Celebrating
Years
YMCA of
Greater Houston
Annual Report 2010
®
Years
Dear Friends
The Houston YMCA was founded in 1886 by a group of earnest,
thoughtful businessmen who knew the city needed a safe refuge for young
men to call home. Throughout the past 125 years, the YMCA of Greater
Houston has changed in tremendous ways, but what has always remained
true is a simple mission: To put Judeo-Christian principles into practice
through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
The YMCA has made a promise to its community and it continues to lead
and collaborate with partners to empower, support and inspire people
to reach their fullest potential. As in the past, we were able to serve
our community this year with help from philanthropic Houstonians,
partnerships and community leaders. With these groups and individuals,
we opened the new Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA in September
2010 and the Houston Texans YMCA opens its doors in January 2011.
More than 83,000 youth were able to thrive and feel a sense of belonging
through our 29 Caring Community Centers in local apartment complexes
and 1,004 participants and their families learned about water safety and
drowning prevention through our YMCA Water Wise program.
The Association generated $1.8 million through our capital development
efforts and $5.6 million from our annual Partners Campaign. And thanks
to our largest standing community partner, the United Way, we funded
$3.4 million in program needs. As a result of these efforts, more children
and families have a place of their own at the YMCA.
While we are proud of what has been accomplished and the impact that
the YMCA of Greater Houston has had on this community over the last
125 years, we know our story has just begun.
Will Williams
Board Chair
Clark Baker
President & CEO
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Youth
Development
Growing up, Gilbert Gonzalez
Y employee
He coasted through his years
in middle school, only putting
enough effort into school to
pass his classes.
It snowballed from there and
Gilbert got involved in many Y
teen programs including Youth
and Government. Those YMCA
role models talked to Gilbert about
his potential and he realized that
instead of just skating by in classes,
he should put in the effort and get
his grades up. He went from a
1.7 GPA his freshman year to a
3.5 his senior year and passed
seven AP exams.
told him, “See you
next time…”
didn’t know much about the Y
and what he did know went no
further than a group of guys
singing about how much fun
it is to stay there.
During his freshman year he
started mixing with a different
crowd that included gangs and
drug dealers. His mom worked
late and he often had to get rides
home from friends. One afternoon
he asked a friend to give him a
ride home and his friend agreed,
but told him he had a few drug
deals he needed to do on the way.
“I knew it was a bad idea and I
knew if I went down that path, I
would hurt my Mom,” Gilbert said.
He opted not to get a ride home
with his friend that afternoon,
which ended up being a positive
decision that changed his life.
He saw one of his classmates
talking with a YMCA youth
worker and Gilbert told him
he needed a ride home. The Y
employee offered to give him a
lift, but only if he stayed. When
he was dropped off at home the
Gilbert attributes it all to the
help and confidence the YMCA
gave him.
“I never see myself getting too
far from the YMCA. I’m not
sure I would have graduated
from high school if it wasn’t
for the Y,” Gilbert said.
Gilbert says that youth
involvement in the YMCA
is so important because the
organization teaches responsibility.
“They have helped me experience
things I never would have been
involved in otherwise,” he said.
Gilbert has completed one year at
Houston Community College and
started at the University of Houston
this fall, majoring in English. His
work has also been published in
the Houston Literary Review.
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Youth Development
The YMCA has always
believed that all kids
deserve an opportunity
to discover who they are
and what they can be.
Throughout the history
of the YMCA of Greater
Houston, youth have
cultivated the values,
skills and relationships
that lead to positive
behaviors, better
health and educational
achievement.
Boys gather around a camp fire
at a Houston YMCA camp.
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YMCA camping has proven to be
a premiere program within youth
development. Houston started its
camping programs on the Bolivar
Peninsula in 1910 at Camp Sandy
Hook. The first camp owned by
the Houston YMCA was Camp
Ross Sterling, Jr., which was
donated by the Texas governor
in memory of his son, and opened
in 1924. Today Camp Cullen
operates off of Lake Livingston
and has become the hub of the
Houston Y’s residence camping.
Hi-Y was one of the first teenage
youth outreach programs in
Houston and began in 1919.
Leadership development and civic
involvement were components of
Hi-Y and the program continues
today under the name YMCA
Youth & Government.
Family programs were also
important in the development
of the Houston Y. The Y-Indian
Guides program began at the
Southwest YMCA in 1950 for
fathers and sons and was themed
after the American Indian tribes.
Over the years thousands of
Houston families participated.
The program eventually expanded
to include girls and was later
renamed the Y-Adventure Guides.
YMCA Child Care was another
important program in the history
of the Houston Y. Beginning in
Houston in 1972 at the Post Oak
(Trotter) Y, it was at the time
one of the original Y Child Care
programs in the nation. Last year,
more than 11,000 children had
a safe place to learn and play in
Houston YMCA child care centers.
Clockwise from top: Youth from
the YMCA participate in the Hi-Y
programs in 1947 at the Texas
Legislature; children and their
instructor participate in child
care programming at a Houston
Y; a father and daughter have some
fun during Y-Indian Princesses.
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Healthy
Living
While attending a health fair at
a local park, Blanca Gil found an
opportunity to help her family
overcome their struggle with
obesity and MEND was the answer.
“We came home from class one
day and I started to read all of the
food labels in my kitchen—I threw
out all of the food that wasn’t
healthy,” Blanca says.
The MEND (Mind, Energy,
Nutrition, Do it!) program is
dedicated to reducing global
overweight and obesity levels
and helps children and their
families become fitter, healthier
and happier by offering free
healthy living programs in the
local community.
The program focuses on
educating both the children
and their parents on eating the
right foods and getting the
proper amount of exercise.
At the fair, Blanca saw the MEND
advertisement and later called to
get more information. The Gil’s
were not living within a residential
area that was accepting program
participants, but were given an
exception and her then eight-yearold daughter, Maritza, started the
program in November 2009.
Blanca cannot believe how much
she has learned from the program—
the most important being how
to read labels and knowing
appropriate portion sizes.
Blanca will admit that at first it
was very hard for her family to
adjust. Her daughter wanted to
eat the chips and sugar-filled foods,
but over time she got used to the
change. So far, Blanca has lost
31 pounds, her husband has lost
10 and Maritza has lost seven.
Along with eating more healthily
her family started working out
together and now come to the
YMCA four times a week.
“I am so passionate about
this program that I’ve started
educating my extended family
on the importance of healthy
living,” she admits.
Her family has a long history of
diabetes and this was an important
step in reducing the risk for them.
The Gils say this is a lifelong
change for the family and it is
the first time they have followed
something that they have enjoyed
learning about.
“It is not a diet for us, but rather
something that will stick with us
for the rest of our lives,” she says.
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Healthy Living
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In Houston
communities, the
Y is a leading voice on
health and well-being.
With a mission centered
on balance, the Y brings
families closer together,
encourages good health
and fosters connections
through fitness, sports,
fun and shared interests.
Above: Two boys cool off at a
YMCA water park in the 1950’s.
By beginning to teach Houston
boys to swim in 1912, the
YMCA of Greater Houston has
provided hundreds of thousands
of Houstonians swim lessons,
ensuring water safety and allowing
them to feel confident around
the water. Because of the high
drowning rate in Houston and the
community’s need for water safety
education, YMCA Water Wise
was started. The program is
designed to educate the commun­ity about drowning prevention
and water safety, including
offering free swim lessons at
area apartment complexes.
