73933 Annual Report Docv7 - YMCA of Edmonton, AB

Building the Community 

one life at a time! 

2 0 0 6 Y M C A O F E D M O N T O N A N N U A L R E P O R T

the YMCA believes: 

That the growth of individuals in spirit, 

mind and body is fundamental to everything 

we do as an organization. 

In the equality of opportunity for 

all members of the community. 

In the values commonly shared by faiths 

in our community such as: 

CARING 

To love others, help them and 

to be sensitive to their well being. 

To appreciate and live philanthropy 

in our daily lives. 

HONESTY 

To be truthful, building trust and 

integrity in all that we do. 

RESPECT 

To value the worth of every individual, to live by the 

golden rule, to honour the diversity of community. 

RESPONSIBILITY 

To know and do what is right. 

To be accountable for our behaviour and obligations. 

In the importance of philanthropy, 

(giving of time, talent, treasure and trust), 

and the significance played by a volunteer/staff 

partnership in fostering a caring community. 

In the importance of world-wide fellowship and its 

capacity to support the growth of individuals, 

communities and nations. 

in the development of all people, 

one life at a time.

CHAIR AND CEO MESSAGE 

Our 99th year of service to our 

community was the best ever 

for our YMCA. 

We served 65,000 individuals, 

towards our 2010 goal of 90,000. 

We had our best summer day camp 

program with over 6,000 camper 

weeks. We had nearly 100% 

occupancy in our 106 room housing 

program. We maintained an 

average of registered members 

of over 20,000 and served another 

average of 5,000 in general access 

in our family centres. We had our 

first full year of the service delivery 

component of Families First 

Edmonton research project. 

We completed the Straight from 

the Heart Capital Campaign, raising 

$10.2 million, the most ever raised 

by our YMCA in a community 

campaign. The construction of 

the Don Wheaton Family YMCA 

continued as the underground 

parkade was completed and the 

above ground structure began to 

be visible. 

The YMCA Strong Kids Campaign 

raised $454,000 the most ever 

raised. 

Our Centennial Celebration 

Committee co-chaired by Ed Cook 

and Bill Rees worked in earnest 

as they finalized the plans for the 

YMCA’s 2007 centenary. A whole 

range of events and activities are 

being implemented as this annual 

report is prepared. 

We honor the contributions of 

the thousands of people who have 

served as YMCA volunteers and staff 

over the past 100 years. It was their 

leadership and commitment that 

ensured ongoing renewal and 

relevance for the YMCA of 

Edmonton. Their labours are 

recorded in a book that will be 

published and released in 

April 2007. 

It is our privilege to continue to 

build on this dynamic legacy of 

personal development in spirit, 

mind and body for all in the 

community regardless of 

circumstance. Everyone is welcome 

to the YMCA. As we reflect over the 

past year, we are grateful for the 

support of our board and staff 

leadership team, the hundreds of 

volunteers, numerous community 

partners, donors and the tens of 

thousands of men, women and 

children who chose YMCA services. 

We invite you to actively participate 

in the centennial celebrations over 

2007. May these celebrations 

honoring the achievements of the 

past century re-energize and 

reaffirm our commitment for the 

next 100 years. 

Sincerely, 

Wanda Wetterberg, 

Chair, Board of Directors 

Franco Savoia, 

President and CEO 


one day at a time... 

7 AM 

CHILD CARE GETS STARTED 

“The YMCA child care has been 

part of our family experience for the 

last four years. Our oldest daughter, 

Bryna, came into the YMCA when 

she was 3 years old. She has multiple 

life threatening food allergies, asthma 

and severe eczema. 

The YMCA child care was 

phenomenal about maintaining her 

safety. The staff were very aware of 

her health issues and very cautious 

yet let her experience everything in 

a safe manner. 

What has comforted us as we let go 

of that hug in the morning is that 

Bryna is going into open arms and 

open hearts of staff that care for her 

and love her as family would. 

We feel part of the YMCA family 

and they are in our hearts forever 

for caring for our beautiful and 

wonderful little Bryna. We will 

continue to be the biggest fans of 

our YMCA!” 

Arlene & Jeff Gibbons 

Castle Downs YMCA 

• In 2006 the YMCA of 

Edmonton Child Care served 

over 1,460 children everyday. 

• The YMCA of Edmonton is 

the largest provider of not-forprofit 

Child Care in our city. 

10 AM 

COLLECTIVE KITCHEN 

“The Collective Kitchen is a program 

offered through the YMCA Enterprise 

Centre in which we come together to 

cook and prepare meals. 

I have been a participant in the 

Collective Kitchen for over two years 

and it is the best investment I ever 

made for myself and my children. A 

$3.00 investment; that is what I pay. 

The rest of the program is supported 

by various community partners. 

We learn how to prepare healthy 

meals, shopping on a budget, and 

making healthy life choices. 

Other bonuses are the socializing and 

coming together to experience each 

others customs and crafts. In the 

Collective Kitchen we learn to accept 

each others differences and embrace 

those differences through the 

expression of our food.” 

Sharon Benusic 

YMCA Collective Kitchen 

Participant 

• In 2006, 1,200 meals were 

prepared in the Collective 

Kitchen program. 

4 PM 

AFTER SCHOOL PROGRAMS 

“When the Kids Club after school 

program started in February our kids 

were all excited, except for one girl, 

Joanne (name changed), who refused 

to take part in the activities. 

It became clear that the reason 

Joanne did not want to be at Kids 

Club was because she had anxiety 

and difficulties with reading aloud. 

I explained to Joanne that Kids Club 

was a safe place for kids to work 

together toward becoming better readers. 

As Joanne continued to have difficulty, 

I noticed that she wasn’t stopping 

between sentences to breathe. After 

pointing this out, her reading 

improved and the change was so 

impressive that we all erupted in 

applause after she finished reading. 

Now Joanne is excited to come to 

Kids Club and every morning she 

asks if it is a “YMCA day today?” 

Natalie Smotkowicz 

Program Instructor at the YMCA 

Enterprise Centre 

• YMCA Kids Club has been 

in operation for six years. 

• In 2006, 113 elementary 

school children from low 

income households have 

developed better reading and 

social skills as a result of the 

YMCA Kids Club. 


We build strong kids, strong families, strong communities.

12 PM 

THE YMCA 

HOUSING PROGRAM 

“The YMCA housing program 

recently lent support to a young 

woman who was pregnant and 

addicted to drugs. 

