YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA 2012 ANNUAL REPORT

BUILDING A
STRONGER
COMMUNITY
YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA
2012 ANNUAL REPORT

720 youth
developed a
passion for the
legislative
process in
YMCA Youth &
Government.
600 kids
learned healthy
lifestyle habits in
Healthy, Fit and Strong.
9,334 children
learned how to
swim and be safe
around the water.
1,300
PEOPLE
lost weight and
transformed
their lives in
Transformation
Nation Triad.
143,949
people
were served
through
membership
and
programs
in our
YMCAs.
127 cancer
survivors
rebuilt
strength and
spirit after
treatment in
LIVESTRONG ®
at the YMCA at
11 branches.
2,700
backpacks
donated to
help children
in need get
ready to
go back to
school.
214
people
were
served
through the
Y’s Literacy
programs.
4 full time employees and thousands
of volunteers serve 21 communities
through YMCA Ukraine,
which the YMCA
of Northwest
North Carolina
supports with
financial and
operational
resources.

HELLO, FRIENDS
Our goal is to build a healthier, stronger community. These efforts led to a successful financial year in 2012. Not only
was it the best fiscal year for our Y since 2006, but we experienced substantial financial growth of more than 4.3% as
an organization. We also experienced growth in our Annual Giving Campaign, reaching 105% of last year’s goal. We are
approaching a $2 million fundraising goal – a 350% growth over the past 10 years.
While those numbers represent the strength of our organization, the true impact is seen when a child learns to swim or love
a sport. When a senior meets new friends and stays active as he or she ages. Or when a family is able to take control of
their health and well-being. Nearly $2 million in Open Doors Scholarships were awarded last year, making those experiences
possible for people who could not afford the full cost to participate.
This year, our Y developed a new Strategic Plan, “Moving Our Mission Forward.” It was the product of many months of work,
with input of community leaders, Y board members, volunteers, and staff. During the planning process, our Y underwent a
governance review to evaluate organizational efficiency and effectiveness. The resulting board group will be able to engage
in high-level issues that our Y has the opportunity to address. We learned that the Y has the ability to convene community
leadership and leverage that strength to help solve or facilitate solutions to our community needs. “Moving Our Mission
Forward” is a living, vibrant document that makes our work much more focused.
DAVID FAIN, CHIEF
VOLUNTEER OFFICER
We have already made great strides in implementing elements of the Strategic Plan. LIVESTRONG ® at the YMCA, a program
to help cancer survivors rebuild strength and spirit, is now available at all of our branches. We launched a new summer
reading program to fight summer learning loss and are in the process of launching more intensive Summer Learning
Academies at several sites to close the education achievement gap.
As we look toward the future, it is bright. Our mission, “Helping people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and
body” remains at the core of all that we do.
CURT HAZELBAKER,
PRESIDENT & CEO
We appreciate our many volunteers, board members, donors and staff for their tireless work and energy to ensure that the Y
is available to everyone in our community.
Thank you for your continued support.
IN SPIRIT, MIND & BODY,
David Fain, Chief Volunteer Officer
Curt Hazelbaker, President and CEO
This year we developed our new Strategic Plan,
“Moving Our Mission Forward” over many months
and with the input of community leaders, Y board
members, volunteers, and staff. Our mission, “Helping
people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind
and body” remains at the core of all that we do.

A LEADER IN THE MAKING
The last day of the YMCA Youth and Government Conference held
in Raleigh, NC, is always a bittersweet moment for Jesus Barreto.
This year, it represented not only the finale of several days filled
with fun and learning with fellow participants from across the
state, but also his final act as the Youth and Government State
Governor for 2012-13.
During his final speech, to an audience of more than a thousand
of his peers, he shared the personal impact of his experience.
“Youth and Government has been the highlight of my high school
career, and for that I am thankful. There is one thing that the
majority of my closest friends do not know about me. To be able
to participate in YMCA Youth and Government, attend the YMCA
Youth Conference on National Affairs, become best friends with
so many people from across North Carolina and the United States,
be elected as your governor, give speeches to more than 1,000
people, develop a passion for politics, and experience one of the
most amazing periods of my life - I first had to apply for financial
assistance.”
Delivering that speech as a graduating senior felt like a long time
from his first conference, where he was “terrified to speak in front
of 100 peers because all the attention in the room is on you.” He
credits his experience in the program with helping him overcome
that fear. Today, he not only feels more comfortable speaking
publically, but he has also found a passion for debate and the
legislative process.
The Youth and Government program serves more than 700 high
school students from YMCA of Northwest North Carolina branches
in a “hands-on” experience in state government. The program
increases awareness of the legislative process and develops skills in
the areas of personal development, self-esteem, and leadership.
Jesus felt it was important to share his story because he
recognized that none of these experiences would have been
possible without donations from Y members and the community.
“People in the audience thanked me for sharing my story, but I’m
the one who is grateful. It’s the student delegates whose hard work
makes the program what it is. I also learned how grateful I am for
the democracy and freedom that I’m granted in this nation.”

