Our impact is greater

Because of you!

CADILLAC AREA YMCA

Dillon Community Center
9845 Campus Drive, Cadillac, MI 2016 Annual Report
Our Mission
To put Christian principles into practice through
programs that build a healthy Spirit, mind and body for all.
Key Staff
Executive Director, Dan Smith
dsmith@cadillacareaymca.org
Business Manager, Stacy Quiggin

Dear Cadillac Area Community,

stacyq@cadillacareaymca.org
Program Director, Mike Kelso
mkelso@cadillacareaymca.org
service to our Early Childhood Director, Debbie Blake
As we embark on 2017, the Cadillac Area YMCA enters its sixteenth year of debbieb@cadillacareaymca.org
our community, and for Membership Director, Paul King
community. Over the years, we have seen the Y strive to positively impact
without your support. paulk@cadillacareaymca.org
2016 we can proudly report leaps forward that would not have been possible Aquatic Director, Mary Crisenbery
maryc@cadillacareaymca.org
over $817,000 Healthy Living Specialist, Deb Dyer
In early 2016 we reported that the Baker College System generously forgave debd@cadilllacareaymca.org
. Soon after, through
of our building loan. This amazing act provided much needed financial security Member Engagment Specialist, Anna Cencer
e was offered. annac@cadillacareaymca.org
the generosity of a philanthropic couple, a $20,000 fundraising match challeng
Fitness & Sports Coordinator, Jake Punelli
$48,000. Through your
Through this campaign the Y was able to further reduce its burden by over jakep@cadillacareaymca.org
Teen Coordinator, Jeremiah Shipton
generosity, the Y is nearly free of debt with only $75,000 remaining.
jeremiahs@cadillacareaymca.org
Y Cause Specialist, Kurt Baney
fundraising kurtb@cadillacareaymca.org
We also saw great success in our corporate sponsorship program, our annual
ng a healthy lifestyle
campaign, and multiple fundraising events that further the Y cause by promoti Board of Directors
while generating funding for the Ys community impact. Kris Krannitz, Board Chair
Randy Hill, Vice Chair
Rick Kohler, Treasurer
Ys increase in
The benefits of your financially generosity and volunteerism are seen in the Laurie McKay, Secretary
in need, young child Jason Elmore, Immediate Past Chair
positive, impactful programs for our youth. By offering scholarships to those
development programs expanded, our membership numbers increased, and
much more.
Board Members
Ed Van Alst Fred Wreford
Jodi Keeler Sandy Rivard
YMCA to bring to our
You can be proud of the success and positivity that you have enabled the Shannon Winkle Brian Kelsey
more good to all in 2017. Niki Schultz Adam Brinks
community, and with your continued support we will persevere in bringing
Brittany Kielbasa Terri Hamp

With gratitude and continued optimism,

Contact Us
Kris Krannitz, Board Chair CADILLAC AREA YMCA
Dillon Community Center
Cadillac Area YMCA 9845 Campus Drive
Dillon Community Center Cadillac, MI 49601
www.cadillacareaymca.org
P 231.775.3369
 For a
Stronger
Community
The CADILLAC AREA YMCA is a part of one of the biggest nonprofit missions in the United States!

Donation Contributions
in 2016 Employee Growth
$220,236 Through the Years
Received over
2012
$255,000
In Grant Funding in 2016
59
Employees

2013
71
Employees

Number of The membership base of 2014

Member visits the CADILLAC AREA YMCA
85
Employees
to the GRAND

CADILLAC AREA YMCA

BENZIE TRAVERSE KALKASKA has a broad reach across
several counties in Northern
2015
91

89,581 Michigan. Though 71% is Employees

MANISTEE WEXFORD MISSAUKEE
within Wexford county 28% 2016
IN 2016
is in adjoining counties. 98
Employees
MASON LAKE OSCEOLA The darker the Counties the higher represent useage.

