Member Story
Jan Shull has been a key employee of our YMCA for close to 12 years. She serves as Administrative Assistant in the Association Office and deals with many of the business functions of our YMCA. She has been describes as the Queen Bee, Momma and Pit Bull. Her organization skills and attention detail are invaluable.
On most days you can find Jason and Andrea working out at the Y. Not at the same time! Jason is one of our early birds, who come into the Y three days a week at 5 am. Andrea comes to the Y after she has dropped off their son, Peyton at school. She is also there three days a week, every week.
Andrea and Jason were the Co-Chairs for the We Build People campaign.
They have done a great job helping our staff tell our Y story to our community. Jason coaches their son, Peyton’s baseball and basketball team.
At the Girls Club, Danelle is the job leader on the Club newspaper which is about the girls and club activity. Shayne Collins mentions that she has learned to manage her academics and complete assignments in timely fashion so she can do many extra-curricular activities. She always takes the time to help with the younger girls and their homework. She dances with Tammy Arrowood’s Stars of Tomorrow; she’s involved in her church in youth choir. She’s an avid reader and is an Accelerated Reader standout, reading at least 2-3 books per week.
In addition to my full time job with Wachovia-Wells Fargo, I have also been a part time employee of the Y since 2005. Before I began working for the Y, I was the member that paid his monthly dues just in case I wanted to work out but never did because of feeling self conscience and awkward in the wellness room. I was unmotivated and overweight.
» Les Mills BodyPUMP launch party! Location: Dover Foundation YMCA
Get registered today to attend the FREE Les Mills BodyPUMP launch party at the Dover Foundation YMCA on Saturday, March 3rd!
» CALLING ALL TEENS Location: Dover Foundation YMCA
» YMCA Announces Diabetes Prevention Grant from the Kate B Reynolds Foundation Location: Dover Foundation YMCA
A grant from the Kate B Reynolds Charitable Trust was announced at the Cleveland County Family YMCA’s annual meeting. The YMCA was awarded a two year grant for $132,550 to support a diabetes prevention program.
» Shrink Down Location: Dover Foundation YMCA
Shrinkdown is a FREE to members eight-week healthy living awareness program that targets one of the top health issues in our nation and local communities- youth and adult obesity. The program provides helpful suggestions on ways to begin healthy eating (affordably) and how to increase daily physical activity. The program is about lifestyle change for the entire family.
» It’s a Brand New Day for the YMCA – Strategic Plan General News
The Cleveland County Family YMCA has an impressive history, yet we all believe that we have tremendous untapped potential to transform our community.
» LIVESTRONG at the YMCA Location: Dover Foundation YMCA
LIVESTRONG at the YMCA is a free program designed for cancer survivors 18 years and older who have become deconditioned or chronically fatigued from their treatment or disease.