ACTIVE AT ANY AGE
Every evening when one of Sandra Anderson’s adult children calls,
the first question they ask is, “How was the Y today?” Sandra, age
76, visits the Wilkes YMCAs five days a week. She spends her time in
Water Aerobics and SilverSneakers ® classes, and on Fridays gathers
with friends to play dominoes in the Y lobby.
It was during one of her regular dominoes games that she saw the
true impact the Y can have for a senior. “A woman walked up to our
group and said it was her first day at the Y, and that her husband
had just died and she really needed a friend. We told her to sit on
down! Now she has a ton of friends and plays dominoes with us
every week,” Sandra recounts.
Her welcoming nature is just one of the qualities that has made
Sandra such a huge part of the YMCA since she joined after
retirement 16 years ago. In addition to welcoming newcomers, she
helps send birthday cards to every senior member and spreads
the word about all the Active Older Adult activities - from potluck
lunches to group outings. She also volunteers for the YMCA Annual
Giving Campaign and sends a handwritten thank you note to every
person she asks who donates. “I just tell them to look at all the
children coming through the doors of the Y. Their donation goes
toward things like giving those kids the opportunity to learn to swim
and love the water.” For Sandra, that’s more than enough reason to
give. Those she asks tend to agree. “I rarely get a no,” she says.
When Sandra suffered a recent stroke, the first question she asked
her doctors was, “When can I go back to the Y?” She credits her
exercise and good health with helping her to recover quickly. She was
back at the Y three weeks later.
Anne Groce, one of her instructors and the Active Older Adults
Coordinator for the Wilkes YMCAs, says, “Sandra is the perfect
example of a senior who wants to make the most of her life. She is
very encouraging to others.”
“I stay very busy; the Y is my livelihood,” said Sandra. “I just don’t
know what I’d do if I didn’t get up each day and come to the Y.”
Sandra Anderson (right) with Wilkes YMCA Active
Older Adults Coordinator Anne Groce (left).

BECOMING A CITIZEN
Wevell Valentine (left) with YMCA Literacy
Coordinator Bridgett Williams.
The moment when Wevell Valentine passed his United States Citizenship Test “felt like I was on top of the world,” the Jamaican native says. It was the
culmination of three trips to the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services office in Charlotte, NC, months of studying to prepare for the test, and years
spent improving his reading and math skills in the YMCA Literacy Initiative program. “It gives you so much confidence. I felt if I can do this, I can do anything
else,” he says. The first thing he did when he passed the test was call his tutors from the Y. Those are the same tutors who not only helped him study for the
stringent exam, but also “knew he was going to pass because he is so dedicated and determined,” said Bridgett Williams, Literacy Coordinator at the Winston
Lake Family YMCA.
“If you want to be successful in life you have to put yourself to the test,” Wevell remarked. “Nothing comes easy, but hard work does pay off.” That work ethic
is what brought Wevell to the U.S. in 2001 on a work visa and motivated him to continue his education. He is grateful for the opportunities that education
and his citizenship bring, but was most excited to vote in the 2012 election.
Wevell, like many of the students in the Basic Education track of the YMCA Literacy Initiative, first came to the Y to improve his reading comprehension,
writing, and math skills to better himself through continued education or improved employment. Learners are first taken through basic phonics, where a
previously undiagnosed learning disability is often uncovered. In small group and one-on-one sessions, participants work toward goals for weeks or months,
or sometimes, years at a time. “It takes a big person to come to our classes as an adult student,” Bridgett says. “These students are here because they really
want to be here. Sometimes I feel like they are the ones teaching me.”

RECOGNIZING VOLUNTEERS
The Y couldn’t exist without the support of volunteers. These members of the community give their time, talent and treasure to make the
Y’s work possible. From coaching a youth sports team to gathering community support for a Y program, the people recognized on the
following pages truly believe in our mission of “Helping people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and body.”
THE STRONG AWARDS: ADULT VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR
Marissa Cooper
Alexander County
Family YMCA
Larry Colbourne
Davie Family YMCA
Peter Grzan
Fulton Family YMCA
Doug Spainhour
Jerry Long Family
YMCA
Becky Carter
Kernersville Family
YMCA
Chris Ritchie
Robinhood Road
Family YMCA
Dee Ham
Statesville/Barium
Springs Family YMCAs
Bonnie Crouch and
Sally Ervin
Stokes Family YMCA
Jim Smoak
Wilkes Family
YMCA
Julie Townsend
William G. White, Jr.
Family YMCA
Wayne Hosch
Winston Lake
Family YMCA
George Reavis
Yadkin Family YMCA
YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS
Davie Family YMCA
Joey Davis
Kernersville Family YMCA
Chase Logan
Winston Lake Family YMCA
Rayona Johnson
Fulton Family YMCA
Onny Marks-McThomas
Stokes Family YMCA
Christian Whitbred
YMCA Camp Hanes
Caroline Hall
Jennifer Needham
YMCA Camp Hanes
Chiquita Guglielmi
YMCA Child Care
Services
Jerry Long Family YMCA
Sydney Stimmel
William G. White, Jr.
Family YMCA
Chris Healy