In 1912 the Y and a handful
of Houston churches began a
partnership to create church
athletic leagues. Today adult
sports has a strong presence in the
Houston YMCAs and continues
to offer league sports for men and
women who want to have fun in
the camaraderie of others while
getting an excellent workout.
We know that older adults are
seeking more than physical
benefits when they exercise. They
also want a sense of community
and to strengthen social ties. In
response to this need, the YMCA
developed activities to encourage
older adults to take action and
get involved. The Active Older
Adult program began in 1976 as
a formal program and continues
today offering
day trips,
socials, exercise
classes and
a wonderful
opportunity
for life-long
growth and
health.
Youth sports is also an important
component of YMCA youth
programming. Soccer was
introduced to the Houston area
in 1970 and quickly became one of
the biggest youth sports programs.
Last year, more than 76,000 youth
participated in sports programs,
learning values and engaging in
healthy activities.
Clockwise from top:
The first YMCA member’s
ticket in 1886; children
play YMCA soccer in the
1970’s; men work out at
the Downtown YMCA in
the 1950’s.
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Social
Responsibility
Having won YMCA volunteer
have otherwise met. It has blessed
my life because I have had to find
places within myself that I didn’t
know existed.”
of the year for 2009 and now
nominated for Huntsville Citizen
of the Year for 2010, Brooke
Addams truly understands what
it means to be a volunteer for the
YMCA. Brooke has devoted 20
years of her life to volunteering
with five of those years on
the YMCA board and another
four coaching a YMCA youth
basketball team.
When Brooke is not volunteering
her free time at the Y, she spends
her days as a radio personality for
KSAM and KHVL in Huntsville.
She is able to keep the community
updated on Y events and spreads
the word of the Partners Campaign
all throughout Huntsville with a
great tool at her disposal—
the radio.
“I originally started helping the Y
because it was the right thing to
do, but now I do it because it’s a
way of life,” Brooke said.
When Brooke began volunteering
for the Y she understood the values
and importance for the community,
but did not have a good grasp of
much else. After having children
and introducing them to various
programs, she immediately noticed
the benefits and the impact it was
making on their lives.
Mother of eight-year-old Christian
and four-year-old Lizzie, Brooke
has been able to keep her children
involved with the Y and aware of
its values by keeping them active
in Y sports.
“Volunteering gives my family
what I consider an extended
family. It has introduced us to so
many people who we may never
“Brooke volunteers on many
different levels, from coaching
a basketball team to promoting
the YMCA on KSAM radio,”
Huntsville Family YMCA Center
Executive Sandra Clifton said.
“She volunteered her talents
and produced two live remotes
for the 2010 Partners Kick-Off
and featured five PSA announce­
ments on the YMCA core values
this year.”
“When you can give back you need
to,” Brooke said. “Every person
has some sort of talent or gift that
they can share with other people.”
“I have grown as a person, as
a mom and as a mentor being
involved with the Y,” Brooke says.
“The Christian values live up to
everything they say they do.”
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Top to bottom: A newspaper
clipping depicts men socializing
in the Downtown YMCA in
the 1930’s; children participate
in programming at a Caring
Community Center, an
apartment outreach program.
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Social Responsibility
From its inception, the YMCA
of Greater Houston has made
a promise to its community to
be there through the good times
and bad. In February 1886,
the community rallied together
to create a place where young
men, who had recently moved
to Houston, could live in an
atmosphere free of the negative
influences of the big city.
125 years later, the Y continues
to offer a refuge for youth and
families through its apartment
outreach programs. Apartment
complexes are transformed into
Caring Community Centers where
children thrive and feel a sense of
belonging to the YMCA located
within their apartment complex.
The Y has continued to find
new ways to serve the Houston
community throughout its history.
The YMCA’s South Texas College
of Law was founded in 1923 and
it continues to operate today in
Houston. In 1948, the YMCA
South Texas Junior College was
founded and was eventually
bought by the University of
Houston Downtown. Coming
full circle in formal education,
the YMCA of Greater Houston
became host of the Springfield
College campus in 2008 and
currently offers both bachelors
and masters degree programs.
The national YMCA movement
has always been world-wide in
scope and service and the YMCA
of Greater Houston has been no
exception. As early as 1913, when
the Houston Y had only $675 in
the bank, it found a way to support
a YMCA professional in Seoul,
Korea. This planted a seed for later
refugee resettlement and today,
YMCA International Services
thrives. Just last year 900 families,
totalling 8,300 individuals, from
26 different countries were
resettled into the Houston
community thanks to the work
of YMCA International Services.
Top to bottom: Friends
give each other a big hug
at YMCA International
Servcies; a brochure for the
South Texas Junior College.
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Volunteers of the Year
Dr. Wanda
Bamberg, Ed. D
Aldine-Greenspoint
Family YMCA
Mr. Tony Lopez
Cossaboom
Family YMCA
Mr. Keenan Turner
Alief Family YMCA
Ms. Fay Cade
Cypress Creek
Family YMCA
Ms. Anissa
Zamora-Martinez
M.D. Anderson
Family YMCA
Mr. James Duke
T.W. Davis
Family YMCA
Mr. Terry Droege
Thelma Ley Anderson
Family YMCA
Mr. Burke Randolph
Fort Bend Family YMCA
Mr. Patrick Haggerty
Baytown Family
YMCA
Mr. Mike McKee
YMCA Camp
Cullen
Mr. James Soller
Clay Road
Family YMCA
Ms. Katie Barrett
Conroe Family YMCA
Mr. Tim Nolen
Vic Coppinger
Family YMCA
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Ms. Patricia Williams
Harriet and Joe Foster
Family YMCA
Mr. Alan Bergeron
Houston Texans YMCA
Mrs. Margaret
Gulledge-Ward
Huntsville Family YMCA
Ms. Maysoun Hassan
Souhel Al Jbouri
YMCA International
Services
Ms. Lori Curtis
Katy Family YMCA
Mr. Steve Fetterman
Lake Houston
Family YMCA
Ms. Baraynia Robillard
YMCA Success by Six
Ms. Jay Spruill
Langham Creek
Family YMCA
Mr. Brad Urquhart
Tellepsen Family
Downtown YMCA
Mr. William Cobbs
Wendel D. Ley
Family YMCA
Ms. Tamica
Stoot-Williams
Texas Medical Center
Child Care YMCA
Mr. Ryan Penrose
Magnolia/Tomball
Family YMCA
Mr. Jake Isom
North Harris
County Family YMCA
Ms. Oretha Ellis
Northeast Family
YMCA
Mr. Zachariah
Higginbotham
Perry Family YMCA
