski Roberta Zastrow Patti McGee
Joe Kozinski Rhonda Mecikalski Brett’s son Wyatt, now a middle school student, has
Kenneth Krahe WATERTOWN AREA Cathy Meier taken a page out of his dad’s playbook and helps
Robbie Larew YMCA Tom Merfeld volunteer coach Flag Football. Wyatt said his
John Larkin Bonnie Mihal
“favorite part about helping coach was getting to
Douglas Lehrer AUCTION Steve Mihal
Ralph Lollar Pam Buss Bill Mullen know the kids”.
Michael Maffucci Sarah Chartier Karla Mullen
Jamie Magner Dan Stukenberg Ann Nagle When asked separately about their coaching
Erik Mathison Sarah Sullivan Bruce Osborn experiences, both dad and son had a similar response,
Chad McCoy Judy Ulm Kim Osborn
“It is important to coach because it helps build
Laura Meier Carol Otto
Dan Moldenhauer COMMUNITY EVENTS Alyssa Ratzow character” and “coaching, whether it is teaching,
Mark Moldenhauer Staci Andresen Christine Ratzow setting direction, being a role model, challenging
Jessica Monville Linda Bargo Shelley Ratzow kids to do their very best and build a greater
Colleen Moran Abigail Chaput Diane Reinhardt interest in a sport or just providing an organized
Jim Mueller Madelynn Chaput Traci Saeger opportunity for kids to meet other kids and have
Laurie Newton Teri Esparza Deb Salemi
fun playing a sport for an hour or two is a very
Jacob Nielsen Amanda Gracia Jon Salemi
Brandon Palmer Maria Gracia Nancy Scheiber satisfying experience.”
Mark Pernat Bonnie Hanley Kevin Schneider
Wendy Petersen Caitlin Hanley Mike Sullivan
Daniel Phelan Peggy Horton Sarah Sullivan Pictured Below: Brett and Wyatt Wallace
John Phelan Virginia Huebner Art Tessman
Paul Popowski Taylor Kaufmann Erica Tessman
Shawn Prell Renee Kohl-Ninmann Marcy Tessman
Scott Purtell Rhonda Mecikalski Dave Ulm
Justin Reynolds Amber Mueller Judy Ulm
Matthew Rimer Madison Peters George Vujadinovic
Andrew Rittenhouse Melissa Pettit Kathy Wackett
Fernando Rodriguez Alicia Richards Kirk Wackett
Amanda Ryberg-Catlin Alisa Satian Phyllis Westphal
Shawn Sanicola Lillie Schildbach Hailey White
Jeremy Sawle Cindy Tucker Joe White
Nathan Schacht Annie Zaferos
Lori Schmitz SUMMER CAMP
Eric Schneider HEALTH & WELLNESS Nicole Klimeck
Renee Schubert Lisa Eisenberg
Randy Schwartz YOUTH SPORTS
Timothy Shaw RIVERFEST RUN Caleb Atkins
Spencer Sheppard Carrie Beahlen Brad Busler
Mark Siebold Joann Behling Dustin Gruling
Matthew Slowinski Jan Beyer Melissa Guld
Joe Speth Bryan Board Anne Gunn
Amanda Spindler Pam Buss David Mertz
Michelle Steinke Tony Colantonio Nick Schmidt
Moses Stiemke Jenny Cotrill Brad Thomas
Sean ZinglerVOLUNTEER LEADERSHIP AWARDS #thisYcan
2017 WILLIAM CHAPMAN Annual Campaign Volunteers
Distinguished Leadership Volunteer Award and Staff Liaisons
DAVE AND LUCY SHANKS 2017 Annual Campaign
Dave and Lucy Shanks married in 1949, Ashley Alvarez Pat McNamee
Charles Benson Doug Meier
have 6 children, 11 grandchildren and
Mike Bergmann Jess Mieling
8 great-grandchildren. They started Justin Bielefeldt Bruce Osborn
their marriage and family in Evanston, Bryan Board Colleen Prifogle
IL before moving to Oconomowoc in the Angie Bolson Gail Riederer
late 60’s. Lucy attended Carroll College, Pam Buss Jon Salemi
Trish Butte Mike Schoen
earning her degrees in Biology and Art
Pam Elsen Kim Schooley
prior to starting a family. Dave attended Jodi Dabrowski Greg Schroeder
Northwestern University and taught Tammy Foltz David Schroeder
meteorology in the service. Ken Hacker Pete Sheild
Dawn Hannula Tom Sieger
John Hummitzsch Pam Sterling
As Executive Vice President of Rexnord Corporation, he served on various boards
Heidi Hoeft Dan Stukenberg
