2011-05-16T11:05:01-07:00 2010-12-31 EDWARD J BYSIEK CPA 2679 BACK HINSDALE RD OLEAN NY 147609704 990 2010-01-01 160743241 Young Mens Christian Association of Olean NY and Bradford PA YOUN 7163732400 1101 Wayne St Olean NY 14760 Jake Steger 2011-05-16 EDWARD J BYSIEK CPA X 2010 2016-03-07 17:11:31Z 5171355 false false X www.olean-bradfordymca.org X NY The Young Men's Christian Association of Olean, NY and Bradford, PA (YMCA) is a not-for-profit association organized for the improvement of the spiritual, mental, social and physical well being of the community. 18 18 379 300 0 3437178 4163163 977815 982136 8151 26056 0 4423144 5171355 0 0 2648870 2703211 0 151358 1959462 2013389 4608332 4716600 -185188 454755 12553499 12829603 4872862 4661028 7680637 8168575 The Young Men's Christian Association of Olean, NY and Bradford, PA (YMCA) is a not-for-profit association organized for the improvement of the spiritual, mental, social and physical well being of the community. false false 1994569 YOUTH DEVELOPMENT - Program Description:The YMCA of Olean, NY and Bradford, PA (YMCA) offers low-cost, quality programs that support and strengthen families and develop the character of those involved, including pre-school, after-school enrichment programs, child care, day camps, parent-child programs and youth leadership programs that provide what are often life-changing experiences.Program Long-Term Success:Many children in Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania come of age without neighbors who know their names, parents to help with homework, relatives to form a circle of support, and friends or mentors who can reinforce their ability to distinguish between right and wrong, or make good choices. Nationally, 14.3 million school-age children are currently left to care for themselves in the after-school hours. 1.4 million of these are youth in grades K-5.Parents - frequently a single head of household - often work long, late hours to provide for their family. They look for opportunities which will help them spend quality time with their children, and for programs they know will enrich their family.The YMCA offers programs which support and strengthen families and help fill these gaps."Pre-school opportunities offer directed play, supervised fitness, arts and crafts, and music and early-learning goals and in a safe, secure setting."After-school enrichment programs offer help with homework, vibrant teen centers, team sports, mentors, computer access, and field trips - activities that keep kids in school, engaged, and building friendships with others while also trying to build better lives."Child care and day camps that, in many instances, make it possible for the parents of YMCA program participants to remain gainfully employed.All of these YMCA programs are offered at a low cost with reduced fees available for many of those unable to pay the full fee - up to the limits of generous support contributed by YMCA donors for this purpose. The YMCA is often the only option families have for quality child care, making it a crucial resource for family support.Central to these programs are the YMCA's core values - the 'Six Pillars of Character': Trustworthiness, Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship. Besides supporting and strengthening families, these programs enrich children's lives, building a foundation of character, health, and opportunity.Program Short-Term Success:This past year, the YMCA:"provided enrichment efforts in before- and after-school programs at more than 10 locations throughout Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania."provided child care for over 2,000 children throughout the region and over $150,000 of financial assistance through reduced fees for children in child care and day camp programs. Additionally, the YMCA provided a $210,000 match for its grant-funded programs that offer free and reduced-fee after-school activities."involved nearly 2,500 families in parent-child programs. 1947578 HEALTHY LIVING - Program Description:The YMCA is one of the only health and wellness organizations where families can pursue healthy habits together. YMCA membership and program participation is affordable and open to all with financial assistance available for those who cannot afford the full fee.Program Long-Term Success:Promoting well-being through holistic, preventative integrated programming, the YMCA exists to provide everyone - from infants to grandparents - the resources to attain and maintain health, balance, character and community in their lives. The YMCA has been working in Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania communities since 1886 and has changed countless lives. However, the need for its mission is growing more urgent each day."Unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyles have led to the first generation of children who are not expected to live as long as their parents."Since the 1970s, the obesity rate of pre-school children has doubled; among children six to 11, it has tripled."Less than 40% of Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania 9th graders are meeting fitness standards and testing as "healthy."Central to addressing this health crisis is breaking the cycle of unfit adults who raise generations of progressively less fit children. The YMCA lays the foundation for good health by providing the resources to parents to become fit themselves and pass on a healthier lifestyle to their children. The YMCA remains one of the only health and wellness organizations that offers a place for children, youth, and teens to pursue healthy habits with their families.YMCA membership and program participation is open to all at an affordable cost with reduced