Ms. Glenda Garner
San Jacinto
Family YMCA
Mr. Ned Robinson
E.A. Smith
Family YMCA
Ms. Catherine Irvin
South Montgomery
County Family YMCAs
Mr. & Mrs. Jeff Fetzer
Trotter Family YMCA
Ms. Carol Gradziel
Weekley Family YMCA
Mrs. Bridgett Joe
West Orem
Family YMCA
Mr. Tom Friedman
Westland Family YMCA
Mr. Colton Mott
Jessica Loverich Youth
Volunteer Award
Mr. Jim Stephenson
David Allen Award
The Hamill
Foundation
James Galloway
Award
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Financials
Revenue
2010
2009
$5,631,179
$3,443,849
$9,075,028
$5,669,789
$3,563,275
$9,233,064
Program & Related Fees
Membership Fees
Fees from Government Agencies
Other Revenue
Total Revenue
$31,669,835
$47,560,837
$7,761,033
$6,902,338
$93,894,043
$32,882,605
$46,016,117
$7,179,163
$8,187,987
$94,265,872
Total Public Support & Revenue
$102,969,071
$103,498,936
2010
2009
Salaries & Benefits
Office & General
Occupancy & Equipment
Other
$57,592,681
$12,689,141
$27,083,703
$5,399,596
$58,731,526
$12,915,194
$27,122,180
$4,628,163
Total Expenses
$102,765,121
$103,397,063
$203,950
$101,873
Public Support
Contributions
United Way
Total Public Support
Revenue
Expenses
Excess of Public Support
& Revenue Over Expenses (Unaudited)
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Leadership
Association Staff
Clark D. Baker
President/CEO
C. Wayne Brewer
Executive Vice President
Chief Operating Officer
Samantha A. Buckner
Vice President
Financial Administration
Stuart A. Duke
Vice President
Facilities
Michael K. Emmons
Senior Vice President
Chief Financial Officer
Cindy R. Ferguson
Vice President
Program Development
Michael J. Hagan
Vice President
Marketing
Kenneth G. Harris
Vice President
Corporate Services
Linda F. Lykos
Vice President
Development
Joni M. Phariss
Vice President of
Human Resources and
Leadership Development
Nanci H. Rutledge
Vice President
Development
David L. Snow
Senior Vice President
Association
Advancement
Sheldon D. Stovall
Vice President
Diversity
Dale E. Walters
Senior Vice President
Operations
Group Executives
Darwin R. Barnett
Gloria M. Jackson
Steven R. Peterson
Eric T. Schenkelberg
Center Leadership
Aldine-Greenspoint
Family YMCA
Eduardo Rodriquez
Executive Director
Seth Sharr
Board Chair
Alief Family YMCA
Heidi Brasher
Executive Director
Melba Martin
Board Chair
Thelma Ley Anderson
Family YMCA
Sheila Lansing
Executive Director
Gerald Montieth
Board Chair
Galveston
Family YMCA
Jami Huygens
Executive Director
Vince Loffredo
Board Chair
M.D. Anderson
Family YMCA
Marie Arcos
Executive Director
Rebecca Reyna-Tamez
Board Chair
Houston Texans
YMCA
Priscilla Graham
Executive Director
Alan Bergeron
Board Chair
Baytown Family YMCA
Ron Lewis
Executive Director
Barbara Wooster
Board Chair
Huntsville
Family YMCA
Sandra Clifton
Executive Director
Marjean Creager
Board Chair
YMCA Camp Cullen
Len Masengale
Executive Director
YMCA International
Services
Jeff Watkins
Executive Director
Daniel Sanborn
Board Chair
John Willet
Board Chair
Clay Road
Family YMCA
Dione Booker
Executive Director
Peter Clarke
Board Chair
Katy Family YMCA
Brian Haines
Executive Director
Jerry Edmonson
Board Chair
Conroe Family YMCA
Scott Harper
Executive Director
David Walker
Board Chair
Lake Houston
Family YMCA
Jenna Dhayer
Executive Director
Steve Fetterman
Board Chair
Vic Coppinger
Family YMCA
Jennifer Strickland
Executive Director
Ruby Sandars
Board Chair
Langham Creek
Family YMCA
Shawn Borzelleri
Executive Director
David Hamilton
Board Chair
Cossaboom
Family YMCA
Lori Rumfield
Executive Director
Gloria Alvarez
Board Chair
Wendel D. Ley
Family YMCA
Demetta Landry
Executive Director
William Cobbs
Board Chair
Cypress Creek
Family YMCA
Jeff Peterson
Executive Director
Chris Collins
Board Chair
Magnolia/Tomball
Family YMCA
Darwin Barnett
Executive Director
William “Kip” Gary
Board Chair
T.W. Davis
Family YMCA
Jess Stuart
Executive Director
Justin Vickrey
Board Chair
Fort Bend Family YMCA
Gladys Brumfield
Executive Director
Burke Randolph
Board Director
Harriet and Joe Foster
Family YMCA
Landrum Turner
Executive Director
David Dupont
Board Director
North Harris County
Family YMCA
Don Alldredge
Executive Director
Clint Noble
Board Chair
Northeast
Family YMCA
Demetta Landry
Executive Director
Iris Allen
Board Chair
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Perry Family YMCA
James Scaffidi
Executive Director
Vince Loffredo
Board Chair
San Jacinto
Family YMCA
George Tatarchuk
Executive Director
Richard Arocho
Board Chair
E.A. Smith
Family YMCA
Jami Huygens
Executive Director
Vince Loffredo
Board Chair
South Montgomery
County Family YMCAs
Mark Cochran
Executive Director
Tony Allison
Board Chair
YMCA Success By Six
Marjorie Burford
Executive Director
Maxine Heath
Board Chair
Tellepsen Family
Downtown YMCA
Mandy Stelzer
Executive Director
Brad Urquhart
Board Chair
Texas Medical Center
Child Care YMCA
Jennifer James
Executive Director
Elizabeth Moriarty
Board Chair
Trotter Family YMCA
Rick Byrd
Executive Director
Luke Johnson, III
Board Chair
Weekley Family YMCA
Brandy Perryman
Executive Director
James Pauloski
Board Chair
West Orem
Family YMCA
Lionel Bacon
Executive Director
Parnell Speed
Board Chair
Westland Family YMCA
Lionel Bacon
Executive Director
Doug Duerr
Board Chair
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Association Board
Officers
Willoughby C.
Williams, Jr.
Chair
Vice Chairman,
JP Morgan Chase
Carlos Valdez
Vice Chair
Vice President,
JP Morgan Chase
Board Members
Karl Amelang
Life Board Member
John S. Arnoldy
President, Chairman,
CEO, Triten
Corporation
Robert T. Aspromonte
President, Lakeco
Properties
Harry S. Badger
Life Board Member
John C. Bass
Managing Director,
Chase Capital
Corporation
W.J. Bowen
Life Board Member
Thomas C. Brennan, III
President, Brennan
Interests, LLC
Reverend Kirbyjon
Caldwell
Senior Pastor,
Windsor Village United
Methodist Church
Theresa Chang
Judge, Municipal Court,
City of Houston
Glenn H. Clements
Executive Vice President,
Regional Manager,
Stewart Title Guaranty
Charles E. Comiskey
Senior Vice President,
Brady, Chapman,
Holland
Joel Deretchin
President,
The Woodlands
Development Company
Robert J. Doyle
Retired Vice President,
Exxon Coal and
Minerals
John H. Duncan
Life Board Member
Charles R. Eskridge, III
Partner, Susman
Godfrey LLP
Thomas H. Estus
President, Shelby Estus
Realty Group, Inc.
Curtis V. Flowers, Jr.
Senior Vice President,
Loop Capital Markets
Dr. Leonard Merrell
President, L. Merrell
Consultants, LLC
Joe B. Foster
Life Board Member
Peggy C. Montana
Executive Vice President,
Shell Downstream, Inc.
Elvin Franklin
Retired, State Farm
Insurance Agent
Bob Fretz
President, Fretz
Construction Company
John Gaylord
President, Jacintoport
Terminal Company
Thomas Gee
Retired, Executive
Director, Fiscal Services
UT MD Anderson
Cancer Center
Barnett L. Gershen
President, Gershen
Consulting
Albert Myres
Senior Vice President,
Reliant Energy, Inc.