throughout the years, including the YMCA in Oconomowoc. That particular post Abby Knutson Michele Sukovich
involved far more than just the membership and board service. It evolved into a Judy Jorgensen Art Tessmann
lifelong relationship of volunteering, support and encouragement. In fact Dave has Gary Jorgensen Mike Walden
served in one leadership capacity or another for over 40 years. Dave and Lucy saw Denise Lathers Kelly Wendorff
Jon Lange Dan Westrope
the Y as a beacon in the community, a place where strong spiritual values align with
Ed Matthes Mark Wierman
community involvement. That synergy is evident even now. Not only did Dave and Lucy John McCormick Nate Zastrow
both play a role in deepening that synergy, they would also be the first to share how
they have benefited from it in recent years. When they were young and able, they gave
their time and resources to support the Y. Now in their later years, the Y has been a 2018 Annual Campaign
place where they can spend time and be supported and encouraged. They were very Bob Ackerman Cathy Meier
committed to seeing the Y grow as an integral part of the Oconomowoc community, Ashley Alvarez Doug Meier
and are thrilled to see that dream realized. Stacie Andritsch Jess Mieling
Mike Archie Kay Nord
Justin Bielefeldt Faith O’Leary
Bryan Board Bruce Osborn
2017 YMCA AT PABST FARMS Angie Bolson Cindy Pagenkopf
Jo Brown Colleen Prifogle
Key Leader Award Rick Brown Gail Riederer
Trish Butte Jon Salemi
LOU KOWIESKI Jodi Dabrowski Ann Sarnowski
Erin Dischler Kathy Schleicher
Lou has volunteered for the Y for more than Don Enger Mike Schoen
14 years and there is not much this man will Laura Ferree Kim Schooley
not do for the Y! He is always willing to give a Andrea Fisher David Schroeder
hand to anyone in need. His willingness to jump Tammy Foltz Colleen Schultz
Linda Gilson Tom Sieger
into any situation to help, whether running gym Deb Groskopf Liz Snyder
games, manning bounce houses or “suiting up” Dawn Hannula Mary Steinke
for Santa, is what we love about Lou. He still remains one of our top requested Heidi Hoeft Pam Sterling
Youth Sports coaches and assists in our Annual Campaign by sharing our story at John Hummitzsch Dan Stukenberg
Mary Hunter Michele Sukovich
coaches meetings. Lou has a tremendous spirit and unwavering dedication to the
Keri Kaun Art Tessmann
youth we serve in our programs. Through his relationships, he has impacted 100’s Nick Kaun Gina Unterweger
of youth and individuals with special needs in our programming. As an Alderman in Abby Knutson Mike Walden
our community he is assisting in community-wide efforts and partnerships. With Lou Kowieski Karlee Webb
this work he will be serving on our Vision Committee to work on long term planning Denise Lathers Kelly Wendorff
Jon Lange Chad Whelan
for our Y. Instilling the value of giving back to the community is something the
Dawn Liddicoat Mark Wierman
Kowieskis have worked hard to pass along to their children. They are a family that Dr. Dean Martinelli Nate Zastrow
not only supports the mission of the Y, but also lives it each and every day. John McCormick Helen Zuehlke
Pat McNamee2017 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN IMPACT ON COMMUNITY
Every dollar donated to the Y has lasting impact on our community.
DIRECT SUPPORT PROGRAM SUPPORT
Financial Assistance Spiritual Development
$253,093 • 28% $19,570 • 2%
Special Programs
$122,364 • 13%
Youth Development
$530,809 • 57%
2017 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
With your help, the Y empowered people and communities to learn, grow and thrive.
We provide a place where no one is turned away due to financial need.
