Miami County YMCA

“CLIFFORD R. ALEXANDER, JOHN S. ALEXANDER, MIMI A. CRAWFORD - Family relationship, DOUGLAS D. HULME, MICHAEL S. HULME - Family relationship, PAUL P. GUTMANN, ELIZABETH S. GUTMANN - Family relationship, MICHAEL R. TINKLER, CORNELIA E. TINKLER - Family relationship, BRIAN D. MURRAY, DOUGLAS R. MURRAY - Family relationship, GAIL P. STALEY, STEVEN STALEY - Family relationship, PATRICIA ROBINSON, THOMAS ROBINSON - Family relationship, MIMI CRAWFORD, DANIEL FRENCH - Business relationship, JOE DICKERSON, STEVEN STALEY - Business relationship, Thomas Buecker, Stephanie Gunter - Business relationship, Chad Monnin, Kelly Mothmiller - Business relationship, Dale Davis, Elizabeth Gutmann - Business relationship”

“The ymca has members. At the annual meeting, these members elect directors and trustees to serve as the governing body of the organization. Officers are elected from within the group of directors and trustees. The president appoints a nominating committee to select candidates for director and trustee positions.”

“Members of the ymca are given the opportunity to vote on members of the governing body.”

“Each member of the governing body receives an electronic copy of the 990 for review.”

“A questionaire is provided to officers, directors, trustees, and key employees annually to identify potential conflicts of interest.”

“The president appoints an independant committee to review the compensation of the ceo using comparability data provided by the national ymca. The recommedation is then submitted to the executive committee for approval.”

“The governing documents, conflict of interest policy, and financial statements are available to the public. Copies of these documents are maintained at the corporate office.”

“Other Program Revenue - Total Revenue: 296508, Related or Exempt Function Revenue: 296508, Unrelated Business Revenue: , Revenue Excluded from Tax Under Sections 512, 513, or 514: ; Residence Revenue - Total Revenue: 0, Related or Exempt Function Revenue: 0, Unrelated Business Revenue: , Revenue Excluded from Tax Under Sections 512, 513, or 514: ;”

“(Expenses $ 370,622 including grants of $)(Revenue $ 461,488) Youth Development: The YMCA also promotes youth development through its competitive swim team program. The program utilizes YMCA swimming pool facilities 5 days per week. It's the intent of the program for every youth swimmer to participate and have fun. At the same time, the young team members are learning lifelong skills of how to be a part of a team. In 2022, 110 youth participated in the Miami County Swim Team. In addition to its own team, the Miami County YMCA hosted 150 youth swimmers from 6 different area high schools in 2022. The YMCA Summer Day Camp program is designed to give youth in Miami County an opportunity to develop and grow in an outdoor camp atmosphere. By using outdoor sites and providing challenging activities in both small and large group settings, youth participants grow physically, mentally, and spiritually. In addition, youth in the program develop self-confidence, friendship skills, teamwork skills, independence, and how to be better family members. The camp takes place during summer months when school in on break. Over the summer of 2022, 127 children participated in the camp. It's the intent of the YMCA to provide age-appropriate activities to at-risk youth in grades 5th through 12th after school and on the weekends at the Activity Center. Youth who attend the center experience a positive environment where they feel safe and welcomed. While at the center, youth participate in both structured and non-structured activities intended to help them raise their self-efficacy and their outlook of self while interacting with positive role models. In 2022, an average of 20 youth attended the Activity Center program each day. The Youth Activity Center is open 358 days out of the year. In 2022, 870 youth registered for youth sports programs and instructional gymnastics programs.”

“Change in value of Split-Interest Agreements - -154746;”