Louis B. Paine
Life Board Member
Tommy M. Parker
Director – Audit
Solutions, Resources
Global Professionals
Harry J. Phillips, Jr.
President, Timberlake
Interests
Michael J. Plank
Chairman/CEO,
The Plank Companies
Terry Rathert
Senior Vice President,
CFO, Newfield
Exploration
Rey Gonzales
President, Universal
International
Services, Inc.
Richard G. Rawson
President, Administaff
Joel Harmon
Retired, Shell
Oil Company
Karen Huff
Civic Volunteer
Joe Rothbauer
Vice President
Operations,
LDH Energy
Laura R. Jaramillo
Vice President, Texas
Market Wells Fargo
Abelardo (Abe) Saavedra
Retired, Superintendent:
HISD
Larry W. Kellner
President, Emerald
Creek Group, LLC
Richard Schissler, III
Consultant, Silver
Fox Advisors
Byrd Larberg
Retired Vice President,
Burlington Northern
Resources
F. Max Schuette
Life Board Member
David Ley
President, Ley
Development Company
Beth Shea
Vice President
Communications &
Development, San
Jacinto Girls Scouts
Pam Shindeldecker
Civic Volunteer
Mike Logan
President, Texas
Pitcrafters
David Steiner
CEO, Waste
Management, Inc.
Khambrel Marshall
Meteorologist,
KPRC TV
Ayse McCracken
Senior Vice President,
The Methodist
Hospital System;
Chief Operating Officer,
The Methodist Hospital
Physician Organization
Robert E. McFadden
President, REM
Pipeline Consultants
Michael S. Taff
Sr. V.P./CFO, Babcock
& Wilcox Company
Shawn Taylor
Private Investor
Robert C. Thomas
Consultant
Carlos Valdez
Vice President,
JP Morgan Chase
Paul G. Van Wagenen
President, VW Interests
Kevin McGinnis
President, McGinnis
Cadillac/Mitsubishi
D. Bradley McWilliams
Life Board Member
John Vidalin
Vice President Sales
& Marketing, The
Houston Texans
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Skip Wagner
Show President & CEO,
Houston Livestock Show
and Rodeo
Gray Wakefield
Life Board Member
Barron F. Wallace
Partner, Vinson & Elkins
Joseph T. Walsh
Counsel, ExxonMobil
Richard W. Weekley
President, Weekley
Development Company
Valerie Williams
Partner, Ernst & Young
Willoughby C.
Williams, Jr.
Vice Chairman,
JP Morgan Chase
Beth Wolff
CEO & Chairman,
Beth Wolff Realty
James D. Woods
Life Board Member
Chairman Emeritus
& Retired CEO,
Baker Hughes, Inc.
Dear Donors
E
ach day the YMCA works toward building a healthy spirit, mind and
body for individuals of all ages and could not accomplish any of it without
the help and support from our donors and volunteers.
After 125 years, YMCA of the Greater Houston continues to serve more
than 800,000 boys, girls, men and women each year from 36 facilities
and hundreds of community sites. It is through your help that we’re able
to continue to provide opportunities for people to reach their highest
potential. We will remain a constant in serving the community
by continuing to meet the needs of a diverse city.
Your gift enables YMCA staff and volunteers to do what they love most—
care for children and their families. You help create a safe, healthy and
caring environment for people of all ages and backgrounds, which later
helps them become successful members of our community.
We are an organization that you can be proud to be a part of… as a staff,
member, volunteer or donor. While we have been a key contributor in the
Houston community for the past 125 years, we are only just beginning.
Thank you for being a part of our past, present and future.
Rick Schissler
2010 Partners Campaign
Co-Chair
Byrd Larberg
2010 Partners Campaign
Co-Chair
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Donors
YMCA of greater houston association
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
St. Luke’s Episcopal
Health Charities
USA Swimming Foundation
Coca-Cola
Bottling Company
Schissler Foundation
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Vivian L. Smith Foundation
The Brown Foundation, Inc.
Mr. Larry Kellner
The Holthouse
Foundation for Kids
Mr. Gray Wakefield
Founder
($10,000 +)
The Simmons Foundation
Mr. Howard T.
Tellepsen, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert C. Thomas
The Enrico and Sandra
Di Portanova Charitable
Foundation
Harriet and Joe Foster
Mr. and Mrs.
Terry W. Rathert
Jack C. and
Catherine I. Threet
Scott and Jeni Halliday
Robert J. and Mary S. Doyle
Fretz Construction Co.
Brad McWilliams
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Mr. Joe Rothbauer
Gulf States Toyota
Clark and Carolyn Baker
Brookstone Corporation
General Contractors
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Larberg
Mr. David Ley
Randy and Carol Limbacher
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Plank
Mr. Richard W. Weekley
Wells Fargo
Mr. Will Williams, Jr.
Jim and Jeanette Woods
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Cybex
Mr. John S. Arnoldy
Mr. and Mrs. John W. Bauer
S&S WorldWide, Inc.
Wayne and Janet Brewer
Mr. and Mrs. Tom H. Estus
Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Logan
Robert and Jody McFadden
Mr. Robert T. Aspromonte
Mr. Richard M. Blades
Ron and Maggie Burleson
Mr. John Gaylord
Mr. Shawn Taylor
Mr. George Yang, Ph.D.
Mr. Eric D. Mullins
Mr. Harry J. Phillips, Jr.
Marjorie and David L. Snow
Citation Oil & Gas Corp.
Mr. Charles E. Comiskey
Mr. John W. Elder
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
R. Eskridge, III
Mr. Curtis V. Flowers Jr.
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Mr. Tommy Parker
Bill and Joann Phillips
Mr. Paul G. Van Wagenen
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mike and Joan Hagan
Aquasol Controller, Inc.
Mr. John C. Bass
The Kayser Foundation
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Merrell
W.T. and Louise J.
Moran Foundation
Mr. Michael Taft
Mr. Joseph T. Walsh
Mr. Marcus A. Watts
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Harris
Mr. Harry S. Badger
Tommy and Nancy Brennan
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hancock
Lakeside Marina Limited
Lockton Companies, LLC
Lars & Kristine Meyerson
Mrs. Patricia Osborn
Mr. and Mrs.
Nicholas J. Lykos
Tish and Grady Blakley
Ms. Karen Sawyer
Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Walters
Theresa and Peter Chang
Chesebro Foundation Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Joe A. Cialone, II
Mr. Glenn H. Clements
Mrs. Judy Coen
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Comeaux
Mr. John H. Duncan, Sr.
Mr. Elvin Franklin, Jr.
Mr. Tom Gee
Mr. and Mrs.
Barnett L. Gershen
Mr. Kevin Herzogenrath
Mr. and Mrs. Bev R. Laws
Mr. William R. Lummis
Mills, Higbie, Harberg &
Huvard, L.L.P.
Louis and Lynne Paine
Painting Professionals, Inc.
Patrick J. Doyle Trust
Mr. John B. Poindexter
Raptor Technologies
Riviana Foods, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Rutledge
Mr. F. Max Schuette
Mrs. Beth Shea
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce S. Shelby
Mrs. Pamela K. Shindeldecker
Mr. Tom Simmons
Mr. Irven E. Wagner
Ms. Valerie M. Williams
Aldine-Greenspoint
Family YMCA
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
Aldine Independent
School District
East Aldine
Management District
Founder
($10,000 +)
Greenspoint
Community Partners
Mission Falls Apartments
ACHIEVE Grant
The Newfield
Exploration Company
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
The Greenspoint Club
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching Gifts
Programs
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Timken Boring Specialties
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. William Ginder
Dr. Stephen Head
Mr. Eric T. Adams
Dr. Wanda B. Bamberg
Mr. Andre McCain
Mr. and Mrs.