fees provided for those who cannot afford the full fee up to the limit of contributed support available for financial assistance.Program Short-Term Success:In the last year, the YMCA:"offered community and wellness programs to over 11,000 members through two branches within rural, low-income regions."provided over $450,000 in financial assistance through reduced fees to enable people to become YMCA members."continued to bring fitness and well-being opportunities to students on their school campuses, engaging more than 2,000 students at 10 sites throughout the region."involved over 4,000 residents in its much-heralded aquatics programs, providing swimming and water safety skills while promoting teamwork, self-confidence, character education, health and leadership through regular exercise."provided community presence with programs involving residents of all ages. 340621 SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - Program Description:The YMCA believes that building citizen leaders of all ages transforms the city into a welcoming community and offers leadership development opportunities for all ages. The YMCA is itself committed to acting in a leadership capacity as a community convener, integrating its efforts with dozens of community partnerships throughout the region.Program Long-Term Success:Children are not born with the skills or insights required of citizen leaders in a free society, let alone the inclination and desire to serve - these are learned qualities and the absence of sufficient citizen leaders who have these skills and attitudes is being felt in every community. Society's penalty for its leadership deficits is paid at the ballot box in the form of under-informed voters and poor voter turnout; in city council chambers and school boardrooms populated by poorly-qualified elected officials; in the offices of state and federal government wherever voters had to settle for the best available; in the executive suites of large companies and in the committees of churches, neighborhood groups, and community based organizations scratching for talent and leadership. Many have observed that these deficits are large, chronic and growing worse in communities across the nation.The YMCA believes that its role in stimulating volunteerism, building citizen leaders of all ages, and providing the opportunities for people to give back addresses an important societal need and transforms our region into welcoming communities. The effort not only enables the YMCA to accomplish its mission, but also provides the volunteers with life-changing leadership development opportunities.The YMCA is committed to teaching - by word and example - that there are many ways to consider others before self and to develop one's gifts, enabling individuals to do important things with life, and for their community. In the year ended December 31, 2010, more than 300 YMCA program and policy-making volunteers took up this cause with us, giving their time and energy to support the YMCA's work in the Western New York Northwester Pennsylvania region.The YMCA's youth sports programs provide special leadership opportunities for youth and adults. Leaders are created by promoting responsibility, self-esteem and confidence. The programs' carefully designed obstacles help participants to develop the courage to meet the larger obstacles of their lives and provide them the skills to help others. In various programs, youth succeed with a combination of both personal effort and community involvement. With each year spent in the YMCA programs, youth become progressively more engaged, and more vigorously trained as leaders. These youth evolve from participants to volunteer coaches and group leaders learning to appreciate diversity and develop lifelong values.Program Short-Term Success:In the year ended December 31, 2010, the YMCA:"involved over 6,500 children in YMCA programs."provided those children over $250,000 of financial assistance through reduced fees to make attending programs possible.YMCA youth sports programs are almost entirely volunteer-led. With coaches and assistant coaches volunteering weeks of their time ensuring that the programs remain affordable and open to all.Being a YMCA leader has literally saved lives, creating possibilities for young men and women for whom circumstances seemed destined to create a vastly different future. 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Form 990, Part VI, Line 11 Form 990, Part VI, Line 11: Form 990 Review Process The 990 was reviewed by the CEO and CFO, along with the audit committee prior to submission. Form 990, Part III, Line 4d Form 990, Part III, Line 4d : Other Program Services Description OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 4: OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 5: SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY - Program Description:The YMCA believes that building citizen leaders of all ages transforms the city into a welcoming community and offers leadership development opportunities for all ages. The YMCA is itself committed to acting in a leadership capacity as a community convener, integrating its efforts with dozens of community partnerships throughout the region.Program Long-Term Success:Children are not born with the skills or insights required of citizen leaders in a free society, let alone the inclination and desire to serve - these are learned qualities and the absence of sufficient citizen leaders who have these skills and attitudes is being felt in every community. Society's penalty for its leadership deficits is paid at the ballot box in the form of under-informed voters and poor voter turnout; in city council chambers and school boardrooms