When the baby arrived, the mother 

was excited to be back at the YMCA 

to try and get off drugs and find some 

secure housing. Three days later, she 

relapsed, and to ensure the child’s 

safety, her child was taken from her by 

Children’s Services. The woman was 

devastated, but knew that the YMCA 

support system would help her to get 

clean and get her baby back. 

She started 

attending drug 

and alcohol 

counseling 

sessions, went 

into detox 

and started 

planning for treatment. She has now 

been clean for three months and has 

been reunited with her baby. She has 

transitioned out of the YMCA and 

focuses on bettering her life for herself 

and for her child. 

The YMCA housing team is inspired 

by this woman’s amazing courage 

and strength. She is a positive role 

model for other women who struggle 

with the same afflictions as she has 

overcome.” 

Corinna Meyers 

YMCA housing support worker 

• In 2006, the YMCA helped 

125 people find permanent 

housing or employment 

with support from their 

resident support worker. 

6 PM 

FITNESS PROGRAMMING 

FOR ADULTS 

“I first started coming to the William 

Lutsky YMCA about four years ago 

as a blind mother of three young 

children. I was seeking out 

opportunities to connect with other 

parents and to improve my fitness 

level. Prior to joining the YMCA, 

I was feeling isolated because I was 

having difficulty accessing a fitness 

facility which would provide for 

my special needs and those of my 

children. 

I heard about the YMCA Opportunity 

Fund from a friend. I booked an 

appointment and the YMCA staff 

were able to provide a membership for 

the whole family. 

I have benefited tremendously 

from joining the YMCA. Since the 

beginning of my membership, the staff 

has always been empathetic, attentive 

and accommodating to my disability 

(blindness). The YMCA staff has 

truly made the YMCA facility 

a second home to my family.” 

William Lutsky Member 

8 PM 

OPEN RECREATIONAL 

TIMES 

“The Y has helped me be the Dad 

I always wanted to be. I can now play 

games and be active with my kids 

during the YMCA’s open recreational 

times at the YMCA gym.” 

John 

YMCA Member 


one family at a time 

“I came to the Family Ties Program 

in low spirits, no direction, a chaotic 

household, fear of the world. I had no 

knowledge of who I was or what I 

was capable of and I did not have the 

motivation or desire to find out. 

Fortunately my family support worker 

gave me the resources and support to 

face my challenges and hard times. 

She pushed me beyond myself. She 

never gave up on me. Even though 

she presented me with what I thought 

were impossible challenges, she 

changed my viewpoint about how 

I looked at life that I'm grateful for. 

Without the Family Ties Program and 

my family support worker’s direction, 

honest opinions, useful and never 

ending resources, awesome laughter, 

and the stern “quit being so hard on 

yourself” comments, I know I would 

not be where I am today. I have 

gained more emotional stability. I feel 

more human, I feel heard, and I feel 

important. I am capable of making 

decisions, I am capable of making 

change happen, and I am necessary.” 

R. Goodswimmer 

YMCA Family Ties Participant 

• 50% of YMCA members 

participate as a family. 

• The Castle Downs YMCA 

introduced a special family 

membership in 2006. 



one partner at a time 

In January 2006, the YMCA Housing 

program established a partnership with 

the George Spady Centre. The purpose 

of this partnership was to provide 

temporary shelter to clients who have 

finished detox and waiting for 

treatment. There are long waiting lists 

for treatment and clients are sometimes 

delayed a month after detox to be 

admitted into treatment. Many of the 

clients that George Spady serve are 

homeless and have no shelter after they 

leave detox. As a former employee of the 

George Spady, I often witnessed clients 

relapsing after detox because they had 

no housing until their treatment date. 

Clients often found themselves back on 

the streets and drawn back into a 

lifestyle of alcohol and drugs. Our 

partnership with the George Spady 

Centre provides the clients with a safe 

place to stay until they leave for 

treatment. During their stay at the 

YMCA, they are given the opportunity 

to participate in recovery programs such 

as AADAC and 12 Step programs. 

We have five rooms available for the 

George Spady clients. Since January, we 

have had eight clients participate in the 

program. All of those clients successfully 

made it to treatment, so far. One of the 

two that did not make it to treatment 

cancelled treatment due to medical 

reasons. Presently we have three clients 

occupying rooms from the program and 

doing well with focusing on their 

recovery. 

Corinna Meyers 

YMCA housing support worker 

2006 COMMUNITY PARTNERS 

We offer our sincere thanks to the following 

partners who assist us in expanding the impact 

of our work in the community. 

AADAC 

ACJ Bogota (Bogota YMCA) 

Aboriginal Consulting 

Association 

Active Edmonton 

Alberta Health 

& Safety Council 

Allers House Group Home 

Alberta Human Resources 

& Employment 

Alberta Justice 

Arch Enterprise 

ASSIST Community 

Services Centre 

Bent Arrow Traditional 

Healing Society 

Beverly Towne Community 

Big Brothers & Big Sisters 

Bishop Savaryn 

Parent’s Society 

Bissell Centre 

Blue Quill Community League 

Boyle Street Community 

Services Co-op 

Boys’ & Girls’ Clubs 

of Edmonton 

CASA 

Callingwood/Lymburn 

Community League 

Callingwood Physical Therapy 

& Sports Injury Clinic 

Canadian International 

Development Agency 

(CIDA) 

Canadian Health Network 

Canadian Heritage 

Canadian Native 

Friendship Centre 

Canadian Tire Foundation 

for Families 

The Capital Care Group 

Capital Health Authority 

Castle Downs 

Recreation Society 

Catholic Social Services 

Centre for Family Literacy 

Centre High 

City Centre Education Project 

Chrysalis 

City of Edmonton 

Community Services 

Community Action Project 

Community Independent 

Living Program 

Community Options 

Connect Society 

Crystal Kids 

Cunningham Place 

Downtown Business 

Association 

Eastwood Public 

Health Centre 

Edmonton Catholic Schools 

Edmonton Christmas Bureau 

Edmonton City Centre 

Church Corp. 

