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Celebrating the NewMacColl YMCA

MacColl YMCA: The cornerstone of the community for healthy living and youth development LINCOLN – The brand-new Mac-Coll YMCA – a 52,000-square-foot facility that’s Northeastern Rhode Island’s community center for better health and fitness – will open for tours on Friday, Aug. 24 through Sunday, Aug. 26, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Ideally located at 32 Breakneck Hill Road, right off Route 146, this Lincoln landmark has been trans-formed from a satellite of the Pawtucket YMCA to a major multi-generational health and fitness facility. Remaining, as a reminder of its country heritage, is the old, red dairy barn where some programming will continue. But the exciting focus is on the brand-new, two-story structure with its white walls trimmed in dark red and oversized windows that take in the wooded and hillside vistas of the surrounding farm. YMCA of Pawtucket General Di-rector Esselton McNulty describes “a robust, year-round program of activi-ties in youth and adult wellness and sports, early development education for preschoolers, and life extending activities for active, older adults. “This will make the MacColl YMCA a cornerstone of the commu-nity with a powerful mission to impact lives through youth development, healthy living and social responsibil-ity,” he said. Keeping with the YMCA tradition, this is a very family-friendly place. MacColl Executive Director Rob-ert Cioffi suggests, for instance, that parents can work out on treadmills while watching their children swim-ming in the pool below. And getting the kids into that pool will be so much easier with the new family locker room that provides 10 private dressing rooms, each with toi-let, sink, shower and changing stalls for siblings and parents. And what a pool that is. Kids get a

splash pad with fun jets of water and a twisting, 12-foot slide that sends them careening into a two- to four-foot-deep play area. Side by side is the adults’ pool, 26 yards long, with six lanes for work-outs and two 16-foot diving boards. Included in the new facility, too:

• A 30-foot-tall rock wall for climbing.

• A full gymnasium with a high school size basketball court, four cross-half courts and two volleyball courts.

• A 7,500-square-foot Cybex wellness center with free weights, weight training ma-chines, treadmills (complete with individual built-in TVs) and bicycles. Included are Cybex Arc Trainers designed to be gentle on joints while burn-ing more calories than elliptical machines.

• Three studio rooms for yoga, aerobics, and dance.

• Two interconnected activity rooms for youth programs and birthday parties.

• A kitchen large enough to ac-commodate hands-on nutrition classes

And along with the family locker room, are four more - one each for men and for women (with steam rooms and even a place to rinse out bathing suits), and a separate space for boys and for girls. MacColl YMCA is also a “green” certified YMCA with full climate con-trolled cooling and heating systems. Additional improvements of the 125-acre site next to Route 146 include an expanded parking area, new entrance, and trail and habitat development. This is a $13-million facility funded, says Cioffi, through savings, donations and grants and a $5 mil-lion bond through the Rhode Island

Economic Development Corporation. MacColl YMCA traces its roots back to the 1950’s and was built to ac-comodate the expanding needs of the Blackstone Valley. Local YMCA leaders wanted a summer camp for the children of Pawtucket and Central Falls, and they had their eye on an old dairy farm in Lincoln that was up for sale. Local businessman Norman Mac-Coll came forward with the asking price, some $55,000, and board presi-dent, Henry Blais, cast the deciding vote to move forward. Soon after the purchase, the YMCA built a large pool for a family swim

club and to serve as a resource for the day camp program. Contractors building Route 146 dumped excess soil on the property to create two new ball fields for the camp. The original dairy barn was saved and converted to a program center. Over the years, sports programs were added to the mix along with expanding childcare services. After years of planning, ground was broken for the new facility in April 2011. Now, with the opening of the new facility, the name officially changes from MacColl Field to MacColl YMCA and with that the focus to full-time, year-round fitness, educa-tion and recreation for all ages that reflect the core focus areas of youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. It comes after the national organi-zation’s move to “rebrand” itself with a new YMCA logo that uses simply “the Y” to align itself with how people most commonly refer to the organiza-tion. Reach this YMCA at 401-725-0773 or check the website at www.maccol-lymca.com.

“This will make the MacColl YMCA a cornerstone of the community with a powerful mission to

impact lives through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.”

- Esselton McNulty, YMCA of Pawtucket General Director

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LINCOLN – Jump into the pool, catch a zumba class or climb the rock wall. The entire 52,000-square-foot facil-ity that’s the new MacColl YMCA at 32 Breakneck Hill Road is open to the public this Friday, Aug. 24 through

Sunday, Aug. 26, 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm. Families of the wider Lincoln area are urged to walk through the entire campus, meet the staff, and enjoy hot dogs, hamburgers and pasta salad courtesy of the nearby Lodge Pub & Eatery restaurant on Saturday.