OUR 2016 STATEMENT 2016 STATEMENT Depreciation

12%

OF FINANCIAL POSITION OF ACTIVITIES Fund

2016 PUBLIC SUPPORT Unaudited Raising 2%

Beginning End Community Contributions/Fundraising 220,237 Total Expenses

of Year of Year
(Audited) (Unaudited) Grants 255,394 Administrative/
Management and
ASSETS REVENUES General 8%

Current Assets 418,923 386,751 Membership Dues 728,996

Non-Current Assets 4,944,626 4,718,736 Program Fees & Other 481,007
TOTAL ASSETS 5,363,549 5,105,487 Total Income 1,685,634 Youth Development, Healthy Living,
and Social Responsibility 78%
LIABILITIES AND NET ASSETS
EXPENSES
LIABILITIES Supporting Services (Excluding Depreciation):
Current Liabilities 61,119 52,583 Youth Development, Healthy Living, 1,427,060
Community Contributions/
Long-Term Liabilities 991,389 891,388 and Social Responsibility Fundraising 13%
Total Liabilities 1,052,508 943,971 Administrative/Management and General 143,181
NET ASSETS Fund Raising 39,028 Program Fees
& Other 31%
Unrestricted 4,189,429 3,989,736 Supporting Services (Excluding Depreciation) 1,609,269
Temporarily Restricted 121,612 171,780 Depreciation 225,890 Total Income
Grants
Total Net Assets 4,311,041 4,161,516 Total Expenses 1,835,159 15%

TOTAL LIABILITIES Decrease in Membership

Dues 46%
AND NET ASSETS 5,363,549 5,105,487 Net Assets 149,525
For
A Sense of
Belonging
2016 is the 7th Season of Cadillac Currents Competitive Swim

The CADILLAC AREA YMCA swim After many years of

team has a diverse group of 35 team fundraising 2016/17
members on 4 different levels who swim team season has
encourage each other to strive for been able to utilize
success during meets and practices. the brand new score
board during prac-
tice and home meets.
It has been a huge
help for the team and
a great confidence

8
booster. Thanks again
Team Members competed to Candice Vickery
at Cadillac Mortgage
in MTSL State Meet and the many other

2
generous donors who
Team Members made it made this possible.
to YMCA State Finals

For
building
friendships
Meet Jerry Rosales, he has been a member here at the Cadillac
Area YMCA since February 2013. Jerry has participated in the
100 Mile swim challenge for the last 3 years, has swam over 370
miles and has met the 100 mile goal each year. He makes a point
to get to the Y and get active about 3 times per week. While here
he met a group of ladies who are in the pool at the same time
each day. They would have conversations while relaxing after their
workouts in the spa, and began talking about the different ethnic
foods we have in our area. One of the ladies asked him where the
best Mexican food was in the area, and he replied, My house.
Jerry has been a caterer and chef for many years, and volunteered
to bring the ladies food if they named the day and time. One week
later Jerry followed through on his promise and had lunch with the
ladies in the Welcome Center at the Y. Our pride in the sense of
community that was created that day is beyond words and we are
gracious to the community for allowing us this honor. This is just
one of the things that makes us here at the YMCA feel we have
the best members!
Meet our new For
Aquatic Director Building
Mary comes to us with a Bachelors Healthy Habits
of Science Degree in Therapeutic Through the established partnership between the YMCA
Recreation. She is certified as an and CAPS for the Afterschool Tutoring Program, 18, 3rd
Aquatic & Recreation Therapist, and 4th grade students were able to take advantage
Certified Pool Operator and lifeguard. of a Swim Scholarship grant to attend Safety Around
She also has a work history managing Water classes. Students were bused after school to the
diverse staff teams and has worked YMCA for lessons in the pool. Instructors reported that
with all ages in providing recreational students Definitely finished with high confidence and
therapy. She has been a part of a appreciation for water safety.
competitive swim program and has a
good mastery of all swim strokes.

