Salt Fork YMCA

“Form 990 is provided to the ymca's officers, board of directors and executive director for review/approval prior to filing.”

“Officers, directors and key employees fill out a conflict of interest questionaire annually, or at such time as they become an officer, director or employee. The conflict of interest questionaires are kept on file.”

“On November 2, 2018, the Personnel Committee reviewed the Salt Fork YMCA's salary administration plan that was developed utilizing the HAY tool provided by the YUSA, and localized utilizing Marshall's cost of living.”

“The organization has all form 990 returns, organization documents and policies available for public inspection, at their premisis. The public is also invited to the annual board meeting held in march each year.”

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“Community support: our organization volunteers and participates in community events, hosts community events, at no cost, to encourage family activities, fun and togetherness. We provide financial assistance for memberships, programs and childcare on a sliding scale to include all. Youth wellness: our youth programs run year around and give children the opportunity to experience fitness fun, character development, personal achievement, the feeling of belonging, exposure to good role models, and improved skill development. Youth programs include: youth sports, gymnastics, biddy sports, swim lessons, birthday parties, healthy kid's day, and many more. Approximately 4,200 different children were served by these programs. Our facility is equipped with activities to keep children of all ages active and entertained. We have a designated childrens workout room, gym space and social room filled with fooseball and ping pong. As well as youth programs we offer child care programs. Child watch and kids gym are offered at no cost to our members. This provides a safe enviornment for children between the ages of 6 months to 10 years so parents are able to participate in adult programming, workout and socialize. Over 595 different children are served through the childwatch/kid's gym area annually. Our facility also offers a structured day camp for members and non members which includes lunch, snacks and activities off campus. Our afterschool program assists children with homework, tutoring and supervised play. Scholarships are available for all fee based child care programs. Adult wellness: adult programs at our ymca include: land and water aerobics (ie; boot camp, yoga, zumba, aqua zumba, volleyball, cycling.) we host 5k run's/walk's and a couch potato to 5k training program. We offer cpr/first aid and life guard trainings throughout the year. The facility includes free weights, select rise equipment, cardio, walk/running track, studio, pool, sauna and gym space; which is always active with pickup basketball, volleyball, pickleball and scheduled gymnastics. Over 500 different people are served through our adult programs on an annual basis. Fitness trainers provide free fitness orientations and inbody analysis to new members to introduce people to strength training and create a personalized reccomendations to meet their goals and abilities. Our senior programs include: water arthritis classes, line dancing and monthly potlucks at no additional cost to our members. Also offered are monthly day trips for active adults. Many of our seniors express benefits of improved flexibility and the social interaction they receive at the ymca. Mission work: the salt fork ymca provides a great place for people of all ages, family and friends, and people new to the community to gather for a visit or to make new friends. Our community is our cause and we focus on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. All of our programs are designed to help people create realistic goals for self improvement and emphasize disease prevention through regular exercise, and proper nutrition. In 2017 our ymca gave back $71,997 to our community in direct and indirect assistance, served over 5,385 members, served over 3,873 non-members, and had over 290 people volunteer for the ymca totaling over 2,900 volunteer hours. Our ymca works in collaboration with over 32 different agencies including our schools, city and county government, local public health department, and many social service agencies to provide county wide health planning and programming to help our residents, families, and community become stronger and healthier.”