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ymca of greater pittsburgh report to the community 2010

For Youth Development
For Healthy Living
For Social Responsibility

dear YMCA family and friends:
It always amazes me that even after 156 years the Y finds new ways to remain a
relevant leader in our communities. Over the past year, we saw tremendous advances
in the delivery of programs, how we relay our mission, the variety of people we serve
and the new partnerships we forged throughout the region.
If I were to highlight everything that makes us proud at our Y, we would fill three
reports! However, a few accomplishments stand out.
The Board of Management of the East Suburban YMCA stepped forward with an
incredible commitment to build a new facility. Within months, the group secured nearly
half of the finances needed to provide a state-of-the-art facility to better serve their
community. In the Hill District, people from all communities joined us to break ground
for the long-awaited Thelma Lovette Family YMCA. Mrs. Lovette’s smile from the front
row made the wait worthwhile. And downtown, our beautiful PNC YMCA was both a
demonstration of our world-class service and also of the corporate relationships that
strengthen our work every day.
The fiscal year ended amid the excitement of new branding for the YMCA. Although
there is great enthusiasm about our new “look,” the real excitement is the work that
happens inside and outside of our iconic “Y.” Framing the work around these three
pillars — For Youth Development, For Healthy Living, and For Social Responsibility —
will tell the story for us. This is why we are here. This is what we’ve always done,
but we look forward to making a positive impact on even more people through these
areas of focus.
I hope that you will join me in celebrating our accomplishments and our new energy.
I invite you to visit a new branch. Volunteer. Make a donation or become a member.
Eric K. Mann
President and CEO
YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh

Eric Mann and David Martin, Metro Y Board President
and the children of our Collegiate Y summer camp.

Chris Kaminski
Penn Hills YMCA
Program Director

youth development
• Youth & Government
• Summer Camp
• Teen Sports
• Counselor-in-training
program
• Youth volunteer
opportunities
• Teen Leaders Club
Our Y is committed to do everything we
can to nurture the potential in children and
teens. By providing resources that support
school readiness, after-school care, math and
language literacy, and through mentoring young
people, we accomplish these goals. Some of these
quality programs also include service learning
and civic engagement; all of these programs are
designed to develop the youth of today into
the leaders of tomorrow.
To give back to the Baierl Y for their
experience, they raised and donated $1,600 to
that branches’ annual campaign for financial
assistance. Graduates of the first year of the
program reported that being able to relay
their service learning experiences on college
applications was a tremendous help. Additionally,
participant Brynn Smith, now a freshman in
college, was appointed to the Baierl Y Board of
Management as the first teen board member.
Teen Leaders Club
A major focus for youth development at the Y is
service learning. Engaging teens in meaningful
afterschool activities starts the lifelong practice
of volunteerism and develops leadership skills.
why we are here:
“Kids grow up here and often
continue with us as staff. We have
a 24-year-old working in youth
programming. He joined our Y as
a three-year old summer camp kid.
the Y isn’t something you use,
it’s a part of who you are.”
At the Baierl Family Y, students from the North
Allegheny school district launched a local chapter
of Teen Leaders, a national Y program. Teen
Leaders provides a forum for youth to conceive
ideas for bettering their communities and
stimulates discovery of need in the world outside
of their comfort zone.
Meeting weekly throughout the year, they
were intimately engaged in the program. Among
many projects, they served Thanksgiving dinner
to residents of our Allegheny Y, “adopted” a family
in Hazelwood that included birthday parties,
Christmas gifts, food and support, raised money
for a local women’s shelter and in their own
community, launched a “Prom Dress Drive” for
girls who could not afford a dress.
Starfish Literacy and
Seahorse Math Program
A critical component of our Y’s strategic planning
goals includes literacy as a priority. Strong reading
and math skills provide advantages in life.
Research shows that people with higher education
and literacy levels are more likely to have greater
annual earnings and low unemployment rates.
The Starfish reading literacy program is
designed to improve the reading skills of third
graders who have been identified by their teachers
as needing assistance to achieve grade-level
proficiency. Seahorse, our program for literacy in
mathematics also saw great success. Through
referrals from the public schools, we operated both
programs at the Penn Hills Y; the Hazelwood Y; the
North Boros Y; the Centre Avenue Y; Homewood
Y and the Collegiate Y. Because the Y receives
EITC funding to support these literacy programs,
we were able to offer them free of cost.
The Starfish curriculum is multi-faceted and
incorporates group-reading activities, computer
based learning, individual reading activities
and recreational activities. Children enjoy journal
writing, music, poetry, drama and literacy games.
Through these engaging methods, Starfish
measured an improvement rate of 83% using the
DIEBELS (Dynamic Indicators of Basic Early Literacy
Skills). In the Seahorse program, modeled after
Pennsylvania Mathematics Standards, more than
half of the students increased their written exam
scores by 10%. To learn about math patterns, the
teacher talked about quilting and each student
made a piece of a larger quilt. When learning about
money, the students participated in a classroom
store, taking turns being clerks, customers and
even advertisers.

Healthy Living
Though the world may be unpredictable, one
thing remains certain — our Y is and always
will be dedicated to building healthy,
confident, connected and secure communities.
Anyone who desires to improve their physical and
spiritual fitness and to lead a better life can find
help at the Y.
Obesity
Everyone knows that making healthy food choices
is a critical element of obesity prevention. Through
a generous grant from Youth Philanthropy Project
of The Heinz Endowments, the Hazelwood Y
planted a garden to help teach children and adults
the value of including fresh vegetables and fruits
in their daily meals.
This year, our Y became more engaged in
addressing the epidemic of childhood obesity.
We include age-appropriate physical activity in all
youth programs from our after-school care to our
day camps, youth sports, and overnight camps.
Promoting a physically active lifestyle for children
increases the likelihood that they will learn to
move skillfully and develop an enjoyment of
movement and motor skill confidence. It also
helps to ensure healthy development and later
participation in physical activity.
At our Penn Hills and Western Area Y’s we
offered “Kid Shape,” a nine-week program for
children ages 9 to 13 who are overweight.
University of Pittsburgh graduate students in
exercise physiology, nutrition and pediatric
exercise, guided children through understanding
and addressing obesity. A key step for families to
combat obesity is helping parents accept the fact
that their kids need help. Because the children in
our program were referred by their pediatricians
and school nurses, parents were more at ease and
engaged. Social workers helped all members of the
household address the issues surrounding obesity
and a physical fitness expert provided appropriate
exercises. Additionally, dieticians worked with
the families to share valuable information about
food choices and portions. The program is free
and offered through Highmark.
Family Strengthening
As the needs of families become more complex,
our Y is assuming a greater role in building
stronger families and communities. We are more
than just activity centers; we focus on concrete
ways to strengthen families. Our Y has a long
history of family involvement. From its very
beginning more than 156 years ago, we have
demonstrated sensitivity to the needs and
concerns of families.
Parent-child programs are strong at our Y.
Our Indian Princess program remains one of the
most active in the country. Girls aged 7 to 10
and their fathers spend special time together
at branches and camps. The Y understands that
busy working fathers need an official “play
date” too.
• Comprehensive
Diabetes programs
• Healthy Lifestyle
Programs
• Member Health
Screenings
• Child Watch
• Parent Education
• Family Camp
• Senior enrichment
programs
why we are here:
“When children plant gardens,
they are engaged in physical activity
that produces food for daily
nutrition. The Y’s focus on this
is a benefit to our community
and generations to come.
As balancing work and home life has become
increasingly difficult, the Y responded by adding
more child care options and creating specific
programs like family swims and family nights.
These activities provide families much-needed
opportunities to come together to play, interact,
and have fun. Additionally, programs focused
on the tenuous “tween” (10 –14) population, a
group that was often left without much to do as
younger or older siblings engaged in ageappropriate
activities.