YMCA AT PABST FARMS Ron & Donna Schlender The Kenneth & Sandra Murray Family Stephanie Boozer
Dr. Peter J. Sheild Nassco, Inc. Renee Boss
CHAIR’S ROUND TABLE GIFTS Zimmerman Architectural Studios, Inc. Brian & Heather Paulin Katie Brandt
Bryan & Nicole Waltersdorf Melissa Perry Carley Brenner
$10,000+ Nate & Kristie Zastrow Colleen & Benjamin Prifogle Richard Brown
Debbink Family Foundation ProHealth Care Rebecca & Dean Burdick
First Bank Financial Centre $1,000+ Dick & Bobbie Protzmann Rosie Burditt
Oconomowoc Area Foundation Anonymous (3) R&R Insurance Heather & Dave Burkle
Richard & Mary Henszey Family Fund Michael & Christina Archie Rhodee Floral And Greenhouse, LLC Ed & Trish Butte
Oconomowoc Area Foundation Barnes Jewelers, LLC Dr. Lynn Rusy, David & Kelli Brabson Dr. Bruce & Marsha Camitta
Alice Youngberg Kozlowski Fund Michael & Kristine Bergmann Bill & Jamie Sandsmark Matt & Jami Carrico
Roehl Foundation, Inc Angie & Greg Bolson Jim & Debi Schneider Courtney Chang
Lucy & Dave Shanks Jo Brown Target Ruth Christofferson
The TJX Companies, INC. Jerry Curtin Howard & Shari Uecker Allison Fritz
Jodi & Stan Dabrowski Michael & Cheryl Walden Bob & Lisa Conley
$5,000+ Michael & Caroline Driscoll Walsh Masonry, Inc. Charitable Gift Fund
Ixonia Bank DuTriRun Foundations Inc. Daniel Westrope Julie Copeland
Denise & Mark Lathers Ed Matthes Family Mark & Debbie Wierman Kristine Corey
Mutual of Omaha, Inc - Ed Matthes Ewald Automotive Group Tara Counsell
Oconomowoc Area Foundation Keith & Vicki Farley ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS Kim Cramer
Schiefelbein Foundation Fund Eric & Molly Geraldson Marietta M. Advincula Crest Cadillac
Patricia & Gordon Pierce Paul & Sylvia Geraldson Ann & Jeff Anderson Auggie Cunningham
Greater Delafield Community Fund Anonymous (33) Michelle Custead
$2,500+ Ken & Lynn Hacker Carter & Jennifer Aune The Dailey Family
3M Corporation Dawn & Paul Hannula Frank Balistreri Taylor Dalecky
Rick & Stacie Andritsch Bob Heger & Hector Montoya Scott Banach Theresa Dart
Anonymous Josh & Heidi Hoeft Sam Barbian Angela & Corey Dean
Aurora Health Care Dr. Michael & Rosina Janowak Paul & Kate Barbour Craig Coursin
Carrico Aquatic Resources, Inc. Kerilyn Kaun Lynn Barron Samantha Diderrich
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Nancy & Thomas Kingsbury Karen Barry Glenn Diels
of Wisconsin HCI Fundraising Rocco Bartolotta Mike Doland
Steve & Mary Hunter Ellie & John Mack David & Jennifer Beck Lori Dominiak
Judy & Gary Jorgensen Ron Nash & Susan Marguet Carolyn & Paul Belunas Mary Dowdle
Jon Lange & Julia Gray Mark & Maggie Smith James & Kristin Bencivenga Vicki Downes
Pat’s Heating & Air Conditioning, Inc. Empire Photography Susan R. Bennett Jason Dvorak & Peggy Day
Rogers Behavioral Health Matrix Charles & Sharon Benson Darion Dziatkiewicz
Oconomowoc Area Baseball Club Maureen Stapleton - Mike & Susan Bickler Kenneth & Margaret Eberle
Oliver Construction Co Stapleton Realty & Appraisal Justin & Hillary Bielefeldt Barbara Ehrgott
Leslie & Jim Olson Milford Family Andrea Bisordi GE Foundation - Matching Gift
Pagenkopf Funeral Home MJS Landscaping Andrea Blicharz Enger Family