The morning staff that greets my wife and I at 6:00 a.m. each day is
inviting and competent. We certainly appreciate and are grateful for
For the Y. It is truly a plus for Cadillac. The facilities are well maintained
Teaching Skills and definitely meet our needs.
Lynn & Cindy Bollman
that save lives
The YMCA as a whole provides over 1 million swim lessons per year to their communities

60%
of kids who drown
are within 10 feet
of safety 88% of kids who
drown do so
under adult
supervision. In 2016 the Cadillac Area YMCA Awarded
52 scholarships for Safety Around Water
program. Additionally Lake City Schools
Participation in a formal received a grant for 98 fourth graders
Drowning is the swimming lesson can re- to attend Safety Around Water. In total
second-leading duce the risk of drowning those 150 students now have a better
cause of deaths by 88% among children understanding of how to be safe in and
for kids ages 5-14. one to four years old. around water.
 At The Y

36
For
impacting For Childwatch Offered
Youth Educating
The Cadillac Area YMCA is able to offer our Youth Morning
a large variety of youth membership, & Families
programs and youth spaces because of
the generous gifts from so many in our
Evening Enjoyed Free
Preschool through
community. Over the course of the last GSRP/NMCAA Head

1
three years we have seen a significant Start Program
increase in our facility usages from these
Childwatch
8
youth. In 2014 there were 515 unique
youth visitors who utilized our teen center Footprints

6
at a total of 3,319 times for the year.
Fast forwarding to 2016, 652 unique
youth visited 6,099 times. This is a 50%
Participants
3,744
IN 2016
increase from 2015 and 83% from 2014
for teen center usage. It is due to the In our 6 Childcare
Programs in 2016
funding and support we receive from our
community, that we are able to impact the
The Y encourages play based learning at their learning level
youth in our community.

I love going to the Y. The child watch provides me some

For personal time for work outs, the teachers of all my
healthy and daughters classes are great , and the staff is amazing.
Jennifer Sprinkle
Engaged Youth
The Cadillac area YMCA Subsidized over $20,000 to program participants throughout the year.

Number of average of
visits to the 25 youth
TEEN CENTER per day

6,099
to the
The Cadillac Area YMCA works hard to enrich the lives of
area teens through the Teen Impact program. Teens are Teen Center
lead by Staff and Volunteer Mentors, and the program
is generously funded by a variety of local donors.
IN 2016 50% increase from 2015

These donors enable the Y to help build confidence and

stronger purpose to life. Youth in this program are able Every day after our youth
to interact with the community serving in various ways arrive on the CWTA bus
such as Project Christmas and at community Food Trucks. they are able to enjoy a
This helps builds confidence and social responsibility. free healthy snack.

Our children both enjoy building relationships while at

the Y. With us as well as with Y staff, and friends they
bring along. We feel like it is a pretty safe place with a
lot of good things going on for a variety of ages.
- Scott Torkko
OVER Meet our new

30
Classes Offered For Fitness Coordinator
Morning Developing Jake joins the Y having
Noon & Muscle Memory graduated from Iowa State
University with a Bachelor of

Classes Evening Science degree in Kinesiology

and Health with a concentra-
To be Enjoyed tion in Exercise Science. He
Each Week! has previously worked with

Group
Exercise
Footprints
10% Drop-in
clients of all skill levels and
abilities in providing exercise
prescription and health and
wellness advice.