COMMITTED TO SERVICE
Red Triangle Society Inductee: David Hinton
David Hinton has a philosophy about giving. “When you give back you have returned something to
someone who gave you something – you have satisfied your obligation,” he says. “When you give, you give
because you want to. Because it’s the right thing to do. You never really stop giving.”
That may explain why David has given so much to the YMCA over the past three decades. As a youth,
he saw his dad involved in the Y and remembers enjoying swimming year-round in the pool with his Boy
Scout Troop. “It was a great place to go.”
As an adult beginning his accounting career in Winston-Salem and becoming a dad for the first time, he
was able to get involved with the Y again when the Winston Lake Family YMCA opened in 1986. His first
service role, of many to come, was as treasurer on the Board of Management.
Through the years and his many roles (see timeline of service below), “David is someone who is
always willing to step in when needed,” says YMCA of Northwest North Carolina President & CEO Curt
Hazelbaker. “He is a level headed thinker who understands the big picture and gives good counsel. He is a
respected leader at our Y.”
“The Y is one organization that tries to improve the lives of individuals and the community as a whole.
From a safe place to go after school to organized youth sports in a safe environment to ESL classes to
programs that fight obesity – the Y does so much,” David says. “When you look at all that; I just want to
be part of changing lives.” His commitment extends to future generations. His wife Natalie and he are members of the YMCA Heritage Club.
From his various roles, he most enjoys ensuring the Y is fiscally responsible. “I am proud of the fact I am able to be involved with the Y and I have watched
this organization grow from four branches when I first got involved to what it is today. I look forward to continuing to see this Y grow,” David reflects.
The Red Triangle Society was established in 2002 and induction into the Society is the highest honor a Y volunteer can receive. Recipients demonstrate
long-term and significant commitment, enthusiasm and dedication to the YMCA mission. The YMCA of Northwest North Carolina is pleased to induct David
Hinton into the Red Triangle Society.
DAVID’S Y SERVICE
1995
TIMELINE (TO DATE)
YMCA Northern
2004
1987-93
Winston Lake Family YMCA
Board of Management -
Treasurer
1992-1993
Y-NWNC - Treasurer
1994-96
Y-NWNC - Chief
Volunteer Officer
Piedmont Cluster
Hall of Fame
1997-2002
Y-USA South Field
Cluster Chair Council
Y-NWNC Board
of Directors
2002
Y-USA National
Assembly Delegate
2006-13
Y-NWNC Board
of Directors
2011-
current
Chairman of
Y-NWNC Audit
Committee
2013
Inducted into
the Red Triangle
Society.
1991-1992
Winston Lake Family
YMCA Sustaining
Campaign Chairman
1994
Y-USA South Field
Distinguished
Leadership Award
1997;1999
Y-NWNC Treasurer
1997-current
Y-NWNC Board of Trustees
2000-03
Y-NWNC - Vice
Chair of Financial
Development &
Diversity Committees
2005-06
Y-USA Mission
Standards Review
Task Group
2007-current
Y-NWNC Annual Giving
Campaign Team and
Y-NWNC Audit Committee
Current
Serves on Y-USA Committee
on Membership Standards –
Region III Chairman; Y-USA
National Assembly Steering
Committee

2012 BOARD OF DIRECTORS
David Fain, Chief Volunteer Officer/Chair
Linda Wood, Chief Volunteer Officer Elect/Vice Chair
Joan Healy, Secretary
Chad Nolan, Treasurer
Curt Hazelbaker, President and CEO
David Fain, Board Development Committee/Executive Committee Chair
Paul Hammes, Human Resources Committee Chair
David Hinton, Audit Committee Chair
Molly Kremidas, Marketing Committee Chair
Chad Nolan, Finance Committee Chair
Paul Norby, Property & Risk Management Committee Chair
Fred Trivette, Financial Development Committee Chair
Alexander County Family YMCA: Rick French, Chair
Davie Family YMCA: Cynthia Charles, Chair; Judy Sweger, Vice Chair
Fulton Family YMCA: Brad Underdal, Chair; Brian McMillan, Vice Chair
Kernersville Family YMCA: Helen Jennett, Chair; Tom McDaniel, Vice Chair
Jerry Long Family YMCA: Lisa Featherngill, Chair; Megan Berlinger, Vice Chair
Robinhood Road Family YMCA: Shannon Hurley, Chair
Statesville/Barium Springs Family YMCA: Gary Duncan, Chair; Josh Dailey, Vice Chair
Stokes Family YMCA: Bob Sullivan, Chair; Robert Jones, Vice Chair
Wilkes Family YMCA: Matt Daye, Chair
William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA: Julie Townsend, Chair; Kevin Williams, Vice Chair
Winston Lake Family YMCA: Wayne Hosch, Chair; Robin Richards, Vice Chair
Yadkin Family YMCA: R.J. Speaks, Chair; Evelyn Moxley, Vice Chair
YMCA Camp Hanes: Jennifer Needham, Chair; Jerry Jones, Jr., Vice Chair
AT LARGE BOARD MEMBERS
The Reverend Darryl Aaron
Dr. Debbie Best
Scott Carpenter
Ed Crowder
The Honorable Chester Davis
Paul (Bo) Fulton
Bill Hayes
Leslie Hayes
Sue Henderson
Brian Herndon
Keith Kiser
Mark Land
Curtis Leonard
Dr. Michael Lischke
Sylvia Oberle
Robert (Bob) Parker
Bill Phipps
Dave Plyler
Norm Potter
Drew Veach
Brent Waddell
J. Dudley Watts, Jr.
Tim Whitener