Silgan Containers Manufacturing Corp. Jacky Morgan Mike & Jeannie Bolson Julie EppertWayne & Susan Euclide AM Painting & Drywalling, LLC Jenny & Bob Phelps David & Mary Tylicki David Evans Jamie Kielas Alice Pingel Gina & Brian Unterweger Tom & Julie Ewald Kathleen Kimball John Plumitis Melissa Vernon Brittany Fell Brenda Klamert Tom Poker Heather Vierck Jennifer & John Fell Laurence & Jessica Kluth Cathy Porter Sandra Vilches Laura Ferree Don Knaack Porter Family Michael Visconti Brian & Margo Fieseler Abby Knutson Liza Pratt Greg Wagener & Anne McGhiey Annie Fleming-Peksa Wade & Dr. Amy Kolman Janet Price Scott Wagner Tamara Foltz Amber Kosek Lisa Price Susan Waldman Taylor Foltz Virginia Kreitzer Dale & Catherine Puisto Noelle Warntjes James Forbes Stephanie Kuehl Sandy M. Raguse Waukesha State Bank Susan Forbes Jena Kuhl June Rector Karlee Webb Helen Forster Sharon Kurkiewicz Ian Ricker Marc Webb Kelly Frank-Kemnitz & Chad Kemnitz John LaBorde Angela Riemenschneider Jeanne Weber Dione & Mike Funk Megan Larson Matthew Rimer Mary Wehlage Annelore Ganz John Latshaw Roger & Rhonda Rindo Christine Wehrenberg Sherri Gasper Michelle Latzel Tim Ritzert Heidi L. Welborn Karen Gastrow Kim Latzke Amy Roehl Dorene Wells Stephan Gemmell Colleen Lauder Val Rosenow Tim Welzien Andrew Gerbitz Cynthia Leath Jackie & Steve Rottler Kelly Wendorff Linda Gilson Nick Lenz National Christian Foundation Ellen M. Miranda Weston Edwin Glascock Tony Leonard Strommen Foundation Fund Mary Williams Cara & Mike Glatkowski Carl Lider Jane Rozman Anna Winckler Guy Gniotczynski Nick & Terry Lord Randal & Crystal Rutta Tim Winslow Mary & Jeffrey Goplin Tom Lupo Amanda Ryberg-Catlin Brenda Wolman Sean Gordan Taylor Marshall Scott & Tracy Sabol Courtney C. Wood Gotzler Family Martinelli Family Foundation Matthew Sanders Michael & Susan Woods Mark & Karen Gould Sean & Michelle McCarthy Molly Sansone Karen Wotruba Jackie & Chad Gray Natalie McClanahan Mark Sasso Saz’s Catering Lake Country Scott Grittinger John R. & Janice A. McCormick Chris & Kathleen Sauve Michael Wurm Bill & Debbie Groskopf Doug & Laura Meier Jacob & Lisa Scherrer Jennifer & Cameron Zastrow Sisi Guo Peter & Meghan Mellor Tami & Pete Schlosser Leah Zigan John Hallett Jody & Tim Merry Teresa Schmeling Dennis & Wendy Handrow Mitchell Metz Dr. Joseph Schmidt MEMORIAL GIFTS James & Cathie Hansen Pat Meyer Dean & Jody Schmidt Tony Leonard Kerry Hansen William C. Meyer Stephan & Gale Schmiedlin Dan & Alisha Amundsen Robert Harland Michelle Michalski Wendy Schmit Anonymous (2) Shannon & David Harris Ryan & Jamie Michalski Pete & Caty Schmitt Nancy Augustine Amy Hayes Matt & Jess Mieling Laura Schneiderwent Greg Bachmeier Lisa & Erik Hayes Gianna Milazzo Kory & Kim Schooley Nissim & Aliza Benhamo Angela Hein Sophia Milazzo Jason & Cathryn Schreiber Durand & Ronda Bowman Mary Helmrich Elise & Nicholas Miller Family Barbara Schroeder Lynn Bauer Patricia Hendricks Elizabeth Miller Julie Shepherd Mark Braeger Ashley Henrichs Shannon & Jessica Miller Kathy Sheridan Lissa Dacher Barbara & Steven Hentz Dave & Katie Miller Lauren Sieger Tessa Derickson Rosati’s