Directory details for Young Mens Christian Association Of San Francisco
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Young Mens Christian Association Of San Francisco

169 STEUART ST SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94105-1206
www.ymcasf.org

For over 170 years, the YMCA of San Francisco has been an anchor in our communities of youth development, economic opportunity, and community well-being. We are committed to empowering individuals of all ages and walks of life to reach their full potential through pathways to social mobility and ho…

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EIN:
940997140
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Board Secretary

Caryl B Welborn

Board Vice Ch AI R

Gina Gregory Burns

President & Ceo

Jamie Bruning Miles

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Jon Eberly

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Alicia Becerril

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Amy Price

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Annabel Chang

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Christopher Patz

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David Kelly

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Eric Prosnitz

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Gary Teague

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Glenn M Farrell

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Jennifer Gridley

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Jeremy Welland

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John Baker

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John Willingham

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Josu Estrada

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Marianna Pisano

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Mark Bley

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Michael Robinson

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Peter M Susko

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Richard Chisholm

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Richard Robins

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Samuel Li

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Shelby Pasarell Ts AI

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Stephen Hankins

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Stephen Rogers

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Thomas Kearney

Svp & Cfo / Treasurer

Mittie Grigsby

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Andrew Vamis

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Chad Nico Hiu

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Chris Mccomic

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Erin Clark

Vp, Social Services & Mental Health

Evelyn Daskalakis

Vp, Hr & People Services

Ingrid Freed

Avp, Operations And Dif/Equity

Kari Lee

Avp, People Strategy

Lara Hitchcock

Avp, Health Initiatives & Community

Lauren Clapperton

Cao & Svp, Communications

Marcos Santiago

Vp, Child & Youth Development

Marissa Cowan

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Rachel Del Monte

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Rich Hillebrecht

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Rosanna Gomez

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Takija Gardner

Svp & Co Coo

Wesley Rich

Senior Executive Diretor

Anastacia Parker

Executive Director Of Facilities

Gary Cockrell

Dir Of Community Action Partnership

Manuel Rodriguez

Dir Of It Infrastructure & Workforce

Phillip Marabante

Senior Director Of Applications

Ravi Epuri

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