GENEROUS SUPPORT
2012 Annual Giving Campaign
Chairman’s Roundtable Donors
BENEFACTOR LEVEL
Anonymous
Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated
I.L. Long Contruction Co., Ed Welch
Margaret C. Woodson Foundation
Mebane Charitable Foundation
Blanche Mock
The Pepsi Beverages Company
Precor
Primerica Financial Services
Reynolds American
Larry and Diane Stone
Scott and Nikki Vogler
Yadkin Physical Therapy, Debbie Snyder
GOLD LEVEL
Anonymous
BB&T
Joan Marie Belnap
Best Services Group
Thad and Mary Bingham
BP Oil
The Budd Group, Joe Budd
Camel City Classic
Carolina Tide Basketball
Thomas and Frances Fanjoy
First Community Bank
Food Lion
Hatteras Financial Corporation
Curt and Melody Hazelbaker
Curt and Pat Hege
Hispanic League
Kulynych Family Foundation, Petro Kulynych
Lawrence Pope Foundation
Liberty East Redevelopment
Piedmont Research Park
Pura Vida Promotions, Linda Turlington
Rotary Club of Clemmons
Bucky and Debbie Sizemore
Andy and Karen Stuckey
David and Katie Twomley
SILVER LEVEL
Anonymous - 2 donors
Angels Foundation
Eddie and Melissa Branscomb
C.W. Electric Company
Kevin and Kelley Carroll
Cassidy Turley
Paul and Margaret Chisholm
Clemmons Family Dental
Doug and Jennifer Constable
Cook Medical
Countryside RV, Mark and Angela Casstevens
Yyron Croslin
Jon and Lisa Fox
Pat Gattis
Goodbodies
Barry and Anna Gordon
John and Chiquita Guglielmi
Leonard G. Herring Family Foundation
Mark and Melanie Holton
JDL Castle Corporation, David Shannon
Jerry Neal Watkins Foundation
Kernersville Chamber of Commerce
Kernersville Foundation
Chris and Mercy Reavis
Jimmy and Katie Lippard
Mama J’s Cool Smoothies,
Wayne and Janice McMahon
Jon and Kimberly Marzano
Dan and Sheila McLean
MedCost Benefit Services
Miss Jenny’s Pickles
North Wilkesboro Rotary Club
Piedmont Kiwanis Club
Reynolda Rotary Club
Jack and Chris Ritchie
Tom and Kathy Rucker
Peter and Barbara Schneider
Jim and Luci Smoak
William and Cynthia Tessien
Thatcher and Julia Townsend
Triad Commercial Properties
Fred and Rena Trivette
Truliant Credit Union
Village of Clemmons
Werner Ladder
Winston Lake Senior Golf Association
BRONZE LEVEL
Anonymous - 2 donors
1st RX Pharmacies
Heather Adams
AdColor
Bob and Stephany Alphin
AVGOL Nonwoven Industries
Mark and Lori Bachman
Bahnson Family Foundation
Angela “Blake” Blakley
Larry and Cathy Blevins
Carl and Helen Boon
David and Bettie Braswell
Camel City Pawn Shop, Ron Clein
Andy and Sheila Carmen
Cynthia Charles
Neal and Sharon Cheek
David and Susan Clark
Mark and Sherry Close
Larry and Beverly Colbourne
Thomas and Chris Comer
Robert Compton
Anna Bland Costello
John and Tammy Coulter
Davie County
Jeff and Leann Day
Diamondback Grill, Murphy and Kimberly Gregg
Matt and Erin Dice
Kevin and Anna Dollhopf
Douthit Funeral Services, Thomie Douthit
Nelson and Kasey Elliott
Stephen and Charlene Ewing
Caleb Fackrell, Fackrell-Trivette
Cam and Tammy Finley
Jim and Susan Fradenburg
Sam and Deanna Franklin
Paul Fulton, Jr.
Games 2 U Mobile Entertainment
Doug and Amy Gardner
Hanes Mall Management
Harper Eye Care
Vaughn and Frances Hayes
Phil and Pam Hazel
Pat and Joan Healy
Brian and Tina Heelan
Terry Hemiller
Hola of Wilkes County
Walter and Edie Holland
Indera Mills, John and Donna Willingham
and James Olson
Larry and Theresa Johnson
Kernersville Medical Center
William and Leigh Kesler
Chuck and Sue Kraft
Jim and Lynn Lawton
Logan Heating and Air, Scott Boyles
Macedonia Baptist Church
Thomas and Suzette McLain
Wayne and Janice McMahon
Brian and Nisa McMillan
Joe and Cece Middleton
John “Monty” Montgomery and Joan Reid
Dr. Raymond Morrison and Dr. Jenifer Geisler
Larry Mull
Darin and Jennifer Needham
Anita Oliver
George and Laura Patterson
Eric and Carla Pence
Pfefferkorn Foundation
Bill and Julia Phipps
Plumbing Services Company
Scott Pope
Porsche Owners Association
Phil and Susan Rash
Brad and Donna Rodgers
Rotary Club of Winston-Salem
Joe and Marge Schehr
John and Kelly Sealey
Bradley and Katie Sellers
Sheetz
Craig and Dorie Shore
Stimmel Associates, Doug Stimmel
Triad Hot Yoga, John Budd
Triad Therapy, Dr. Quincy Smiling
The Chronicle
The Redwoods Group Foundation, Inc.
Vernon and Mozelle Thompson
“B” and Martha Townes
TYDE Swim Team
US Food Service
Robert and Jillian Van Camp
Walmart #2793
Walmart #8228
Walmart #161785
Eric and Leslie Watt
Tim and Penny Whitener
Ron Willard
Kevin and Aimee Williams
Wilkes Family YMCA After School Program
Julie Wolfe
Womble Carlyle Sandridge & Rice
Y Men’s Club of Winston-Salem
CHAIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE
Anonymous - 9 donors
A Child’s World Learning Center,
Andy and Carol Hewitt
ADP National Account Services
Tony and Chris Alford
Dr. Susan Albert