Eduardo Rodriguez
Ralph and Mary Wheeler
Ms. Joyce Wiley
Dr. Nockie Zizelmann
US Lawns of North Houston
Alief Family YMCA
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Houston Community College
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Iglesia Christiana Kerigma
First Southwest
Baptist Church
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Heidi Brasher
Mr. Ray Gibb
Walmart Neighborhood
Stores – Alief
Rickie Bradshaw
Ms. Hanh Nguyen
Church of the Nations
Cross Nations Church
Mr. Phil A. Edokpayi
Melba and Joe Martin
Praise Papuri Christian
Ms. Hilarie Rock
M.D. Anderson Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
MD Anderson Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Veronica C. De Hoyos
Ms. Marie D. Arcos
Go Neighborhoods
Houston Foam Plastics, Inc.
Jennifer and Dan Pickering
Thelma Ley Anderson
Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
Grainger
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Crown Mark Inc.
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Schneider
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Kirby Inland Marine
Sheila and Jeff Lansing
Dr. Darryl Stevens
Mr. Gabe Adame
Soroptimist
International of Alvin
Ms. Julie Wagner Siggers
Anonymous
Ms. Linda Rendon
Amoco Federal Credit Union
Pam and Jerry Goergen
Knights of Columbus #6403
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Robinson
Rotary Club of Alvin
State Farm Insurance –
Claron E. Salter-Clark
TDEC, Inc.
Bay Area Family YMCAs
(E.A. Smith, Perry and Galveston)
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Boeing Employees
Community Fund
Founder
($10,000 +)
Anonymous
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
N The Zone
Sports Photography
USA Fit
Dr. Leon Bromberg
Charitable Trust Fund
The Lubrizol Foundation
Valero Refining – Texas, L.P.
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
JCPenney After School Fund
EVI Management, Inc.
Dr. and Mrs. Lynn Davis
Lexus of Clear Lake
United Space Alliance
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Amoco Federal Credit Union
Mr. and Mrs. Vince Loffredo
Lunar Rendezvous Festival
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Musial
Church at the Springs
Del Papa Distributing
Co., Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jenkins
Mr. and Mrs.
James J. Scaffidi
Ms. Jami Sue Huygens
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Brillhart
Mr. and Mrs. Shawn Bailey
Baker Concrete Construction,
INC.
Mrs. Mary L. Burgess
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Comeaux
FSG Electric
Mr. and Mrs. Hearl E. Mead
Lars & Kristine Meyerson
Mitchell Chuoke
Plumbing Inc.
MyFlooring America, Inc.
Rotary Club of Space Center
Sam’s Club
Sam Schreiner Chapter –
NAFYR
Mr. and Mrs. James Springer
Ultra Building Services
Mr. Travis Vermeer
Sponsor
($500 +)
Kraft Employee
Involvement Programs
Baytown Family YMCA
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Rotary Club Of Baytown
The International Group, Inc.
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
El Toro Restaurant
The Lubrizol Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Bayer
Wal-Mart Distribution
Center – Baytown
Dr. Tim Planty
Vietnam Veterans of
America Branch 922
Mr. Ronald C. Lewis
Bill and Donna Gares
Mr. and Mrs. Al Richard
The Bill and Helen
Crowder Foundation
Vanguard Charitable
Charitable Endowment
Program
YMCA Camp Cullen
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
The Hamill Foundation
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
H.E.B. Grocery Co.
Founder
($10,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Joel C. Harmon
George and Mary Josephine
Hamman Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
Peter D. Mackintosh
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Willett
Jim and Julie Gilligan
TGS-NOPEC Geophysical
Company LP
Anadarko Petroleum
Corporation
David and Judith
Beck Foundation
Mark and Kim Leonard
Dr. and Mrs. Wayne Rutledge
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mrs. Marie Galloway
Peggy and Duane Montana
Indo-American Charity
Foundation of Houston, Inc.
ARAMARK
Mrs. Toni L. Blankmann
Robert W. & Pearl Wallis
Knox Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Harry S. & Isabel C.
Cameron Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. Sternau
Steve and Robin Peterson
Mike and Kaija Emmons
Mr. Leonard R. Masengale
Mr. Michael Anderson
Ms. Redia Odalee
Anderson Banks
Tom and Sandy Cattarin
Mr. Andrew J. Clark, III
Mr. Chip Colvill
Mrs. Paula D. Criel
David C. Bintliff & Co., Inc.
Mr. Charles R. Gordon
Mr. Ben Guill
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hancock
Mr. and Mrs.
Willis A. Johnson
Johnson, Bender & Company
Mr. and Mrs. Mike R. Logan
Dr. James C. Lyles
Mrs. Holly R. Montalbano
Mr. Don A. Sanders
Smith & Associates
Clay Road Family YMCA
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Soller
Mr. and Mrs.
Timothy A. Mattingly
The Arena Energy
Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
N The Zone Sports
Photography
Mr. Peter J. Clarke
Comerica Bank
Terrance and Mary Ivers
Mr. and Mrs. Byrd Larberg
Mr. Miner Long
Mr. Charles A. Davidson
Mrs. Dione Booker
Mr. Bruce Rollins
Mrs. Elaine Rollins
Charlie and Linda Beeman
Ms. Emmarie Clark
Academia Tigers
Mr. Gary A. Louie
Memorial Hermann
Prevention and
Recovery Center
Mr. Russell Wise
Conroe Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Mrs. Starr Holland
Founder
($10,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Mr. and Mrs. Brian L. Barrett
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Rigby and Lucinda Owen
Mr. and Mrs.
Joshua K. Trantham
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Rod and Becky Broussard
Nova Biologicals, Inc.
Mrs. Tammy Walker
The Woodforest
Charitable Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Warren and
Phyllis Willkomm
Mr. Eric L. Becker
Scott and Jennifer Harper
JCPenney After School Fund
Mr. Gary A. Louie
Consolidated
Communications
Fun Jumps
Ms. Janice Green
Rotary Club of Lake Conroe
Teresa and Barry Carpenter
Mrs. Edna L. Kennedy
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Alger
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
Mr. Andrew P. Cantu
Conroe Noon Lions Club
Conroe Regional
Medical Center
Conroe Welding Supply, Inc.
Dr. Ken Davis
First Bank of Conroe
David and Terry French
Catherine and Lee Gibson
Mr. Jack V. Gunion
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael A. McDougal
Ms. Gina M. Mitchell
Mr. Mario Valadez
Mr. David K. Walker
Vic Coppinger Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
New Hope Community
Christian Church
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Pearland Pediatrics, P.A.
San Jacinto Day Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Donna K. Farris
Ms. Marilyn Bullard
Robert and Erin Steele
YMCA of the USA
Mr. and Mrs. George Sandars
Ms. Jennifer L. Stephens
Mrs. Jacqulyn S. Nagle
Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Strickland
VIP Travel Agency LLC
Ms. Tonni A. Vale
Mr. Ryan Ainsworth
Mr. Cameron Bevis
Mr. Ray L. Blaylock
Mr. and Mrs.
Frederick D. Junkin
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Koza Jr.
