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Little River Area Chamber of Commerce is a Little River, SC-based company in the Non-Profit sector.
Tallmadge Chamber of Commerce is a Tallmadge, OH-based company in the Non-profit sector.
Forest City is proud to be one of the smallest communities in the United States to offer a full service YMCA facility. The Forest City Y offers family-oriented fun, Christian values and a state-of-the-art facility that includes a cardio room, racquetball courts, large gymnasium, pool, spa and track. The Forest City Y serves people and families of all ages, income levels, and physical condition; with emphasis on responsibility and self improvement. The Forest City YMCA opened its doors in February 1987 thanks to the vision and generosity of John K. and Luise Hanson. As a child, John K. Hanson, Winnebago Industries founder, learned to swim at a YMCA facility. This impacted him and as Winnebago grew, he wanted the community he loved to benefit from a facility that everyone could enjoy regardless of income level, age or physical condition. He turned that vision into reality and began the process of establishing a YMCA in Forest City. John K. and Luise gifted the necessary funds to build the building which houses the Y and Hanson Field House for Waldorf College. The community rallied around their generosity through an effort called “Help us Open the Doors” which raised funds to equip the facility. Knowing that the YMCA was in a small community, the Hansons` established an endowment fund to ensure the longevity of the Y in Forest City. This endowment keeps membership rates at affordable levels. An annual support campaign is also conducted to provide financial assistance to those in need. The Forest City Y is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. Bruce Mielke has served as Executive Director since 1996 and oversees the facility, programs and supervises approximately 65 employees. MY Y IS EVERY Y- IOWA As a Forest City Y member, you have access to YMCAs across the state free of charge through the My Y is Every Y program. You must bring your photo ID and the Y you are visiting with be able to verify your current Y membership. Visiting members are our members! We encourage full use of the facilities, however only the Forest City Y members may receive member pricing on programs.
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Our goal is to offer the older adults we serve the ability to access programs and services available in the community. NCPHS works closely with many other non-profit agencies in the Bay Area. Activities and educational programs are provided to our Continuing Care Retirement Community residents by these community organizations. Affordable housing residents can choose to participate in a low-cost meal program and a health/education program that connects them with local services. In 2005, NCPHS embarked on substantial capital improvement projects at its facilities, which continue today. These upgrades and renovations will preserve the buildings we own and keep them attractive for future residents. We operate our residential communities as efficiently as possible, managing the human and financial resources available. Funds raised by Senior Services for Northern California (SSNC) are invested wisely by professional advisors who are guided by our Board of Trustees. Foundation gifts and grants support programs, services and projects designed to improve the quality of life for Northern California residents and older adults.