Edmonton Coalition on 

Housing & Homelessness 

Edmonton Community 

Foundation 

Edmonton Community 

Services-Spousal Family 

Violence Unit 

Edmonton Federation 

of Community Leagues 

Edmonton Food Bank 

Edmonton Inner City 

Housing Society 

Edmonton Public Library 

Edmonton Public Schools 

Edmonton Social 

Planning Council 

Edmonton Youth 

Justice Committee 

Employabilities 

Excel Resources Society 

Families First Edmonton 

George Spady Centre 

Glastonbury 


Government of Canada- 

Treasury Board 

Grande Prairie & District 

Development Committee 

Grant MacEwan College 

Greenfield Group Home 

Herb Jamieson/Hope Mission 

Jasper Place Family Resource 

Centre - West Parent Link 

KARA Family Resource Centre 

Kids Kottage 

Kiwanis Club of Edmonton 

Lessard Community League 

Living Positive 

McMahon Youth, Family 

& Community Services 

Association 

Mennonite Centre 

for Newcomers 

Metis Child & Family Services 

Misericordia Hospital 

Multi-cultural Health 

Brokers Co-operative 

Muttart Foundation 

Norwood Family 

Resource Centre 

Operation Friendship 

Housing Society 

Our House 

Poundmaker Lodge 

Rainbows 

Region 6 Edmonton & Area 

Child & Family Services 

Riverbend Community League 

Downtown Edmonton 

Community 

Association (DECA) 

Rotary Club of Edmonton 

The Salvation Army 

Santa Maria Goretti 

Centre Association 

Scouts Canada 

Services for Children 

with Disabilities 

Society For The Retired 

& Semi-retired 

Society Wecan Cooperative 

Solicitor General Dept. 

of Alberta- Alternative 

Measures Program 

Sudanese Youth Group 

Success by Six 

Terra Association 

TFC Group Home 

TRAC - Terwilligar Riverbend 

Advisory Council 

Twin Brooks Community 

League 

United Way of the Alberta 

Capital Region 

Voice of the Voiceless 

Youth Group 

WEAC Shelter 

Willowby Community League 

Women’s Emergency Shelter 

Yellowbird Community League 

YMCA Canada 

YWCA of Edmonton 


one peace -maker at a time 

YMCA World Peace Week was held 

November 18-25, 2006. The YMCA 

of Edmonton, together with YMCA 

Associations across Canada, urge 

people to make peace their personal 

cause and to tap into the collective 

power of people who want to make 

a positive impact in the world. 

The YMCA incorporates peace 

building activities into programs 

year- round. During YMCA World 

Peace Week special emphasis is 

placed on teaching children and 

youth about the dimensions of 

peace and on recognizing the peace 

efforts of local residents. 

Through 

games, 

activities and 

by using the 

YMCA Peace 

Building 

Activity Guide, 

children and 

youth translate values into actions 

by exploring topics such as 

cooperation, empathy, respect, 

positive communication, conflict 

resolution and parallels between 

community and global issues. 

The 2006 YMCA Peace Medals 

were awarded to Yvonne Chiu 

(Multicultural Health Brokers) and 

The Multicultural Youth Mentorship 

and Leadership Initiative (MYML). 

The YMCA Peace Medal is intended 

to recognize the achievements of 

individuals and groups in local 

communities who - without any 

special resources - demonstrate in 

their lives and activities the values 

expressed in the World Alliance of 

YMCA's 1981 Statement of Peace. 

Congratulations to our 

2006 Peace Medal Winners! 



one dream at a time 

THE HERITAGE CLUB 

The Heritage Club is a special 

group of friends who believe in 

the purpose and values of the 

YMCA. They want to ensure a 

better tomorrow for our society. 

The Heritage Club recognizes 

and honours those who have 

included the YMCA in their estate 

plans in a variety of ways 

including bequests, life insurance, 

retirement funds, trust 

arrangements or outright gifts. 

The Dream: As part of our 100th 

Anniversary Celebrations, we will 

increase awareness of the YMCA 

Heritage Club, by encouraging 

100 individuals to join our 

YMCA Heritage Club before 

December 31st, 2007. 

2006 YMCA HERITAGE CLUB MEMBERS 

Allard Foundation Ltd. c 

Anderson, Martin & Angela c 

Asselstine, Stan & Mary c 

Baker, Joan & Monty 

Bentley, Bob & Ruth 

Berry, Reg & Glenys c 

Boyd, Debbie & Rick 

Brown, Ron & Marianne 

Butler, William c 

Chetner, Jack & Sylvia 

Chobotuck, Roy 

Cook, Ed & Pat c 

Cook, Margaret 

Coulombe, Ron & Brenda c 

Darrell, Sandi 

Delay, Fred 

Dobing, Fred & Norah c 

Doyle, John & Una 

Duke, Robert & Robb, Charlotte 

Duncan, Grant E. & Irene 

Eidem, Pat & Rod 

Ellis, Herb & Jeannette 

Fargey, James & Joan 

Ford, George* c 

Fowler, Eldon & Phyllis 

Franklin, Janet & Stan 

Fry, Janet & Paul c 

Hall, Brian & Susan 

Johnston, Kathleen & Larry c 

Johnston, Terry & Karin c 

Jones, Doug* 

Kerr, Sharon & Allan c 

Kilburn, Terry & Chalene c 

Kok, John & Valerie 

Langille, Archie c 

Lilley, John & Guilfoyle, Eileen 

Looye, Aart & Judy 

Luft, Audrey c 

Mark, Ansel & Ruth c 

Maydonik, Al & Bette-Anne c 

McAmmond, Jan & David 

McCallum, Richard & Lorna 

McKague, Ron* & Crozier, Jean 

McMillan, Frank & Gail c 

McWilliams, Margaret c 

Melton, Tim c 

Menegozzo, Ruth & Brian 

Mulkins, Jack & Marilyn c 

Ondrack, Esther c 

Pardee, Peter C. & Sieka c 

Paull, Cecil & Helen c 

Payne, Barbara & Phil 

Peers, Doug 

Peers, Leslie 

Rees, Bill c 

Rusich, Helen 

Samycia, Dwayne & Salwa 

Savoia, Franco & Barbara 

Slaght, Dan & Mary 

Smith, Courtney & Sandra c 

Smith, Donald R. & Mona c 

Stafford, Wylie & Lesley c 

Tryhuba, Jerry & Janet 

Tucker, Ronald* c 

Turner, Robert J. & Dawn c 

van Meurs, Eric & Aimee 

Wachowich, Allan H. & Elizabeth 

Weir, Bill & Betty Lou c 

Wetterberg, Wanda 

Worthington, Donna & Ron 

Zolf, Michael 

Anonymous 

Memorial 

Tributes 

David Nathan Kushner Fund c 

Jill Zimmerman Memorial Fund 

Patricia Ellen (Pattey) 

Ready Memorial Fund 

Sam Gabriel Trust 

Schaller, Robert C, The Estate of 

Strange, George W., The Estate of 

Robert J. Turnbull Trust 

Wilfred Oliver (Mac) McLean Trust 

William Lutsky Trust Fund 

Youth Leadership Fund (Youmans/Clarke) 

* deceased 

c Charter Members 

March 2006 


one youth at a time 

“At age 14, Bobby came to the Youth 

Transitions Program (YTP) with 

family troubles, personal issues, and 

quite a negative attitude toward 

school. He had been kicked out of his 

house, diagnosed with ADHD, had 

been involved in crime, attempted 

suicide and was battling addictions. 