Leslie J. Bonci
MPH, RD, CSSD, LDN,
Metro Y Board Member

Mark Rendulic
Senior Vice President,
First Niagara Bank,
Metro Y Board Member

social responsibility
• Food bank
• Special needs camps
• Drug and Alcohol
Counseling
• Housing
• Juvenile Justice Program
• After-school Arts
Programming
for at-risk teens
Our Y focuses on increasing the impact we
have on our community through our unique
capacity to foster lasting personal and
social change. We view participation in our
programs and services as a means to a greater
end. This year we motivated more people than ever
to help us through volunteerism, donations and
advocacy in support of their neighbors and
communities.
Workforce Development
At the Homewood Y, we work to put people back
to work. We know that the key to a community’s
quality of life is the economy and gainful employment.
The Y’s Career & Workforce Development
Center East is a Neighborhood Employment Center
(NEC). The mission is to assist unemployed and
underemployed residents in obtaining the skills
why we are here:
“The leadership at the Y and their
ability to execute what they
say they are going to do make the
decision to provide corporate
support much easier …”
and qualifications to gain employment. On a
monthly basis, we served approximately 50 to
70 first time applicants and assisted 400 plus
return consumers.
We worked with consumers to assist in
resume development, basic computer applications,
housing and treatment referrals and transportation
assistance as well as weekly group support
meetings. We made an average of ten placements
a month where consumers secured full or part time
positions at an hourly rate of $9.00 or more.
Special populations such as ex-offenders,
those recovering from addiction and homelessness
were connected to the extensive social services
needed to build better lives. In addition, we worked
with the Workforce Development Professionals
Network to provide accredited courses in various
disciplines further opening opportunities.
Volunteers
Our Y is a volunteer-driven organization. This year,
men and women from all sectors made connections
that directly supported our most underserved
populations. We know that Pittsburghers are
generous with both time and money. When taken
on a Y “Mission Tour,” they see first-hand the
critical needs in our neighborhoods. We conducted
24 tours this year, through which 100 new
volunteers joined our ranks.
We are not exaggerating when we state that
you have to “see it to believe it.” For example,
right after a mission tour, a team of young lawyers
from Jones Day asked how they could get involved.
Within weeks, these professional women hatched
the idea of building a library for children in our
Hazelwood branch. They embarked on collecting
enough books to stock a library and brought
additional books to provide each child in summer
camp with one to take home. To top off their
generosity, they spent quality time with the
children, reading aloud to them.
Other volunteers devoted many hours of
physical work to help clean or build in and around
our branches. Through our Collegiate Y, volunteers
worked on planting sustainable gardens to
support our food programs and to teach children
about how important caring for our earth is to
their future.

community impact
W
e know that when we work as one, we
move people and communities forward.
That’s why we are committed to
providing support to our neighbors and
opportunities for kids, adults and families to give,
join in or advocate in the name of stronger
communities. To bring about meaningful change,
individuals need ongoing encouragement and
tools. We’re here day-in and day-out to provide
the resources to address the most pressing
social issues: child welfare, education, employment,
housing and substance abuse. We work to make
sure every child, family and community has what
they need to achieve their best.
All kids have great potential. At the Y, we
help them set and achieve their personal and
educational goals. They gain confidence as they
recognize the Y as a place where they belong
and can feel comfortable exploring new interests
and passions. Through leadership and academic
enrichment programs such as mentoring, youth
government and college preparation, we make sure
that every child has an opportunity to envision a
positive future, and to take an active role in
strengthening the community.
We are a powerful ally and advocate for our
communities. Our experience and strong relationships
in 10,000 neighborhoods across the nation
mean that we are able to organize grassroots
efforts and influence public policy around a range
of social issues including child welfare, education
and public health.
Serving families has always been at the
heart of the Y. We are a place where they can find
respite from social, economic and educational
challenges, and learn how to overcome them. We
have a fundamental desire to provide opportunities
for every family to build stronger bonds, achieve
greater work/life balance, and become more
engaged with their communities.
This year, the Y unveiled
a simple, more focused
message. Work we’ve
always done, but to share
our community impact,
we now are: For Youth
Development, For Healthy
Living and For Social
Responsibility.
why we are here:
“I grew up in the Hill District and
I love this town. I feel it is my duty
to steer us toward being a thriving
neighborhood again. When I see
organizations like the Y partnering
with local people, I am so hopeful.”

Kim Wood
Executive Assistant
to the President,
Pittsburgh Penguins
and Centre Avenue
Board Member

how we impact our community
Financial Assistance to Individuals
Health and Well-Being (Membership) $618,968
Child Care $232,133
Residential Camping $21,964
Youth Sports $4,201
Day Camping $379,843
Other: Youth Development $4,428
Housing $18,168
General programming $5,900
Subtotal $1,285,605
Financial Assistance to Community Groups
Health and Well-Being (Membership) $1,290,735
Child Care (incl. Head Start subsidy) $614,389
Residential Camping $2,500
Youth and Government $1,125
Day Camping $406,461
Other: Youth Development $554,730
Housing $121,367
Community Development $267,706
Other: Family Strengthening $204,258
Subtotal $3,463,271
Total Assistance $4,748,876
Facilities Usage by Other Nonprofit Organizations $204,500
Support to Community Groups $68,027
Community Outreach Programs $75,302
TOTAL ESTIMATED VALUE
$5,096,705
Through financial assistance,18,682 people living
Number of Children Served
40,064