Learn about the premier childcare programming, vacation and summer camps, meet the fitness instructors, and join in a basketball competition.Full membership information will be available. Find the new MacColl YMCA right

off Route 146 at Breakneck Hill Road exit in Lincoln. And check out the website at www.maccollymca.com or call 401-725-0773 for more information.

Come see the new MacColl YMCA for yourself this weekend

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The New MacColl YMCA

OPEN HOUSE WEEkENdFriday, August 24th through Sunday, August 26th 1:00pm to 4:00pm Tour the 52,000 square foot facility and enjoy:

• Family swim (new spray park, double loop slide and more)

• Group exercise demonstrations every hour

• Child protection screenings provided by New York Life (Saturday)

• Basketball competitions

• Rock wall climbing in the new indoor rock climbing room

• Meet our experienced fitness instructors in our new 7,500 sq. ft. wellness/fitness center

• Guided tours of the entire YMCA campus

• Learn about our premier child care programs, as well as vacation camps and summer camps

HOURS OF OPERATIONFOR THE NEW FACILITY

—5:15 am to 9:30 pm

Monday - Friday

7:00 am to 6:00 pmSaturday - Sunday

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9:00 am - 12:00 pmSaturday

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Best of Luck to the New MacColl YMCA!

Proud to be part of this great community.

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The Town of Lincoln is proud to be the host community of the the newly renovated and

incredibly astonishing MacColl YMCA facility. As an integral part of our community, MacColl YMCA has been providing important and essential

services to numerous families here in Lincoln and throughout Northern Rhode Island for many decades.

The Town of Lincoln has been rated by Money Magazine as one of the top 100 communities to live and raise a family in all of the United States. Lincoln remains committed to improving the quality of life for all

our citizens and visitors. Our community provides state of the art schools, excellent public safety and municipal services, safe neighborhoods, a superb new senior center, historical preservation, hundreds of acres of beautiful parks,

playgrounds, recreation areas, and public open space.

In addition to the many active and vibrant organizations offering youth sports, Lincoln’s residents enjoy a vast variety of summer day camps, sports, passive recreation, and educational programs for both children and adults sponsored by the Town’s

Park & Recreation Department. The Town offers a series of free summer concerts which attract families from all over Rhode Island and neighboring Massachusetts.

The Town of Lincoln is a proud supporter of MacColl YMCA and recognizes the important contributions they bring to the community. The Town offers its sincere congratulations and wishes the YMCA continued success for many years to come!

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LINCOLN – The idea of cultivat-ing good, healthy habits in children has always been one of the top priori-ties at the YMCA. But today, with more research than ever showing that obesity and chronic illnesses in childhood are leading to bigger problems later on, the focus at the YMCA is expanding, shifting to better embrace the older generations and the “whole family” package. Staff members at the new MacColl YMCA in Lincoln and other area YMCA locations are working with the Y-USA and other partners to develop programs that put a stronger emphasis on trying to prevent and reduce risk factors for chronic illness-es like Type 2 diabetes, high blood pressure, obesity, and arthritis, among others. “We’re becoming more focused on the chronic illnesses that are prevalent not only in children but adults,” said Esselton McNulty, General Director of the YMCA of Pawtucket. The YMCA is beginning to de-velop programs to focus on eliminat-ing and preventing chronic illnesses in members of the entire family, from youth right through to adulthood, he said. New educational programs are designed to foster positive habits, said McNulty, effectively reducing or eliminating risk factors associated with chronic diseases. “If you eliminate the risk factors, you can reduce or eliminate the dis-ease,” he said. Ultimately, said McNulty, the ben-efits of better diet and activity habits help ensure that children and adults “can live a longer, more productive, happier life.” The YMCA of Pawtucket is work-ing with the Rhode Island Department of Health to develop joint classes on healthy living at YMCA locations across the state. McNulty said those classes are expected to start in No-vember at the beautiful new MacColl YMCA and other YMCA facilities. The classes, according to McNulty, won’t cost participants anything. They are designed for people who are

already at risk for chronic diseases, those who might be pre-diabetic, be suffering from arthritis, be addicted to smoking, or simply living a sedentary lifestyle. Participants will work with volun-teers as part of a six-week educational program to begin to change their life-style to be more active and nutritious. As the sessions wrap up, staff will then offer participants opportuni-ties to step into early-level fitness activities at the YMCA, “to get their feet wet, so to speak, and hopefully develop a liking for activities,” said McNulty. The idea of the introductory fitness classes, held in such locations as the state-of-the-art new 7,000-square-foot wellness center at the MacColl YMCA, is for adults who may never have had the experience of becom-ing comfortable enough to sign on for a membership to be able to do so without fear. “We take steps to start them off with stretching and share tips for warming up and smart wellness activities that they should do outside

