Cadillac Area Young Mens Christian Association

“An officer of the organization reviews the form 990 before signing and filing of the form 990.”

“At the first board meeting of each year board members receive a copy of the policy and sign a conflict of interest disclosure form. If conflicts are identified, the board considers them in regards to the policy.”

“Our personnel committee considers compensation for the executive director each year. The committee reviews the past year's performance to annual goals, determines performance and decides if a salary adjustment is justified. The committee reviews information compiled by the committee chair on salaries for executives at similar sized ymcas in the region as well as those of local nonprofits in the community for comparison purposes. All of this information is considered by the committee and an annual salary is confirmed or adjusted.”

“Governing documents are available to the public upon request by either submission of a written request or requesting copies in person at 9845 campus drive, cadillac, mi 49601.”

“In 2014 classes and programs were offered at seven sites: 5k beginner training - 29 - participants aquatics - 425 participants anyone can tri - 55 participants art and enrichment classes -10 participants afterschool tutoring program - 194 participants basketball camp - 9 participants cpr & first aid - 42 participants camp torenta day camp - 138 participants camp torenta residential camp - 119 participants day care - 46 participants dillon day camp - 30 participants family parenting love and logic class - 9 participants flag football - 45 participants extreme race training - 8 participants gsrp - 19 participants gymnastics -278 participants headstart - 41 participants indoor soccer -23 participants irish dance - 83 participants lion's den - 67 participants marial arts taekwando -78 participants mighty might preschool sports - 22 participants preschool summer explorers - 34 participants princess & pirate dance - 55 participants resolution run - 77 participants senior fit - 93 participants speed & agility - 15 participants summer gymnastics - 41 participants tabata boot camp - 40 participants tac 31- 25 participants teen nights - 47 participants valentine dance - 85 participants volleyball camp - 14 participants women on weights - 19 participants y community garden plots - 23 participants y rookies basketball - 25 participants zumbathon party in pink -25 participants lacrosse - 61 participants easter egg hunt - 90 participants additionally, over 515 teens made 3319 visits to the ymca after school teen center. Ymca teen programming responds to a demonstrated community need, consistently cited as a community priority. 36,000 was granted in financial assistance to 800 individuals allowing their participation in the above programs and ymca membership. In 2014 the ymca collaborated with community organizations and agencies as part of the ymca's commitment to the broader community needs; working for policy and environmental changes that foster a healthier community all around. Working with cadillac area public schools, pine river schools, wal-mart, rotary and other organizations the cadillac area ymca facilitated and coordinated an afterschool tutoring program that includes vigorous play, a healthy snack, and nutrition education at 5 elementary schools. The ymca collaborated, partnered, and/or participated with the following organizations in 2014 to address community needs: cadillac area health coalition, human services leadership council, department of human services, cadillac area public schools, pine river schools, michigan state university extension service, baker college of cadillac, cadillac area community foundation, rotary club of cadillac, oasis, club cadillac, united way, northern lakes community mental health, catholic human services, walmart, the elks, health department the cadillac area ymca had over 262 volunteers contribute more than 5,400 hours of volunteer service to the community through the ymca.”

“Fundraising expenses in revenue 16,775 loss on sale in revenue 67,830 cost of goods sold 556 fundraising expense in revenue -16,775 loss on sale in revenue -67,830 cost of goods sold -556”