YMCA News letter
Spring 2016
STAUNTON-AUGUSTA FAMILY YMCA
Youth News
Plan Ahead
Kids Matter Day May 7th
Summer Program Sign ups May 1st
Summer Camps Begin June 6th
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(Staunton-Augusta Family YMCA)
Staff News
The staff has been busy around the Y, gearing up for Summer 2016 and new programs. Rhonda
Shinaberry is in the process of getting the Adult Respite Care program licensed. Anna Ruth Simmons
is getting everything ready for the upcoming hikes, be sure to see what cool places we will be hiking
this summer. Windsor Vaugh and Dom Zaccaria have been working hard to get everything in place
for summer camp by hiring counselors and getting all the fun field trips organized. Alicia Jantzi
is preparing for the summer swim team and new swimming lessons. Jon Harris has been hiring
new staff for the open cleaning positions. Candace Martin has been working on the annual giving
campaign. Autumn Lightner has been working on the brochure alone with Josh Cole who has been
working on the annual campaign. Carol Byrd has been active in the community and taking Y classes
to the Legacy to reunite with former YMCA members who now reside there.
Staff worked hard on Thursday, April 21st to clean up trash on Middlebrooke Road.
(Anna Herring, Autumn Lightner, Anna Ruth Simmons, Rhonda Shinaberry, Jeff Collins, Jon Harris,
Dom Zacczria and not pictured Wendy Shutty)
The last of the new equipment for the Wellness Room, the Assisted Dip, is in and was installed on
Tuesday, April 12.
Upcoming concert schedule for the “Why Not Sing?” Singers:
April 28 Augusta Rehab & Nursing @7:00 p.m.
May 12 Shenandoah Nursing @7:00 p.m.
May 26 Envoy @6:30 p.m.
Annual Campaign
The 2016 Annual Campaign has been very successful. We are excited with all the support we
have raised and know how much of an impact it will have in this community. We have had
many volunteers out making phone calls. We appreciate all the hard work they have put forth!
Our bake sale was last Friday at the Meeting Place. They sold crafts, baked goods and other
treats. A big thanks to the Active Older Adults for putting the sale together!
It is not to late to give! You can donate money to help send kids to camp - take swimming
lessons or help a family afford a membership. Every bit counts, lets make an impact in our
community together!