The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis is proud to welcome new members to its Board of Directors and thank those who are completing their service.
These leaders play an important role in helping the Y serve the community. They guide the organization’s mission to support youth development, healthy living and social responsibility across Central Indiana.
The new board members bring a wide range of skills, experiences and a shared passion for making a difference. Their leadership will help the YMCA continue to grow and reach more people in need.
New YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Board Members:
- Allison Barber, PhD
- Jenni Browning
- Rafael Cecilia
- Stephen Corbitt
- Travis Darden
- Blake Huddleston
- Anna Milligan
- John Roach
- Bart York
The YMCA also thanks its outgoing board members for their time, leadership and dedication. Their work has helped strengthen programs, expand access and improve lives throughout the community.
Outgoing YMCA of Greater Indianapolis Board Members:
- Adam Broderick
- Andrew Buroker
- Tom Denari
- Craig Fenneman
- Doug Gettelfinger
- Jill Hall
- Jeffrey Harrison
- John Merrill
- Deborah Oatts
- Cheryl Watson
“Our strength comes from leaders who care deeply about the community,” said Gregg Hiland, president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis. “Our board members guide our work and ensure we are creating opportunities for all. We are thankful for the service of our outgoing members and excited to welcome new leaders who will help guide us as we move toward building a healthier, more equitable, more connected community.”
The YMCA’s Board of Directors helps set direction, provide oversight and build strong community partnerships. Board members also serve as champions for the Y’s mission and values.
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The YMCA of Greater Indianapolis remains focused on helping people learn, grow and thrive. With the support of its board, the Y will continue to provide programs and services that make a lasting impact.
Our community is stronger when we show up for one another. Volunteer with the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis and build a healthier, more connected future for all.
