The Faces of Liberia
Empowering the YOUTH of Liberia
to learn, lead and act 4
The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
Table of Contents
YMCA of Liberia Vision, Mission and Core Values
Page 1
Introduction
Page 2
Project Overview
Page 3
Strategic Plan
Page 4
Inaugural Partners
Page 5
Call To Action
Page 6
Donor Recognition
Page 6
YMCA of Liberia Timeline
Page 7
Conceptual Drawings
4 Pages
Building Program Summary
Page 8
Occupant Summary
Page 8
Preliminary Construction Summary
Page 9
1st Year Operations and Revenues
Page 10
Appendix
Supplemental Images of Facility
Pages 11 - 25
Our Vision, Mission and Core Values
Our Mission
The Liberia YMCA seeks to unite and empower young people through
self-development and service to their community as an extension of the
Kingdom of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ.
Our Vision
The YMCA will be a guiding light for the self-actualization of young people
for good citizenship.
Our Core Values
 Integrity
 Respect
 Commitment
 Trustworthiness
 Inclusiveness
 Initiative
Impacting Youth and Community by Fostering Personal & Social Change
Our Y By the Numbers
 2012 Annual budget - US$1.5M
 2012 membership - 3,959
 Youth Livelihood & Employment Service beneficiaries - 923
 Youth Reproductive Health service users - 5,573
 Youth Intellectual Discourses - 6,864
 Primary to Secondary Education Program -1,637
 2012 Youth Camp participants - 297
 2012 Children Vacation Program - 787
 2012 Youth Computer Training participants - 2,300
 2012 Youth Sports & Recreation - 5,752
 2010 USAID/MOE Textbooks distributed - 310,000
 Civil Society Strengthening Program - 66 local groups
 Program/Adm. Staff - 149
 School Staff –
 No. of branches - 6
 No. of Program Centers -12
The Future is here:
In 2013 the YMCA of Liberia is undergoing its largest and most vital
transition in its 132 year history. Our country has evolved, and so have
the needs of our members and those we serve with our diverse and
dynamic programs.
We have committed to building a new facility that will allow us to grow
with the youth bulge for generations to come, and keep the promise
our founders made to Liberia in 1881. We intend to provide access to
about 40,000 youth and residents per year with services in health and
wellness programs, sports and recreation, arts, peace and cultural
education and trainings at the Maye Howell Community YMCA in Congo
Town, Old Road.
We invite you to learn how you can help us build the type of facility our
youth and children deserve, and give our youth, children and
community a renewed sense of pride and direction. We can’t make it
without you!!!
Tomorrow is here
Give today
____________
Campaign Chair
E. Edward Gboe
National General Secretary/CEO
Page 1
Introduction
Making the Case for Charitable Support to the Maye Howell Community YMCA Capital Project - Liberia
Who are we?
Liberia YMCA (YMCA), a national ecumenical youth service organization
was enacted by an act of the 44th Legislature of the Republic of Liberia
(1960-1961). The YMCA was first established in Harper, Maryland
County, Liberia in 1881, by the late Episcopal Bishop Samuel David
Fugerson and later established in Monrovia in 1927 by Mr. James
McCarthy and others.
The YMCA remains focused in youth development programs delivery and
services especially in the areas of lifeskills development, livelihood
support, health and wellness, formal and informal education and youth
leadership development. It is a member of the Africa Alliance of YMCAs
and World Alliance of YMCAs but remains an independent national
Association established under the laws of Liberia. The Liberia YMCA
currently works in six (6) of Liberia’s 15 counties from 12 program
centers. We are a membership organization.
Why we exist?
Our YMCA works to address dominant social issues that are related to its
four areas of focus (youth knowledge & skills development, Youth health
& wellness, Youth Sports & Recreation and Youth Arts, Peace & Culture).
We work with communities, the government and development partners
to identify and to address these needs with the communities. We
promote diversity, social bonding and exalt youth potential – That They
All Shall Be One (John 17:21).
Our Services target and reach:
 Rural & urban youth
 In-School and Out-of-School youth
 Boys & young women and girls
 Children & youth with special conditions
(physically challenged)
How do we server youth?