6,797
Group Ex
Increase in
Usage from
IN 2016 2015 The Cadillac Area YMCA is a wonderful facility.
The staff in incredibly friendly and makes you feel
Group Exercise is always included in your membership welcomed every time you walk through the door.
We have and always will recommend the YMCA to
all of our friends and family. Thank you for your
dedication to all your members!
Sam Ball
For a
better Meet Megan Torry, she joined the Cadillac Area Y in 2014 and began working on a
Lifestyle healthier future. This is her Y story.
I am very happy with all
I had gained weight during my teens but did manage to drop 40 or 50 pounds dur-
ing college. Those pounds returned, and increased, after college graduation. Then a of the services offered at
family member suffered some heart health issues, and I realized that it was time to the YMCA! Looking forward
start taking better care of myself. I wanted to feel better. I needed to be healthier to trying out one of the
so I could keep up with the kids in my life and the demands of a new job. yoga classes also! The
My sister was a member of the Cadillac YMCA and she encouraged me to join equipment is kept in good
here. I looked at other gyms in town and didnt find any that offered me more than condition and everything is
the Y, so here I am. I try to work out at least 4 times a week, using the cardio always clean!
machines and some weight training. My Y membership is a great motivation in my - Catherine
attempt to be healthier because of the sense of community here. Everyone is very Pawlaczyk
supportive, from the friendly staff to other members who will cheer for you when
they see you working hard. I like having lots of different equipment to choose from
and the clean facility.
My diet plan to be more selective in my meal choices, going with more protein,
veggies & fruits and NO soda has been working very well. I limit my portions, espe-
cially when I go outside those limits, and that allows me to enjoy a small amount of
anything. This way I dont really feel like I am limiting myself at all.
Since joining the Y a little more than 2 years ago I have lost over100 pounds,
and I feel like I can handle the hard work of keeping it off with the help of my Y
membership & programs.
For a
Stronger
DANCING WITH Y FUNDS RAISED FOR DEVEOPMENT & SCHOLARSHIPS $25,055
Community
In 2016, I was honored to have participated in Dancing for the Y, an annual fundraising
event to help support the Cadillac Area YMCA and the many wonderful programs they have to
offer to the community. Little did I know what kind of journey this would take me on. Per-
sonally, I thought, sure, I can raise money and I have some rhythm, shouldnt be too tough to
Dance for a great cause. Well...let me tell you that I take my hat off to each and every chore-
ographer and dancer that was cast for this event; this was time, work, fear, blood sweat, and
tears but all of that never felt so good.
Along this journey I met my dance partner, Dr. Tim Iseri, and Isabelle Borgstrom, our Cho-
reographer; people I may have never had the greatest pleasure of knowing, as well as all the
other dancers and many members of the YMCA family. I saw how everyone gave their all,
even though their daily lives were busy enough. I felt their hearts, and in essence, I felt mine
growing as well. A New Family, our Dance Family had formed (including all who assisted in
coordinating this event behind the scenes.) It sincerely became more evident that there are
many people out there that will give beyond giving and my sense of Hope and Strength of our
community was overwhelming.
Today, in February 2017, I still feel the warmth and excitement of my journey and how it
has changed my life but more importantly, how so many can come together to help change the
lives of others. Giving, most definitely is life changing in the highest sense.
I am forever grateful for this opportunity to serve. MAY
Mothers Day
With My Deepest Respect, JANUARY Appreciation
TAC 31 JUNE
Billie Gorski (Team Accountabllity Anyone Can Tri
Challenge) YMCA Triathlon
FEBRUARY

OVER
Valentines Dance
Womens Expo
AUGUST
Back To

2521
NOVEMBER School
MARCH Ironman in Carnival
Princess & 30 Days
Pirate Dance
FREE WALKING IMPACTED DECEMBER
Easter Egg
WEDNESDAYS Hunt In The
New Years Eve Party
FROM 11AM-2PM BY EVENTS Pool
Resolution Run 5K
OCTOBER
Dancing
MORE THAN

800
with the Y
APRIL
Healthy
Kids Day

2016
FAMILIES
IMPACTED
BY FINACIAL
ASSISTANCE Y events
For
Better
Health
Grants awarded to the YMCA help us develop programs and provide our community services

428
2016 Summary Of Grants
Walmart Year Round Food Program
Mich. Dept. of Health & Human Services
MHEF Summer/Swims/Afterschool Program
MHEF Engage
YUSA Swim Scholarship
YUSA Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring
People learned to make healthier food choices while
Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital
trying new recipes, with our mobile kitchen equipment.
Rotary Foundation
United Way Through a special Y-USA
Blue Cross Blue Shield Foundation grant for a Blood Pressure
Cadillac Area Community Foundation Self-Monitoring Program, we
Youth Advisory Council of the Cadillac Area Community Foundation helped participants develop
the habit of monitoring
and tracking their blood
Taste testing activities at the pressure to help manage
YMCAs Healthy Kids Day and high blood pressure and
at the four CAPS elementary provide information to their
Afterschool Tutoring Programs Health Care Providers.
introduced students to new
foods and encouraging students
and families to try new foods.