Allstate, Eric Tang
All Year Cooling & Heating
AmeriClean Supply
Paul Anderson
Animal Ark Veterinary Hospital
Brent and Jennie Anthony
Aquatic Resource Group
James and Ellen Archibald
Jim and Tobie Arnold
Ted and Paulette Ashley, 21 Motors
Beamer and Liz Aston
David Bamford
Heather Barnes
Paul and Denise Barnes
Barnette Heating and Air Conditioning
BB&T of Kernersville
BB&T Insurance Services
Antoine and Korie Beck
Bell Davis and Pitt, PA
Beltone Hearing Care Center
Dr. Kenneth Berenhaut
Richard and Lynn Beuter
Biscuitville
Will and Laura Blackwell
Michael Blankenship, B & A Litigation
Leslie Blixt
Boone Regional Ear Nose & Throat
Associates, Dr. Barry Ellis
Donald and Shirley Bowen
Bruce and Kathy Boyer
Mike and Kelly Brady
Sherrill and Jenny Braswell
Susie Braswell
Michael Brenner
Greg and Jackie Brewer
Paul and Judy Briggs
Ervin and Donna Brown
Andy Brown
Brushy Mountain Smokehouse & Creamery,
Jeff and Todd Swofford
Brynn’s Frozen Yogurt
Bruce Bullings
James and Elizabeth Burch
Dr. Bruce and Judith Burns
Belinda A. Butcher
Randy and Cynthia Cain
Ashley Cannon
Bedford and Elizabeth Cannon
Capital Bank
Carolina Finishing
Carolina Pharmacy Services, David Schomberg
Carolina Shutter and Blinds,
Jim and Karen Blaylock
Carolina Spine Systems
Barbara Carter
Ody and Irene Chamis,
Edward Jones Investments
Charlotte Eye Ear Nose & Throat Associates
Chick-fil-A of Kernersville
Chick-fil-A of Stanleyville
Cici’s Pizza
John and Shannon Clarkin
L.B. and Gail Clayton
Jay and Stephanie Clement
Michael and Gwenn Clements
Charles and Sherrie Cleveland
Helen Clifton
Woody and Helen Clinard
Bill and Becky Clingman
Tom and Maggie Clingman
Allen Coleman
Greg and Carrie Collins
George and Ida Maude Collins
Mike and Janice Combest
James and Beverly Cook
Brian Cormier
Howard Coston
Peter Crawford and Linda Shieh
Kent and Bonnie Crouch
Ed and Karen Crowder
Pat and Leah Crowley
CUBIC, Frank and Christina Taracido
Bill and Misty Cummings
Dairi-O of King
Bob and Patty Dalton
Richard and Anissa Daniels
Davie Dermatology
Lola Davis
Bill and Marie Davis
Robert and Cindi Davis
Brandt Deal
Dick’s Sporting Goods
Dixon Hughes Goodman
Doctor Lock Locksmiths
Document Imaging Solutions
Luke and Taylor Dooley
Mark and Susan Doughton
Frank and Annette Dray
Jordan DuBois
Joseph and Mary Dudley
Steve and Nancy Duggins
Eastridge Technology
Eaton Funeral Services
Matt and Angie Edwards
Derek and Robin Edwards
Dr. Joel Edwards
Val and Elizabeth Elliott
Emmanuel Baptist Church
Paul Escott and Candelas Gala
Sally Ervin
Etc. Consignment
Kathleen Fairall
Lance and Lisa Featherngill
FedEx Ground
Henri and Valentine Fitzgerald
Alan and Anne Fleischer
Don and Robbin Flow
Tres and Dawn Fordham
Forsyth Medical Center
Forsyth Pediatrics, Kernersville & Oak Ridge
Forsyth Pediatrics, Westgate
Forsyth Woman/ Forsyth Family Magazine
Frank L. Blum Construction Co.
Scot and Heather Freeman
Kirk and Mary Walker Fry
Robbie and Jennifer Fulford
Bo and Jenny Fulton
Ted and Joan Fyock
G & B Energy
Shawan and Keisha Gabriel
Harry and Mary Frances Galifianakis
Caroline Gamble
Garber Eye Center
Steve and Tracey Gardner
Rusty and Christy Garner
Sharon Giddens
Lloyd and Patsy Ginns
Jason and Megan Glover
Jeff and Kelli Gordon
Sandie Grant
Rick Graves
Great Clips, Robinhood
Kimberly Green
Charles and Andrea Grimes
Odell and Susan Grose
Tom and Susan Grote
Peter and Linda Grzan
Tim and Susan Gupton
Habitat for Humanity
Avery and Kristi Hall
Robert and Kathy Hall
Tim and Carla Hall
Joyce Hamby
Paul and Dana Hammes
Hanesbrands
Harold and Virginia Copeland Memorial
Hartgrove Landscaping
Hawthorne OB/GYN Associates
Bill and Carolyn Hayes
Thomas and Leslie Hayes
Hayworth-Miller Funeral Home
Allan and Patti Head
Darryl and Karin Head
Heavenly Reflections Spa
Heidi’s Uniforms
Joe and Sharon Helsabeck
Doug and Sue Henderson
Jack and Ruth Henderson
Gordon Hendrix
Joe and Annette Hennings
Jerry and Brenda Herman
Lee and Pam Herring
Dr. John Hettiarachchi, Piedmont Urology
Martin and Andrea Hicks
High Performance Pizza
High Point Bank
Hillcrest Vision
Matt and Wendy Hiller
Hillsdale Dental, Dr. Adam Dorsett
and Dr. Jason Moore
Hip Chics Boutique
Hogan Law Associates, Thomas Hogan
Holiday Inn Express Clemmons
Holiday Inn Express Wilkesboro
Henry and Diane Holleman
Holt House Builders, John Holthouser
Ralph Holthouser
Hopkins Road Animal Hospital
Jerry and Melisse Hopping
Wayne and Glenda Hosch
Michael and Amy Hough
Julius C. Hubbard, Jr.
Alison Huskey
Gay Nell Hutchens
Bill Hutchins
Irvin Roberts Salon and Day Spa
Janpak, North Carolina
Helen Jennett
Johnson Controls
John and Jessica Jonczak
David Jones and Dana Caudill-Jones
Jerry and Patti Jones
Jones and Jones Jewelers,
Robert and Leigh Ann Jones
Angie Jordan
Erin Kennedy
Kerner Ridge Assisted Living
Kernersville Eye Surgeons
Chris and Lindsey Kimble
Wayne and Marty King
King Christian Center
King Lions Club
Keith Kiser
L. Gordon Iron & Metal
Arnold and Becky Lakey
Lantal Textiles
Michael and Polly Lauffenburger
Bill Lawler
Amy Leander
Mitch and Sherry Lee
Curtis Leonard
Lions Club of Kernersville
Little Richards BBQ, Nick Karagiorgis
Kent Loehrke
Ken and Rita Long
Long Electric, Tanner Long
Blake and Julia Lovette
Lena Lovette
Jim and Ann Lowe
Lure Promotions, Janson Sexton
Jeff and Layla Manning
Doug and Sheila Mansfield
Maplewood Baptist Church
Mario’s Pizza, Brian Ricciardi
Marriott Fairfield Inn, Jon Daly
Dana Marske
George and Brook Martin
Art and Betty Marzano
Marzano Asset Management
Keith and Pam Mason
Massage Envy, Jeff Holmes
Matrix Fitness Systems
Henry and Bobbie May
Jerry McAfee and Judy Lambeth

