Young Mens Christian Association of Central Texas

“Vp of finance and the board reviews 990 & 990-t before filing with irs.”

“Policy is included in monthly board book.”

“The organization determines salary based on recommendations set up by of ymca of usa salary administration task force.”

“UPON REQUEST”

“Form 990, Part I, Line 1, Description of Organization Mission: The mission of the YMCA of Greater Williamson County is to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. At the YMCA, our cause is Strengthening Communities and we strive to make a positive impact by offering programs that focus on nurturing the potential in kids, promoting healthy living for all, and fostering social responsibility. Through all of our programming, we promote our five character values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, and Faith. Our purpose as a non-profit, health and human services organization, is to serve the Greater Williamson County, Northern Travis County, Southern Bell County and Burnet County by promoting and carrying out the mission of the YMCA - supporting our cause with a focus on Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility. The "Y" is a diverse organization of men, women, and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurture the potential of kids, promote healthy living, and foster a sense of social responsibility. The YMCA of Greater Williamson County has been serving our communities since 1977 as a leader in Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility within Williamson County and surrounding communities. The YMCA embraces the charitable mission of offering everyone the opportunity to participate in YMCA programs. Our three focus areas coupled with our charitable mission allows all members of our community to benefit from the YMCA's many and varied programs. A healthy YMCA capable of making a significant impact in the community is a gift we have received from prior generations. It is a gift we will pass along to future generations. In a world in which so much comes and goes so quickly, the YMCA movement still stands strong. It is stable, values-based, professionally managed, in touch with public issues, and capable of meeting the changing conditions and needs of the future. We advance our mission of putting Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all. We seek to improve quality of life, be a resource for continued community growth, help raise future community leaders, and build memories by serving people of all ages, races, and abilities throughout the Greater Williamson County and its surrounding communities. We accomplish this through ever-evolving programs and services such as child care, personalized wellness, aquatics, camps, etc. and by emphasizing our current competitive mission advance of offering new and distinctively high quality facilities and programs. We serve over 900,000 people through facilities, child care programs, wellness programs, camp programs and FREE community events. In 2017, we provided over $1,000,000 in financial assistance through traditional scholarship programs, as well as, FREE community events that focused on youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We understand that no two communities are exactly alike; therefore, no two Ys are exactly alike. As a community volunteer-driven organization, our Ys reflect their respective communities and needs. While our programs and facilities are always based on the unique needs and interest of our communities, every Y has one thing in common - our stakeholders. The volunteers, staff, members and donors of the Y are united by a deep commitment to strengthening our communities. Every Y is created by a community and is controlled by a Board of Directors comprised of community volunteers responsible for our Y's planning in the communities they represent. The community Boards are responsible for monitoring daily operations, programs, and financial development. The Metro Board of Directors is comprised of volunteers from the entire service area as well as representatives from each community board. This structure ensures awareness of needs encompassing our entire service area. These indi”

“" Quality of Life -The YMCA brings a quality of life to the area with service to over 12% of the available market, provides services that are not being met by others, provides over $32M in facilities and properties that aimed at improving quality of life, and is open to all no matter their race, religion, economic status, etc. The YMCA of Greater Williamson County is comprised of four fitness/program facilities (Chasco Family YMCA, Hutto Family YMCA, Twin Lakes Family YMCA and the YMCA of the Highland Lakes), as well as, one licensed preschool site and 72 licensed afterschool care sites. We facilitate summer day camps in five different communities that offer outdoor adventure, excursions, and specialty and kinder activities. In 2017, the YMCA hosted a number of events aimed at community awareness and fundraising activities for the YMCA programs: o Chasco Outlaw 18 Golf Tournament o Wheeler Casino/Auction Night o Healthy Kids Day sponsored by Dell Children's Medical Center - Seton Medical Center Williamson o Round Rock ISD "Back to School" supply drive o Father's Day Invitational Golf Tournament o NAVCON Break the Bird Skeet Shoot Tournament o Target Hutto Skeet Shoot Tournament o Halloween at the Y o Fall Festival (with the Chamber of Cedar Park Texas) o Cedar Park 5 miler race o Nyle Maxwell Christmas Winter Wonderland o Bluebonnet 5K, 10K, and Kids 1K The YMCA of Greater Williamson County collaborates with many community based organizations including governmental agencies, non-profits and some for-profit corporations: o City of Hutto - Built Y/City facility together o City of Round Rock - Built Y/City aquatics center together o City of Burnet - Joint renovation and operations of existing City recreation center and pool o Williamson County - Enhanced facilities on County owned park that is operated by the Y o St. David's RRMC - Physical therapy o Seton Medical Center Williamson - Facilitate warm water therapy programs o Round Rock ISD - Partner on afterschool program o Leander ISD - Partner on afterschool program o Hutto ISD - Partner on afterschool program o Liberty Hill ISD - Partner on afterschool program o Cityview Bible Church - Provide weekly space for services; they provide volunteer hours to the Y o Grace Fellowship Church - Provide weekly meeting space for services o Round Rock Area Serving Center - Serve as a collection site for canned goods for the food pantry o Georgetown ISD - Partner on afterschool program o Footprints Organization - Partner to assist children who have lost a parent”

“Net income reported 990-t 30,826.”