We work with partners and the government in nurturing the potential
of every child or youth in our programs through:
 Supervised learning opportunities
 Job training / placement opportunities (internships & young
professional on-the-job trainings for youth
 Mentorships
 Peer-to-peer learning exchanges
 Exposures
What is distinctive about our organization?
We believe in the potential of every young person to succeed. We
provide hands-on services/engagements to help youth belief in
themselves and provide them opportunities to exercise leadership. We
tolerate and endure the errors/failures of our program participants as
the price we pay for the experience they need to succeed.
Who do we serve?
Liberia has a large youth bulge. Youth (ages 18-35) and children make up
67% of the population of 3.5M. The national illiterate rate is 65%;
poverty rate is 64% and unemployment about 80%. Many people survive
in informal economic sector activities. Many children and youth are selfreared or become breadwinners for their families. Youth idleness is
profound due to the lack of supervised programs and safe spaces for
children and youth to play and learn.
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Project Overview
What are our goals for the future? What needs to be
accomplished?
We want to develop a new YMCA Youth Center in Congo Town/Old Road
– the Maye Howell Community YMCA, where young people will grow to
reach their potential (and where communities will come together)
through sports, recreation, health and wellness, education, arts, peace
and cultural programs.
The current YMCA facility in Central Monrovia serves over 50,000 users a
year (at least 200 users per work day). It hosts the largest annual
vacation children development program in Monrovia for over 800 kids;
and the largest low cost youth computer training program (over 1,000
learners per 4-month cycles); and hosts the YMCA administrative offices.
Its indoor gym hosts games and practice sessions of university teams,
basketball leagues, etc. The facility’s conference hall hosts seminars,
workshops, and community events. This physical asset is the largest
contributor to our local revenue with a resounding management record.
The new facility will increase our reach to youth and communities and
generate additional revenue for programs and overheads.
In the face of the extreme limitation of safe spaces and social programs,
the Y is a glaring hub for our youth and children. One recreational space
near Monrovia takes in kids at a membership fee of US$8.00 per visit; a
fee not affordable for average Liberian families. Our facility will charge
membership fee of US$4.00 per month per child (5-13years) and
US$5.00 per youth and midgets (14-25) and give our children the joy and
benefits of play and learning.
The Relevance, Social Impact and Sustainability
Today, the challenges include youth idleness, limited family time,
poverty, and the lack of programs and safe spaces for youth and
children to play and learn. The YMCA wants to work with youth
themselves and the community to help address some of these
challenges in the Congo Town Community and its environs (consisting 8
other communities with an estimated 300,000 people). The Maye
Howell Community YMCA would serve at least 38,475 youth and
residents per year with services in sports and recreation, health and
wellness, workshop/conference services, theatre, peace and cultural
programs.
The facility will respond to these needs and the associated social issues
and influence personal and social changes by increasing youth access to
supervised sports leagues, dance classes, arts and crafts, life-skills
workshops, leadership development & volunteerism, and providing
services for adults and families for health & wellness, group exercise &
fitness (cardio, aerobics, muscular conditioning). Local institutions will
also benefit the convenience of our meeting and conference spaces
and be saved the inconvenience and cost of traffic and expensive
venues for similar quality of service in central town.
This YMCA will be a community asset that will make our community an
even better place to live and work. It will be enjoyed by people of all
ages, abilities and backgrounds.
In addition to social impact, the facility will generate revenue (est.
$225,000 per annum) on a fees-for-service basis and will cover 100% its
operational cost, provide 43 local jobs (full time and part time) and
contribute to the Liberia YMCA’s overhead cost thereby being a model
sustainable social project.
Invest in youth. Build tomorrow
today for a better and peaceful
Liberia. Your gift to the YMCA is
a partnership in mission.
