Montgomery County Y News
WIN $500, $1,500 or $5,000!!!
by Kristi Potts on 09/07/18
This is a great way to support the Y’s scholarship programs, program activities, as well as additional facility enhancements and funding for “A Better You Makes a Better Us” program, all while enjoying fun, fellowship, and a chance to win up to $5,500!
It doesn’t take much to win—just purchase a ticket and wait for the MYSTERY SURPRISE FROM THE SKY to come down from the helicopter above and “drop” on your square. So, get your friends and family together to split a ticket or two and come down for your chance to win! Win an extra $500 if present at the time of the big drop! Also, two additional money balls will be dropped. A blue colored ball wins $5,000, a red colored ball wins $1,500 and the white colored ball wins $500.
In case of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled. Please listen to KCSI/KOAK Radio 95.3 FM or 1080 AM in Red Oak, IA, watch our Facebook page, or call us to find out when!
For more information on the Mystery Drop, or how you can become a member, volunteer, and/or a donor please call John Blomstedt, YMCA Executive Director at 712-623-2161, stop in at the Montgomery County Family YMCA located at the beautiful Red Oak Legion Park, 101 East Cherry Street, Red Oak, Iowa, or email John at johnb@mcymca.com.
Tentative Schedule for the Week of 9/10/18
by Kristi Potts on 09/07/18Tentative Schedule for 9-10-18 - 9-16-18 Coming up with have two large fundraisers - our Annual Golf Tournament where you can win a 2019 Jeep Compass and our Mystery Drop where you can win up to $5,000!!! Visit our Programs page for more info!
"Family Well-Being" - Montgomery County Community Forum
by Kristi Potts on 09/05/18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
COMMUNITY FORUM
“FAMILY WELL-BEING”
September 17, 2018
Inman Primary School Gym (Red Oak Community Schools)
6:45 pm to 8:30 pm
The goal is to provide information on Family
Well-Being in the community and educate people on what is happening in
Montgomery County and the Red Oak Community.
Family Well-Being is the family social climate,
family integrity, family functioning, family resilience, and coping
AGENDA:
6:45 pm to 7:00 pm - Agency information
available at tables
7:00 pm to 8:00 pm - Panel discussion
Panel members—Red Oak Police Chief, Tracy Vannausdle and Debbie Graber (Red Oak
Community Schools), Zion Recovery, DHS, Montgomery County Child Abuse Council.
8:00 pm to 8:30 pm - Agency information
available at tables
SPONSORED BY:
Montgomery County Child Abuse Council (Family Success)
Red Oak Community Schools
Montgomery County Family YMCA
Red Oak Chamber and Industry Association
.
AGENCIES WITH INFORMATION TABLES:
League
of Human Dignity |
Child
Care Resource and Referral |
1st
Five |
Boost 4
Families |
United
Health Care |
Montgomery
County Economic Development |
Child
and Family Resource Network |
GHEA-Family
& Educator Partnership |
Waubonsie
Mental Health |
Heartland
Family Services |
SW
Iowa/Nebraska AIDS Project |
Tobacco
Prevention |
Montgomery
County Extension |
Montgomery
County Family YMCA |
Montgomery
County Memorial Hospital |
Red Oak
Community Schools |
Wilson
Performing Arts |
Red Oak
Mentoring Program |
“Everyday
connections are more important than we ever believed. Science tells us that
relationships have the power to shape our brains. Relationships help us learn
better, work better, and parent better.
When we experience tough times, they help us heal. With each connection, we develop a healthier,
stronger community.” -Connections Matter
Tentative Schedule for the Week of 8/27/18
by Kristi Potts on 08/24/18
Ricochet Leadership Program Comes to Red Oak
by Kristi Potts on 08/24/18
Ricochet Leadership Program Comes to Red Oak
Red Oak, IA— The Iowa State University Extension and Outreach Office in Montgomery County and the Montgomery County YMCA is excited to bring Ricochet: An Extreme Leadership Adventure to 6th through 8th grade aged youth in the Red Oak community this fall. The Ricochet program will begin on October 8th with a full day of leadership skill development and continue with four, hour-long Wednesday after school sessions until November 7th.
Participants will have fun learning about leadership and developing their leadership skills by playing with odd balls, Toobeez, buzz rings, raccoon circles, a lycra tube and more! Plus snacks will be provided!
The deadline to sign up is Wednesday, September 26th and registration is limited. There will be registration fee of $25, however, scholarships are available to offset the cost.
Please contact Celine Beggs, County Youth Coordinator at the Montgomery County ISU Extension Office by calling (712) 623-2592 or by emailing cmbeggs@iastate.edu for a registration form or if you would like to donate to the program.
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