550
Children with
special needs enjoyed
YMCA camp
3,746
Children enjoyed
overnight YMCA camp
“. . . Let me tell you that my
daughters had the best
summer ever. They were busy
every day with swimming,
dance, karate and field trips.
The staff identified my
daughters’ personal strengths
and recognized them . . .”
Debra Gibson
YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh
Eric K. Mann, President and CEO
420 Fort Duquesne Boulevard, Suite 625
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
Dear Mr. Mann:
I wanted to send you a letter to describe my experience with the YMCA for the very first
time this year. I had always enrolled my children in other local summer camps. But the
last two years, my children have had a less than good time over the summer and I was
desperate to find a quality program that didn’t break the bank for other expenses during
the summer.
My parents for the last two years had been volunteering at the food bank at the Hazelwood
Y as a way to give back to the community. They always seemed to enjoy the company
of people who worked there and were told of their summer camp program. I wasn’t sure
I wanted my daughters to go to the Hazelwood program because mainly I knew nothing
about it and wasn’t sure the Y was the place for my kids. Plus I was worried about the cost
for such care.
But, after talking with Ms. Lisa Donofrio, I decided to at least give it a chance. Mr. Mann,
I have to tell you that my daughters have had the best summer ever at a summer camp
program. My kids have been busy every single day, they go swimming, they have dance
class, they have karate and have been outside exercising and going on field trips, just to
name a few activities.
At their other camp, they did none of these things. My kids are already talking about going
back next summer. I would especially like to thank the staff involved with my daughters’
care over the summer. Each and every one of them should be commended for the time and
effort that they give to the program,. Greenfield/Hazelwood residents are very fortunate to
have such a program in our area.
My daughters have not only enjoyed the activities that were presented to them, but each of
these caregivers have taken their time and various talents and shared them with the kids,
who in many cases, don’t have anyone at home giving them this much attention. My kids
literally crash when they get home from camp, whereas the other camp did nothing but
house them all day. Not with the Y – these kids are out and about, being active, getting to
see and do things I would not be able as a working parent to provide them all summer long.
So to your organization, I say thank you. We have never been more happy to see our
daughters so happy. And I especially want to thank all those hard workers at the Hazelwood
YMCA. They are the true reason I am writing this letter and they are all wonderful
people and great staff. Thank you and God bless.
Debra L. Gibson
Hazelwood
below the median income participated in the Y.
Preschool (1-5 years old) Males: 3816 Females: 3339 Total 7155
Elementary (6-11 years old) Males: 9751 Females: 8931 Total 18682
Jr.-Sr. High (12-17 years old) Males: 8944 Females: 5238 Total 14227
These figures account for 42.9% of our overall population served
10,950
Meals served through
YMCA food programs

Thanks!
In 2008, the Board of Directors of the
YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh approved a
5-year, $30 million comprehensive campaign.
Led by a volunteer Advisory Board of
passionate and experienced business
leaders, the Campaign has a three-tiered
focus: Bricks and Mortar, Program Expansion
and Annual Support.
We are deeply grateful for the ongoing
commitment of those across our community.
This report recognizes the following
corporations, foundations, government
agencies and individuals who made gifts of
$500 or more between October of 2008
and August 15, 2010. To ALL of our donors,
we thank you.
CAPITAL CAMPAIGN
CORPORATIONS/
FOUNDATIONS/
GOVERNMENT
$500,000 & Above
Anonymous
Commonwealth of PA —
Urban Redevelopment
Authority
Eden Hall Foundation
Highmark
McAuley Ministries
PA Dept. of Community &
Economic Development
(DCED)
PNC Foundation
Richard King Mellon
Foundation
Sampson Family Foundation
The Heinz Endowments
$100,000 to $499,000
BNY Mellon Charitable
Foundation
Carol & Joe Massaro
Family Fund
Hillman Foundation
Reed Smith Centre
The Giant Eagle Foundation
$10,000 to $99,999
Buncher Family Foundation
Duquesne Light
First Niagara
Massaro Corporation
National City
S&T Bancorp Charitable
Foundation
S. W. Coy Financial, Inc.
The Lockhart Company
individuals
$100,000 to $499,000
Mr. & Mrs. William S.
Demchak
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Fisher
$10,001 to $99,999
Laura E. Ellsworth & Bruce J.
Teitelbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Grealish
Mr. & Mrs. James S.
Hamilton
Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Hunt
Margaret P. Joy
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Lebish
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Martin
Ann Ostergaard
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Rendulic
Up to $10,000
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Joseph M.
Balestrino
Terry L. Beale
Mr. & Mrs. Mark Benvenuto
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick R.
Bonci
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B.
Cottington
Mr. & Mrs. William G.
Cramer
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Diggs
Frederick Douglas
Dr. & Mrs. David E.
Epperson
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lowry
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory A.
Morris
Carol A. Neyland
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin O’Connell
Patricia A. Paytas
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K.
Peaslee
Mr. & Mrs. Robert L. Ryan
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J.
Tomera
Cecilia R. Williams
annual & program
CORPORATIONS/
FOUNDATIONS/
GOVERNMENT
$50,000 & Above
City of Pittsburgh
Duquesne Light
Enterprise Bank
EQT Corporation
EQT Foundation
Friends of the Mike Scoletti
Golf Classic
McCauley Ministries
NOVA Chemicals, Inc.
PA Dept. of Community &
Economic Development
(DCED)
P.J. Dick Inc./Trumbull
Corporation
PNC Financial Services
Group
PNC Foundation
Skip Viragh Foundation, Inc.
In Memory of
Robert B. Williams
The Buhl Foundation
The Heinz Endowments
The Pittsburgh Foundation
The Robert S. & Louise S.
Kahn Foundation
The Staunton Farm
Foundation
United Way of
Allegheny County
$10,000 to $49,999
Active Network, Inc
Allegheny County
American Recovery &
Reinvestment Act
Astorino
Baierl Automotive
Blackhawk Intermediate
School
Buchanan Ingersoll &
Rooney PC
Burchick Construction
Company,Inc.
Cleveland Brothers
Equipment Co.,Inc.
Consumers Produce Co., Inc.
Earl Knudsen Charitable
Foundation
Eat’n Park
Enterprise Rent-A-Car
of Pittsburgh
Everett D. & Geneva V.
Sugarbaker Foundation
FedEx Ground Package
System
First Niagara
FISA Foundation
Fort Pitt Capital Group
Giant Eagle
Healthways, Inc.
Henderson Brothers, Inc.
HM Insurance Group
Indian Princess Longhouse
Janney Montgomery
Scott, LLC
Kathryn J. Dinardo Fund
Knight Foundation
McKinney Charitable
Foundation
Millcraft Industries, Inc.
Mine Safety Appliances
Company
Moon Industrial
Development Authority
Morgan Stanley Foundation
Philadelphia Insurance
Companies
Pittsburgh Community
Services, Inc.
Pittsburgh Transportation
Group
PNC Charitable Trust
PPG Industries, Inc.
Precor USA
S.W. Jack Drilling Co.
Simpson & McCrady, LLC
Skip Viragh Foundation, Inc.
Sports & Exhibition
Authority
T. Rowe Price Program for
Charitable Giving
The Fine Foundation
The Forbes Funds
The Foster Charitable Trust
The Lockhart Company
*Deceased

