73933 Annual Report Docv7 - YMCA of Edmonton, AB
73933 Annual Report Docv7 - YMCA of Edmonton, AB
73933 Annual Report Docv7 - YMCA of Edmonton, AB
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one youth at a time<br />
“At age 14, Bobby came to the Youth<br />
Transitions Program (YTP) with<br />
family troubles, personal issues, and<br />
quite a negative attitude toward<br />
school. He had been kicked out <strong>of</strong> his<br />
house, diagnosed with ADHD, had<br />
been involved in crime, attempted<br />
suicide and was battling addictions.<br />
Through encouragement and praise<br />
for his impressive writing skills, Bobby<br />
soon became confident in sharing<br />
his opinions and ideas with the rest<br />
<strong>of</strong> the class.<br />
Bobby completed the program with<br />
his overall attendance record being<br />
one <strong>of</strong> the highest in the class and<br />
at the present, Bobby is attending<br />
a Junior/Senior High School in<br />
Stony Plain. He has completed his<br />
grade 9 courses.<br />
When Bobby last came to visit the<br />
<strong>YMCA</strong> on one <strong>of</strong> his days <strong>of</strong>f from<br />
school, he proudly told us how well he<br />
was now doing in school. He couldn’t<br />
seem to believe how far he had<br />
progressed from only one year ago.<br />
Bobby thanked us for his YTP<br />
experience and still stays in touch<br />
with the <strong>YMCA</strong> today.”<br />
<strong>YMCA</strong> Youth Advisor<br />
• In 2006 193 youth<br />
participated in the<br />
<strong>YMCA</strong> YTP program.<br />
THE <strong>YMCA</strong> OF<br />
EDMONTON IS<br />
OPEN TO ALL.<br />
The <strong>YMCA</strong> Opportunity Fund<br />
encourages anyone who cannot<br />
afford the full fee to benefit from<br />
involvement at the <strong>YMCA</strong>. All<br />
<strong>YMCA</strong> programs and services<br />
help people develop as strong<br />
and confident individuals, caring<br />
family members and contributing<br />
members <strong>of</strong> their community.<br />
The <strong>YMCA</strong> Opportunity Fund<br />
is supported with annual<br />
fundraising through the <strong>YMCA</strong><br />
Strong Kids Campaign. <strong>YMCA</strong><br />
members, volunteers, staff and<br />
friends share their resources so<br />
that those in need can benefit.<br />
In 2006, more than 1,100 donors<br />
contributed $454,000, to help<br />
more than 12,000 people in<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong>.<br />
Platinum<br />
$20,000 or more<br />
Canadian Tire Foundation<br />
for Families.<br />
Gold<br />
$10,000 - $19,999<br />
Canadian Tire<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong> West<br />
Patricia Eidem<br />
TD Canada Trust -<br />
Outreach Program<br />
Silver<br />
$5,000 - $9,999<br />
Anonymous<br />
Marek & Jolanta Biel<br />
Canadian Tire Millwoods<br />
Castle Downs<br />
Recreation Society<br />
Direct Energy<br />
<strong>Edmonton</strong> Jasper Place Lions<br />
Kentwood Ford Inc.<br />
The ManCap Foundation<br />
Heleen & Rod McLeod<br />
Running Room Canada Inc.<br />
Southtown Chrysler Inc.<br />
Bronze<br />
$2,500 - $4,999<br />
Anonymous<br />
Benevolent Society -<br />
Union 52<br />
Sid Chadi<br />
Ron & Brenda Coulombe<br />
Wolfgang Gaedke- Aritstocrat<br />
Holdings Inc.<br />
Grant Thornton LLP<br />
Eileen Guilfoyle & John Lilley<br />
Sharon & Allan Kerr<br />
In Memory <strong>of</strong> Guy LaVergne,<br />
from the LaVergne Family<br />
McDonald's Restaurant<br />
Norseman Group Ltd.<br />
Esther Ondrack<br />
Larry M. Pollock<br />
The <strong>YMCA</strong> Opportunity Fund<br />
and Strong Kids Campaign<br />
support all ages, abilities and<br />
income levels.<br />
The <strong>Edmonton</strong> <strong>YMCA</strong> creates<br />
opportunities for all participants<br />
and members to form<br />
relationships and a sense <strong>of</strong><br />
belonging and involvement.<br />
This comprehensive relationship<br />
development program<br />
incorporates a variety <strong>of</strong> activities<br />
including ongoing community<br />
engagement, communication<br />
with our diverse 65,000<br />
stakeholders, our annual Strong<br />
Kids campaign and our planned<br />
giving program. We invested<br />
$351,000 in our 2006 relationship<br />
development program. The<br />
direct cost <strong>of</strong> our 2006 Strong<br />
Kids Campaign was $34,500 or<br />
7.6% <strong>of</strong> the total raised.<br />
The Rohit Group<br />
Master Builders<br />
Ron Hodgson Pontiac Buick<br />
The Rotary Club Of <strong>Edmonton</strong><br />
Dwayne Samycia<br />
Franco & Barbara Savoia<br />
Harold & Kathryn Schmidt<br />
Court & Sandra Smith<br />
W.E. Greer Limited<br />
Chair’s<br />
Round Table<br />
$1,000 - $2,499<br />
Amerongen & Company<br />
Anonymous (6)<br />
Apple Fitness Store Ltd.<br />
Martin & Angela Anderson<br />
Martin K. Anderson<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Corporation<br />
Barb & Craig Anstead<br />
Dianne & Michael Assaly<br />
ATCO Gas ECSF<br />
Joan & Monty Baker<br />
David & Shirley Ball<br />
Laura & Jack Ballash<br />
David & Ann Bate<br />
Philipia Bates-Renouf<br />
Bob Bentley<br />
Dwight Bliss & Family<br />
Rick & Debbie Boyd<br />
Brent & Sheila Buchanan<br />
Build to Last Inc.<br />
Custom Home Builder<br />
William Butler<br />
Callow & Associates<br />
Management<br />
Consultants Inc.<br />
The Chymko Family<br />
Canadian Treads Corp<br />
Classic Landscape Centre<br />
Peter Collum<br />
Edwin S. Cook<br />
Pr<strong>of</strong>essional Corporation<br />
Crosstown Motors Group<br />
CRS Products Intnl Inc.<br />
Crystal Glass<br />
First Class Cleaners<br />
one life at a time!<br />
We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.
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