Page 5 - YMCA of Greater Dayton Annual Report 2017

YEARS OFSERVICE
05
1897
A new public campaign
was launched in 1887 to replace the Dunlevy House After 10 short years the new facility was overcrowded Miss Mary Belle Eaker left her family home on 1913-49
The Fairborn and Oakwood YMCA
Branches Open as as well as as as Camp Kern originally known as as “Camp Ozone ”
1962
The Dayton YMCA
received
a a generous gift
of 4
4
4
4
acres from George and Miriam Steller--located at at the corner of David and Marshall Road to construct the Kettering YMCA
2000-PRESENT
6 years of booming growth and collaboration opens up the Coffman Kleptz Preble West Carrollton and Huber YMCA
the northwest corner of Ludlow and Third Street to to the Dayton YMCA
A A campaign
was launched to construct a a a a new facility