Pizza of Oconomowoc Katie & Mark Mohr Buck & Liz Silkey Tom & Valda Devine Kathryn Hester Shane & Leighann Moll Shirley Smart Mark & Colleen Dorow Althea Hetue Curtis & Krista Momsen Cathy Smith Timothy & Eileen Gabriel Cary Hilety Melissa & Troy Moose Deedra Smith Amanda & Ryan Gintoft Becky Hoadley Paul & Colleen Moran Paul W. Smith Julie Gunnell Katrina Hodgson Thomas & Shirley Mork Liz Snyder & Larry Tomala Ray & Linda Gresbach Amanda Hoffman Gayle Moser Kathy Sobarnia Libbi Hahn Julie Hoffman Paul & Jessie Mueller Dave Sobek Larry & Cindy Johnson Cory Hoffstrom Barb Murphy Nicole Sobotik Jay F. Jorgensen Mary & Jim Hoover Ryan & Holly Myhre Brian & Dorothy Solveson Gary Kaech Kilte Drive-In Resturant Connie Nagel Sharon Spearo Tom & Donna Kaech The Hummitzsch Family Mary Beth Nawrocki Haley St.Thomas Heidi Kelbel Terry Hundt Natalie Nielsen Todd Stamper Terry & Jan Kloeffler Marybeth & Michael Hussey Tammy Ninmann Kristin Staus Dan & Stephanie Kuehl Bethany Hynes Donna Nold Cindy Steidl Robert Landwehr Kelly Jacob Ally Noles Valerie Stein Jon Lange & Julia Gray Kristin Jacobson Michelle & Jon Nord Ann & David Stephens Cathy Leonard Gregory & Sally Jaeger Faith O’Leary Randee Sterzinger DeAnn Leonard Vicky Jaeger Karen O’Leary Richard Stout Don & Judy Leonard Chris Jenk Amanda O’Malley Tara Stromberg Allicia McEllroy Olivia Johnston Lorilee Olmsted Richard & Jane Stromwall Kathryn McMillan Irene & Ed Josephs Jessica Olson Dr. Robert & Lin Stuart Tod and Tammy Ninmann Bill & Angela Juneau Kim Owens Jennifer Stuettgen Michelle & Jon Nord Sam Kalter Scott & Karissa Paar The Sukovich Family Mark & Sue Perry Skyla Kanter David Patterson Julie Sweet Rich & Cheryl Propp Lindsey Kaptur Kristin Patton Larry Swick Sarah Radcliff Katka Family Mary Paulin Rachel Teren David & Val Roenspies Larry & Evangeline Kaus Richard & Ginny Pease Tim & Nancy Thiele Sherrie & Jeff Rodgers Joan & Karl Kay Tristin Pernitzke Soraya Thielen Kristi Rooz Alexis Keane Jacob Peters Mary Jo Thomas Matt & Kelly Royten Arlenne Kessler Tracy Peterson Ashley Tilden Mark & Nancy Schrimpf
Beth Schroeder CONTRIBUTIONS IN SUPPORT $2,500+ Maria & Joseph Gracia
Shelly Seaman OF PROGRAM INITIATIVES Joseph & Sharon Darcey John & Roberta Graf
Bryan & Sue Siewert Anonymous Foundation, Inc. Dr. Michael & Monica Grajewski
Greg Sommersberger Jennifer & Curt Bertram Lloyd W. & Daphne Holterman Hafemeister Funeral Home
Mary Stabenow Johanna & James Fetherston Rhodes Family Bonnie Hanley
John & Lynn Steffan John & Kiara Mack Mark Heller
Paul & Kelly Swartos Roehl Foundation $1,000+ Timothy & Jody Henkel
Nancy & Jack Techel Stackner Family Foundation American Family Insurance - Lisa Henneberry
Sandra E. Turner Oconomowoc Area Foundation Matching Gift John & Jeanne Higgins
Richard & Deborah Voelker Anonymous (2) Fran Jones
Dan & Teri Walker GIFTS TO THE ENDOWMENT Richard Baker Rachel Judd
Niles & Carolyn Wendorf Grace and Truth Lutheran Church Janell & Jon Demet Robert Kaminski
Ashley Wierdsma HeatTek Craig & Tricia Kleinsteiber
Pat Zimmerman HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS Scott & Cindy Krause Koplin Excavating & Grading Inc.