Page 3
Strategic Plan
Our Program Pillars: 2013 – 2106 Strategic Plan
Youth Knowledge & Skills Development
 Trainings/supports in livelihood skills (vocational/apprenticeships,
entrepreneurship)
 Formal & informal education (lifeskills, academic schools, scholarships,
computer literacy)
 Gender and Youth leadership training (mentoring, internships,
professional training & placements)
 Governance, peace & advocacy training (knowledge of gov’t., round
tables with duty bearers, and community radios)
 Career development support to youth to advance their skills in
personal and professional development
 Intellectual discourses (Annual Mock UN Assembly, debates, public
speaking, quizzing and awards)
Youth Health & Wellness
 HIV/AIDS &STI awareness, prevention and control
 Youth reproductive health services
 Fitness & wellness programs
 Environmental sanitation and personal hygiene
Youth Sports & Recreation
 Organized community sports leagues (soccer & kickball)
 Interscholastic sports competition (soccer, basketball, kickball &
volleyball)
 Children Vacation Sports & Child Development Programs
 Youth Camps (Day & Residential Camps at Todee)
 Youth interactive learning and sharing forums
Youth Arts, Peace & Culture
 Creative writing (poetry, poems, short stories)
 Painting
 Traditional dance & music (training & performances)
 Music (marching and playing bands)
 Peace Clubs in schools and communities
 Anti-violence campaigns
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Inaugural Partners
Where we are, Who are Our Partners?
A number of individuals and institutions believe with us that improved
social infrastructures with supervised programs for youth and children
will reknit social values, make our community better and safer, and
provide an environment to develop our current youth into our future
leaders. Our inaugural partners bring to the initiative the combined
benefits of passion, history and disciplines in architecture, programs and
services planning around the world.
The two city lots on which the facility is to be built was the location of
the family home of the Howells (family of the first US fraternal
secretary to the Liberia YMCA, David Howell, 1946); and hosts the
remains of Maye Howell, wife of David Howell. Pete Howell, son of
David Howell, and wife, Luesette, graciously travelled to Monrovia from
Trinidad and Tobago in October 2013 to transfer title of the property to
the Liberia YMCA for the project.
Our partners have demonstrated landmark passion and commitment to
the initial processes of the action. In December 2011 and August 2013,
Hidell Associates’ principal, William Hidell, III, visited Monrovia to collect
data leading to the current design and plan of the Maye Howell
Community YMCA. Hidell Associates Architects have vast experience in
planning, designing and construction compiling for more than 230 public
library projects, 50 religious facilities, 120 educational facilities, 15
recreational facilities and 50 theaters in the USA. Their creativity and
unwavering commitment to the highest standards of professional
practice have been recognized with various awards, and numerous
features in local and national publications in the USA.
The YMCA Millennium Club is a membership of seniors and patrons
who identify with this cause and are pledging at least US$1,000 each as
individual contributions. There are at least 15 pledges to date with
US$6,000 received in cash. Contributors to date include, His Excellency
Amb. Joseph N. Boakai, Vice President of Liberia, Dr. Ronald McClain,
President, National Oil Company of Liberia, Hon. T. Nelson Williams,
Managing Director, Liberia Petroleum Refining Corporation of Liberia,
Mr. Karl Cottrell, President, Chevron Liberia Limited, Mr. Kenneth Y.
Best, Publisher Liberia Observer Corporation, etc. Sign in today as a
Millennium Club member and help build the Maye Howell
Community YMCA in Congo Town/Old Road.
In February 2013, the International Group of YMCA USA, also sent the
Director of Movement Strengthening, Renata Ferrari to provide planning
and capability building support to the Liberia YMCA for the organization
and successful conduct of a Capital Campaign to raise funds to finance
the project; banking on its experience of supporting Capital Campaign
projects with other YMCAs around the World. The International Group
provides capacity and program financing supports to the Liberia YMCA
for over 50 years.
Zoewe
Construction,
Inc.
DonimaSport’s Board of Directors have also been highly supportive in
funding travels to Monrovia of Doc Lawson to provide programs and
activities supports to the Liberia YMCA to strengthen existing programs
and their fit into the new facility. Doc Lawson has mobilized tons of
sports equipment already shipped to Liberia for use by the YMCA in its
social programs. It is also mobilizing other technical and resource
partners to the project.