Dr. John McIntyre
Mr. & Mrs. Alfred J. Stryk
Cossaboom Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Valero Refining – Texas, L.P.
Founder
($10,000 +)
Texas Petrochemicals
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Anonymous
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward C. Howard
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Cates Control Systems, INC
Mrs. Lori Rumfield
Mr. Robert A. Fry
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. Carlos S. Valdez, Jr.
Harriet and Joe Foster
CenterPoint Energy
Mr. Larry D. Davis Jr.
Webtropolis – Tech Firm
JPMorgan Chase
Foundation Matching Gift
Walter and Dot Shepherd
Sterling Bank
Mr. Howard T. Tellepsen, Jr.
Cypress Creek Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
N The Zone Sports
Photography
Founder
($10,000 +)
Anonymous
Dan and Leah Peed
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Jim and Andi Schier
It’z Texas
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. and Mrs.
Roger L. Gaskamp
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Rigs Site Rental LP
PRECOR USA
Mr. Michael Pfisterer
Curtis and Kristana Brown
SAP Matching Gift Program
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff K. Peterson
Mr. William Dingle, Jr.
Mr. Eric Albright
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
Bushra Chaudhary
Primetex Corporation
Mr. Tim Singletary
Strake Foundation
Willie’s Restaurants
The Younas and Bushra
Chaudhary Foundation
Ms. Chris Collins
Tish and Grady Blakley
Tom and Darlis Fuller
Jack and MJ Hardison
Robert and Jody McFadden
Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Walters
Uretek ICR Gulf Coast
Mr. and Mrs. Corey Calcote
Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth R. Odom
Sean and Michelle Easton
Mr. Dave Martin
Mr. Christopher Butsch
Fred and Pauline Bankston
Dan and Stella Brooks
Brent and Stacy Bruegging
John and Kathy Gilligan
Bill and Janet Hopkins
Mr. and Mrs.
Andrew Katsafanas
Samuel P. and Molly
Fields McBirney
Ben and Elizabeth Pickrel
Ms. Margaret V. Seibert
Ms. Melanie A. Thompson
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Ultra Building Services
Wal-Mart #3506
Willowbrook Rotary
Foundation
Matt and Lori Woodle
T.W. Davis Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
The George Foundation
NRG/Reliant Energy
Founder
($10,000 +)
Town of Thompsons
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
City of Rosenberg
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
N The Zone
Sports Photography
Fort Bend Cares Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles J. Morelli
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Exchange Club of Sugar Land
Rotary Club of Richmond
Mr. and Mrs.
Jess P. Stuart, III
West Fort Bend
Optimist Club
Grateful Fellowship Church
Mr. Roy Sanner
Mrs. Trudy B. Sutherland
Anonymous
Fort Bend Family YMCA
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
The George Foundation
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Houston Distributing Co.
Fort Bend County
Founder
($10,000 +)
Aetna Foundation
Mr. Bob J. Perry
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Hatton W. Sumners
Foundation, Inc.
Exchange Club of Sugar Land
Fort Bend Education
Foundation
Fred and Mabel R.
Parks Foundation
Sugar Land Rotary
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Morgan Stanley Foundation
N The Zone
Sports Photography
JCPenney-First Colony Mall
City of Sugar Land
The Sylvan Rodriguez
Foundation
Fort Bend Cares Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Early, McClintic &
McMillan, L.L.P
Mr. Keith Miller
Champion Technologies
D.E. Harvey Builders
Safari Ranch
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Harriet and Joe Foster Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
Targa Resources, LLC.
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Mr. and Mrs. Mark E. Brown
Mr. Mike Holland
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
JCPenney – Memorial City
Mrs. Janet C. Acord
Harriet and Joe Foster
Satterfield & Pontikes
Construction, Inc.
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs.
Robert H. Baillio, Jr.
Rotary Club of
Houston Heights
Mrs. PauleAnne Lewis
Mr. and Mrs. David Dupont
Mr. and Mrs.
Jonathan Turner
Billy and Eileen Hartman
Mr. and Mrs.
William T. Legare
Walter and Dot Shepherd
Marek Brothers Systems, Inc.
Gilbane Building Company
Carriage Services
Fisk Acquisition, Inc.
Heights Medical Tower, LTD.
Kar Hospital
Bruce and Jan Marek
Paul and Kathy Marek
Material Specialties
Rick G. Nixon, M.D.
Ms. Sarah Shah
Ronald and Ann Sledge
T.D. Industries
Houston Texans YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
Houston Texans Foundation
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Albert and Ethel Herzstein
Charitable Foundation
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
BMC Software Inc.
Houston Independent
School District
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Priscilla T. Graham
Dr. Rhonda Bean
Dr. John E. Codwell
Ms. Shamra Hodge-Atchison
Holman Street Baptist Church
Marlon D. Mitchell
Mrs. Janice Walker
Mr. and Mrs.
Michael R. Williams
Huntsville Family YMCA
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
City of Huntsville
First State Bank
Huntsville Memorial Hospital
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Coastal Access Inc.
Karl and Cassie Davidson
Mrs. Sandra Clifton
and Mr. Diego Esquivel
Community Child Care
of Huntsville
Mr. Mike Yawn
Mr. Gary A. Louie
David and Kelly Weeks
Ms. Melanie Oates
Mr. Wade Schrock
Mr. and Mrs.
William D. Dawson
Mrs. Agnes Holland
Lions Club of Walker County
Curtis Montgomery, M.D.
YMCA International
Services
Founder
($10,000 +)
YMCA of the USA
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Netsync Network Solutions
Ms. Catherine Callaway
YMCA of Central Kentucky
YMCA of Greater Seattle
Jeffery and Thu Watkins
Mr. Frank N. Hoang
Dr. Ronald B. Rea
Brennan and Helena Reilly
Kirby and Patty Schnabel
Ms. Colleen Morimoto
Pieter L. Vrancken
Mr. Shawn Webb
Ms. Barbara Chase-Hopkins
Ms. Linda Dodge
Edmund and Nancy Fountain
Ms. Kathryn Russell
Titan Management
Holdings, L.P.
Katy Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
City of Sealy
Founder
($10,000 +)
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
N The Zone
Sports Photography
The George Foundation
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
JCPenney – West Grand
Promenade #2863
Bernard Packaging
of TX, LLC
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. Dick Jack
Mr. Michael A. Embrey
Mr. David M. Bernard
Ms. Charlotte Brooks
Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Chapman
Cinco Life Cinco Ranch
SW Community
Consolidated
Communications
Mrs. Linda Kulhanek
Mr. Matt Schomburg
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Pamela Filip
Grace Fellowship United
Methodist Church
Mr. Kyle Flodder
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Town of San Felipe De Austin
Mr. Brian S. Haines
Griffin Consulting
Wal-Mart Foundation
Dr. Ronald Bruscia
Ganesh Venkataramanan
Beth and Jon Strand
Anonymous
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Edmonson
Mr. Gary Jones
Mr. and Mrs.
Tony Karapasha
Mr. Doug N. Kelly
Dennis and Mary An Kirwin
Ms. Karen H. Marshall
Memorial Hermann
Hospital System
Dr. and Mrs. Leonard Merrell
Ms. Elizabeth Monroe
PBK Architects
Mr. and Mrs. David Ruzicka
The Abe and Irene
Levine Trust
Trendmaker Development Co.
Walmart Distribution Center
# 7010
Lake Houston Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
Mr. Joseph A. Cleary
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Anonymous
Administaff
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
JCPenney After School Fund
Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallinger
Dr. and Mrs.