of the class they are involved in,” said McNulty. “They should be thinking about being active every day no mat-ter what it is, taking the stairs, going for a walk.” There are numerous ways the YMCA is reaching out to address the health needs of entire families, ac-cording to McNulty, not only educa-tionally but in day-to-day activities. The YMCA of Pawtucket runs what staff members call “Fit Kids,” a year-round program of fun games and activities that take place at the Fam-ily YMCA, MacColl and Westwood locations. Fit Kids reaches about 900 children each day, said McNulty. Staffers are doing a better job working with parents to make sure the lessons learned during such programs at Fit Kids are maintained at home. Early in the school year, workers test children’s physical limits as part of a junior Olympics format using measurements from the President’s Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutri-tion. After a school year’s worth of games and other events, youths are then measured again and their new

fitness level determined. The goal, said McNulty, is to make children fit by the end of the school year. “We’ve had very good results,” he said. “If we can get them active and they can have fun doing it, and we put nutritious food with it as part of our snacks program, we end up improv-ing the fitness level of our children.” Information is then shared with parents on how to make nutritious snacks and meals so they can help their children make the foods at home. Staff members also share the results of the yearlong fitness pro-gram with the parents, showing how their children improved their overall fitness level as they grew one year older. The YMCA is committed to encouraging healthy habits in young people through a host of daily activi-ties, according to McNulty. Getting more children active on a regular basis, participating in programs at the YMCA with the rest of their family, will “go a long way” toward reducing the chances for arthritis, diabetes and other chronic illnesses.

At MacColl YMCA, the goal is to deliver a longer, happier life


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Early learning center expandsalong with MacColl footprint

LINCOLN – The Lincoln Child Development Center will welcome toddlers to its early learning program after the organization won a larger space in the MacColl YMCA expan-sion. The program, which will open in the fall, moved from the red build-ing near Breakneck Hill Road to the former youth program center building toward the rear of the property. With more space, the center moves from educating 3- to 5-year-olds to educat-ing those as young as 18 months. Director Andrea Engle, who has worked with early childhood pro-grams at MacColl for 18 years and has been director for the past 15, said all of the children learn according to their developmental levels. She said while there is play, there is always an educational component behind it. “We want to get away from people thinking we’re baby-sitters,” Engle said. “The goal is to really meet the needs of the kids in the program.” A maximum of 60 children can enroll, and age levels are separated into four different classrooms and one program room to keep tasks age ap-propriate. This will not be Engle’s first time dealing with the toddler set. While MacColl may have only served pre-school and pre-kindergarten children in the past, the organization has been teaching toddlers alongside older chil-dren at the Four Corners YMCA Early Learning Center on Bear Hill Road in Cumberland for years. “The Lincoln Child Develop-ment Center will be modeled after the current flagship program at Four Corners, which is accredited by Bright Stars, the National Association for the Education of Young Children, and the National Camp Association,” Engle said. “I want to strive for the best of the best,” she said, adding that the team of five lead teachers and eight aides will work “very hard.” Teaching is important to Engle, who has a bachelor’s degree in early childhood education and elementary education, and a master’s degree in special education. The Lincoln wife and mother of two said she always wanted to be a teacher, and she was hired for a camp counselor position right out of college. Many of the activities and lessons are centered around literacy, Engle said, whether they are stories, songs or plays. “I’m a huge literacy person,” she explained. “If you have that literary background, everything else will fall into place.” There is also a substantial music and movement component, which helps match the children’s energy levels. “Everything revolves around play-ing in a developmental way,” she said. Instead of dolls, there are manipu-

latives. A trip to the sandbox may in fact be a lesson about cause and effect as children experiment with sand through a funnel. Open-ended ques-tions prompt discussion and critical thinking. Children learn about a different country every month, as well as its native artists and musicians. “We want them to learn on their own. Instead of telling them, let’s show them,” Engle said. “That’s what makes kids most excited.” The Lincoln Child Development Center is open Monday through Fri-day from 6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. Most children attend five days a week, Engle said, but schedules and pricing, both for members and non-members, is determined based on each family’s needs. There are also two-hour-long child development pro-grams available that will allow parents to either participate or use that time to head to the gym or pool on their own. For more information, call Andrea Engle at 401-725-0773.

“Everything revolves around playing in a developmental way.”