YMCA of USA International
Renata Ferrai
101 N Wacker Drive
Chicago, IL USA
60606
800.872.9622
Email: [email protected]
www.ymca.net
DonamiSport
Doc Lawson
President and CEO
2730 Oaktree Drive
Carrollton, Texas USA
75019
214.783.1006
Email:
[email protected]
The Howell’s Family
Pedro & Luesette Howell
Port of Spain
Trinidad and Tobago
Email:
pete&[email protected]
The YMCA Millennium Club
Kenneth Y. Best
Monrovia, Liberia Africa
75019
231.886.812.888
Hidell Associates Architects
Bill Hidell, AIA
President
3033 Kellway Drive, Suite 120
Carrollton, Texas USA
75019
972.416.4666
Email: [email protected]
www.hidell.com
Zoewe Construction
David B. Greenfield
President
179 William Street
Bridgeport, Conn. USA
06608
203.258.1272
Email: [email protected]
Page 5
Call To Action
Donor Recognition
Throughout it’s more than 130 year history, the Liberia YMCA has helped
young people live more fulfilling lives no matter the challenges of the
time. Let’s make it even better together!!!
We are soliciting YOUR donations to achieve these goals. Please help
us with your gifts to engage with the project.
To get more information on how to be part of the project, please contact
 In Liberia:
YMCA of Liberia
Edward Gboe
National General Secretary/CEO
Email: [email protected] or
eegboe@[email protected]
Telephone: 00-231-886 547 249
The main facility will be named in honor of Maye Howell, wife of David
Howell. David, with his wife Maye, and their two sons arrived in Liberia
by sea on Thanksgiving Day in 1946, as the first fraternal secretary
appointed by the International Group of YMCA of the USA to help
strengthen the struggling Liberia YMCA. The family worked hard to
develop the Liberia YMCA into a recognized service organization. David
died of natural cause in 1985; and his widow, Maye, was unfortunately
shot and passed in their home in 1990 during the civil war.
The campaign welcomes gifts and pledges over a period of up to 3
years. All donors of gifts of $1,000 or more will be recognized on the
donor wall as described below. In addition, naming opportunities for
gifts of $10,000 or more are available. Please contact the YMCA
Development Office or visit the YMCA website for a current listing of
naming opportunities and a pledge form.
 In the United States:
YMCA of the USA
Renata Ferrari
Director Movement Strengthening
Email: [email protected]
Telephone: 800 872 9622 ext. 8137
How will your contributions make a difference?
Your donations will enable us:
Build a 12,535 gross square foot facility with an occupancy of 1,468
indoor users and develop an additional 2,425 Square Foot for an outdoor
playground at an estimated cost of US$3.3M. The facility will consist of:
 Fitness (Gymnasium and Exercise Studio)
 Meeting & Conference Rooms
 Concessions
 Offices
 Playground Area (ages 3-13 years)
How will the donor’s involvement and contributions be
acknowledged?
This exciting project will not happen without the support of the youth,
the community, the government, our patrons and our partners.
7142 Sq Ft
1627
401
601
2425
Make us a cause driven community and therefore make partners
believe in the local relevance & buy-in to the project and be
motivated to give to the Campaign
The total cost to fulfill the dream and open the doors of the Maye
Howell Community YMCA is in the $US3 million range. Depending on
the fundraising timeline, the Maye Howell Community YMCA may be
built in phases.
Recognition Levels:
 Founder’s Circle
 Heritage Circle
 Pacesetters
 Builders
 Millennium Club
 Century Club
 Friends
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Liberia YMCA Timeline
In 1881 a group of community leaders led by Bishop Samuel David
Fugerson of the Episcopal Church, gathered to organize a YMCA in
Harper, Maryland County, Liberia. They recognized the need to provide a
safe and inspiring place for young boys to flourish while fostering
personal and social change.
In 1927, the Monrovia charter was born, thanks to James McCarthy and
others.
In 1946 the first fraternal US YMCA Secretary arrived. David N. Howard
and wife, Maye Howell with their two sons, David and Pedro, arrived by
sea on Thanksgiving Day.
In 1954, the current YMCA headquarter building was dedicated.
In 1955, the first black, a Liberian, Charles D. Sherman, elected as
President of the World Alliance of YMCAs.
The YMCA was later enacted by an act of the 44th Legislature of the
Republic of Liberia (1960-1961)
From 1990 – 2003 (civil war), the YMCA worked with communities
supporting basic needs in nutrition, remedial education, disarmament,
reintegration & rehabilitation supports (to ex-combatants),
apprenticeship placements, peace education, etc, for youth and children.
