Young Mens Christian Association of Monroe County Inc.

“The Association Board is ultimately responsible for all financial and policy decisions. There are two Committees - Finance Committee, and development Committee. All committees report to the Association Board.”

“The organization does not have committees with the authority to act on behalf of the governing body.”

“Staff prepared the Form 990 and the CFO performed a detailed review. The 990 was also reviewed by the tax side of our audit firm. Prior to the Form 990 being filed electronically, it was e-mailed to the Association Board for their review and staff from the tax side of our audit firm provided an oral report to the Association Board, CEO, and CFO. The Association Board serves as the Audit Committee.”

“The Young Men's Christian Association of Monroe County, Inc. has a Conflict of Interest Policy that is completed by all directors and officers when they first begin their position and then again annually. The conflict of interest policies are reviewed by the CFO and then potential conflicts are brought to the attention of the audit committee. The audit committee determines by majority vote of disinterested persons whether a disclosed interest may result in a conflict of interest.”

“The CEO reports to the Association Board. The Association Board is responsible for annually conducting a performance evaluation of the CEO and setting the salary for this position. The Association Board provides feedback into the CEO's annual review. The CEO receives a 360 degree evaluation from the other Monroe County YMCA management staff and the Committee and Task Force members. The staff and governance evaluations are submitted to the Executive Administrative Assistant. The Executive Administrative Assistant compiles all information and presents the results of the evaluations to the Association Board. The Association Board President meets with the CEO to present the full evaluation. The written evaluation documents the deliberation process.”

“The CEO is responsible for annually conducting a performance evaluation of the CFO, COO, and Development Director. In addition to the annual performance evaluation, salary survey work is performed gathering comparative data from organizations in our community, both for profit and not for profit, as well as other YMCA's for the positions chosen to be researched for that year. In 2018 A SALARY SURVEY WAS CONDUCTED FOR THE CEO and CFO positions. The end result of the annual performance evaluation process is a written, signed document representing the past year of work and the deliberation process. The above salaries are part of the Professional Salary line presented to the Association Board in the overall budget approval process.”

“Requests for documents should be made to the CFO. The documents will be PROVIDED TO THE REQUESTER AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. The following documents will be made available upon request. - Form 1023, Application For Recognition of Exemption Under Section 501(C)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code - Form 990, Return of Organization Exempt From Income Tax - Determination Letter - Audited Financial Statements - Conflict of Interest Policy - Key Governing Documents - Articles of Incorporation - By Laws The Form 990 is made available to the public via The Guidestar website, www.guidestar.org. A financial report, as well as contribution, scholarship, and membership information is published in our Annual Report that is POSTED TO OUR WEBSITE.”

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“At the Y, strengthening community is our cause. Every day we work side-by-side with our neighbors to ensure everyone, regardless of age, income or background, has the opportunity to learn, grow and thrive. In 2019, our Y served 24,672 individuals through membership, programs, health and wellness events, volunteer opportunities, health screenings, and facility usage from diverse communities throughout Bloomington and Monroe County and provided $191,093 in membership and program financial assistance. As our nation continues to face serious chronic and community challenges, the Y is in Monroe County making a difference in the areas of: Youth Development: Youth are taking a greater interest in learning, making smarter life choices, and cultivating the values, skills and relationships that lead to positive behaviors, the pursuit of higher education and goal achievement. Healthy Living: Thousands of adults and youth receive the support, guidance and resources needed to achieve better health and well-being. Moving for a Healthier You is a program which focuses on participants exercising while making healthy lifestyle changes. Main goals of the program are to increase activity while making food choices that are healthy. It takes place in a group setting. Building Better Balance is a community based program incorporating the Indiana University (IU) School of Public Health students and the Monroe County YMCA membership. Building Better Balance addresses the multiple dimensions that contribute to balance and mobility issues. It is designed to empower people who have issues of falling and/or developing a lack of confidence to move and function in many different environments. Social Responsibility: The Y helps people give back and assist their neighbors by offering opportunities to volunteer, advocate and support programs that strengthen community. Through the Y, individuals and policymakers are able to address many of the most critical social issues their communities face. Through collaborations and partnerships with almost 80 churches, schools, and other community groups and organizations, the Y was able to extend its program opportunities into surrounding counties and deep into the heart of urban neighborhoods. Partner organizations include: Churches: Bloomington Bible Church, House of Prayer, Pentecostal Faith Assembly, Sherwood Oaks Christian Church, South Union Christian Church and St. Charles Borromeo Catholic Church. Schools: Ball State University, Bloomington Montessori, Community Development Institute Head Start, Francis Parker Jr. High, Harmony School, Head Start, Heartland Home School, Indiana University Aquatic Research, Indiana University Basketball Club, Indiana University Office of International Development, Indiana University School of Public Health, Ivy Tech Community College, Monroe County Community School Corporation and Adult Education, and Richland Bean Blossom Community School Corporation. Community Organizations: 4-H, Access Abilities, Active Living Coalition, All Options, American Association of Retired Persons, American Heart Association, American Red Cross, Arthritis Foundation, Big Brothers Big Sisters, Boys and Girls Club, Boy Scouts, Bradford Woods, Bruce's Welding, Care Source, Centerstone, City and County Parks & Recreation, Civil Air Patrol, College Internship, Cook Inc., Department of Child Services in Monroe County, Dimension Mill, Family Solutions, Fish and Wildlife Services, Force Fitness, GOAL, Greater Bloomington Chamber of Commerce, Home Owners Association, Hopebridge Autism Therapy Center, IMA/Premier Healthcare LLC, Indiana Quarries and Stone Carvers, Indiana Swimming Foundation, IU Credit Union, IU Foundation, IU Health Bloomington, IU Speech and Hearing Clinic, IU Tai Chi Program, LEL Home Services, Life Designs, Lighthouse Christian, Meadowood, Moms and Babies, Monroe County Health Department, Monroe County Library, Monroe County NOW, Nature's Way, Oliver Winery, Personal Quality Care, Police an”