I love going to the Y. Its fun, clean, The Y offers many programs for
friendly, with a lot of options on how to a wide range of age groups. Its
get healthier. It reaches out and helps the a great place for teens to hang
community and gives lots of information out. The Y is also a great place
on eating right and getting fit for seniors to visit and improve
- Katherine Richardson their health and wellbeing.
Violet Hillard

The Y is always clean, staff is friendly,

classes are great. I have recommended
many clients and tell people that I am
happy with my experiences.
- Michelle Morse
 Volunteers
Jerry Adams Jody Brown Lindsey Farelle Brittany Hunter Wanda Lucha Kelly Pendrick James Sutterfield
Sally Adlam Lisa Brown Stan Fawcett Tim Iseri Nazareth Luther Chad Phillips Sarah Taylor
Randy Adlam Todd Bruggema Carla Filkins Jeff Izzard Nick Maddox Niki Platz Al Thomas
Scott Akom Casey Burkert Mike Filkins Lisa Jacobson Kate Mahan Matt Putman Charlie Thompson
Lindsey Akom Ariel Burrington Dave Foley Tom Jacobson Danielle Mahan Jenny Reaume Lindsey Torkko
Megan Alberts Robert Cain Emily Fox David James Karl Marcusse Tim Reaume Monica Vallejo
Doug Almquist Julie Cain Maria Francisco Maria Johnson Crickett Marks Kim Recca Ed Van Alst
Dan Alto Angie Carlington Maria Fuller Mark Johnson Heather Martinson Mike Redman Audry Van Alst
Allen Anderson Anna Cencer Krista Gallop Don Jones Scott Martinson Tiffany Rice Autumn Vanderstar
Pam Anderson Dave Cencer Chad Geiger Senecca Jones Brandon Martinson Spencer Richardson Canada VanderVelde
Pat Apfel Aurelia Chabot Brian Geiger Jodi Keeler Cindy May Shane Richey Mary VanderVelde
Norm Apfel Mark Chaffer Chris Gentry Rachel Keith Mitch May Sandy Rivard Joy VanDrie
Athena Apfel Tim Chipman Amy Gibbs Brian Kelsey Rick May Sarah Roorda Tasha Vanhaitsma
Tammy Arrand Eric Clark Judy Gilde Mike Kelso Brent McCumber Jeff Rork Destiny Verdier
Monique Ashby Bjorn Clough Eric Gildner Bill Kelso Lisa McCumber Lindsay Rumohr Candice Vickery
Paul Austin Katie Clous Brandon Gilyard Jolean Kenard Peter McDonoald Barb Russ Nishi Ward
Laura Bachman Jamie Clous Ribekah Gischia Mary Kibbe Shannon McGrattan Bill Rzepka Traci Warner
Mary Bahl Nicole Coats-Quales David Glendenning Carl Kielbasa Rob McGregor Jennifer Sacket Bianca Weaver
Mary Bailey Bridget Coffey Pat Goggin Brittany Kielbasa Laurie McKay Dylan Satchel Ryan Westdorp
Jenny Baney Ellen Cokewell Becky Gomez Kristen Kiluk Chuck McKeever Aaron Schab Ceara Wetherell
Sandy Bannister Issy Cole Billie Gorski Rick Kohler Grace McKnight Rhonda Schalow Mitch Whitaker
Holly Barber Kari Comstock Beth Gottschall Colleen Kollmeyer Dan McMurray Allen Schuerer Sarah Wicklund
Stephannie Barron Kammy Cook Kevin Gregory Rebecca Krannitz Sharalyn McNutt Nicole Schultz Shanee Williams
Allen Beal Anne Cool Nettie Griffin Kris Krannitz Makayla McQueer Ryan Schultz David Wilson
Mike Bell Chris Crawley Kelly Gugle Rebecca Krannitz Jim Meijer Todd Schultz Amanda Winkel
Mary Bell Erica Crawley Millie Hall Cindy Lakin Morley Kirk Merley Amanda Schultz Gregg Winkelmann
Jamie Bellville Mark Cronkhite Keith Hammond Doreen Lanc David Miller Matthew Schwab Jamie Winkelmann
Jason Black Mindy Cucinella Stacy Hammond Bruce Lang Mark Morley Mike Scott Shannon Winkle
Nicole Boland Joe Cucinella Lydia Hammond Julie-Ann Lang Brenda Mueller Karroll Showers Tod Winkle
Brian Booher Pam Currie Terri Hamp Julie Lapan Trent Mulder Alaina Siggins Nannette Wolak
Isabel Borgstrom David Dann Derek Hamp Mackenzie Larrance Tisch Neiss Abby Simon Jordan Woodruff
Julie Boss Char Davis Corinna Hervey Scott Leesch Jane Nemecek Deb Simon Fred Wreford
Malorie Bossher Brad Denike Brandi Hayes Tricia Leesch Aaron Nemeth Jay Simon Joel Yonkman
Brok Box Jennifer DeRuiter Josh Hayes Kyle Leesch Ethan Oliger Elsa Skipper Rebecca Yonkman
Cody Boyer Alannah Dettloff Brian Hearld Nadea Lhamon Renata Olson Kimberly Smith Noah Zdrodowski
Chuck Boyer Matthew Doyle Rebecca Herbst Nick Lietaert Seth Olson Kelly Smith Mike Zdrodowski
Debra-Ann Brabazon Chad Dreyer Andrea Herman Kathy Lietart Leif Olson Hanisi Smith Sarah Zdrodowski
Sandy Bredahl Ed Dunlap Jon Heuker Erica Lilly Steve Osborn Haylea Smith Ken Zergoski
Steve Breithaupt Delores Eisline Randy Hill Nick Lilly Sherry Oudman Wayne Smith
Suzanne Breithaupt Brandon Eller Adam Hilt Deana Littlebear Caryn Owens Adam Sobczak
Deb Brinkman Jason Elmore Amanda Hilt Karla Long Sue Parker Jennifer Sprinkle
Adam Brinks Zach Elmore Mike Holley Mike Long Mike Paulin Maddilyn Sprinkle
Erin Brinks Alicia Elmore Chris Huckle Misty Long-Birgy Lisa Peedle John Stack
Suzanne Brithaupt John Emington Katy Huckle Brooks Lucas Scott Peedle Chelsi Stoddard