The Margaret A. Cargill
Foundation
Tucker Arensberg, P.C.
UPMC
UPMC Health Plan
Vocollect, Inc.
$5,000 to $9,999
ABARTA, Inc.
Allegheny County Medical
Society
Allegheny Housing
Rehabilitation
Corporation (AHRCO)
Anonymous
Bank of New York Mellon
Bethel St. Clair Rotary Club
Breedlove Charitable
Foundation
Brooks Family Foundation
Calihan Foundation
Cassady Pierce Company
Chubb Group of Insurance
Companies
Chuck Foley Memorial
Foundation
Concept Art Gallery, Inc.
CONSOL Energy, Inc.
CYBEX
Dollar Bank
Eckert Seamans
Eden Hall Foundation
Educational Computer
Systems, Inc.
Ernst & Young, LLP
Estate of Mary Jane
Seamans
Fifth Third Bank
Ft. Pitt Capital Group
Hawthorn Foundation
Highmark
Isaly’s
JC Penney, Inc.
John E. & Sue M. Jackson
Charitable Trust
Jones Day
Liberty Mutual
Foundation Match
Malin Bergquist & Co., LLP
Massaro Corporation
Multicultural Arts Initiative
Old Republic Insurance
Company
Pepsico
Pittsburgh Business Times
Pittsburgh Penguins
Pittsburgh Pirates
PricewaterhouseCoopers, LLP
ProTech Compliance
R.E. Crawford
Construction, Inc.
Reed Smith Centre
Right By Nature LLC
Rotary Club of Turtle Creek
Rotary Club of Upper
St. Clair
S.W. Coy Financial, Inc.
Sweetgum Foundation
Tri-Rivers Surgical
Associates
W.I. Patterson Charitable
Foundation
Williams Coulson
$1,000 to $4,999
Adams Foundation, Inc.
Afton Chemical Corp.
All Pro Installation
Allegheny Cold
Storage Co., Inc.
Allegheny Financial Group
Allegheny General Hospital
Allegheny Technologies
Amcom Office Systems
Andrew R. & Dorothy L.
Cochrane Foundation
Baierl Indian Guides
Baker Leadership
Bart’s Catering
Bernstein Law Firm
Big Picture
Communications, Inc.
Board of Education
BRIDGES & Co., Inc.
Campbell & Levine, LLC
Carbis Walker, LLP
Casey Equipment Co.
CDBG
CDL Nuclear Medicine
Celtic Healthcare Inc.
Chester Engineers
Children’s Community
Pediatrics
Chippewa Area Lions Club
Cigna Health Care
Citizens Bank of PA
Civil & Environmental
Consultants
Cohen & Grigsby
Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania
Community College
of Allegheny County
Community Improvement
Advisory
Community Presbyterian
Church of Ben Avon
Crawford Agency
Dave Smith Chevrolet
Deloitte & Touche, LLP
Dick’s Sporting Goods, Inc.
Don Royal Cleaners
DRS Architects, Inc.
Edward B Dunlap Jr.
Foundation
Enviro Facility Services
F.L.A.S.H. Helping Fund
Fagan Sanitary Supply
Fair Oaks Foundation, Inc.
Fat Head’s
Federal Home Loan
Bank of Pittsburgh
Fein Power Tools Inc.
Ferry Electric Company
First Commonwealth
Financial Corporation
why we are here:
“There are few things more gratifying
than helping another person get healthy.
Through the Y, we can reach people and
support them when they need us most.
That’s why I love what I do here.”
Pam Falcona
Wellness Director, Allegheny Y
Fitzsimmons Metals Co., Inc.
Frogs Club
Fuge Family Practice
Golden Mile Dental Center
H.F. Lenz Company
Healthyroads, Inc.
Howard Hanna Real Estate
Services
Irwin Interior System, Inc.
Jewish Healthcare
Foundation
JT Thomas Homes, Inc.
Kacin Designers Contractors
KAT Electronics, Inc.
Keystone Coach Works
Kiwanis Club of Glenshaw
Kiwanis Club of Penn Hills
Kohl’s
KPMG, LLP
L. Robert Kimball &
Associates, Inc.
Lanxess Corporation
Levin Furniture
Lincoln Financial Group
Foundation
Max Environmental
Technologies, Inc.
McManus Merchants
MediMedia Managed
Markets, L.L.C.
Meritage Group
Michael G. Zamagias
Mitsubishi Electric Power
Products, Inc.
Monroeville Chrysler-Jeep
Monumental Mission
Ministries, Inc.
Mt. Hope Community Church
Nesbit’s Lanes, Inc.
North Boroughs Rotary
North Side Lions Club
Northern Allegheny
Lions Club
Northwestern Mutual
Financial
NSS Life
Oak Mountain Industries
Oasis
Oasis Ministries
Our Mother of Consolation
Oxford Development
Company
PAETEC
Panera Bread
Parkwood United
Presbyterian
Penn Hills Rotary Club
Pittsburgh Community
Services Inc.
Pittsburgh Corning Corp.
Plum Rotary
PNC Equipment Finance, LLC
PNC Investments
PPG Industries Foundation
Redstone Properties
Renaissance Homes
Sales, Inc.
Ross Schonder Sterzinger &
Cupcheck
Rossin Foundation
S & T Bank
Sam’s Club
Schafer Foundation
Schneider Downs &
Company, Inc.
Sewickley Eye Group
Snavely Family Fund
In Honor of
Daniel P. Grealish
Society of Our Mother
of Consolation
SouthHills Parent Child Hall
of Fame
Soxman Funeral Homes
Sports Display Inc.
State Farm Companies
Foundation
State YMCA of PA
Superior Paving &
Backhoe Service
SuperValu Pittsburgh
Division
The Hartins Family
Charitable Foundation
The Hill House Association
The Leukemia & Lymphoma
Society
The W.I. Patterson
Charitable Fund
Three Rivers Packaging, Inc.
Thrivent Financial for
Lutherans
Town Hall South
Tri County Management
Triangle Fastener
Corporation

