Notes From the Director’s Desk...Notes From the Director’s Desk Volume 16, Issue 6...

Notes From the Director’s Desk

Volume 16, Issue 6

November/December 2016

Activities/Sports 2/3

Kid’s Korner/ Learning Korner

5

Menus 6

Silver Speeders 7

Classes 9

Fitness 4

As we finish the last 2 months of 2016 we must reflect on what has been accomplished over the last year, plus what we have done since the Community Center opened back in 1992. Our growth over the years is attributed to the support that we receive from our members and the community. Without it we would not be where we are today. In March of 1992, the Community Center opened its doors to the community. Our goal is dedicated to the health, wellness, educational, recreational and social needs of Cheyenne County. We have strived to fulfill that mission statement throughout the years and become what we like to call “Cheyenne County’s Recreational Hub”, where we organize adult and youth sports, activities, fitness, meetings and a gathering place for family events. With the reopening of the daycare in 2003 it has grown to where we are licensed for 104 children with over 150 families utilizing this service. In fact, March of 2017 we will celebrate our 25th anniversary. Stay tuned for more news on our special celebration. Today, I am asking everyone for their support. Without your past support we would not exist. Support can come in many ways through many ways through purchasing memberships, helping buy a

future of the Community Center for generations to come. This is where you as a member of the Community Center can support the very mission we have been accomplishing over the last 24 years. If you truly believe that the Community Center has impacted your life or someone you know and would like to see that continue in the future, please consider making a Planned Gift to the foundation. Also, some of you might not have been around to participate in the original fundraising effort and might consider doing that now. Our case for support is in the fact that we have been impacting the lives of people in this community and surrounding areas for over 24 years. My belief is that now is the time for everyone to consider the importance of keeping assets within our community and strengthen the programs and services for our children and grandchildren. We will continue to make a difference in the lives of everyone in our community because I know that our mission statement is strong. The support can and will remain true to that mission if long term commitments to impacting lives remains important to all. Please remember that my door is always open for discussion. The coffee is always on. Stop by for a visit. Michael Namuth, Director

THE CHEYENNE COUNTY COMMUNITY CENTER 1992-2016

“24 YEARS OF DEDICATION TO THE QUALITY OF LIFE”

Dedicated to serving the health, wel lness , educational, rec reat ional and soc ia l needs of

Cheyenne County and the surrounding area.

Inside this issue:

Volume 16, Issue 6 November/December 2016

piece of needed equipment or remembering the Community Center in planned gifts towards our foundation. The Cheyenne County Community Center Foundation is the governing body of the Community Center. Foundations receive monies in four ways, annual fundraising drives, special purpose gifts, capital campaigns and planned gifts. Each of these has their importance and a foundation must concentrate on all four to survive. The Cheyenne County Community Center Foundation Board of Directors realizes the importance raising monies for the future of the foundation and the Community Center. The board, members and community have impacted 3 of 4 ways foundations raise money. First, the capital campaign to raise the money to build the Community Center. Secondly, each year for the past 11 years the board has hosted its annual fundraiser in March. Some of you may have attended and some others may have donated items to help our cause. Either way, this function has been successful; your support is greatly appreciated. We’ve also at times needed help in purchasing equipment for our fitness area and and/or businesses have stepped to the plate and supported our needs. The planned gift area has lacked over the years and has endowments to secure the

Fall HoursFall HoursFall HoursFall Hours MondayMondayMondayMonday----ThursdayThursdayThursdayThursday 5:00 am—10:00 pm

FridayFridayFridayFriday

5:00 am—9:00 pm

SaturdaySaturdaySaturdaySaturday 7:00 am—7:00 pm

SundaySundaySundaySunday

Noon—6pm

The Cheyenne County Community Center

Happy holiday season!! We have lots planned throughout the next couple of months to keep everyone of all ages busy. On December 4th we will be having the Vendor Holiday Fair in the gymnasium, it will run from 11am—4pm. There will be plenty of booths from around the panhandle with a variety of things they will be selling, just in t ime for some hol iday

shopping! Stop on by and see if there is anything to spark your interest. If you are interested in having a booth, please contact me at the Center and we will see if we can fit you in, this is for both hand crafted and home based businesses! Once again we are going to work in conjunction with the Sidney Care and Rehabilitation Center, formerly Golden Living Center, over the holidays with Santa for Seniors and making sure all the residents have a present or 2 to open during the holidays. In mid-November just look for the information on the bulletin board in the lobby and pick yourself an individual and make someone’s holiday memorable! We will be unrolling some promotions out over the next few months so make sure to pay attention to our newsletters, and all the social media including our website and Facebook to take advantage of what we have to offer, you won’t want to miss it! Come try out one of our fitness classes, remember for members classes are FREE, except for Spinning so take advantage of that! If you have any questions on any of the above please feel free to contact me at anytime at 254-7000 or [email protected].

