TOGETHER, WE CAN HELP OUR NEIGHBORS
During these turbulent and unsettling times, the Y continues to be there for our communities. We know that some people need help shopping for their groceries, picking up prescriptions and performing other errands. The Y has a new outreach initiative to match volunteers with individuals most in need of assistance.
Anyone willing to be a volunteer for people in need located in your town, please email our Community Service Director, Robb Elko, at robbe@lhymca.com and you will be added to the volunteer list.
If you need assistance, simply email our Community Service Director, Robb Elko, at robbe@lhymca.com and you will be matched with a volunteer. It’s that easy!
The Lakeland Hills Family YMCA has always found ways to help people in our communities in times of crisis, but we can’t do it alone. Together, we can help those most in need.
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Below are some links to workouts that you can do at home:
Try a new workout that’s short but effective, and share it with your friends!
The Citizen of the Year Award is presented to individuals who, through his or her volunteer efforts, have made a difference in the quality of life for residents in the communities the Y serves.
The Educator of the Year Award has two categories: K-8 Educator of the Year, and the High School Educator of the Year. Both honor education professionals who have gone above and beyond in the development of youth/teens in the Y’s service area, through a significant, positive, and guiding influence in one or more of the following areas:
Individuals may be nominated from any school, public or private, within the Y’s service area. Nominations closed.
This award is presented to two eighth-grade students based solely on community service. The application requires two letters of recommendation. The two winning students will each receive a free one-year membership to the Y, an engraved plaque, and a $100 donation to the charity of their choice.
This award is presented to two high school seniors based solely on community service. The application requires two letters of recommendation. The two winning students will each receive a $1,000 college scholarship, a free one-year membership to the Y, and an engraved plaque.
Boonton | Mark Hettrich |
Butler | Ken Montanye |
Denville | Thom & Les Butler, Meg Olenowski, and Susan Reinhardt |
Montville | Sue Eagan |
Mountain Lakes | Jeanne Stillman |
Parsippany | Jeff Dickerson, Laurie Galdun, Stella Gizas, Lonnie Koch, Phyllis Magiros, & Cindy Stavrou |
Kindergarten – 8th Grade | Arlene Zagarino Dean of Faculty, Our Lady of Mount Carmel School, Boonton Jessica Stroh Language Arts, Lincoln Park Middle School, Lincoln Park Linda Carlesi Science & Religion, All Saints Academy, Parsippany |
High School | Michael Schutz History, Mountain Lakes High School, Mountain Lakes Gregory Dalakian Music & Band Director, Parsippany High School, Parsippany Kathy Effner Mathematics & Technology, Parsippany High School, Parsippany |
Parkins - 8th Grade | Ashley Zegler (Pequannock Valley Middle School, Pompton Plains) Zachary Finizio (St. Mary's Prep, Denville) |
Kogen - High School Seniors | Sejal Murthy (Parsippany High School) Andrew Lie (Parsippany High School) |
Richard M. Wilcox Award | Sue & Bob Elko of Denville |
YMCA Volunteer of the Year | Bill Olderman of Montville |