Anonymous Dr. R. Steven & Letitia LeGrow Ralph & Margaret Krueger
Loretta M. Smith Dan & Judy Berghoefer March 2 November Robert Kube
Amy Aldrich Bart Brown Scott & Kay Nord Realty Executive Platinum
Bob Alioto Bruce & Jo Brown Oliver Construction Co Donald & Kathleen Langer
Julie Bartelt C. W. Brown Marianne Opperud Dawn & Brian Liddicoat
Mark & Joan Beres C. W. Brown Trust Oswald Konz Financial Group Colton Lingle
Nancy Blazer & Jeff Hall Lorraine Buckman Dan & Sandy Rullman Maas Bros. Construction Co., Inc
Kathe Blum John & Judy Cooley Schroeder Financial Services Nicole Mammoser
Sue Cass Robert & Lorri Denman Jon & Pam Sterling Bill & Laurie Maron
Myrt Condon Marion E. Elliott Dan Stukenberg Agency - Maurice Martin
Sally Davy & Family Jon P. Evert American Family Insurance Patricia & Chuck McGee
Design Air Mrs. Katherine Fink Dr. Michael & Sarah Sullivan Catherine & William Meier
Deb Donini Genesee Aggregate Corp. Art & Marcy Tessmann Richard & Marie Miller
Donna Ferguson Mr. & Mrs. Howard Hanson Watertown Regional Medical Center Jessica Mlsna
Douglas & Lori Fischer Dick & Mary Henszey Nell Winkler & Claude Held Judson Morris
Russel & Joy Fote Lillian Kingston Trust Jay & Carolyn Nigbor
Fred Garcia William & Helen Kueht ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS Susan & Thomas O’Connor
Robert Gilewski & Nancy Norma Lowe A&S Plumbing Inc The Ratzow Family
Kuppersmith Betty Mamerow Jeff & Vicki Allen Aaron Roeseler
Barb Girman Dean & Mary Ann Martinelli Dominic & Ashley Alvarez Jon & Debra Salemi
Dueanne & Wilma Griffin Ed Matthes Family Dick Anderle Nancy & Jerry Scheiber
Ron & Carol Gruenke John McCormick Anonymous (14) John & Carleen Schloemer
Cecile Harrison Pat & Mary Sue McNamee Kelsie Arp Greg & Kim Schroeder
Brad & Theresa Hext Lou & Jacky Morgan Kile Arp Roger Schroeder
Mary & David Humphrey Thomas W. & Jane Mount Bill & Lisa Ash Joe Schuch
Ellen Hurtgen Tom Mount Jeffrey Baum Al & Mary Shumaker
Amanda Jussila J.D. Norman Robert & Sherry Beaver Tom & Lauren Sieger
Mike & Micki Klappa-Sullivan Herbert F. Notbohm Trust Bender, Levi, Larson & Associates, S.C. Dave & Ricky Smith
Bonnie Knippel Clarence Optenburg Kathie Bergen Cindy & Jeff Tate
Liz & Randy Krueger Dick & Bobbie Protzmann Justin & Hillary Bielefeldt Jarrod & Kate Thomas
Brian & Cathy McAleavey Joe & Julie Reuteman Bryan & Kayce Board Thrivent Financial - Matching Gift
Jaime O’Malley Mercado Rexnord Foundation Tom & Ruth Ann Borbe Dave & Judy Ulm
Bob & Sue O’Keane Laurel (Bud) & Phyllis Roach Bradow Jewelers Jerry & Deborah Vomhof
Ann & Al Pauli Roehl Corporation Amber Brozek Watertown Area
Gregory & Callie Pokrass Roehl Foundation Kevin & Pam Buss Chamber of Commerce
Ron Pupp Ed & Marilyn Rohloff Pat & Joy Caine Watertown Rotary Club
Claudia Quintero Ann Rowe Chris & Sarah Chartier Vickie Wieland
Julie Raduenz Todd & Leah Scheid Dennis & Nathalia Christian Wisconsin Wrestling
Carla Rodriguez Hilbert Scherffius Sierra Coker Coaches Association
Betty Schuetter Jeff & Deb Senglaub Sofie Cortes Maas Sara Wisniewski
Sue & Joe Sevenz David & Lucy Shanks Ron & Sherri Counsell Bob & Jeanne Wolf
Dan & Lynn Smith Dr. Peter J. Sheild Cameron Cudnohowski Kristin Wolter
Pat & Ann Smith Todd & Kirsten Sivak Culligan Water Karl & Sarah Zarling & Family
Pat & Judy Smith Shirley Smart Conditioning-Horicon, LLP Erich & Helen Zellmer
Cary Solberg Ellen Strommen Sara & David Dow
Suzy & Bob Stephens Ralph & Betsy Trepte John & Gladys Ebert CONTRIBUTIONS IN SUPPORT
Bernie Trokan Joseph B. Weix Paul & Pam Elsen OF PROGRAM INITIATIVES
Ann Villeneuve David & Lisa Young Andrea Fisher Anonymous
Karen & Brian Wexler Nate & Kristie Zastrow Karen Foelker Sarah & David Dow
Tina Woldt Mandy Fritsche & Carl Norman Greater Watertown Community
Georgia Zalar David & Judy Frohling Health Foundation
WATERTOWN AREA Kevin & Melissa Geason Jon Salemi
HONOR GIFTS Shayna Goeman Valero Energy Foundation
Jodi Zimmerman
YMCA Mark Gorzek
Mark Ebert
CHAIR’S ROUND TABLE GIFTS
David Kroll
Ryan While we make every effort to ensure the accuracy of our donor
$5,000+
Jon Schmeling recognition lists, we apologize for any errors or omissions. Please
Baker-Rullman Manufacturing, Inc
Marc Webb contact Heidi Hoeft at 567-7253 if we have made an error in your
Bank of Lake Mills
Earl and Eugenia Quirk Foundation, Inc acknowledgement so that we can correct our records for future listings.