Through encouragement and praise 

for his impressive writing skills, Bobby 

soon became confident in sharing 

his opinions and ideas with the rest 

of the class. 

Bobby completed the program with 

his overall attendance record being 

one of the highest in the class and 

at the present, Bobby is attending 

a Junior/Senior High School in 

Stony Plain. He has completed his 

grade 9 courses. 

When Bobby last came to visit the 

YMCA on one of his days off from 

school, he proudly told us how well he 

was now doing in school. He couldn’t 

seem to believe how far he had 

progressed from only one year ago. 

Bobby thanked us for his YTP 

experience and still stays in touch 

with the YMCA today.” 

YMCA Youth Advisor 

• In 2006 193 youth 

participated in the 

YMCA YTP program. 

THE YMCA OF 

EDMONTON IS 

OPEN TO ALL. 

The YMCA Opportunity Fund 

encourages anyone who cannot 

afford the full fee to benefit from 

involvement at the YMCA. All 

YMCA programs and services 

help people develop as strong 

and confident individuals, caring 

family members and contributing 

members of their community. 


is supported with annual 

fundraising through the YMCA 

Strong Kids Campaign. YMCA 

members, volunteers, staff and 

friends share their resources so 

that those in need can benefit. 

In 2006, more than 1,100 donors 

contributed $454,000, to help 

more than 12,000 people in 

Edmonton. 

Platinum 

$20,000 or more 

Canadian Tire Foundation 

for Families. 

Gold 

$10,000 - $19,999 

Canadian Tire 

Edmonton West 

Patricia Eidem 

TD Canada Trust - 

Outreach Program 

Silver 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Anonymous 

Marek & Jolanta Biel 

Canadian Tire Millwoods 

Castle Downs 


Direct Energy 

Edmonton Jasper Place Lions 

Kentwood Ford Inc. 

The ManCap Foundation 

Heleen & Rod McLeod 

Running Room Canada Inc. 

Southtown Chrysler Inc. 

Bronze 

$2,500 - $4,999 

Anonymous 

Benevolent Society - 

Union 52 

Sid Chadi 

Ron & Brenda Coulombe 

Wolfgang Gaedke- Aritstocrat 

Holdings Inc. 

Grant Thornton LLP 

Eileen Guilfoyle & John Lilley 

Sharon & Allan Kerr 

In Memory of Guy LaVergne, 

from the LaVergne Family 

McDonald's Restaurant 

Norseman Group Ltd. 

Esther Ondrack 

Larry M. Pollock 


and Strong Kids Campaign 

support all ages, abilities and 

income levels. 

The Edmonton YMCA creates 

opportunities for all participants 

and members to form 

relationships and a sense of 

belonging and involvement. 

This comprehensive relationship 

development program 

incorporates a variety of activities 

including ongoing community 

engagement, communication 

with our diverse 65,000 

stakeholders, our annual Strong 

Kids campaign and our planned 

giving program. We invested 

$351,000 in our 2006 relationship 

development program. The 

direct cost of our 2006 Strong 

Kids Campaign was $34,500 or 

7.6% of the total raised. 

The Rohit Group 

Master Builders 

Ron Hodgson Pontiac Buick 

The Rotary Club Of Edmonton 

Dwayne Samycia 

Franco & Barbara Savoia 

Harold & Kathryn Schmidt 

Court & Sandra Smith 

W.E. Greer Limited 

Chair’s 

Round Table 

$1,000 - $2,499 

Amerongen & Company 

Anonymous (6) 

Apple Fitness Store Ltd. 

Martin & Angela Anderson 

Martin K. Anderson 

Professional Corporation 

Barb & Craig Anstead 

Dianne & Michael Assaly 

ATCO Gas ECSF 

Joan & Monty Baker 

David & Shirley Ball 

Laura & Jack Ballash 

David & Ann Bate 

Philipia Bates-Renouf 

Bob Bentley 

Dwight Bliss & Family 

Rick & Debbie Boyd 

Brent & Sheila Buchanan 

Build to Last Inc. 

Custom Home Builder 

William Butler 

Callow & Associates 

Management 

Consultants Inc. 

The Chymko Family 

Canadian Treads Corp 

Classic Landscape Centre 

Peter Collum 

Edwin S. Cook 

Professional Corporation 

Crosstown Motors Group 

CRS Products Intnl Inc. 

Crystal Glass 

First Class Cleaners 



Cybertech Automation 

Carmela DeRose 

Edmonton Public Teachers, 

Local No. 37 

Rod Eidem 

Herb & Jeannette Ellis 

Stan & Janet Franklin 

Andy Fraser 

Janet & Paul Fry 

The Garriock Family 

Globe Import Sales 

Grand & Toy 

The Handley's 

Jan & Tim Haak 

Eden Hampson Realty Inc. 

Harvard Developments Inc. 

Frank & Ruth Henderson 

Imperial Printing Ltd. 

Terry & Karin Johnston 

Edward Jomha 

Donald & Anne Jones 

Paul Keefe & Rhonda Polak 

Terry Kilburn 

Life Fitness 

In Memory of Pamela Kompf 

Kunitz Shoes & Ecco Shoes 

Harvey & Rose Anne Lawton 

Ronald Liteplo & 

Barbara Chapman 

Mackenzie Financial Corp 

Franco & Karen Manna 

Al & Bette-Anne Maydonik 

Dave & Jan McAmmond 

Michelle Sawatzky 

& Ed McDonald 

Gordon McKenzie 

Tim Melton 

Ruth & Brian Menegozzo 

Sherry & Charles Meredith 

Gregory & Adele Michetti 

Shauna Miller 

David & Laura Mitchell 

Moscardelli Family 

Jack & Marilyn Mulkins 

Lexi & Maxwell Musik 

The Muttart Foundation 

Myshak Management 

SGL Physical Therapy Ltd. 

