YMCA of Dodge County Inc.

Filing Period

Sep 1, 2011 to Aug 31, 2012

Signed

Nov 21, 2012

Return Version

2011v1.2

Gross Receipts

$2,577,576

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

School age programs accomplish the organizations mission of serving families. Current school age programming includes the y-care child care progam, club wannago summer program and the beaver dam 4 kids program which is a four year old kindergarten program provided through a partnership with the beaver dam unified school district the y-care school age child care program offers care to children in kindergarten through 5th grade at convenient locations throughout beaver dam. The sites are located at wilson, washington, jefferson, prairie view, saint katharine drexel grade schools. All sites open at 6:30 am and close at 5:45 pm. The sites operate for late start days due to inclement weather. For early dismissal and school close days due to inclement weather the sites will not operate. For school close days care is offered at the ymca facility. Year round care is also offered to families at the ymca facility through the school's day out program for most full days off of school. The y-care program annually serves approximately 250 children.club wannago is a fun and adventurous summer experience with a variety of indoor and outdoor activities focused on developing the participating child. The program is for children entering 1st through 6th grade (ages 6 to 12). The child participates in a variety of staff led activities including active games, arts and crafts, dramatic play, and group challenges. The camp is held at the ymca facility and inculdes weekly swimming and field trips. Club wannago annually serves approximately 80 children.the beaver dam 4 kids program is a community-based kindergarten program for four year old children residing within the beaver dam unified school district or open enrolling into the district. Children are enrolled in the beaver dam unified school district's program but are taught at the ymca. The activity based, developmentally appropriate program is taught by a highly qualified wisconsin department of public instruction licensed kindergarten teacher. The curriculums are guided by the wisconsin model for early learning standards. Approximately 45 children participate in this program annually.

Activity 3

Nonrefundable and nontransferable membership dues are charged to provide membership benefits which include reduced rate admissions or program fees to events and programs sponsored by the organization; and for use of the organizations facilities and equipment.

Filer

EIN

39-0975426