Jeremy Jones
Partnership Bank
Toyota of Brookfield
Riverfest Run Recognizes all cash donations for Fiscal Year ending December 31, 2017.YMCA Mission:
To put Christian principles into practice through programs
that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
Financial Assistance:
The YMCA at Pabst Farms believes in providing membership
and program services to all who wish to participate.
YMCA AT PABST FARMS WATERTOWN AREA YMCA
1750 E. Valley Road 415 Eighth Street
Oconomowoc, WI 53066 Watertown, WI 53094
262-567-7251 920-262-8555
www.ymcaatpabstfarms.org www.watertownareaymca.orgYMCA AT PABST FARMS & WATERTOWN AREA YMCA
2017 ANNUAL FINANCIAL REPORT
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YMCA at Watertown
Pabst Farms Area YMCA Total
Income
Contributions/Public Support.......... $583,382............... $149,893................ $733,275 COMMUNITIES SERVED
Membership................................... $3,553,113............... $562,043............. $4,115,156
ASSOCIATION WIDE
Programs........................................ $3,359,276............... $205,899............. $3,565,175
23,835
Non-Profit Tenant Rentals........................... n/a............... $175,611................ $175,611
Total Revenue..................... $7,495,771 ....... $1,093,446 .......$8,589,217
MEMBERS
Expenses YMCA AT PABST FARMS: 18,956
Salaries and Benefits.....................$4,716,230............... $610,113............. $5,326,343 WATERTOWN AREA YMCA: 4,879
Administrative Expenses.................. $944,707............... $105,037............. $1,049,744
9,109
Occupancy.......................................... $752,572................ $148,194................ $900,766
Program Supplies............................... $407,125.................. $55,745................ $462,870
Financial Assistance.......................... $231,174.................. $14,913................ $246,087
COMMUNITY PARTICIPANTS
Depreciation and Amortization....... $597,888.................. $61,231................ $659,119
YMCA AT PABST FARMS: 7,206
WATERTOWN AREA YMCA: 1,959
Total Expense..................... $7,649,696.......... $995,233....... $8,644,929
Net..................................... ($153,925)............. $98,213...........($55,712)
2017 BALANCE SHEET
Assets Liabilities & Fund Balance
Operating Cash......................................................$428,265 Accounts Payable.....................................................$10,909
Reserves for Capital Repair................................ $781,832 Current Portion of LTD........................................ $250,576
Pledges Receivable..................................................$89,253 Long Term Debt..................................................$6,360,839
Land..................................................................... $4,793,214 Other Liabilities.................................................... $387,239
Building, Furniture and Fixtures....................$14,148,614
Total Liabilities..................................$7,009,563
Accumulated Depreciation.............................($7,400,325)
Other Assets......................................................... $278,683 Fund Balance......................................................$6,109,973
Total Assets....................................$13,119,536 Total Liabilities and Fund Balance......$13,119,536
MAKING AN IMPACT
Generous donors once again proved that our local communities care deeply about our Ys and gave $464,515 to our Annual
Campaign and auctions in 2017. These funds provide financial assistance to families who would otherwise not be able to participate,
in addition to subsidizing mission-fulfilling programs such as Service Without Boundaries, spiritual outreach, teen leadership and
senior programs.You can also read