Bill and Joanette McClain
David and Kim McClure
McDaniel & Company, Thomas R. McDaniel, Jr.
Richard and Daphne McHone
Shannon McKeen and Karen Bartoletti
Renhard and Amy McLaurin
Dennis and Kathy McNeil
Liz Meadows
Medical Associates of Davie
Jeff and Kelly Melang
Membership Committee of Winston Lake
The Honorable Lisa Menefee
Frank Meyers, Frank Myers Auto Maxx
Chester and Maxine Middlesworth
Joe and Doris Millard
John and Lisa Millican
Mitchell’s Nursery & Greenhouse
David and Lisa Motley
Evelyn Moxley
Barbara Myers
Myers Tire Service Inc, John and Linda Myers
My Fain.com, David and Sherrie Fain
Willette Nash
New Church
New Horizons Home Care
and Adult Day Services
Bryce and Jonsi Newman
Lawson and Lisa Newton
Marty and Julie Nichols
Scotty and April Nichols
Tip Nicholson and Nancy Davis
Jim and Liz Nieland
Northern Foothills Tennis Academy,
Beckie Mathis
Novant Health
Nvizion Incorporated
David and Karen O’Brien
Jim Ogburn
Old Dominion Freight Line
Old Town Baptist Church
Mark Oliver
Dave and Vivian Orrell
Harry and Sue Padgett
Dwight and Anne Pardue
Bill and Carolyn Park
Chris and Heather Parker
Bob and Mary Beth Parker
Dr. Barry and Dr. Ashley Parks
Parks Chevrolet
Parlier Mechanical
Joe and Britt Parrish
Nathan and Lisa Parrish
Bonita Patton
Eric and Teresa Paul
Sean and Julie Peache
Dean and Kittie Pearson
Joe Peele
Piedmont Facilities Services
Pierce-Jefferson Funeral Services
Pilot Floor Coverings, Jerry Millsaps
Michael and Evelyn Pollak
Robert Poole
Norman and Patricia Potter
John and Cathy Potts
David and Sherita Powers
Powerscreen Mid-Atlantic
Hayley and Kathryn Premo
Pressure Dog Pressure Washing,
Jimmy Beasley
Clinton and Valerie Prim
Quality Mobile X-Ray & Ultrasound
Peter and Carol Quinn
Ray’s Body Shop & Wrecker Service
Harry and Willie Reavis
Bob and Marie Reed
Steve Reinemund
Riazzi, Rhyne & Swaim Investment Group
Rick and Penny Rice
Joe and Jenny Richardson
River Oaks Community Church
Jolyn Roberts
Marty and Angel Roberts
Mike Robinson and Wynn Tanner
Rotary Club of King
Rotary Club of Mocksville
Jesse and Teresa Royall
Roger and Jane Ruminski
Henry and Teri Russ
Hernan and Lesha Sabio
Dr. Eric Sadler
Salem Glen Golf and Country Club
Salem Gymnastics Sports Center
Justin Sawyer and Eleni Floropoulos
Security Forces
Jeff and Amy Sessoms
David and Jessica Sheedy
Steve Shelton
Holton and Bonnie Shepherd
Larry Shifflett
Taylor and Alston Shipley
Todd Shoaf and Dr. Rosa Otero
Darle and Marylou Shouse
Smiles by Design, Amy-Jo Fischer
Smitty’s Grille
James Smith
David and Leigh Smith
Sociale Gourmet
SOI Online
Southeastern Title Agency, Inc.
Doug Spainhour
Paul and Kathryn Spanos
Scott and Nicole Spillman
Specialized Fitness
Dick and Jeannie St. Clair
St. Paul United Methodist Church
Stay Alert Safety Services
Bill and Marie Steed
Phil Stevens
Chris Stewart
John Stewart
John and Cindy Stewart
Selester Stewart
Gary and Lee Anne Stiffler
John and Donna Stoddard
Stokes Tire and Automotive
Subway, Clemmons and Advance
Subway, Wilkes
Bob and Susan Sullivan
Judith Sweger
Swim Gear of North Carolina
Ryan Taylor and Scott Taylor
Technical Services Company
Stuart and Kimberly Teeter
The Stump Corporation
Thor-Lo
TJ’s Deli
Town of Yadkinville
Trailers of the East Coast
Treasures Decor Consignment
Carolyn Treglia
Treofan America, Grant Gustafson
Trinity United Methodist Church
Truth Broadcasting Corporation
Truth Enterprises
Mary Tucker
Torrey Tucker
Tufco Carolinas
Alex and Elliott Turner
Twin City Pediatrics
Union Baptist Church
United Metropolitan Missionary
Baptist Church
University Dental Associates
Kim Venable
VF Jeanswear
Jay and Julie Vidovich
Volvo of the Triad, Rob Satter Sr.
Vulcan Materials Company
W.N. Ireland Insurance Agency
Wake Forest Baptist Health,
Brenner Children’s Hospital
Wake Forest Baptist Health,
Davie Hospital, Kevin Walsh
Ben and Borgia Walker
Wayne and Tonia Walker
Walmart #4798
Walter Robbs Callahan & Pierce Architects
Letha Ward
William Rodman Warren, DDS
Julie Weber
Law Offices of Timothy Welborn
Win and Meredith Welch
Randy and Terri Welfare
Wells Fargo Bank
Weston & Associates, Claudette Weston
Weston Promotional Products, David Weston
WFF Facilities Services
Lance and Lindsey White
Will and Currin White
Trevor and Caroline Whitson
Tammy Whitworth
Jim and Minnie Wilcox
Wilcox Marketing
Wilkes Anesthesia Associates
Wilkes Regional Medical Center
Wilkes Telecommunications
Willardson, Lipscomb & Miller, LLP
John Willardson
Jim and Marty Williams
Lexie Williamson
Kent and Sharon Wilmoth
Liz Winberg
Winston Salem Pediatrics
Bill and Erna Womble
Lupton and Charlot Wood
Lorin and Karen Wood
Tonya Woods
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Yadkin Civitan Club
Sam Zachary
Joel Zendel
*Contributions in this report were received prior
to 12/31/12. Great care was taken to ensure the
accuracy of this list. If you discover any errors or
omissions, please call 336 777 6225.
6,714 individuals
made a charitable
contribution to
the YMCA’s Annual
Giving Campaign.
The campaign raised
$1,764,896 in
support of the Y’s
financial assistance
program. The total
dollars raised
includes some
special events held
specifically for
the purpose of the
Campaign.

FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS
THE HERITAGE CLUB
The Heritage Club recognizes and appreciates those who have shown their long-term interest, commitment and support of the YMCA
of Northwest North Carolina by either a direct contribution to the endowment fund or by including the Y in their estate planning. We
are honored to list their names:
John P. Adams
Dr. and Mrs. Harvey Allen, Jr.
Bob and Stephany Alphin
Arthur and Kerri Askew
Arnold and Ruth Aspden
Ed Barron
Joan Marie Belnap
Angela “Blake” Blakley
C. P. and Margaret* Booker
Bruce and Kathy Boyer
Bill and Betty Lou Brackney
Susie Braswell
Roy E. Brewer*
Anna Brown Trust*
Hal and Pat Brown
Macie Brown and Clark* Brown, Sr.
Richard and Sylvia Budd
Bill and Betty Campbell
Michael and Gwenn Clements
Bill and Becky Clingman
Tom and Maggie Clingman
Sara Cooley
Thomas and Chris Comer
Brian Cormier
John and Tammy Coulter
Richard and Anissa Daniels
John and Terrie Davis
Patti Davis
Wayne and Judith Duncan
Noel Lee (Skip) Dunn
Doris East and Whit* East
Val and Elizabeth Elliott
Jon Engel
David and Sherrie Fain
Tres and Dawn Fordham
Wayne Foushee
Sam and Deanna Franklin
Laura Fuller
Jamie and Shirley Grant
Sandie Grant
Howard Gray*
Rupert T. Hall*
Tim and Carla Hall
F. Borden Hanes, Jr.
Coral Harris
Curt and Melody Hazelbaker
Curt and Pat Hege
Joe and Sharon Helsabeck
Doug and Sue Henderson
Joe and Lisa Hennigan
David and Natalie Hinton
Sam and Pam Hooker
Craig and Betsy Hoyt
Gay Nell Hutchens
Bill Hutchins
J. Berkley Ingram, Jr.*
Jerry and Patti Jones
Norm and Pat Joyner
Bob and Tina Kahle
Chuck and Sue Kraft
Mitch and Sherry Lee
Angie Loflin
Tom and Kim Looby
William and Brenda Maready
Dana Marske
Keith and Pam Mason
Spencer McCall, Jr.
William M. McDonald
Amy J. McNeil
Carl J. Miller
Larry Mull
Dr. Bob Nolan
Albert Oettinger and Sophia Rothberger
Sam and Jane Ogburn
Carl C. Pace
Harry and Sue Padgett
Walter and Elizabeth Pitt
David and Nancy Plyler
Michael and Evelyn Pollak
Robert* and Betty Quick
Jennifer Rackley
Jane Royle*
Harry and Willie Reavis
Henry Russ
Harvey* and Ida Ruth* Staplefoote
Bob Simms
Dennis and Kathy McNeil
John Stewart
Judy Sweger
W. McNair Tornow
Fred and Rena Trivette
Mary L. Turner and Dr. James* Turner
Robert and Jillian Van Camp
Robert (Rip) and Julie VanCamp
Claudette B. Weston
Will and Currin White
William G. White, Jr.*
Ron Willard
Ben and Julia Wilson
Don and Sarah Wood
Linda and Keith Wood
Joe Zammit*
*Deceased
GOLF AND GIVE BACK:
2012 Partnership Golf Tournament
Title Sponsor
Central Carolina Air
Conditioning
Vanir Energy, LLC
Eagle Sponsors
BB&T Insurance Services
BB&T
Champion Sponsors
MyFain.com
The Budd Group
Major Sponsors
ACS Benefit Services
AdColor, Inc.
Bahnson, Inc.
Coca-Cola Bottling Co.
Consolidated
Custom Ad
First Citizens Bank
Frank Myers Auto Maxx
High Point Bank
Jules and Associates, Inc.
Leonard Ryden Burr
Real Estate
Matrix Fitness Systems
Med-Fit Systems/Nautilus
Octane Fitness
Precor
Quality Mobile X-Ray and
Ultrasound
Signs Now
Sociale Gourmet
Sylvester & Cockrum, Inc.
The Trane Company
Volvo of the Triad
Weston Promotional Products
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Special Sponsors
Dixon Hughes Goodman LLP
Pfaff’s, Inc.
Specialized Fitness, Inc.