Turner Dairy Farms
Ty Shields Memorial Fund
U.S. Steel Corporation
University of Pittsburgh
UPMC Children’s Community
Pediatrics
Urish Popeck & Co., LLC
Valspar Corporation
Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.
XYCOM Technology
Group, Inc.
Yellow Cab Company
of Pittsburgh
$500 to $999
Accunurse
Action Supply Products, Inc.
Alcoa Technical Center
All Glass Center, LLC
Allegheny County District
Attorney’s Office
Andora Restaurant
Avon Club Foundation
Baierl Family Swim Team
Braddock Drill Team
Braddock Rotary Club
Brentwood Bank
Bridgeville-South Fayette
Rotary Club
Brucker Schneider & Porter
Capital Retirement Plan
Services
why we are here:
“You can feel a new life coming to Uptown.
Finally we see sustainable projects
here and the Thelma Lovette Family YMCA
is an impressive example of that.”
Sister Sheila Carney
Board Chair
McAuley Ministries
Cappas Distributors Inc.
Centimark
Central Maintenance
CENTRIA
Charleroi Federal Savings
Bank
CJL Engineering
Classic Chevrolet
Construction Engineering
Consultants
Datamatrix Systems, Inc.
Doubletree Hotel
East End VIPS
Ergon
Erie Insurance Group
Fahringer, McCarty,
Grey, Inc.
Fairmont Pittsburgh
Fayette Plumbing
Service, Inc.
Fedele Insurance
Services, Inc.
First Steps Pediatrics
Friends of Ferlo
Fringe Benefits
Administration
Gateway Health Insurance
GlaxoSmithKline Foundation
Gold Home Parties, Inc.
Gorilla Built
Grand Residence
Heritage Health
Foundation, Inc.
Homewood-Brushton Family
Support Center
Homewood-Brushton
Spin-a-thon
Huckestein Mechanical
Services, Inc.
Huntington National Bank
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Indian Princess Group
Insulators Local No.2
J. Cassidy & Company
Jackson, Jackson & Jackson
Jendoco Construction Corp.
JTB Sign Service
Jules & Associates, Inc.
KOK Knitter’s Group
L S Jewelers
Lally, Lally & Company
Laurel Food Systems
Mark & Kimberley Miller
Charitable Foundation
Marsh
Marshall Middle School
Mascaro Construction Co., LP
McCrory & McDowell, LLC
McMurray Rotary Club
Merrill Lynch
Metro Fence Company, Inc
MTR Gaming Inc.
Murrysville/Export
Rotary Club
North Hills Water Gardens
Northside Leadership
Conference
Ohio Valley General Hospital
Parkway West Rotary
Penn Hills Shop N Save
Peoples Natural Gas
PHEAA
Pipa Group, LLC
Pittsburgh Council of Men
Pittsburgh Ruff Ryders
R.E. Whittaker Company, Inc.
Robert Morris University
Rotary Club of Bethel Park
Rotary Club of Carnegie
S & S Flooring
S & S Trophy, Inc.
Salik’s
Sandra Bakken Caruso, CFP
Shamrock Building
Services, Inc.
Slovak Savings Bank
Snyder Charitable
Foundation
Speakman Financial Group
Spectra Development Co.
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Student Achievement Center
T & R Investments, Inc.
The Board of Public
Education
The Braun Corporation
Three Rivers Chapter
of Muskies, Inc.
Toshiba Business Solutions
Verizon Foundation
Wade’s Barber and Beauty
Shop
Wal-Mart
William F. Gross Funeral
Home
William P. Fralic Foundation
Winthrop Management
Womens Civic Club
of Wilmerding
Y-Gradale
Individuals
$50,000 & Above
Mr. & Mrs. William S.
Demchak
Mr. & Mrs. A. Lawrence
Spencer
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Trone
$10,000 to $49,999
Scott A. Anderson
Carole A. Baierl
Mr. & Mrs. Lee W. Baierl
Edwin H. Beachler
Elaine Biondi
Mr. & Mrs. Howell A.
Breedlove, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. David C.
Cannon, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. James C. Diggs
Laura E. Ellsworth &
Bruce J. Teitelbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Richard B. Fisher
Mr. & Mrs. Lewis B. Gardner
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas J.
Gillespie, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel P. Grealish
David & Kathy Groetsch
Mr. & Mrs. Frank T.
Guadagnino
Mr. & Mrs. James S.
Hamilton
Mr. & Mrs. Michael Hogel
Mr. & Mrs. Gary P. Hunt
Margaret P. Joy
Mr. & Mrs. John H.
Kunkle, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Daniel J. Lebish
Kenneth E. Macha
Keith Mangini
Mr. & Mrs. Eric K. Mann
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Martin
Mr. & Mrs. Steven L.
Monteverde
Ann Ostergaard
Joseph C. Ott
Mr. & Mrs. Gregory K.
Peaslee
Kenneth M. Ross
*Myles Sampson
Douglas E. Shaffer
David S. Williams
$5,000 to $9,999
Roberta D. Anderson
Joseph M. Balestrino
Ronald J. Baumgarten
Lori L. Benvenuto
John W. Bittner, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Frederick R.
Bonci
Dr. Richard D. Bruehlman
Mr. & Mrs. David Caliguiri
Dick Cameron
Lisa Christian & Charlie
Weidanz
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Coombs
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B.
Cottington
Scott W. Coy
Mr. & Mrs. Michael A.
Giglotti, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Edward L. Graf, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. S. Phil Hundley
Robert E. Kelly
Mr. & Mrs. George F. Kesel
Mr. & Mrs. John M. Lally
Charles H. Leyh
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J.
Malone
Janice A. Rea
Mr. & Mrs. Mark R. Rendulic
*Deceased