At the Y, strengthening community is our cause.

Every day, we work side-by-side with our neighbors to make sure 298
Volunteers
that everyone has an opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
provided over

9852
hours of service.

Annual Campaign
2016 Donors
Linda Anderson
Pam & Alan Anderson
Bruce Baker
Robert Beattie
Rodney & Mary Bellows
Paul & Amy Bizzigotti
Rick & Mary Blackmer
Deborah & John Blake
Jeanene & Greg Brandt
Steve & Suzanne Breithaupt
Deborah Brinkman
David Mackey
Adam & Erin Brinks
Timothy Brugger
Dave & Anna Cencer
Mary Clark
Sperry & Gertrude Claypool
Ellen Cokewell
Mike Coy
Ike & Ann Diehm
William & Carol Dunn
Jason & Alicia Elmore
Bill & Dawn Ewald
Steve & Delores Frisbie
Christopher & Julie Gentry
David & Sandra Gibbs
Pat & Sally Goggin
Jessica & Joshua Guest-Felsk
Gerald & Rebecca Herring
Randy & Heather Hill
Thomas & Ann Hunt
Jack & Kathy Itnyre
Tom & Diane Jobson
Mark & Diana Johnson
Lonna Jones
Clint & Jodi Keeler
Michael & Amber Kelso
Kathleen Kelso
Dora Kidder
Paul & Erin King
Richard & Kathi Kohler
Kris & Rebecca Krannitz
Donald Lakin
Mark and Cindy Lakin Morley
Joe & Julie LaPan
Denna & Robert Light
Virginia Mackey
Jim & Lucy McGuire
John & Laurie McKay
Betty Morrison
Sandra Rivard
Edwin & Mildred Morton
Robert & Nancy Mulkey
Todd & Tisch Neiss
Ted & Nancy Oliver
Renata & Erik Olson
Nikki Platz
Mariette Potvin
Troy & Stacy Quiggin
William & Kit Rau
Otto & Sandy Ream
Timothy & Jennifer Reaume
Brandon & Heather Reddick
Donald & Marie Rennie
Bill & Lynn Ross
Joe and Meg Santangelo
John & Elizabeth Sayler
Ryan & Nicole Schultz
Jay & Deb Simon
Ken & Mary Simon
Dan & Maggie Smith
Tom & Peg Smith
John Smith
Kelly Smith
Martha Soloman
Jeff & Anne Sonntag
Blick Dillon Insurance
Robert & Kathryn Swiger
Robert & Catherine Szymke
Tom Talluto
Chun Chun Tang
Terrance & Barbara Tatarchuk
Crystal Thies
Steve & Cindy Tikkanen
Angela Trucks
David Ebaugh
Edward & Julie Van Alst
Glenn & Bernice Verbrugge
Matt Verlaque
Eveylyn Westmaas
Margaret Willers
Tod Shannon Winkle
Neil & Martha Wolf
Fredrick & Lisa Wreford
Anne Smith & Mike Zdrodowski
Supporters
Program Specific
2016 Donations
Sarah Banks
Rick & Mary Blackmer
Ryan Davis
Charles & Marjorie Dumanois
Stan Fawcett
Steve & Delores Frisbie
Lee Goodrich
Alan Hopkins
Douglas & Lina Kane
Bill & Karen Long
David & Kathy McCurdy
Nancy Oliver
MeKoe Peterson
Janine & Bill Rzepka