“(Expenses $ 2,301,821 including grants of $ 191,533)(Revenue $ 4,603,025) The following is a listing of Specific Program Descriptions and Program Service Accomplishments at our YMCA: YMCA Aquatics In addition to providing specific swimming and water safety skills, YMCA Aquatics programs promote teamwork, self-confidence, and leadership. These programs are offered at fees affordable to the community at large, with financial assistance for those who can't afford the full fee. In 2019, more than 2,129 children, teens, and adults learned how to be safer around water through YMCA swim lessons and water safety programs. YMCA Family Enrichment The YMCA is proud to be a family organization. We give families a safe, reliable and affordable place to go and enjoy time together. Recreational opportunities such as Community Open Houses let families spend time together. Health and wellness programs, Safe Sitter classes, birthday parties, family yoga, and family preschool programs all provide opportunities for families to learn more about a healthy lifestyle. As always, all are welcome to our programs, including individuals with special needs. Thanks to our Parents Night Out program 335 children gave their parents a marriage-strengthening "date night". More than 425 visits per month are made to the Zone - a safe, social, wellness area for youth ages 7 to 12. Our ENERGIZE program is a unique outreach opportunity where we educate children during the academic day as it pertains to choosing nutritious foods and healthy activities in a fun, creative environment. We work hand in hand with the teachers and principals. We strive to be in every 4th grade classroom in the Monroe County Community School Corporation's 12 elementary schools. One focus is on teaching the basics for MyPlate. Youth learn how to fill their plates with healthy color and try new foods. Our other focus is on Healthy Living where kids find fun ways to exercise. In 2019 we worked with over 900 students from 32 different classrooms within Monroe County. YMCA Health Enhancement The familiar YMCA triangle emphasizes the oneness of spirit, mind, and body. YMCA Health Enhancement Programs help achieve this unity through medically-based programs that highlight proper exercise, nutrition, stress management, prevention of chronic disease and health education. YMCAs offer a lifelong progression of health and wellness activities, experiences and education, including programs for children, teens, families, and older adults. People with disabilities, and those with chronic ailments, such as arthritis, heart disease, and cancer, can also find YMCA programs that are tailored to their needs. The Y offers a welcoming atmosphere, where new exercisers can feel comfortable and receive the support they need to improve their health. Y financial assistance helps low-income individuals, who are less likely to exercise and to have adequate health care, gain access to the Y. Over 21,452 individuals enjoyed the benefits of a membership with the Y. Wellness Coaches are available to all members. They help acclimate new members into our facility which includes an orientation to all our cardiovascular and strength equipment, as well as defining policies and providing program opportunities. The YMCA of the USA Medical Advisory Committee believes we should encourage youth to embrace physical activity and regularly participate in physical fitness programs which include a strength training component. In 2019, 214 members worked with a Wellness Coach or were participants in our YMCA Strength Training Program. Our Personal Training program allows members to work one-on-one with a nationally certified personal trainer. This trainer creates a personalized program to focus on individual needs and goals. In 2019, over 823 people participated in our Personal Training program. YMCA Group Exercise Our YMCA Group Exercise instructors provide state-of-the-art exercise instruction that significantly contributes to each membe”