populated by poorly-qualified elected officials; in the offices of state and federal government wherever voters had to settle for the best available; in the executive suites of large companies and in the committees of churches, neighborhood groups, and community based organizations scratching for talent and leadership. Many have observed that these deficits are large, chronic and growing worse in communities across the nation.The YMCA believes that its role in stimulating volunteerism, building citizen leaders of all ages, and providing the opportunities for people to give back addresses an important societal need and transforms our region into welcoming communities. The effort not only enables the YMCA to accomplish its mission, but also provides the volunteers with life-changing leadership development opportunities.The YMCA is committed to teaching - by word and example - that there are many ways to consider others before self and to develop one's gifts, enabling individuals to do important things with life, and for their community. In the year ended December 31, 2010, more than 300 YMCA program and policy-making volunteers took up this cause with us, giving their time and energy to support the YMCA's work in the Western New York Northwester Pennsylvania region.The YMCA's youth sports programs provide special leadership opportunities for youth and adults. Leaders are created by promoting responsibility, self-esteem and confidence. The programs' carefully designed obstacles help participants to develop the courage to meet the larger obstacles of their lives and provide them the skills to help others. In various programs, youth succeed with a combination of both personal effort and community involvement. With each year spent in the YMCA programs, youth become progressively more engaged, and more vigorously trained as leaders. These youth evolve from participants to volunteer coaches and group leaders learning to appreciate diversity and develop lifelong values.Program Short-Term Success:In the year ended December 31, 2010, the YMCA:"involved over 6,500 children in YMCA programs."provided those children over $250,000 of financial assistance through reduced fees to make attending programs possible.YMCA youth sports programs are almost entirely volunteer-led. With coaches and assistant coaches volunteering weeks of their time ensuring that the programs remain affordable and open to all.Being a YMCA leader has literally saved lives, creating possibilities for young men and women for whom circumstances seemed destined to create a vastly different future. With the YMCA present in their lives, these youth take advantage of opportunities they didn't know existed and could soar to new heights with greater confidence.The YMCA is itself committed to acting in a leadership capacity as a community convener, providing greater breadth of impact than the four walls of any branch facility. Whether in day camps, sports, after-school or any of its hundreds of programs, the YMCA nurtures partnerships on and offsite with public and private sectors in order to address urgent problems at the community level. OTHER PROGRAM SERVICES 6: HEALTHY LIVING - Program Description:The YMCA is one of the only health and wellness organizations where families can pursue healthy habits together. YMCA membership and program participation is affordable and open to all with financial assistance available for those who cannot afford the full fee.Program Long-Term Success:Promoting well-being through holistic, preventative integrated programming, the YMCA exists to provide everyone - from infants to grandparents - the resources to attain and maintain health, balance, character and community in their lives. The YMCA has been working in Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania communities since 1886 and has changed countless lives. However, the need for its mission is growing more urgent each day."Unhealthy diets and sedentary lifestyles have led to the first generation of children who are not expected to live as long as their parents."Since the 1970s, the obesity rate of pre-school children has doubled; among children six to 11, it has tripled."Less than 40% of Western New York and Northwest Pennsylvania 9th graders are meeting fitness standards and testing as "healthy."Central to addressing this health crisis is breaking the cycle of unfit adults who raise generations of progressively less fit children. The YMCA lays the foundation for good health by providing the resources to parents to become fit themselves and pass on a healthier lifestyle to their children. The YMCA remains one of the only health and wellness organizations that offers a place for children, youth, and teens to pursue healthy habits with their families.YMCA membership and program participation is open to all at an affordable cost with reduced fees provided for those who cannot afford the full fee up to the limit of contributed support available for financial assistance.Program Short-Term Success:In the last year, the YMCA:"offered community and wellness programs to over 11,000 members through two branches within rural, low-income regions."provided over $450,000 in financial assistance through reduced fees to enable people to become YMCA members."continued to bring fitness and well-being opportunities to students on their school campuses, engaging more than 2,000 students at 10 sites throughout the region."involved over 4,000 residents in its much-heralded aquatics programs, providing swimming and water safety skills while promoting teamwork, self-confidence, character education, health and leadership through regular exercise."provided community presence with programs involving residents of all ages.