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Management
The YMCA of Madison County is governed by a Board of Directors
consisting of YMCA members. They are elected to 3-year terms.
The Board establishes policies, sets membership fees, employs
the professional staff and oversees operation of the YMCA. The
professional staff carries out the policies set by the Board
and is responsible for the day-to-day operations, along with
the remaining staff. The Board of Directors is selected by members
of the YMCA at the Annual Meeting. All adult members are voting
members and invited to attend the Annual Meeting each March.
Date and time will be posted in the Front Lobby. |
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United
Way
The YMCA is a certified agency of the United Way of Madison
County. This means that the YMCA receives a portion of the funds
raised during the annual United Way fundraising campaign. This
money is used to help provide programs, services and memberships
to individuals and families. Please help the YMCA and other
community agencies by giving to the United Way. |
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Volunteers
The YMCA is a not-for-profit organization and is dependent on
members who volunteer their time on the Board of Directors,
committees, and for special events. If you are interested in
volunteering to work for your YMCA, contact the Executive Director
or the staff director for the area of your interest. |
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Special
Information
Remember-membership is a privilege. Fighting or profanity is
not permitted. Smoking or alcohol use is not permitted. |
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Holidays
The YMCA will be closed Good Friday, Easter Sunday, Memorial
Day, July 4th, Labor Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas and New
Year's Day. Closing notices will be posted in the Lobby. |
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Family
Sunday
We encourage family participation together. Members 18 and up
may also participate during Family Sunday. Children under 18
must be accompanied by an adult family member. Parents may bring
children who are members into the Adult Locker Room area under
their supervision during Family Sunday hours |
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Dress
Proper attire must be worn for activities: Shorts and tennis
shoes in the gym; swim suits (no cut-offs) in the pool. Black-soled
tennis shoes are not permitted in the racquetball courts or
gym. Shoes worn on the street are not permitted in the gym. |
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Out
of Town YMCA Members
Persons belonging to Muncie, Indianapolis, Marion, or New Castle
YMCAs will be allowed 3 visits to our facility at no charge,
after which a $3.00 fee will be charged for each additional
visit. YMCA members outside of the Y's mentioned above may visit
by surrendering their valid membership card during the visit. |
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Character
Development
A person of strong character strives to do what is right, even
when no one is looking. YMCA character development is about
a personal journey begun by YMCA staff and volunteers and others
who want their lives to stand for positive values associated
with the YMCA. We judge ourselves mostly by our good intentions,
but our character is measured by our behavior. This personal
journey offers the challenge to do a better job each day of
choosing the attitudes, words and behavior which reflect the
Y's core values. This will strengthen our capacity as a role
model and as a character builder. To this end we have teamed
with the local Character Courts movement to promote Trustworthiness,
Respect, Responsibility, Fairness, Caring, and Citizenship as
the values we will try to model. |