Mr. & Mrs. Michael A.
Scoletti, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Alan L. Siger
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Sikora
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence W.
Spencer
Mr. & Mrs. James E. Steen
Mr. & Mrs. D. Gregory
Steliotes
Thomas Sturges
Mr. & Mrs. Michael J.
Tomera
Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence E.
Williams, III
Pamela L. Wolstencroft
$1,000 to $4,999
James Agras
John Aiello
Curtis E. Aiken
Leslie Ainsman
Kathy L. Anderson
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas W.
Angerman
Tim Angerman
Louis P. Astorino
Donald Augenstein
Robert C. Baierl
Thomas Bailey
Christine G. Bal
Joseph J. Barnes
Bill Bauer
G. Nicholas Beckwith, III
Philip Berger
Mr. & Mrs. Bruce J.
Berringer
Teresa Blakely
Mr. & Mrs. David G.
Bluemling
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin L. Bolding
Kathryn H. Boyle
Michael H. Boyle
Mr. & Mrs. John Brinker
Gary D. Brown
Mr. & Mrs. Tom Buchser
Mr. & Mrs. Raymond W.
Buehler, Jr.
Kirk Burkley
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B. Burley
Sara D. Buss
Robert T. Busteed
Richard K. Bynum
Ted Callaghan
Belinda Y. Carter
Richard J. Catalano, Jr.
Scott Cessar
Tom Chang
James R. Cimino, Jr.
Ron Colabrese
Sandra Collins
Mr. & Mrs. Richard C. Colver
Phillip Contacos
Connie A. Cottrill
Matthew M. Cottrill
William G. Cramer
Marc Crouse
Todd Crouse
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen D.
Cupcheck
Edward Cutone
Dr. Richard J. Dahar
John R. Dandrea
Rose Marie D’Angelo
Larue Davis
Dr. Lawrence E. Davis
Stephan C. Davis
John DeBlasio
Mr. & Mrs. Richard E.
Deer, III
Mr. & Mrs. Cam deKlaver
Matthew D’Emilio
Dennis DeRubeis
John DeSantis
Mary Ann Detmering
John Doe
Lisa Donofrio
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin Dougherty
Frederick Douglas
John Doyle
Mr. & Mrs. Stephen P.
Drexler
Patricia Drogowski
Ann Dugan
Mr. & Mrs. Aki Durham
Charles W. Einolf
Susanna Einolf
Dr. & Mrs. David E.
Epperson
Cheryl L. Esposito
Kaufman, Esq.
Michael Evans
Judith Fisher
Patrick P. Flannagan
Matthew Franckiewicz
Bernard Frankel
Amy Franz
William J. Friedrich, Jr.
Frank B. Fuhrer
Mr. & Mrs. Jerry B. Fulmer
Mandy Garber
Barbara M. Giglotti
David M. Gillingham
Margaret C. Gleason
Raymond M. Glennon
Jack S. Goldsmith
Susan K. Grabowski
Thomas Griesbaum
Kita M. Griffin
Dave & Julie Groetsch
George J. Guentner
Joseph Hadobas
Kathryn L. Hahn
Dr. & Mrs. Leon L. Haley
Charles L. Hammel, III
Cheryl Hayes
Scott Heasley
Mr. & Mrs. Christopher C.
Heck
Mike Hillebrand
Bradford Hixson
Richard Holm
Stephen R. Hooper
Jay Hope
Kenneth J. Horoho, Jr.
Philip Ignelzi
Sophie Istvanick
Michele Jackson
Craig Johnson
Daniel P. Johnson
Matthew D. Johnson
Valerie Johnson
Mr. & Mrs. Julius J. Jones, Jr.
Olivia E. Jones
Mr. & Mrs. William F.
Jones, Jr.
Charles Judd
Robert Kahn
Shinji Kawauchi
Rebecca Kcehowski
William E. Kelleher, Jr.
Samuel Kennedy
Michael J. Kern
Anton Knaus
David W. Knaus
Dr. W. Andrew Kofke
Mr. & Mrs. William T. Krahe
Mr. & Mrs. Harry C. Kramer
Kevin Kramer
Walter A. Krymski
Mr. & Mrs. Barry D.
Kukovich
Mr. & Mrs. William M.
Kunert
Daniel Kupas
Brian Lamfrom
Mr. & Mrs. Scott M. Lammie
Roy G. Lanz
Timothy Lease
Bernard P. Lefke
Dennis Lejeck
Linda S. Leonhardt
Edward J. Little
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lloyd
Mr. & Mrs. Keith Loiselle
Mr. & Mrs. Charles J.
Longsdorf
Janet Love
Mr. & Mrs. Michael E. Lowry
Hal C. Luebbe
Larry A. MacDonald
Darlene D. Malone
Bob Marko
Mr. & Mrs. Peter F. Mars
Mr. & Mrs. Steven M.
Massaro
Chuck McClure
Mr. & Dr. Paul McComb
Dr. Barry McCook
Gerald McGinnis
Mike Metro
Colleen Miller
David Milliken
Leeanne Monteverde
Robert G. Morrell
Mary Anne Murphy
Mr. & Mrs. James H.
Needles, III
Paul Newbury
Carol A. Neyland
Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Nowading
Margaret M. O’Brien
Mr. & Mrs. Kevin M.
O’Connell
Craig Otto
Don Panigall
Dan Parisi
Matthew Parobeck
Paul S. Parobeck
Arnold M. Peace
Peter J. Pearson
William B. Pentecost, Jr.
Mr. & Mrs. Richard J. Perallo
Nancy K. Phillips
Nellie Phillips
James D. Plake
Joe Poker
Roy A. Powell
Mr. & Mrs. William R.
Pricener
Mr. & Mrs. Francis A.
Procaccini
Susan B. Rankin
In memory of Robert B.
Williams
Joseph Rauso
Shawn Richey
Mr. & Mrs. Jay Rignani
Joe Rizza
James C. Rumbaugh
Don Ruschak
Dr. & Mrs. Robert Rutkowski
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas B.
Sapienza
Mary H. Savage
Rebekah Scheid
Scott Schober
Sharon J. Schweninger
Donald Scott
Montgomery Scott
Dr. & Dr. Alan W. Seadler
Patrick Sentner
Mr. & Mrs. Adam J. Shilling
Mr. & Mrs. John F. Shock
Mr. & Mrs. John W.
Shumway, Jr.
Robert P. Simons
Paul Sklar
Dr. Howard B. Slaughter, Jr.
Alice Small
Erich Smith
Paul N. Smocer
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth A.
Soliday
Gregory R. Spencer
Bill Spitzig
Doug Sprague
Laura Stone
Mr. & Mrs. Perry R. Swanson
Paul M. Sweeney
Regis Synan
Brenda Tate
Bruce Tenenbaum
Mr. & Mrs. Louis L. Testoni
Donald E. Thomas, Jr.
Robert Treser
Andrea Tuccillo
Jerry Tucker
Mr. & Mrs. Thomas VanKirk
Jon J. Vichich
Lois M. Vitti
Sue Voigt
Clark W. Walter
Lara E. Washington
Mr. & Mrs. Milton A.
Washington
Sandra B. Welsh
James A. West, Sr.
John Wilds
*Robert B. Williams
Brad Wilson
Christine Wine
Arthur Wirtz
Charles W. Wise, III
Lorina W. Wise
Mr. & Mrs. Robert B. Wolf
Bob Wright
Mr. & Mrs. Harry Wulff
Linda L. Yon-Hinds
Penny Zacharias
Jon P. Zaninovich
Pierre A. Zuber
$500 to $999
Anthony Allison
Scott Anderson
Aldo T. Angelo
James Bailey
Mr. & Mrs. Ronald J. Barbati
Walter Bashaw, II
Tim Bateman
Brad Beer
June S. Belkin-Dietrich
Edna Bishop
John L. Black
Kimberly R. Black
Mr. & Mrs. David J. Blair
Mr. & Mrs. Harold L. Blye
Dana M. Botti
Channing Brace
Mark Breedlove
Eugene Bringol
Anne Buchanan
Charles R. Burke, Jr.
Chris Burke
Randall S. Burns
Nick J. Calla
James Campolongo
Tim Carney
Ryan C. Casciani
Joseph L. Castagnola
Nancy N. Castagnola
Richard J. Catalano, Sr.
Jim Ceh
Nicholas Certo
David P. Chervenick
Mark Chiocca
Ron Coder
David R. Cohen
Linda May Conner
Patricia Conner
Molly A. Crooks
Ted Curran
Richard Dahar
Richard Dandrea
Michael Delie
George Demetri
Howard Dent, III

