The Riverbrook Regional Young Mens Christian Association Inc
WILTON, CT
Total revenue
$7.7M
Total expenses
$8.8M
Net assets
$5.4M
Grants received
$776K
42 grants
EIN
060853258
Tax year
2024
Mission
The riverbrook regional ymca is a charitable organization dedicated to maximizing the personal potential of all individuals in the community.
Programs
3 programs
B. Fitnessas a membership organization, the ymca is an association of people where individuals grow and develop by moving from a casual to a committed relationship. We encourage healthy lifestyles; which means healthy development of the spirit, mind, and body. Such awareness promotes a lifestyle that helps us resist illness, addictions, and disease. Through community based exercise, sports and education programs, chronic disease wellness programs, the y promotes good health for people of all ages, abilities, and incomes. Good health lets us enjoy the goodness of life. In a world where we drive to work instead of walk, live in neighborhoods without sidewalks, eat out or get "take out" instead of cooking, and work longer hours under higher stress levels - our environment often does not support healthy living habits. The ymca is redefining itself and engaging communities to provide better opportunities for people of all ages in their pursuit of health and well-being. Financial assistance is available in order to benefit from the y programs and services.
C. Campcamp provides children an educational and fun place to be when school is not in session and parents have confidence their child is safe and secure. Camp encompasses several different programs that gives families choices by age and the special interests of the camper. Taking full advantage of the y's beautiful 20 acre campus and excellent outdoor facilities, the program emphasizes sportsmanship, skill development and fun, based on the five character values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility and unity while following the model of positive discipline. Each day includes traditional activities such as swimming, arts and crafts, sports, canoeing and archery, as well as special features like high and low ropes course, fishing, mini-golf, and climbing wall. Camp is state-licensed with a fully certified staff and inclusive at all levels with children with special needs. Before and after camp child care is also available. Financial assistance is available for families in need.
D. Community outreach programsthe y's community outreach serves over 2,000 people every year, including enabling every child to learn how to swim, children attending summer day camp, senior citizens participating in exercise classes, adult rehabilitation from injuries, and family spending quality time together. Other subsidized programs include youth social skills groups, health and wellness initiatives to combat chronic disease and prevent childhood obesity, as well as safe after school environments for middle and high schoolers. The y's fund for community service, which provides resources for financial assistance and these outreach programs must be replenished each year so the y can fulfill its mission to the community of remaining affordable for the average person and accessible to everyone. All are welcomed into y programs, whether special assistance is needed due to a physical, mental or emotional challenge or financial aid is necessary. No one is ever turned away who can benefit from y services.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
18 listed
CHRISTENE FREEDMAN
CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER
$200K
40 hrs/wk
GLEN LEBLANC
ASSISTANT SECRETARY
—
0JODY NEADERLAND
DIRECTOR
—
0GREG PINCHBECK
FIRST VICE CHAIR
—
0DAVID ROGER
DIRECTOR
—
0SUSAN GOLDMAN
CHAIRMAN
—
0JOY SY
DIRECTOR
—
0NICHOLE JEFFERSON
DIRECTOR
—
0DR SUSAN WEINBERGER
DIRECTOR
—
0TOM VIGGIANO
DIRECTOR
—
0DR MICHAEL CRYSTAL
VICE CHAIR
—
0JACK MCFADDEN
DIRECTOR
—
0BILL MEEHAN
SECRETARY
—
0VIVIAN LEE-SHIUE
DIRECTOR
—
0JENNIFER HICKEY
DIRECTOR
—
0BETH KOHL
DIRECTOR
—
0FRED WIRTH
VICE CHAIR/TREASURER
—
0JENNIFER MORELLO
DIRECTOR
—
0Grants received
Showing 42 of 42
Funded by
$776K from 15 funders · 42 grants · 2017–2024
$169K · 7 grants · 2017–2023
$159K · 6 grants · 2017–2023
$134K · 4 grants · 2017–2020
$134K · 6 grants · 2018–2024
$40K · 4 grants · 2019–2024
$34K · 1 grant · 2019
$25K · 1 grant · 2024
$19K · 3 grants · 2020–2024