Nelson Oldford 

Oxford Properties Group 

Jeannie Pak 

Peter Pardee 

Rod Parks 

Patrick Underhill 

Telecom Consulting 

James & Shelley Porter 

Hector & Louisa Pothier 

Susan Priestner 

Jason Quilley 

Real Stone Works Ltd. 

Bill Rees 

Reeves Family 

Rescom Inc. 

River Valley Equipment Ltd. 

Rotary Club of Edmonton 

- Mayfield 

Scharfenberger Family 

Doug & Lesley Schindel 

Joleen, Allen, & Kylee Schmitt 

Gerry Segger 

SGL Physical Therapy Ltd. 

Sobeys Beaumaris 

Jim & Lucille Soneff 

Stringer Family 

Aidan Syme 

TD Canada Trust 

Jerry & Janet Tryhuba 

Dr. David A. Tsujikawa 

Robert J. Turner 

Eric & Aimee van Meurs 

Bill & Betty Lou Weir 

Wanda Wetterberg 

Will Wheaton & Family 

Annalise Yuzda 

Builder 

Up to $500 - $999 

Anonymous (7) 

Carol Benoit 

David Bentley 

(CSA) Physical Therapy 

Kent Bittorf & Jane Diner 

Boston Pizza Bourbon Street 

Fraser Milner Casgrain 

Carey Chymko 

Robert & Joyanne Code 

Jean Crozier 

The Dagny Partnership 

Fred O. Delay 

Delbaere/Husum Family 

del's on 9th 

Delwood YMCA Child Care 

Paul & Cathy Douglas 

Dennis Erker 

Robert Fee 

Brad & Lesley Fehr 

Bob & Kathie Fisher 

Mrs. Louise Ford 

Tony Franceschini 

Jaima, Jacqueline 

& Sheldon Geller 

Tammy Goodwin 

Colin Hatcher 

Councillor Ron Hayter 

Chris Huisman 

Roy Jaques 

Debbie Jefferson 

Jewish Federation 

of Edmonton 

Melanie Johnson 

& James Silvers 

T. P. Khoe 

Kims #1 Station 

Gord & June King 

Ron & Lory Laing 

The Leuwer Family 

Phillip Lachambre 

& Cathy MacDonald 

Adam Maki 

Tim Mason 

Irvine & Faye McKee 

Ian McNeill 

Melcor Developments Ltd. 

Kathy & Eric Newell 

Norm Onofrychuk 

Joanna Pawlyshyn 

Dianne Pearce 

Lloyd & Tracy Reddington 

Doug, Theresa, Geoff 

& Adrian Rezewski 

Dr. Brad Richens 

Marianne Kimmit & Bill Rowe 

Dr. Margaret Sagle 

Doris & Gordon Shupak 

Drs. Parvis & Salim Somani 

Paul & Julie Sommerville 

South Edmonton Lions Club 

Wylie & Lesley Stafford 

The Richard Gordon 

Utas Trust Fund 

Harold & Maxine Tipper 

Steve Tong 

John & Sandy Wright 

Partners 

$150 - $499 

Maria Acosta 

Gerry & Shirley Alexander 

Robert Allen & Margaret 

McWilliams 

Allan Tse Professional 

Corporation 

Madison Alyward-Clark 

Vicki Anderson 

Angotti Family 

Anonymous (21) 

Graeme Arklie 

Ms. Carol Armitage 

Automated Aquatics 

Tye Babb 

June & John Barnard 

Cam & Suzanne Barrett 

Timothy & Shirley Barry 

Foster Park Basket 

Joan Batten 

Bear 

Joe Bellegarde 

Carryl Bennett 

Perla & Ehud Ben-Zvi 

Craig & Lisa Berger 

John Bertie 

Brian & Marilyn Bittorf 

Blue Quill YMCA Child Care 

Rex Boake 

Cody Bornes 

Beverley & John Brennan 

Sven Buschkiel 

Ed Butler 


Daycare Families 

Dale Cawsey, in memory 

of Mr. R. A. Cawsey 

Jake Chadi 

Carl & Katsoe Chan 

Monica Chesney 

Eric Choi 

Cine Audio Visual 

Madison, Kim & James Clark 

C. Philip Clarke 

Leo & Joan Connolly 

Bonnie Coskey 

Deryk Coward 

Rick Crebo 

Dennis Crough 

Sandi Darrell 

David Dashwood 

Davis Family 

Trevor & Michelle Deering 

The Devaney Family 

Edie Dixon 

Fred & Norah Dobing 

Len Dolgoy 

John J. Doyle 

Downtown Residence 

Bottle Drive 

Neil Duncan 

Kim Dyck 

Edmonton Oilers Community 

Foundation 

Rod Eidem 

Adena El Zaim 

James & Joan Fargey 

Father Leo Green YMCA Kids 

Arnold Ferri 

Ashley Finlayson 

Adeline Fiorillo 

Jamie Forrest 

Kim Franklin 

Sam Friedman 

Jim & Shirley Funk 

Ken & Carol Gallagher 

Kent Gallie 

Randell W. Garvey 

Gerrie & Lorraine Gemmell 

Darren & Jenny Gibbons 

Giovanni Yamaha Music Inc. 

Moritz Gonzalez Family 

Jared & Vanessa Hagen 

Dave & Bodil Hall 

Sheila Hampel 

Gary & Carmen Hanson 

Jeff Helland 

Nancy Heule 

Wilfred Ho 

Carole Holt 

Holterhus Family 

Stephanie Hrazdil 

Don Hudson 

In-line Mudjacking Ltd. 

Michelle Jimmo 

Nadia Jina 

Karim B. Jina Family 

Ray & Isabelle Johnson 

Sarah Johnstone 

Gary & Joanne Jones 

Megan Jones 

Frank & Mickey Kapuscinski 

Richard & Janet Kelly 

Tom Klaray 

Ross Kneteman 

Knights of Columbus 

Archbishop 

O'Leary 4570 

John Kopeck 

M. Kowalski 

Kevin, Teressa & 

Ethan Krefting 

Britta Kristensen 

Kelly & Daniel Leighton 

Dolah & Koi Choi Lee 

K. C. Lee 

Jim & Cheryl Litteral 

Shelly Little 

Ross Logan 

Ray Luchkow 

Lululemon Athletica 

Jill, Eric & Brandon Lundquist 

Hilliard & Nancy MacBeth 

Shawn Mackenzie 

Don & Cristina Mah 

Elizabeth-Anne Major 

A. Manson 

Poul Mark 

Graeme Marr 

Richard Mathison 

& Erinn Danyluk 

Rob & Verle McConkey 

Cameron McDonald 

Jackie McGowan 

Lisa Miller & Farrel Shadlyn 

Alexandra Moore 

& Patrick Lepine 

Robert Moore 

Bruce Moorhead 

Jenna Moseson 

Mount Pleasant 

Parents Night Out 

Muzichuk Family 

Doug Naka 

Azim & Rozmina Nathwani 

Next Digital Inc. 