Lyndall F. Harrison
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs.
Charles R. Martin
National Charity League –
Kingwood Chapter
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen R. Fetterman
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Brzuzy
Mr. and Mrs.
Rodney Luetzen
Mr. & Mrs. Randy Sutton
Wal-Mart Stores, Inc.
Jackie and Jim Hannan
Mrs. Jenna Dhayer
Mr. and Mrs. Greg Fisher
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Amsler
Mr. and Mrs. Seth A. Brady
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fennie
Dr. and Mrs. Mason P. Gilfoil
Mr. and Mrs.
Mark J. Heinrich
Mr. and Mrs.
James D. Johnson
Kingwood Women’s Club
G.B. and David Litchfield
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas B. Lyda
Mr. Steven A. Soderbergh
The Reed Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
James Williamson, Jr.
Langham Creek Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
N The Zone Sports
Photography
Ms. Laura B. Crowell
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Ms. Shawn L. Borzelleri
Dr. Sam Tao
JCPenney
Afterschool Roundup
Ms. Lydia M. Hall
Mr. and Mrs.
W. Paul Hornback
Ms. Jamie L. Andrepont
Ms. Kara J. McSwain
Mr. David Burns
Mr. and Mrs.
David A. Carroll
Discover Chiropractic
Mr. and Mrs.
Mack V. Hoehner
Ms. Celeste L. Vereen
Wendel D. Ley Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
JCPenney After School Fund
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
YMCA of the USA
North Shore Rotary Club
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Community Hospital
Foundation, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Skip W. Greenwade
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Perkins
San Jacinto Pilot Club
South Texas Bolt &
Fitting, Inc.
Dr. B. J. Westbrook
Mrs. Jackie Greenwade
Mr. Al Gutierrez
JCPenney Afterschool
Roundup
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Palko
Mr. and Mrs. Acker
Amegy Bank
Drefco, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gilbert
Ms. Allatia Harris
Mr. Cruz R. Hinojosa
Mr. Fred Saunders
Tapco Enpro
Wal-Mart – I-10 East
Woodforest National Bank
Magnolia / Tomball
Family YMCA
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mrs. Paula Bowman
Mr. Kip Gary
Terri and Chris Thackwray
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mrs. Deborah Rose Miller
Mr. and Mrs. David Weber
Ferro-Tube Oil Tools Co.
Mr. Cecil Bell, Jr.
Wayne and Janet Brewer
Mr. Patrick M. Carmichael
Magnolia Educators
Scholarship Organization
Randy and Sara Ortwein
Frank and Marcy Parker
Curtis and Janet Robb
Ms. Stephanie M. Saker
Mrs. Kira F. Sears-Elliott
Mr. and Mrs.
David A. Wysocki
North Harris Family YMCA
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Award America
Kellan Resources L.P.
Billy W. Lee
Wilma Logan
Ernestine Mitchell
Stanley Ried
Donald H. Wiese
Northeast Family YMCA
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ClubCorp Cahrities, Inc.
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Mr. Elvin Franklin, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Hancock
Mr. Otto Myree
San Jacinto Family YMCA
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
JCPenney After School Fund
Melvin and Mary Cowart
The Lubrizol Foundation
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Jim and Anke Ganger
Walkup Company
Mr. Larry D. Davis Jr.
Kim and Darrell Kankel
Shell Federal Credit Union
Taylor & Taylor
Construction LP
The Bill and Helen
Crowder Foundation
Wal-Mart – La Porte
South Montgomery County Family YMCAs
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
South Montgomery
County YMCA
The Woodlands Township
Founder
($10,000 +)
El Paso Energy
Service Company
The Woodlands
Development Company
Mr. Joseph E. Copus
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Charles R. Irvin
JCPenney The Woodlands
Mr. Bryan Neskora
Mark and Christine Bergsrud
Huntsman International LLC
Mr. Armand H. Martel
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Green Light Golf, LLC.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Durio
Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Barnett
Mr. and Mrs. Don Anderson
Mr. and Mrs.
William J. Deppe
Newfit, LTD
The Woodlands
Rotary Club Foundation
United Way –
Montgomery County
Mrs. Melissa L. Clark
Ms. Sharon H. Wortham
James and Lee Anne Platt
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Cochran
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Allison
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Blair
Cunningham Gas Products
Mr. Avery Johnson Jr.
Life Beyond
Cancer Foundation
Mr. and Mrs.
Philip N. Longorio
The Woodlands
Country Club
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Meaux
Mr. George P. Mitchell
Mr. Thomas M. Piper
Mr. Richard A. Swingle
Woodlands South
Montgomery County
Kiwanis Charity, Inc.
The Egg & I
Karlins & Ramey, LLC
Kimberly and
Thomas Smouse
Firesafe Protection
Services, LTD
Mr. Gary A. Louie
Mr. Edward Kremer
Ms. Ami R. Collins
Mr. Kyle Anderson
Ms. Michelle L. Hill
Charles and Mary Saltzer
Ms. Levitia B. Simmons
Ms. Suzanne Ulrich-Carr
Ms. Roxanne S. Davis
Ms. Danielle M. Bailey
Barbara J. Vessels
Interiors, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Bernhardt
Mrs. Melinda K. Brieger
Mr. and Mrs. Todd Bryant
Chevron Phillips
Chemical Company
Pastor Scott Cigich
Flex Tank Systems, L.L.C.
Mr. James R. Fuller, Jr.
Global Shop Solutions
Mr. and Mrs. Brian Gorman
Mr. Chris Grice
Imperial Oaks No 3, LTD
KBRE Equities LP
Kirksey
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Klein
Memorial Hermann
The Woodlands
Mr. and Mrs.
David L. Merritt
Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph A. Michels
Mitchell Intermediate
MoBill Construction, Inc.
Mr. Scott Steinford
The Gragg Company
Ms. Janellen Whitson
Mrs. Tobi B. Whittemore
Mr. and Mrs.
W. Scott Wiseman
Tellepsen Family Downtown YMCA
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
Houston Endowment, Inc.
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
Chevron USA, Inc.
Isla Carroll Turner
Friendship Trust
Founder
($10,000 +)
Bank of America
USA Racquetball
St. Joseph Hospital
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Art Colony Association
Mr. and Mrs.
Barnett L. Gershen
Dr. Ed Kieke
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Chevron Humankind
Matching Gift Program
Graves Mechanical, Inc.
Mr. Thomas A. Hillin
Dr. and Mrs.
Bradford A. Urquhart
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. Jeffrey C. Wade
Mrs. Deborah S. Williams
Fritz and Jim Guthrie
Supercuts
Ms. Mary B. Huggins
Mr. Michael B. Cox
Mr. Terrence Hill
Houston Downtown
YMCA Handball Club
Eddie Norwood
QSP Promotionial
Mandy and John Stelzer
Mr. Jon Stephenson
Tellef Tellepsen
Lee and Kira Elliott
Lott J. Brooks, III
Mr. and Mrs. Jack F. Browder
Tony Guillory
Ms. Sue McRaney
Ms. Damitra L. Myles
Mr. Ray Allison
Mr. Perry N. Bass
Building Concrete Solutions
Mr. William M. Calhoun
Dr. Paul J. Gregor and
Dr. Barbara J. Divine
Frost Bank National Bank
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward C. Howard
Mr. Edward D. Johnson
Mr. Rodney Lenfant
Kevin and Georgia McConn
Mr. Ed Price
Mr. Frank C. Price
Dr. Richard S. Ruiz, M.D.