Both girls and boys became equally attended to and admitted into
membership and leadership.
In 2002, Liberia YMCA heads Africa Alliance of YMCAs. Eugene H. Cooper
elected as President.
2004 – (post-civil war), the YMCA works with the government of Liberia
and development partners to deliver services to address critical post war
youth development needs in: youth education, youth employment,
youth reproductive health services, youth peace and civic engagement
programs.
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Building Program Summary
Description
Net SF Sub Total
A. Office Area
1.
2.
3.
4.
Office #1
Office #2
Office #3
Information Desk
2.
Meeting Room (subdivided into 3
Meeting Room A
Meeting Room B
Meeting Room C
Meeting Room Storage
spaces)
-630
449
449
99
A. Office Area
1.
2.
3.
1528
86
130
130
# of
Occup.
100
100
100
Sub Total
1
1
1
B. Meeting and Conference Rooms
1.
Meeting Room (without fixed seats)
Meeting Room A
Meeting Room B
Meeting Room C
-630
449
449
-7
7
7
-90
64
64
2.
Meeting Room (standing only)
Meeting Room A
Meeting Room B
Meeting Room C
-630
449
449
-5
5
5
-126
90
90
2.
Meeting Room (tables and chairs)
Meeting Room A
Meeting Room B
Meeting Room C
-630
449
449
-15
15
15
-42
30
30
218
306
401 SF
Concessions
Concession Storage
Office #1
Office #2
Office #3
SF/
Net SF Occup.
3
675
94
6233
140
289
112
102
2178 SF
E. Building Support
1.
2.
3.
4.
601 SF
1742 SF
Fitness Room
Fitness Room Storage
Gymnasium
Gymnasium Storage
D. Concessions
1.
2.
Description
1627 SF
C. Fitness
1.
2.
3.
4.
Total SF
86
130
130
255
B. Meeting and Conference Rooms
1.
Occupant Summary
Men’s Restroom
Women’s Restroom
Circulation Corridor
Mechanical /Elec. Room
C. Fitness
1.
356
356
1354
112
Fitness Room
675
50
14
14
2.
Gymnasium
6233
5
1247
1247
Net Square Footage
11,348SF
Non-Assignable Square Footage
1187SF
Gross Square Footage
12,535SF
D. Concessions
1.
Concessions
200
200
1
1
E. Building Support
2425 SF
F. Miscellaneous
1.
Outdoor Playground Area
1.
Circulation Corridor
1354
50
27
27
2425
4
The above calculations are based on the International Building (IBC) 2009 for Maximum Floor Area
Allowances per Occupant
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Preliminary Construction Cost Summary
Description
($) Costs
$/SF
180,000
14.36
General Requirements
General
Conditions
Description
($) Costs
$/SF
40,376
49,349
16,000
16.65
20.35
50.00
Playground Area
7.89%
Subtotal…….
180,000
Playground Area Surface
Playground Area Equipment
Rock Climbing Wall (40’L x 8’H)
7.89%
Subtotal…….
Site Work
Site Work Demolition
Earthwork
Site Utilities (including septic, well, solar panels)
Site Paving (parking)
Site Paving (sidewalks)
Landscaping
Subtotal…….
76,205
83,349
47,006
14,402
4,290
2,567
227,819
3.20
3.50
3.75
3.95
2.50
0.75
138,136
246,062
269,001
29,959
11,282
225,003
24,000
15,755
9,900
33,401
50,000
40,739
53,274
51,770
11.02
19.63
21.46
2.39
0.90
17.95
12.00
2.50
30.00
5.30
10.00
3.25
4.25
4.13
Facility
Concrete
Masonry
Steel / Metals
Woods and Plastics (Rough & Finish Carpentry)
Waterproofing / Damproofing
Metal Roof Panel/Substrate/Architectural Louvers
Metal Wall Panel
Doors, Frames, Hardware
Windows, Frames
Gypsum Board/Plaster
Assemblies/Wood/Ceilings
Exterior Plaster Finish or Tile
Floorcoverings
Painting
Specialties
Equipment / Furniture
Scoreboards
Retractable Basketball Goals
Tilt and Move Bleachers
Elite Volleyball System
Motorized Projection Screen
Concession Equipment
Fitness Equipment (Donated)
Furniture
2
6
6
1
1
1
Special Construction
Plumbing
HVAC
Electrical
2,284,554
182.25
General Contractor
10%
Construction Contingency
2.50%
Permit fees
0.00%
Contractor Bonds
1%
Liability Insurance / Builder’s Risk
Testing & Inspection
Tariffs and Import Fees (assumed fees are waived)
Transportation and Shipping (include. In Constr. Contingency)
Delivery from Port to Site (include. In Constr. Contingency)
Profit & Overhead (Fee)
Subtotal…….