David Nhan 

Kevin & Audrey O'Neil 

Overlanders YMCA Kids 

Lorne Paccagnan 

Karol Pape 

Melcon Pascual 

Judy Piercey 

The Prodorutti Family 

Harry J. Quinn 

Lorena Radziwon 

Terry-Lynn Rauti 

Courtney Reid 

Nick Reilly 

Karin Riese-Zuchotzki, 

Wayne & Brayden 

Riverbend YMCA Kids Fun Run 

Paul Robins 

Darren, Leah & Jackson Roth 

Kim & Geoff Rutherford 

S. Gupta Prof Corp 

Al Sargeant 

Beverly Sawicki 

The Schille's 

Carol & Pat Schmitt 

Laurie Scott 

Shanks Family 

Lester Shore 

Daniel & Mary Slaght 

Melissa Slemp 

Scott Smillie 

Don & Mona Smith 

Jan Snell & Family 

Edgar Snyder 

Sobey's West 

Nic, Mike & Noelle Spaulding 

Dr. Matthew & 

Mr. Cynthia Spence 

Steinhauer YMCA Kids 

Robb Stoddard 

Amber Supeene 

Brian & Barbara Tardif 

Michaela Taylor 

Yvonne & Gord Tidswell 

Harold & Maxine Tipper 

Trevor Brown Upholstery 

Tucker Family 

Nick & Anne Van Waes 

Paul Veugelers & Amanda Kim 

Allan H. Wachowich 

Gregg Watson 

Rebecca & Geoff Watson 

Clare Watt 

LeeAnn, Matthew, 

Nicholas Werner 

Stan Wong 

Jay Wood 

Yu Fashion Clothing 

& Accessories 

Jian-Yang & Hongqi Yuan 

Zaim Family 

Michael Zolf 

Every effort is made 

to ensure this list is 

accurate. We apologize 

if your name has been 

omitted, misspelled or 

incorrectly listed. Please 

contact us so we can 

update our records. 


one donor at a time 

The YMCA Capital Campaign 

Straight from the Heart is a key part 

of the YMCA’s 10-year, $26 million 

Capital Development Plan. 

The goal of the Straight from 

the Heart Campaign was to raise 

$7.5 million, from the community 

with the YMCA contributing another 

$7.5 million and the remaining 

$11 million coming from the three 

orders of government. 

Pacesetter 

$500,000 plus 

Cam & Dawn Allard & Family 

& The Summit Foundation 

Alberta Lottery 

Fund/Government 

of Alberta 

Anonymous Donor 

Anonymous Donor 

(deceased) 

Canadian Western Bank 

City Of Edmonton 

Community Facility 

Enhancement Program 

Infrastructure Canada- 

Alberta Program (ICAP) 

Kresge Foundation 

The Stollery Charitable 

Foundation 

Don Wheaton Family 

Leader 

$100,000 - 

$499,999 

Allard Foundation Ltd. 

Bedrock Properties Ltd. 

Canadian Tire 

Deloitte & Touche LLP 

Edmonton Journal 

Eldon & Anne Foote Fund 

Imperial Oil Foundation 

KPMG LLP 

Mayfield Investments Ltd. 

Nordic Mechanical Services 

Ltd. (John & Vivian 

Cloutier) 

John & Barbara Poole 

Partner 

$10,000 - $99,999 

All Glass Parts Inc. 

Martin & Angela Anderson 

Anonymous 

Barr Ryder Architects 

& Planners 

Bennett Jones LLP 

Bentall Development 

Services 

Bob Bentley 

Brent & Sheila Buchanan 

Callingwood / Lymburn 


Canadian Linen & 

Uniform Service 

Carma Developers 

Roger Carry 

CIBC 

Clark Builders 

CocaCola Bottling Company 

The Cohos Evamy Partners 

Edwin S. Cook Professional 

Corporation 

Ron & Brenda Coulombe 

CTV Television Inc. 

Terry & Norma Dewhurst 

Earls Restaurants 

Enbridge Inc. 

Ernst & Young LLP 

Chico Felber & Lorraine 

Mansbridge 

Finning (Canada) 

In Memory of George Ford, 

St. Paul's Foundation 

Fraser Milner Casgrain 

Giovanni Yamaha Music Inc. 

Grand & Toy 

Eileen Guilfoyle & John Lilley 

Jan & Tim Haak 

J. Hokanson Family 

Charitable Foundation 

Sharon & Allan Kerr 

The Dianne & Irving 

Kipnes Foundation 

Lehigh Inland 

Hilliard & Nancy MacBeth 

Maclab Enterprises Ltd. 

Manpower Services (Alberta) 

Manulife Financial 

Al & Bette-Anne Maydonik 

Tim Melton 

Millar Western Forest 

Products Ltd. 

Shauna Miller 

Miller Thompson LLP 

Stanley A. Milner 

Wendy L. Morris 

Moxie's Classic Grill 

Jack & Marilyn Mulkins 

North American Construction 

Group Inc. 


Larry M. Pollock 

RBC Foundation 

Read Jones 

Christoffersen Ltd. 

Royal Lepage Real Estate 

Services 

Dwayne Samycia 

Saville Interest Group Inc. 

Franco & Barbara Savoia 

Scotiabank 

Servus Credit Union 

Shippers Supply Inc. 

Court & Sandra Smith 

Springwood Developments 

WAM Development Group 

Angus & Heather Watt 

Bill & Betty Lou Weir 

Weldco-Beales Mfg Ltd. 

Westgate Chevrolet Ltd. 

Willowby Community League 

Witten LLP Barristers 

& Solicitors 

John & Kris Yewchuk 

Investor 

$5,000 - $9,999 

Alberco Construction 

Rick & Debbie Boyd 

Brownlee LLP 

Castle Downs 


del's on 9th 

Stan & Janet Franklin 

Janet & Paul Fry 

Wolfgang Gaedke- Aritstocrat 

Holdings Inc. 

Jaima, Jacqueline 

& Sheldon Geller 

Ken & Sheila Haywood 

Imperial Printing Ltd. 

MAP Water & Sewer 

Services Ltd. 

