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Illinois Valley Y history
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1973 Paul Matthews, (Jackson Co.) Carbondale
1974 Dan Lesser, (McGaw) Evanston Township
1976 Jim Winkler, (Naperville) Naperville Central
1976 Aaron Brower, (McGaw) Evanston Township
1978 Mike Cheerva, (Southwest) Stagg
1979 Patricia Moncada,(Southwest) Morgan Park Academy
Then, in the early 1980’s an individual expressed his displeasure with our name and the perceived difference and negative connotation of “Sheltered Workshop” when he deposited his checks at the bank and applied for work in the community.
1980 Bill Danielczyk, (Elmhurst) York
In 1981, the first group home was established to serve 10 women.
1981 James Rouhandeh, (Jackson Co.) Carbondale
1983 Jeff Soukop, (Elmhurst) Lake Park
1984 Andrew Froberg, (Naperville) Naperville North
By 1985, the need for residential services had intensified and an eight apartment supported living complex was built through Farmers Home Administration to serve 22 men and women with developmental disabilities.
1985 David Kemp, (Elmhurst) Lake Park
1986 Paul Timm, (Southwest) Stagg
1987 Matthew B. DeLeon, (McGaw) Evanston
1988 Anil N. Keswani, (Elmhurst) Lake Park
1990 was the year targeted for design and construction of the south branch.
1992 Roxana Mehta Dubash, (Southwest) Stagg
Construction for a new 40,000 sq. ft. facility followed and the Center opened in December, 1995.
1995 Joseph Sterbis, (Elmhurst) Lake Park
Formal approval was given by both Boards for a consolidation of The Naperville Area YMCA and the Aurora Family YMCA. On July 23, 1999 the Board approved the addition of a Field House to be built South of 83rd street and West of Route 59.
1999 Emily Nash, (McGaw) Evanston Township
2000 Bill Dimitropoulos, (Southwest) Stagg
2002 Tarun Patel, (Heritage) Waubonsie Valley
2004 Kathleen Coverick, (Network) Stagg
2006 David Simnick, (Heritage) Naperville North
2006 Margaret Gibson, (Heritage) Neuqua Valley
2008 Cortney Charleston, (Heritage) Neuqua Valley
Since the 2010 conversion, the State’s Priority of Urgency of Needs (PUNS) list now has over 20,000 unserved or underserved people waiting for funding for adult services.
2010 Dan Cronin, (Heritage) Waubonsie Valley
And today…The YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago announces that effective January 1, 2011, the Heritage YMCA Group, a group of Ys in Aurora, Naperville, Oswego and the surrounding areas, has joined the Y of Metro Chicago network.
2011 Dan Cronin, (Heritage) Waubonsie Valley
2012 Kaveri Sharma, (Heritage) Neuqua Valley
2013 Kevin Wei, Neuqua Valley
2015 Daniel Park, Waubonsie Valley
2015 Ashley Maras, Neuqua Valley
2017 Archit Dhar, Neuqua Valley
2017 Zach Safer, Waubonsie Valley
2018 Rekha Iyer, Neuqua Valley
2020 Christopher Chung, Waubonsie Valley
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| Company name | Founded date | Revenue | Employee size | Job openings |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ODESSA FAMILY YMCA | 1969 | $5.0M | 12 | - |
| GREEN COUNTY FAMILY YMCA | 1982 | $5.0M | 14 | - |
| Missoula Family YMCA | 1970 | $5.0M | 50 | 7 |
| South Shore YMCA | 1892 | $10.0M | 350 | - |
| Anthem Community Council | 1999 | $11.9M | 125 | 3 |
| Limestone Family YMCA | 1986 | $5.0M | 13 | - |
| The Mount Desert Island YMCA | 1900 | $1.4M | 83 | - |
| Lakota Family YMCA | 1972 | $3.3M | 3 | - |
| Ridgeland Common Park & Pool | - | $1.1M | 25 | - |
| YMCA of Greater Spartanburg | 1903 | $6.4M | 58 | 19 |
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