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10. PRSR 07-09-2003
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YMCA <br /> Elk River Area <br /> Building on Possibilities <br /> In May of 2000, the City of Elk River and the YMCA began discussing the dream of the YMCA <br /> being part of the community. This idea evolved through community pressures to develop a local <br /> Community Center. The City of Elk River and the YMCA partnered in a market study, which <br /> was completed and presented at a meeting at the Boys and Girls Club in February 2001. The <br /> study demonstrated most residents have a strong positive image of the YMCA. They view a <br /> YMCA as a place for families to go that offers a safe environment, adult fitness programs and a <br /> variety of programming for everyone. <br /> To highlight a few of our accomplishments; <br /> • Relationships with community leaders in Elk River and surrounding communities have been <br /> established. Board and Committees have been developed to create and implement a YMCA <br /> in Elk River. <br /> ❖ Developed and implemented programs to meet the needs of youth and families. hi 2002, <br /> over 200 youth participated in YMCA Camp Manitou. Young people were bused from Elk <br /> River to Camp Manitou in Monticello, Minnesota daily throughout the summer. The youth <br /> participated in archery, golfing, water sports, canoeing, field and track games, team building <br /> activities, arts and crafts, fishing, etc. Hundreds of additional youth were served in YMCA <br /> Summer Power and special programs. <br /> • Established funding to serve youth and families through the Sherburne County Family <br /> Service Collaborative. Programming is dedicated to serve at-risk youth and their families by <br /> providing young people participation in our National Program Using Minibikes and a Family <br /> Camp designed to bring families together and reduce out of home placement. <br /> • Established community presence through special events and programs that included; <br /> informational gatherings with community members, Sherburne County Fair information <br /> booth, seniors tours, family events, Expos, Earth Day, Day Camp Manitou and Summer <br /> Power. <br /> • Explored potential land and building sites for locating a YMCA facility. The City of Elk <br /> River is currently offering two potential sites for development. <br /> • Collaborations and partnerships have been developed with the City of Elk River, Boys and <br /> Girls Club, Sherburne County Social and Family Services, City of Elk River Senior Center, <br /> Elk River Police Department, Sherburne County Sheriffs Department, City of Elk River <br /> Community Recreation Department and several local business organizations <br /> • The Volunteer Founders Committee has voted on naming of the YMCA will be and kicking <br /> off a Founders Campaign. <br /> The YMCA mission and focus is building strong kids, strong families and strong communities. <br /> We bring over 150 years of experience, dedication and service to communities. More than 2,400 <br /> YMCA's serve more than 17.5 million members in the United States. <br /> Each YMCA is volunteer founded, volunteer led and volunteer based. <br />
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