“The Lincoln Child Development Center will be modeled after the current flagship program at

Four Corners, which is accredited by Bright Stars, the National Association for the Education of

Young Children, and the National Camp Association.”

- Andrea Engle, Lincoln Child Development Center Director


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As a father of three, I am proud that our

community has one of the premier YMCA’s in

the State of Rhode Island. It will be a place where

families will be strengthened by coming together

for health, fitness and quality time.

On behalf of the Rhode Island House of

Representatives, we welcome the new MacColl

YMCA to the Town of Lincoln, as a shining

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What better way to show your sup-port for the mission of the YMCA than to purchase a tile on the new MacColl YMCA Community Wall? Families and businesses are encouraged to create their own artwork, and all designs will be submitted for production. Memorialize a loved one, congratulate your child, or simply showcase your busi-ness as a proud supporter in the com-munity. Imagine the magnitude of pride and excitement you will enjoy by being a part of this tremendous wall of art. All proceeds will go to the YMCA “Support-A-Child” Fund, which provides neighborhood outreach programs and of-fers at-risk youth and teens the opportu-nity to take part in healthy activities in a safe environment. YMCA programming includes afterschool and day childcare, youth development activities and sum-mer camp. The benefit of this support ensures children and teens receive positive and safe experiences while participating in constructive activities that build charac-ter, enhance self-esteem and help chil-dren and teens grow, learn and thrive. At the YMCA, we believe our success will al-ways be measured by the lives we impact.

The mission of the MacColl YMCA is to promote and inspire life-long develop-ment for children, adults and families through programs that build healthy spirits, minds, and bodies for all. The YMCA achieves this through a broad range of activities that serve a commu-nity rich in racial, religious, ethnic, and economic diversity.

Families and Businesses Can Join MacColl YMCA’s Community Wall

Donations for tiles to support the YMCA “Support-A-Child” Fund

HELPING CHILDRENREACH NEW HEIGHTS

• Premier curriculum for toddler, preschool and pre-kindergarten

• N ew, state-of-the-art facility featuring swimming, health/wellness activities, and academic enrichment

• Before and afterschool care available for all Cumberland, Lincoln and N. Providence elementary schools

FOR YOUTH DEVELOPMENTFOR HEALTHY LIVINGFOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY

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The new MacColl YMCA building will feature many enhanced amenities. These new amenities include:

• New 52,000 square foot full facility that is handi-capped accessible

• Additional parking and easier access for dropping off youngsters and bus drop off

• A total of 4 swimming pools. A six-lane pool with adjacent water play park and double twist water slide

• An adventure center with a 30-foot high climbing wall

• A full gymnasium with a high school size basket-ball court and 4 cross half courts and 2 volleyball courts

• 7,000 square foot wellness center with free weights, weight training machines, treadmills and highly popular Keiser spinning cycles; 3 studio rooms for yoga, aerobics, and dance

• 2 interconnected activity rooms for youth pro-grams and birthday parties

• Overlook into the indoor pool — one story down and there is a sitting area for parents to observe their youngsters learning to swim

• Fully equipped child watch room

• Lower level lobby provides access to the indoor and outdoor pools through the locker rooms

• 5 locker rooms - men and women with steam room, boys and girls along with 10 room indi-vidual changing areas to accommodate families

• Energy efficient heating and cooling system

• 100% outdoor air ventilation unit for the pool-room for better indoor air quality, low chlorine odor, and added comfort

Additionally, the new swim club will offer:

• Aquatic Safety Certified Staff

• Family Environment

• Six Lane Wide Swimming Pool

• 20’x 20’ Diving Deep End

• Two 16’ Diving Boards

• 12’ Tube Water Slide

• Dressing Rooms

• Showers and Lockers

• Community Pool Access

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Meet the YMCA of PAwtuCket BoArd of direCtors PresidentTony Pires is an active member of the Board of Directors of the YMCA and brings a wealth of business and community experience to bear on the various issues and programs under review by the Board. Tony is retired as the Managing Partner of Troy, Pires & Allen, LLC – an East Providence-based insurance firm. He also served as a State Representative from Pawtucket for more than fifteen years, many of them as Chairman of the House Finance Committee. He is an active member of many civic groups including the Pawtucket Foundation, the Blackstone Val-ley Community Action Program and served as a softball and Little League coach. Tony is pleased to serve on the YMCA Board of Directors. “I am a strong believer in youth involvement in physical and sports activities because of the life lessons

learned regarding the need for individual commitment and dedication in order to build not only a strong team today but an entire community tomorrow.”