why we are here:
“My passion began in the parent child
programs. Through Indian Guides,
my grown boys have friends to this day.
that time together is a treasure”.
Michael A. Scoletti, Jr.
Senior Vice President, Investments Morgan Stanley Smith Barney, LLC
Board President, Camp Kon-O-Kwee Spencer
Joanne Dickinson
Pamela Dickinson
James V. Dionise
Thomas J. DiOrio
Robert C. Dixon
Robert J. Donahoe
Peter Donina
Martin J. Dorfner, Jr.
Rod Doss
John A. Edmondson
Deborah Moore Ellsworth
Mr. & Mrs. Greg Engelmeyer
Kim K. Feeley
James M. Ferguson
Terri Fischer
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth R.
Fleeson
John Fornadley
Arnold Freedman
Robert V. Fulton
Patrick Gallagher
Lori Galley
Aaron Gander
Richard Gasperini
William O. Generett, Jr.
Bruce C. Georgi, Jr.
Mary Gerstenberger
Dale Giovengo
Mr. & Mrs. J. Roger Glunt
Kevin M. Gmiter
Ava J. Goggins
Laurie Graham Shearer
Jason R. Grant
Samuel D. Greenwood
Lois J. Gregg
Joe Grushecky
Mr. & Mrs. Dennis Guthrie
Bruce Hall
Bill Handlin
Dr. Lonny W. Harrison
Rosemary S. Haselhoff
Jeffrey K. Haus
Edward Hecker
Scott Heeter
Kathleen Henciak
Paul Hennigan
Paul Hester
Dallas C. Hipple
Peter Hoffman
Ingrid C. Holm
Deborah Holt
Mark Hoover
Louvenia Hornezes
Asa J. Howard
Ryan L. Hutchison
Jim Jackson
Kim Jacobs
John F. Jensen
Joseph P. Johns, Jr.
Jackie Johnson
Bill Jones
Cathleen Jones
Denise Jones
A. Richard Kacin
Richard Katilius
Jason Knisely
Linda Knisely
Glenn G. Kolod
Dan Krauth
Jim Kudis
Patrick Lally
Douglas C. LaSota
Scott Laughlin
George C. Lazar
Peter J. Licastro
David Lockett
Joseph Long
Bonnie Lorenzini
Kevin Luffy
Janet P. Lytle
Bridget Mancosh
John Marino
Paul A. Marquart
Bernard S. Mars
Brandon L. Marzke
Hilary Masters
Janice L. Masters
Tendai L. Matambanadzo
Mr. & Mrs. David M. Matter
Ed McCall
Christopher R. McCrady
L. Colvin McCrady
Scott McDonald
Kelli A. McIntyre
Grace A. McLee
Scott McMasters
Nancy McNeil
Brandice E. Miller
Cecil E. Miller
John H. Miller, III
Lisa E. Minor
David Mitchell
Timothy S. Mitcheltree
Kathy Monteverde
Lloyd Moore
Simon Moore
Galen J. Moorer
Dolores Morante
Mr. & Mrs. W. James
Morrow, Jr.
Tom Moser
Carl & Nancy Moulton
Mr. & Mrs. Brian D. Moyer
Barbara M. Mumma
In memory of Robert B.
Williams
Mr. & Mrs. Alex J. Murray
Pamela N. Murray
Gary Napotnik
Celeste Newcomb
Kathleen S. Nipps
David Noel
James H. Norris
Timothy B. O’Brien
Matthew A. Olszewski
Anthony Ortenzo
John R. Ouellette
Patricia A. Paytas
Nancy Pearlman
Jim D. Pearson
Dominic J. Pellicciotti
Janard Pendleton
Margaret M. Petruska
Dr. Sigurdur R. Petursson
Barbara Phillips
David H. Piekarski
Anne Pilewski
Joe Pilewski
James Pingpank
Melvin Pirchesky
Anthony J. Plastino
Melissa Polachek
William Polachek
Darren Post
Raini Powers
Robert R. Ramsey, Jr.
Peter Raspanti
Mr. & Mrs. Robert J.
Reitz, Jr.
Emily A. Renner
Dale Riether
David J. Riether
Madelyn Rogers
James Rooney
Brad Roscoe
Suzanne
Philip H. Rubenstein
Jean Rutter
Priscilla E. Salvatore
John Salvitti
Robert F. Schmitt
Dr. Pamela Schoemer
Diana Scott
Mary Ann Scott
William Shields
Carol Siefken
Marc Silverman
Mr. & Mrs. Gary J. Sippel
Henry Slaczka
AJ Conrad Smith
Kirk Smith
Todd Smith
Ron Smutny
David G. Soliday
Brian T. Soxman
Donald Speakman
Carol Sprinker
Dr. David J. Stapor
Kenneth Steidl
Janice M. Stein
Larry & Jessica Stormer
Sonja Straub
Robert Strickling
Daniel Strinkoski
Peter Stumpp
Greg Taddonio
Jim Talarico
Christine Tandon
Dan Tarkoff
Daniel M. Tarkoff
Douglas W. Taylor
Jay Thier
Harold B. Thompson
Betty Ann Tis
John E. Trabucco
Walter Ullrich
Mr. & Mrs. John C. Unkovic
Al Villalon
Nic Vitina
Louis P. Vitti
Kris Volpatti
Robert Wagner
Michelle Lynn Walker
Mike Warner
Glenn Wells
Robert S. Werner
Robert Whitaker
Nancy L. Williams
Stuart Williams
Christian A. Willitts
Marijane E. Wolcott
Robert Wratcher
Steve Wright
Virginia Wright
Abbey M. Zalud
Every attempt has been made to accurately reflect
donations of $500 and above in the time period
specified. If you discover an error, please contact
Jennifer Papale Rignani at 412-227-3828.
Thank you again for your generosity.

