Community Impact Report 2018 YMCA-YWCA of Kamloops

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Community Impact Report 2018 YMCA-YWCA of Kamloops

A Message from our CEO and our Board Chair It starts here at the Kamloops Community YMCA-YWCA. Health. Connectedness. Engaged and Supported. Vibrant Community. Our Y is a community of engaged and caring neighbours, supporting you on your journey to better health, personal safety and a sense of belonging. Every day at the Y, we witness people learning new skills, making new friends, getting healthier, finding support, feeling safe and giving back to community. It is wonderful achievement and a powerful sight. 2018 we remained committed to being responsive, relevant and of service to our community, all which helped us to deliver positive impact to thousands of citizens. This past year we had the fortune to serve more than 18,500 people. Colin Reid, CEO Now more than ever before, we recognize we have a responsibility and opportunity to address some urgent needs facing our community. Our strategic focus is on: Building Community: Where everyone has opportunity to be healthier and more engaged. Engaging Others for Greater Impact: People engage with, partner and support the Y because they share our values, believe in our mission and the impact of our action on the community. Our Mission Our Values Joanne Bonderud, Chair Mobilize Resources and Leadership: Our programs and services meet our mission and create positive change for people in our community. Impacting Families: Helping families to grow strong and vibrant, to reach their potential and to build a supportive and connected community. The investment that the Y and our community makes in children, young people, families, adults and seniors has transformational impact on the lives of those we serve. Thank you to our dedicated staff and volunteers, our partners and supporters and our donors and funders for believing that together we make a difference. The Kamloops Community YMCA-YWCA The Kamloops Community YMCA-YWCA is a charitable organization driven by our is committed to practicing and mission to promote spirit, mind and demonstrating the core values of body by encouraging healthy lifestyles, inclusiveness, respect, honesty, personal growth and service to people responsibility and caring in all aspects within our community. of the organization. Board of Directors Front Row (from left to right): Mary-Ellen Milutinovic, Karl de Bruijn, Lindsay Tithecott, Jeanine Ball Back Row: Joanne Bonderud, Kirsten Rath, Chelsey Tennant, Phill Clough, Steve Ross, Paul Simpson, Greg Hall Missing: Matt McCurrach, Len Hutt, Dan Sulz and Max Lentz

7,500 improved their health and quality of life through exercise 58 children were provided a safe place to be in our School Age Care while their parents were at work 1,866 children and youth created memories, learned new skills and built confidence by participating in Child and Youth Programs 3,838 individuals attended the Child Care Resource & Referral and the Early Years Centre 1,500 children learned to swim 98 youth received support and tools to better cope with their anxiety through Y Mental Wellness Programs 1,420 women and children sought shelter and support at the Y Women s Emergency Shelter and accessed Outreach Services 184 youth were provided with careerdeveloping opportunitites to assist them with finding employment 800 seniors stayed active and connected to their community 170 campers were physically active and made friends at Summer Day Camp 18,500 people participated in our activities participants and services including 9500 kids and youth who achieved success and gained confidence 1,900 who could not afford our activities and services saw their lives change thanks to financial assistance from the Kamloops Y totalling $270,000

Financials Giving Back (Numbers in $1,000 s taken from Year End Audited Statements as prepared by BDO ) 2018 2017 Operations Revenue $4,524 $4,466 Expense 4,663 4,318 Net (139) $148 Balance Sheet Current Assets $2,052 $2,128 Capital Assets 1,589 1,643 Total Assets $3,641 $3,771 Current Liabilities $1,263 $1,157 Other Liabilities 135 232 Total Liabilities 1,398 1,389 641donors impacted the lives of others through charitable gifts to the YMCA-YWCA. $281,100 received in donations ensuring children and youth benefited from Y programs and services. $270,000 awarded in YMCA-YWCA financial assistance to make our programs accessible to 1,900 individuals Total Fund Balances 2,243 2,382 Total $3,641 $3,771 175 Volunteers = 10,000 hours of sharing their time and talents to our local Y.

Our 2018 ymca-ywca team Board of Directors Joanne Bonderud, Chair Jeanine Ball, Vice-Chair Len Hutt, Treasurer Karl de Bruijn, Past Chair Directors Phill Clough Mary-Ellen Milutinovic Greg Hall Max Lentz Matt McCurrach Kirsten Rath Steve Ross Paul Simpson Dan Sulz Chelsey Tennant Lindsay Tithecott Senior Staff Colin Reid, CEO Leslie Whitmore, General Manager, Association Services Michele Walker, General Manager, Violence Against Women Intervention and Support Services Meghan Hiemstra, General Manager, Health, Fitness and Aquatics Monica van der Meulen, General Manager, Child, Youth and Family Services Kamloops Community YMCA-YWCA Building healthy communities Kamloops YMCA-YWCA 150 Wood Street, Kamloops, BC V2B 0G6 Follow us online! Registered Charity No. 107556060RR0001