Norm Schneiderman
Kathryn Swiger
Scott & Lindsey Torkko
Jeremy Winkle
Anne Smith & Mike Zdrodowski
Alpha Delta Kappa Youth Advisor Committee of the Cadillac Area
BorgWarner Emission/Thermal Systems
Matching Debt Challenge
2016
Pam & Alan Anderson
Bruce Baker
Eric & Sue Baker
Kurt & Jenny Baney
Paul & Amy Bizzigotti
+ $20,000
Rick & Mary Blackmer
Steve & Suzanne Breithaupt
Deborah Brinkman
Adam & Erin Brinks
Bob & Beverly Campbell
Michael & Elizabeth Campbell
Dave & Anna Cencer
Ellen Cokewell
Mike Coy
Charles & Marjorie Dumanois
Robert Dumanois
Tom & Deb Dyer
Peter & Heidi Eliot
Jason & Alicia Elmore
Stan Fawcett
Wayne & Ann Fox
Steve & Delores Frisbie
Christopher & Julie Gentry
Derek & Terri Hamp
Randy & Heather Hill
Leigh Hinkamp
Tom & Lisa Jacobson
Cadillac Area Community Foundation
Cadillac Castings
Cadillac Daisy Chain BPOE
Cadillac Police Officer Association
Cadillac Police Command Officer Association
Cadillac Womans Club
Dairy Queen - Cadillac
DK Design Group
Dynamic Physical Therapy
Elks Lodge
Family Practice of Cadillac, P.C.
Fiamm Technologies, Inc.
FirstMerit
Harbor Lights Council
Lakeside Title, LLC
Lincoln School PTL
Maveric Mechanical & Plumbing
Rec Boat Holdings, LLC
Rotary Club of Cadillac Foundation
Community Foundation
Mark & Jennifer Mitchell
$28,664 PAY DOWN
THE DEBT
Mark & Cindy Morley
Todd and Tisch Neiss
MATCHED
FUNDS
Erik & Renata Olson
Ed & Barb Patterson
$48,664 PAID ON
DEBT
Leo & Patricia Paveglio
Jim & Julie Peterson
Timothy & Jennifer Reaume
Sandra Rivard FREE WALKING
Kent & Betsy Rosenau
Tom & Diane Jobson
Mark & Diana Johnson WEDNESDAYS
Larry & Therese Rospierski
Clint & Jodi Keeler FROM 11AM-2PM
Janine & Bill Rzepka
Elizabeth Kelley Nicole Schultz
Kathleen Kelso Luanne Sherman
Richard & Kathi Kohler Daryl Sieplinga
Kris & Rebecca Krannitz Ken & Mary Simon
Georgre & Karolyn Lackey Tom Talluto
Donald Lakin Terrance & Barbara Tatarchuk
Tania LeBaron Susan Thompson
Robert & Denna Light Brian & Julie Valice
David Mackey Edward & Julie Van Alst
John & Freda MacLeod Margaret Willers
Clara Martin Philip & Kathleen Winkle
Larin & Penny McClure Tod & Shannon Winkle
David & Kathy McCurdy Fredrick & Lisa Wreford
John & Laurie McKay Anne Smith & Mike Zdrodowski
James Meier Cadillac Family Physicians
 Corporate Supporters
Platinum Level Annual Sponsors SPECIAL EVENTS
2016 SPONSORS
107.1 The Drive
1079CDY
Fifth Third Bank