financials
March 31, 2010 Statement of Activities
Program Fees 39%
Investment Income 1%
Contributions 8%
Government Grants 11%
United Way 1%
Membership Dues 27%
Revenue
Public Support
Contributions $2,073,610
Government Grants $2,819,403
United Way $436,692
Capital Campaign $3,219,287
Total Public Support $8,548,992
Earned Revenue
Membership Dues $6,615,613
Program Fees $9,558,820
Member and Program Subsidies ($832,157)
Investment Income $332,973
Total Earned Revenue $15,675,249
Total Revenue $24,224,241
Capital Campaign 13%
Administrative
and Fundraising 15%
Camps 10%
Expenses
Program Services
Camps $2,281,992
Program Centers $16,362,543
Total Program Services $18,644,535
Supporting Services
Administrative and Fundraising $3,255,741
Payments to Outside Agencies
and Special Projects $288,385
Total Supporting Services $3,544,126
Total Expenses $22,188,661
Program Centers 74%
Payments to
Outside Agencies and
Special Projects 1%
Surplus of Revenue over Expenses $2,035,580
Net Realized and Unrealized Losses
on Investments, Derivatives
and Disposition of Fixed Assets $1,659,604
Change in Net Assets $3,695,184
NOTE: For comparative purposes, Management identified that the nine month period ended
March 31, 2010 excludes the majority of the Association’s annual fundraising campaign.

staff and board
Senior Staff
Leadership
Eric K. Mann
President and
Chief Executive Officer
William F. Jones, Jr.
Senior Vice President /
Chief Financial Officer
Patricia L. Siger
Senior Vice President /
Chief Development Officer
Stephan C. Davis
Senior Vice President /
Human Resources
James H. Needles, III
Vice President, Business
Information Systems
Richard J. Perallo
Vice President, Facilities
and Construction
Jennifer Papale Rignani
Vice President,
Development and
Communications
Christian A. Willitts
MBS, CPA
Vice President of Finance
Kevin Bolding
Downtown District
Vice President
PNC YMCA and YMCA
at U.S. Steel Tower
Rick Deer
Vice President of
Camping Services
Executive Director,
Camp Kon-O-Kwee /
Spencer
Aliya Durham
Urban District Vice President
Allegheny, Collegiate, Centre
Avenue Hazelwood and
Homewood YMCAs
William Kunert
District Vice President of
the Baierl, North Boroughs,
South Hills, Cloverleaf and
Western Area YMCAs
Gary Nowading
District Vice President
of the East Suburban,
Penn Hills Wilmerding
and Downtown YMCAs
Metropolitan
Board of Directors
David M. Martin
Chairman
Curtis Aiken
Louis P. Astorino
Lee Baierl
Joseph Balestrino
Q. Battle
Lori Benvenuto
Leslie J. Bonci
Sara Davis Buss
Robert B. Cottington*
William S. Demchak
Laura Ellsworth
David E. Epperson*
Lewis B. Gardner
Thomas J. Gillespie, Jr.
Dan Grealish*
Maureen Hogel
S. Philip Hundley
Gary Hunt*
Margaret Joy
William T. Krahe
Barry Kukovich
Daniel Lebish*
Chuck Leyh*
Michael Lowry
Michael J. Malone*
Steve Monteverde
David Morehouse
Brian D. Moyer
Alex Murray*
Carol Neyland
Kevin O’Connell
Ann Ostergaard*
Patty Paytas
Gregory K. Peaslee*
Douglas S. Pegg
Michael Polite
Mark Rendulic
Gregory R. Spencer
Barbara Duffy Stewart
Michael J. Tomera
Lara Washington
Nancy Williams*
Mary Winston
Pam Wolstencroft
Honorary
Board Members
Louis J. Briskman
Thelma Lovette
Board of Trustees
Lee B. Foster
Chairman
John W. Bittner, Jr.
Howell A. Breedlove
Richard Colver
David E. Epperson
Richard B. Fisher
James Hamilton
Ann Ostergaard
Larry Spencer
Thomas Van Kirk
Milton A. Washington
Information in this report
reflects status with the YMCA
at the time of publication.
Editor: Jennifer Papale Rignani
Photography: Richard Kelly
Design: Landesberg Design
*Denotes Executive Committee

Branches
Metropolitan Office
420 Fort Duquesne Boulevard
Suite 625
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412-227-3800
North
Allegheny YMCA
600 West North Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15212
412-321-8594
North Boroughs YMCA
629 Lincoln Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15202
412-761-1227
Baierl Family YMCA
2565 Nicholson Road
Sewickley, PA 15143
724-934-9622
South
Cloverleaf YMCA
425 Bliss Drive
Pittsburgh, PA 15236
412-653-7115
South Hills YMCA
51 McMurray Road
Pittsburgh, PA, 15241
412-833-5600
East
East Suburban Family YMCA
2200 Route 286
Pittsburgh, PA 15239
724-327-4667
Penn Hills YMCA
11817 Frankstown Road
Pittsburgh, PA 15235
412-795-2600
Wilmerding YMCA
Memorial Field
Wilmerding, PA 15148
412-823-9000
West
Western Area YMCA
195 Montour Run Road
Coraopolis, PA 15108
412-787-9622
Central
Centre Avenue YMCA
2621 Centre Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412-621-1762
Collegiate YMCA
311 Bellefield Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
412-648-7960
Hazelwood YMCA
4713 Chatsworth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15207
412-421-5648
Homewood-Brushton YMCA
7140 Bennett Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15208
412-243-2900
Downtown District
PNC YMCA
236 Fifth Avenue
Pittsburgh, PA 15222
412-227-6420
YMCA at U.S. Steel Tower
600 Grant Street
Pittsburgh, PA 15219
412-745-9622
Camps
Deer Valley
YMCA Family Camp
254 Deer Valley Drive
Fort Hill, PA 15540
1-800-962-2386
Camp Kon-O-Kwee Spencer
126 Nagel Road
Fombell, PA 16123
724-758-6238