15%
Subtotal…….
228,455
57,114
0
22,846
6,500
2,599,468
342,683
2,942,152
Architectural / Engineering
Design Team (Fee)
15%
TOTAL PROJECT COSTS…….
342,683
3,284,835
8,400
41,868
13,200
2,500
3,500
15,00
0
42,580
84,361
87,118
23,503
250,700
Subtotal…….
Subtotal of Direct Costs…….
105,725
6.73
6.95
4.75
20.00
1,771,010
4
4
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Vacation Program
Wellness Center and
Fitness Classes
Indoor Court
($) Costs
Personnel
--10,000
20,000
12,000
-45,000
----
10,000
-10,000
---
72,600
-----
7,500
30,000
----
9,600
2,400
----
99,700
77,400
20.000
20,000
12,000
TOTAL INCOME…..
42,000
45,000
20,000
72,600
37,500
12,000
229,100
REVENUES
TOTAL
Conference Hall
EXPENSES
Playground
Administration
Membership Fees
Service Users Fees / Space Rental
Other Contributions
Government Subsidy
Sales/Cafeteria/Concession
1st Year Operations and Revenues
Revenues
Full-Time Salaries
Part-Time Salaries
Fringe Benefits (SS+Bens)
27,000
6,000
9,900
Subtotal…….
42,900
Subtotal…….
1,800
8,000
7,000
2,100
900
2,400
1,320
900
24,420
Supplies
Office Supplies
Program Supplies
Program Equipment
Maintenance Supplies
Janitor/Cleaning Supplies
Staff Uniforms
Printing/Copies/Postage
Miscellaneous
TOTAL Income……...
229,100
TOTAL Expenses…..
180,530
Net Profit……………...
48,570
1st Year Operations
PERSONNEL
SUPPLIES
Utilities
Electricity (National Grid)
Electricity (Standby Generator)
Generator Maintenance
Water (Pipe Bound)
Water (Reservoir)
Sewage
Garbage Disposal
Telephone
Internet Subscription Fees
14,400
3,600
1,800
9,600
3,600
4,200
2,400
1,800
2,700
Subtotal…….
44,100
Subtotal…….
3,600
3,000
14,400
900
4,800
26,700
UTILITIES
CONTRACTUAL SERVICES
INTERNAL SERVICES
FAIR SHARE DUES
A Model Sustainable
Social Project
1st Year Revenue
MEMBERSHIP FEES
Contractual Services
Rental Equipment
Contracted Advisors/Support
Security Guide Service
Bank Charges
IT Services
SERVICE USERS/SPACE
RENTAL FEES
OTHER CONTRIBUTIONS
GOVT. SUBSIDY
SALES/CAFÉ/CONCESSIONS
Internal Services
Insurance
Facilities Management
Subtotal…….
9,600
9,900
19,500
4
4
Fair Share Dues
National Office
Other
Subtotal…….
22,910
-22,910
TOTAL EXPENSES…..….
180,530
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Appendix
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View from Entry toward Reception Desk
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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View from Gymnasium toward Fitness Room
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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View of Gymnasium toward Transitional Corridor
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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View of Gymnasium toward Concessions
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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View of Gymnasium
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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Aerial View of Gymnasium during Movie Night
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
Congo Town/Old Road, Monrovia, Liberia
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View of Gymnasium toward South Wall during Movie Night
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View of Playground Area and Climbing Wall
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View of Playground Area and Climbing Wall
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The new Maye Howell Community YMCA
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To see more information go the following link
http://www.hidell.com/liberia.html