A. McBain 

Michelle Sawatzky & 

Ed McDonald & Family 

Mcfarlane Interior Contracting 

Gordon McKenzie 

Lisa Miller & Farrel Shadlyn 

Barbara & Phil Payne 

Place-Crete Systems Ltd. 

Bill Rees 

Sureway Construction 

of Alberta Ltd. 

Jerry & Janet Tryhuba 

& Family 

Wajax Industries Limited 

White Rose Building 

Services Ltd. 

Every effort is made 

to ensure this list is 

accurate. We apologize 

if your name has been 

omitted, misspelled or 

incorrectly listed. Please 

contact us so we can 

update our records. 



YMCA COMMUNITY 

CAMPAIGN - $10.2 RAISED 

ON OUR $7.5 GOAL! 

Straight from the Heart - 

Capital Campaign Cabinet: 

Thanks to the efforts of over 

100 volunteers, over 800 donors, 

and our great staff, we have 

surpassed the $10 million mark in 

our community capital campaign. 

Our YMCA Board of Directors 

passed a motion at their last 

meeting in 2006 to thank our Chair 

Larry Pollock and the Campaign 

Cabinet for their terrific success. 

The impact of this work will 

positively impact the lives of 

children and families for decades 

to come. 

Having surpassed our goal, the 

YMCA of Edmonton will receive a 

$500,000 challenge grant from the 

U.S. – based Kresge Foundation. 

We are only the third Canadian 

YMCA to receive a Kresge 

Foundation grant. 

Sincerely, 

“Thank you 

so much for your 

generous support 

and for the impact 

your gift will 

have on children 

and families for 

decades to come.” 

Larry Pollock 

Volunteer Chair, 

Straight from the Heart, 

the YMCA Capital Campaign, 

Honorary Co-Chairs 

Donald H. & 

Marion Wheaton 

Chair 

Larry Pollock 

Lead Gift Division 

Terry Kilburn 

Tim Melton 


Larry Pollock 

YMCA Family Division 

Jack Mulkins 

West Campaign Division 

Gerry Feist 

City Centre 

Campaign Division 

Bill Banister 

Harry Bensler 

Cal Malhiot 

Public & Donor Relations 

Dagny Alston 

Lisa Miller 

Staff Support 

Ron Coulombe 

Our campaign success 

allowed us to continue 

construction on the new 

Don Wheaton Family YMCA. 

The building was 65% 

complete by 

December 31, 2006. 

Donald H. Wheaton, 

February 8, 2006, 

Join The Challenge Launch 

President and CEO, 

Canadian Western Bank 


volunteer &staff leadership 

Board of 

Directors 

David Ball, 

Servus Credit Union 

Bill Butler, 

Springwood 

Developments 

Gerry Feist, 

Feist Enterprises Ltd. 

Canadian Tire 

Corporation 

Dr. John Lilley, 

Department of 

Anesthesiology 

Royal Alexandra 

Hospital 

Ron Liteplo, 

Local Authorities 

Pension Plan 

Charles Meredith, 

Consultant 

Gregory B. Michetti, 

Michetti Information 

Solutions Inc. 

Lisa Miller, 

Miller Sports 

Productions 

Joanna Pawlyshyn, 

Royal Alexandra 

Hospital 

Hector Pothier, 

Kameyosek School 

Franco Savoia. 

YMCA of Edmonton 

Beverly Sawicki, 

Alberta 

Children’s Society 

Max Scharfenberger, 

Telus World 

of Science 

Doug Schindel, 

Weldco Beales 

Mfg. Inc. 

Barry Travers, 

KPMG, LLP 

Carol Wagar, 

Edmonton 

Police Services 

Wanda Wetterberg, Chair, 

WNW Consulting 

David Xiao, 

E&W Enterprises 

Int. Inc. 

Advisors 

to the Board 

Dagny Alston, 

The Dagny 

Partnership 

Martin Anderson, 

Kingston Ross Pasnak 

Dwight Bliss, 

Fraser Milner 

Casgrain 

Ed Cook*, 

Miller Thompson 

Fred Delay, 

Community Volunteer 

Andy Fraser, 

Finning (Canada) 

Wendy Kinsella, 


Terry Kilburn, 

Avison Young 

Al Maydonik, 

NAM Management 

Consulting Inc. 

Tim Melton, 

Melcor Developments 

Jack Mulkins, 


Esther Ondrack, 

Chieftain Financials 

Larry Pollock, 

Canadian 

Western Bank 

Bill Rees, 

YMCA of Edmonton 

Court Smith, 

Concert Properties 

Robert J. Turner, 

Fraser Milner 

Casgrain 

Sheila Weatherill, 

Capital Health 

Authority 

Committees 

of the Board 

Audit 

David Ball (Chair) 

Greg Michetti 

Hector Pothier 

Max Scharfenberger 

Doug Schindel 

Barry Travers 

Beverly Sawicki 


David Xiao 

Facility 

Development 

Steering 

Graeme Alston 

Martin Anderson 

David Ball 

Dwight Bliss 

Bill Butler, Chair 

Terry Kilburn 

Al Maydonik 

Tim Melton 

Jack Mulkins 

Larry Pollock 

Franco Savoia 

Nominating 

& Governance 

Andy Fraser 

Ron Liteplo, Chair 

Charles Meredith 

Franco Savoia 

Carol Wagar 


YMCA 

Management 

Staff 

Star Strategic Team 

Joan Baker, 

General Manager 

YMCA Enterprise 

Centre & Housing 

Jack Ballash, 

Manager 


Kent Bittorf, 

Manager 

William Lutsky YMCA 

Ron Coulombe, 

Vice President 

Relationship 

Development 

Janet Fry, 

Vice President MRC 

Services, 

Human Resources 

& Leadership 

Development 

& Privacy Officer 

Jared Hagen, 

Manager 

Downtown YMCA 

Ruth Menegozzo, 


Knowledge 

Management 

Franco Savoia, 

President & Chief 

Executive Officer 

Joleen Schmitt, 

Manager, Health 

& Safety 

Eric van Meurs, 


New Facility 

Development 

& Asset Management 

Lee Ann Werner, 

Manager 

Jamie Platz YMCA 

Annalise Yuzda, 

Manager YMCA 

Child Care Services 

Fronco Savoia and the 2006 YMCA 

Strong Kids Staff Superheroes. 