FUNDING OUR CAUSE
2012 Financial Data
for the year ended December 31, 2012
OPERATING
2012 2011*
(unaudited, 000's) (000's)
PUBLIC SUPPORT AND REVENUE
United Way $ 1,426 1,567
Contributions and Grants 2,812 2,614
Membership ** 17,369 15,010
Program Fees *** 6,635 5,985
Other 433 391
United Way Way
Contributions and Grants and Grants
Membership **
Membership **
Program Fees ***
Program Fees ***
Other
Other
TOTAL PUBLIC SUPPORT
AND REVENUE $ 28,675 25,567
OPERATING EXPENSES
Personnel $ 17,259 15,442
Occupancy 4,600 4,211
Supplies & Equipment 2,993 2,807
Marketing 558 592
Vehicles & Transportation 320 294
National/World Service Support 372 332
Capital Debt Retirement 1,335 960
Capital, Maintenance, & Operating Reserves 1,181 855
Other 57 74
TOTAL OPERATING EXPENSES $ 28,675 25,567
NET INCREASE $ --- ---
Personnel
Personnel
Occupancy
Supplies & Equipment
Supplies & Equipment
Marketing
Marketing
Vehicles &
Transportation
Vehicles &
National/World Service
Support Transportation
Capital National/World Debt Retirement Service
Support
Capital, Maintenance, &
Operating Capital Reserves Debt Retirement
Other
Capital, Maintenance, &
Operating Reserves
Other
*Excludes YMCA of Iredell County
**Net of Financial Assistance of $1.2M and $950K, respectively
***Net of Financial Assistance of $792K and $602K, respectively

7,262 kids
built lifelong
memories and
friendships
in Before and
After School,
Summer Day
Camp, and
Resident
Camp programs, while 284 dads and
401 kids spent one-on-one time
together in Adventure Guides.
417 TEENS
explored higher education and career
opportunities in the Black and Latino
Achievers Programs, while learning the
tools they need to succeed.
More than 6,960 youth learned what it
means to be a part of a team, how to have
fun with healthy activity, and to play with
character and confidence.
25
health fairs,
screenings, and
information
sessions
conducted with
community
partners.
11 Race
Events
including 5Ks,
10Ks, Half
Marathons,
and Triathlons.
10,000 SilverSneakers ® and
Active Older Adult members
met new friends and maintained
their health at
Y branches.
$1,999,751
provided in Open
Doors Scholarship
financial assistance to
17,717 people.
3,781
volunteers
gave their time and
talent to advance
the Y’s mission.
6,162 kids
experienced enrichment
in the outdoors at the YMCA
Camp Hanes Outdoor
Education Program

ASSOCIATION BRANCHES
Serving Alexander, Ashe, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell, Stokes, Surry, Wilkes and Yadkin Counties
Alexander County Family YMCA
Barium Springs Family YMCA
Davie Family YMCA
Fulton Family YMCA
Jerry Long Family YMCA
Kernersville Family YMCA
Robinhood Road Family YMCA
Statesville Family YMCA
Stokes Family YMCA
Wells Fargo Express YMCA
Wilkes Express YMCA
Wilkes Family YMCA
William G. White, Jr. Family YMCA
Winston Lake Family YMCA
Yadkin Family YMCA
YMCA Camp Hanes
YMCA Childcare Services
YMCA OF NORTHWEST NORTH CAROLINA ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICES
301 North Main Street, Suite 1900, Winston-Salem NC 27101
336 777 8055 www.ymcanwnc.org A United Way Agency
Our mission: “Helping people reach their God-given potential in spirit, mind and body.”