9&10 News & Fox 32

2015-2017 Sponsor 2016-2017 Sponsor 96.7 The Bull
2014-2017 Sponsor 2014-2017 Sponsor
Advanced Foot & Ankle
Baker College of Cadillac

Gold Level Sponsor Baird Cotter & Bishop, PC

Cadillac Casting
Cadillac Java
Cadillac Mortgage
Cadillac News
Cadillac Tire Center
2014-2017 Sponsor Chemical Bank
Dental Health Professionals
District Health Department #10
2016-2017 Sponsor 2016-2017 Sponsor DK Design Group
Dons Auto Clinic

Silver Level Sponsors

Edward Jones, Amy Schmid
Evergreen Resort
FirstMerit Bank
Fox Motors of Cadillac

Meyer Veterinary
Holdship Funeral Home
Huntington Bank
Clinic Ina Store
2014-2017 Sponsor 2016 Sponsor 2016-2017 Sponsor Independent Bank
2014-2017 Sponsor
John Mckay at Coldwell Banker
Schmidt Realtors

Bronze Level Sponors Landing Dance Academy

LifeSmiles Dentistry
Mackinaw Trail Pediatrics
McCurdy, Wotila and Porteous
Meijer of Cadillac
Meyer Veterinary
Peg Lutz, CFP, CDFA MI News 26
2014-2017 Sponsor
Paul Singer, CMFC, CDFA Mike Teter Memorial Fund / Traverse
Financial Advisors
2016 Sponsor City Junior Golf Association
2014-2016 Sponsor 2016 Sponsor Mitchell Investment Advisors
Waddell & Reed, Inc. Member SIPC

Molina Healthcare
Munson Healthcare Cadillac Hospital
Mccurdy Wotila & Porteous
Northwoods Aviation, Inc.
Amy Schmid Financial Advisor
2017 Sponsor 2014-2017 Sponsor Padnos
2017 Sponsor Reimer Eye Center
2016-2017 Sponsor Sims Chiropractic Wellness Center
Skips Pool & Spa
The Trend Designers
The Wexford Civic Center
Toy Town of Cadillac
2016-2017 Sponsor 2017 Sponsor Waddell & Reed Financial Advisors
2016-2017 Sponsor
Wexford Community Credit Union
Wexford Jewelers
Wolverine Power
WTCM
*All sponsorship levels show as of January 2016

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