Congtatulations to MacColl YMCA from theYMCA of Pawtucket 2012 Board of directors

-Antonio Pires, President

Rebecca Book, Vice President

Marc dupuis, Vice President

Frederick Reinhardt, Vice President/Secretary

Catherine Eastwood, Treasurer

kevin Burns, Assistant Treasurer

Susan Reed, Past President

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OUR MISSION

The mission of the YMCA of Pawtucket, Inc. as part of a world wide fellowship, to provide services and activities which help people regardless of age, sex, race, or religion, to develop in mind, body and spirit; to recognize and fulfill their responsibilities to the family, the community and each other; and to improve their health and life-styles. In keeping with its mission the YMCA’s goals are:

HEALTH ENHANCEMENT

Provide a comprehensive quality program of health and fitness services that will enhance healthy life styles in the community

LIFETIME SkILLS dEVELOPMENT

Provide a comprehensive developmental program to enhance the learning experiences of children

STRENGTHENING THE FAMILY

Provide a broad range program of services to enhance family participation, parent-child relationship and Family unity

YOUR SUPPORT HELPS THE Y dELIVER OUR COMMITMENT

To nuture the potential of youth through building confidence at camp, academic enrichment in safe afterschool programs or foundational skills and values in our child care programs

To improve the nation’s health and well-being through combating obesity and chronic disease by providing support and resources people need to make positive changes

To give back and support our neighbors by empowering people with the resources to improve their lives. The Y connects and contributes to the community through its youth and teen programs helping to teach them valuable life skills that will enrich their lives.

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Bob Cioffi, Executive Director• Over 25 years of experience working for the YMCA, with 19 years being

within the YMCA of Pawtucket organization. He has been the Executive Director at MacColl YMCA for the past 10 years.

• Bachelors Degree, Health and Fitness, Springfield College.• Resides in Johnston with wife, Barbara and 2 children.

Andrea Engle, Senior Director, Early Childhood Education • Bachelors Degree, Elementary Education• Master Level Classes, Early Childhood Education• 17 Years of experience working for the YMCA.• Resides in Lincoln with husband, Bill and 2 children.

Eric Huard, Aquatics Director• Certified P.O.O.L. Operator• Over 13 years working with MacColl YMCA teaching swim lessons and

overseeing pool operations.• Born and raised in Lincoln, RI. Resides in Cumberland with wife,

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Karen Guerrier, School Age Child Care / Camp Director• Bachelors Degree, Elementary Education, Rhode Island College• Over 8 years working at MacColl YMCA• Resides in Lincoln with husband, Vladimir and 1 child

Peg Tormey, Office Manager• Over 12 years working at MacColl YMCA• Diverse skills possessed and responsibilities include all office operations

such as membership processing, camp sign ups, accounts payable and receivable, as well as purchase order processing

Shana McElroy, Health & Wellness Director New to the MacColl YMCA• Bachelors Degree, Kinesiology, University of Rhode Island• Previous Director of Association Wellness at Hockomock Area YMCA,

Foxboro Branch• Certified Livestrong at the Y and Cybex Research Institute Instructor• Resides in Cumberland

Theresa Pachuto, Membership Director New to the MacColl YMCA• Graduate of Katherine Gibbs School• Former Membership Director at Bayside YMCA in Barrington• Over 12 years experience with member service at the YMCA of Greater

Providence• Resides in Bristol

Meet Your MacColl YMCA Staff

esselton t. MCnultY GenerAl direCtor of the YMCA of PAwtuCket

• With over 35 years of experience working with the YMCA of Pawtucket, “Ess” grew the YMCA from a struggling $700,000 agency heavily in debt to a strong $8 million organization serving thousands of people in Northern Rhode Island.

• In the 1980s and 90s when workers needed safe affordable childcare, he spearheaded the initiative to expand YMCA services to meet the need from 200 to 1900 enrolled children.

• Improved facilities at MacColl YMCA to include a large pavilion, expanded youth center, 10 lane outdoor swimming pool and an aquatic spray park.

• Renovated the 100 year old Pawtucket Family YMCA into a state-of-the-art facility to engage members with all the wonderful programs that the YMCA has to of-fer – a 9 million dollar project that involved preserving the existing structure while structurally renovating the interior with feature-rich amenities.

• Created a new 52,000 sq. ft. year round YMCA facil-ity at the MacColl YMCA in Lincoln to anchor a larger complex of facilities and services for families in Northeast, RI.

• Air Traffic Controller/Radar Specialist United States Armed Forces – 1966 to 1968

• Bachelor’s Degree - Recreation,State University of New York at Cortland

• Masters Degree – Community Leadership & Devel-opment - Springfield College

• Married to Dorothy McNulty, with two children and two grandchildren

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