Jay and Teresa Sternberg
The Honorable
Don R. Stricklin
John and Lora Terrill
The Parten Foundation
Mr. John E. Walsh, Jr.
Mr. John L. Zipprich, II
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Texas Medical Center Child Care YMCA
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
The House at Pooh Corner
Mr. D.E. Chambers
Mrs. Patricia C. Mitchell
Texas Medical Center
Mr. Richard W. Weekley
Trotter Family YMCA
Leadership Circle
($50,000 +)
Chris and Jennifer Brown
Founder
($10,000 +)
Ms. Peggy Ingram
Sterling-Turner Foundation
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
Mr. Tadd Tellepsen
The Cockrell Foundation
Hanover Real Estate Partners
@ Marathon Tower
Mr. Luke Johnson III
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. Scott Anderson
Kim and Marshall Adkins
Mr. Jack Brown
Mr. Richard Davidson
Cliff and Jayne Green
Christy and J. Webb Jennings
Ms. Laura R. Sorrell
TLC Tonerland, L.P.
Francis Howard
Mr. David Mitchell
Robertson-Finley Foundation
Texas Best Linen Service
Ultra Building Services
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Meyer and Ida
Gordon Foundation
Kirk and Kathryn Hachigian
Lawrence Family Foundation
Mr. Sean Mitchell
Jennifer and Dan Pickering
Nancy and Joe Smith
Mr. Stan Voelkel, II
Elton and Janet Lipnick
Julia and Jeff Fetzer
Mr. Shadi Barazi
Mrs. Gretchen Berly
Cossey Family
Mr. Wyatt Hogan
Mr. and Ms. Ned S. Holmes
Chad and Dawn Swirczek
Matthew Crump, Ph.D.
Mr. Michael L. Wilson
Architectural Floors
Mrs. Barbara Murray
The Rev. and Mrs.
Todd Bryant
Mr. Bjorn Jacobsen
Mr. and Mrs.
Don McCormack
Amegy Bank
American Faith Homecare
Anonymous
Bank of Houston
Mr. Prentiss C. Burt
Rick and Susan Byrd
Cadena Consolidated
Holdings
Dr. Lisa Chen-Shamoo
Mr. David D. Chess
Continental Energy
Services LLC
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Harriet and Joe Foster
Gulf Tex Co., Inc.
Sally and David Harvin
Mr. and Mrs. David Haug
Mr. Rafael Herrera
William and Shelley Horwitz
Jack Lander Family
Ms. Ruthie Houston Jarvis
Mrs. Christina B. Kimmel
Mr. William McFarren
Mr. Roy Mentz
Old Republic National
Title Insurance Company
Ms. Mimi Parsons
Paul and Deborah Adams
Family Foundation
Ms. Rita J. Peck
Pieper Houston Electric LP
Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Randall, IV
Raven Mechanical Inc.
Mr. Kenneth A. Scudder
Mr. David L. Soloman
Mr. Wellington
“Rocky” Stevens, III
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tauber
Texas Gulf Bank, N.A.
Mr. Stanley H. Voelkel
Mr. Ted Westmoreland
Mr. Robert H. Whilden III
World Oilman’s Tennis
Tournament Corp.
Mr. Lynn S. Zarr, Jr.
Weekley Family YMCA
Golden Triangle
($25,000 +)
West University Rotary
Founder
($10,000 +)
Mr. Jim Stephenson
The Vale-Asche Foundation
Thompson & Knight
Foundation
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Judwin Properties
Roger and Phyllis Jackson
Ms. Nina Springer and
Mr. Kent Williamson
Mr. Stanley Faison
Alfredo and Laurie Gutierrez
Karen and Jim Slack
Stephenson, Snokhous
& Fournier, L.L.P.
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Paul and Karen Davis
Ronnie and Tracy
Hallenberger
Me’N My Pal Portraits
Houston CPA Society
Mr. David Aigner
Mr. Charles T. Cleveland
Curry Boudreaux Architects
Mr. Robert A. Fry
Haynes and Boone, LLP
Mr. Kevin Y. Kebede
Joy and Paul Posoli
Mr. Rick Shanks
Tasajillo Charitable Trust
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Agerton
Mr. W. T. Dickey
Mr. Bill Hightower
Mr. AJ Karian
Marek Family Foundation
Mr. Spencer Moore
Renae and Prashant Murti
Mr. James Pauloski
Mr. David M. Weekley
Mr. and Mrs.
Brandy Perryman
Annunciation Greek
Orthodox Cathedral
Ms. Kathy Ballanfant
Caring Friends, Inc.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johnson
Ms. Angie Minard
Mr. Johnny Silva
Mr. Peter S. Young
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen E. Lowe
Mr. and Mrs. William Niksch
Starbrite Maintenance
Mr. Bruce Fehr
Ms. Dawn A. Dunn
Darcey Baron
Ms. Julie Strauss
Anonymous
Hayne and Pamela Blakely
Jamie Brewster
Wendy Coats and Bert Ruiz
Mr. Jerry Edrington
Mr. John W. Elder
John and Sara Fenoglio
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Feser
First Continental
Mortgage, Ltd.
Ms. Martha Foster
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friedman
Ms. Morgan Gaskin
Jane and Dean Gladden
Ms. Carol Gradziel
The Hachen Family
Mr. Jeffrey D. Hildebrand
Mr. Mike Hood
Mr. Richard Kammerman
Steve and Carolyn
Leatherwood
Mr. and Mrs. Jon A. Lee
Mr. Mac MacLaren
Mr. Victor Makris
Mr. Timothy B. Miller
Ms. Heather Montoya
Northwest Mutual Insurance
Bobbie and Kris Nygaard
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pirtle
Mrs. Shannon Ramirez
Ms. Alma Reyes
Mr. Nick Ro
Mr. Jon Shoebotham
Sundance Construction
Company
Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen E. Tompsett
Terry and Roberta Tucker
Mr. Robert R. Voorhees
Mr. Kenny Waldt
Jerry and Bonnie Winograd
Jeffrey and Connie Woodman
West Orem Family YMCA
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Akin, Gump, Strauss, Hauer
and Feld, L.L.P.
N The Zone Sports
Photography
The Fountain of Praise
Windsor Village United
Methodist Church
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
Lionel Bacon
CenterPoint Energy Service
Company, LLC
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Joanie Y. Hare
Deborah LeBlanc
Eric Schenkelberg
Chriss Sheppard
South Houston Concerned
Citizens Coalition
Tauber Oil Company
Melva D. Thornton
Ultra Building Services
Livy Wilson
Westland Family YMCA
Founder
($10,000 +)
Best Buy Children’s
Foundation
Benefactor
($5,000 +)
JCPenney – Meyerland
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Radoff
Shell EPW
Chair’s Circle
($2,500 +)
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Friedman
The Fountain of Praise
Grand Club
($1,000 +)
ExxonMobil Foundation /
Volunteer & Matching
Gifts Programs
Mr. and Mrs. Lionel Bacon
Anne and John Clutterbuck
Lawrence Marshall
Campaign
Mr. and Mrs. Anthony
Robert
The Reed Foundation
Walmart – #3542
YMCA Mission
To put Judeo-Christian
principles into practice
through programs that
build healthy spirit, mind
and body for all.
®
United Way of
Greater Houston
YMCA of Greater Houston
1600 Louisiana Street
Houston, TX 77002
www.ymcahouston.org