Strong Kids 

Campaign 

Committees 

(newly formed 

in 2006) 


Mina Angotti 

Neil Chymko 

Rick Kelly 

Peter Mason 

Max & Marj 

Scharfenberger 


Sarah Bennett 

Kent Gallie 

Bruce Garriock 

Murry Osborne 

Dave Syme 


Mary Jane Fedor 

Mickey Kapuscinski 

John Lilley 

Susan Priestner 

Dan Slaght 

Jadeene Wheaton 

*deceased 

John Lilley, 

Chair, 2006 

Strong Kids 

Campaign 

Eric van Meurs and Jared Hagen at the site of the new Don Wheaton Family YMCA. 



financial report 

STATEMENT OF OPERATIONS - Year Ended December 31 

Revenue 2006 2005 

Membership dues $ 8,932,960 $ 9,026,190 

Program fees 6,551,300 5,776,760 

YMCA opportunity fund (872,172) (1,329,253) 

14,612,088 13,473,697 

Contributions 1,645,882 706,739 

Rental and other revenue 823,479 680,004 

Amortization of deferred capital contributions 690,640 700,355 

Residence 670,869 610,850 

Purchase of service - government 606,992 560,854 

United Way 317,806 318,332 

YMCA Management Resource Centre 214,868 168,699 

Investment income 161,779 117,420 

Gain on disposal of capital assets 24,864 41,500 

19,769,267 17,378,450 

Expenses 

Salaries, wages and benefits 10,197,059 8,933,057 

Occupancy and maintenance 2,823,668 2,922,561 

Supplies 1,318,933 1,263,551 

Purchased services and insurance 671,783 485,842 

Other expenses 606,647 611,545 

Communications 558,223 488,174 

Training and travel 430,782 354,519 

Interest on long term debt and capital leases 406,813 380,943 

YMCA Management Resource Centre 211,472 165,303 

Amortization 1,724,871 1,600,862 

18,950,251 17,206,357 

Excess of revenue over expenses $ 819,016 $ 172,093 

Statement of Financial Position - December 31 

Assets 2006 2005 

Current assets $ 5,064,873 $ 6,260,482 

Long term investments 1,208,561 1,170,024 

Capital assets 31,364,426 23,252,772 

Deferred campaign and holding costs 852,515 698,262 

$ 38,490,375 $31,381,540 

Liabilities 

Current liabilities $ 4,543,577 $ 4,037,301 

Obligations under capital leases 199,983 102,667 

Long term debt 9,392,743 6,801,720 

Deferred capital contributions 21,421,965 18,401,761 

35,558,268 29,343,449 

Net Assets 

Externally restricted 530,160 503,470 

Investment in capital assets 3,125,051 3,239,330 

Unrestricted (723,104) (1,704,709) 

2,932,107 2,038,091 

$ 38,490,375 $ 31,381,540 

AUDITORS’ REPORT 

ON SUMMARIZED 

FINANCIAL STATEMENTS 

To the Members of The Young Men’s 

Christian Association of Edmonton 

The accompanying summarized statement 

of financial position and statement 

of operations are derived from the 

complete financial statements of The 

Young Men’s Christian Association of 

Edmonton as at December 31, 2006 

and for the year then ended on which 

we expressed an opinion without 

reservation in our report dated 

March 13, 2007. The fair summarization 

of the complete financial statements is 

the responsibility of management. 

Our responsibility, in accordance with 

the applicable Assurance Guideline 

of the Canadian Institute of Chartered 

Accountants, is to report on the 

summarized financial statements. 

In our opinion, the accompanying 

financial statements fairly summarize, 

in all material respects, the related 

complete financial statements in 

accordance with the criteria described 

in the Guideline referred to above. 

These summarized financial statements 

do not contain all the disclosures 

required by Canadian generally accepted 

accounting principles. Readers are 

cautioned that these statements may 

not be appropriate for their purposes. 

For more information on the entity’s 

financial position and results of 

operations, reference should be made 

to the related complete financial 

statements. 

Grant Thornton LLP 

Chartered Accountants 

Edmonton, Canada - March 13, 2007 



CITY CENTRE 

YMCA Enterprise Centre 

429-YMCA (9622) 

10211 - 105 St T5J 1E3 

• Education & Employment Support 

• Child Care Services Central Office 



10030 - 102 A Ave T5J 0G5 

• Membership & Housing 

YMCA Association Services 


3rd Flr, 10030 - 102 A Ave T5J 0G5 

• Charitable Giving 423-9602 

• International Development 

423-9601 

• YMCA of the Prairies Management 

423-9601 

CHILD CARE CENTRES 

Westglen Child Care 

454 3394 

10950 - 127 St T5M 0S7 

NORTH 



11510 - 153 Ave T5X 6A3 

• Membership & Child Care 


Bishop Savaryn Child Care 

478-1720 

16227 - 109 St T5X 2R2 

Castle Downs Child Care 


11510 - 153 Ave T5X 6A3 

Delwood Child Care 

478-9490 

7315 Delwood Road T5C 3A9 

Father Leo Green Child Care 

475-9808 

7512 - 144 Ave T5C 2R7 

Overlanders Child Care 

473-6057 

1150 Hermitage Road T5A 4L4 

Kipnes Child Care 

442-2175 

4470 McCrae Ave T5E 6M8 

SOUTH 

William Lutsky YMCA 


1975 - 111 St T6J 7C6 



Blue Quill Child Care 

437-1131 

11304 - 25 Ave T5J 5J1 

Forest Heights Child Care 

461-6211 

10304 - 81 Street T6A 3X4 

Mount Pleasant Child Care 

437-4125 

10541 - 60A Ave T6H 1K4 

Parkallen Child Care 

437-1565 

6703 - 112 St T6H 3J9 

Riverbend Child Care 

435-4052 

258 Ratigan Road E T6R 2P9 

Steinhauer Child Care 

428-1825 

10717 - 32 A Ave T6J 4A6 

Twin Brooks Child Care 

442-2170 

1120 - 113 St T6J 7J4 

William Lutsky Child Care 


1975 - 111 St T6J 7C6 

WEST 



7121 - 178 St T5T 5T9 



Stratford Child Care 

444-2537 

8715 - 153 Street T5R 1P1 

Jamie Platz Child Care 


7121 - 178 St T5T 5T9 

YMCA MISSION 

The YMCA of Edmonton 

creates life-enhancing 

opportunities for the 

growth and development 

of all people in spirit, 

mind and body. 

the YMCA 

of Edmonton is an 

inclusive, charitable 

organization that 

values diversity. 

Member Agency 

www.edmonton.ymca.ca

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