Kiersten Richards Activities Director ccccactivities @hamilton.net

Activities/SportsActivities/SportsActivities/SportsActivities/Sports From the Activities Director From the Sports Director

Hello everyone! Another season of fall sports has come to an end and it is hard to believe how fast this year’s programs went! We have already wrapped up a handful of youth sports leagues, which include our Youth Flag Football league where we had 5 teams of Boys and Girls grades 1st -2nd, South Platte Youth Football league we had 2 teams of 3rd -4th graders and2 teams of 5th -6th graders. We also

wrapped up our fundamental youth volleyball camp for grades 3rd -6th this is then extended for our 5th -6th graders to CoNe Volleyball League where the girls played for 4 weekend at surrounding schools to finish with a tournament here in Sidney. Each of these leagues was very eventful, and it was extremely exciting to see the growth in all of the athlete’s abilities from the start of the season to the end! Currently we have a Coed Volleyball on Monday nights starting at 6:45 and Women’s Volleyball on Wednesday nights. This means the gym will be occupied on the West side Monday night and closed on both sides at 5:00pm on Wednesday nights. Youth Basketball will be kicking off its season with a Fundamental Clinic starting November 7th and will run for two weeks. This clinic will be offered for 3rd-6th grade girls and boys. This clinic is intended to help players as well as coaches when it comes to the proper fundamentals of basketball. After this clinic teams will be divided up equally by mixing 3rd and 4th graders and 5th and 6th graders together to participate in our Center League. Games will be played all day on December 3rd, 10th, and 17th. We will have each team play 2 games and many area teams join us for these games. Once these games are done our season will come to a break for a few weeks to enjoy the holiday season. After the New Year, Wyo-Braska and tournament play will kick off the traveling season. Wyo-Braska will last for 6 weeks alternating boys and girls each weekend, allowing us to host for two weekends here in Sidney. Let’s continue to have high amounts of participation for both kids and adults! Sports not only are fun, but also have many benefits of health!

Chrissy Houser Sports Director Sportsdirector @hamilton.net

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EventsEventsEventsEvents

ONE FREE DAILY PASS

Present this coupon to the CCCC staff and get 1 free daily pass.

November only!

Member name:_________________ Guest Name:___________________

**Only one per member

Allowed**

Staff signature:_________________

Holiday Vendor & Craft Event!!Holiday Vendor & Craft Event!!Holiday Vendor & Craft Event!!Holiday Vendor & Craft Event!! Sunday December 4th, 11am—4pm

A variety of crafters and home based businesses will be present for you to do your holiday shopping! There will be

something for everyone!!

In the gymnasium @ CCCC Many different booths with a variety of different items, come get your holiday

shopping done in one stop! If you are interested in having a booth,

please contact Kiersten Richards by November 4th

@ 254-7000, ext. 10

November is the month of thankfulness and the CCCC wants to express our gratitude to our members and the community!!

¤ Purchase an annual membership between November 1-15th and receive 2months free, 14 months for the price of 12! Expiration will be January 1, 2018

¤ For the month of November use the coupon on this page, and bring a friend who is not a member, to workout for FREE! (1 per member)

¤November 16th-30th ALL fitness classes are FREE to the whole community members

AND non-members! Take advantage of this to try out a new fitness class!

Follow us on Twitter & Facebook

December is Refer a friend month!!! Tis’ the season of giving!

Refer a friend to join the Community Center, if they sign up for an annual membership you get a FREE month added to your

membership for each referral!!


Hi, everyone! My name is Cassie Frerichs. I am 25 years old and recently just got engaged to an amazing man! A little bit about myself, I grew up on a ranch 12 miles outside of Dalton, NE. I have two younger brothers. Growing up on a ranch we had a very active lifestyle, we were constantly helping my dad feed cows and fixing fence. Having two younger brothers made me very competitive it would drive me nuts if they beat me at anything. I attended Leyton Public Schools, where I enjoyed playing volleyball, basketball, and running track (sometimes). My parents have always been very encouraging and supportive of me and never missed a single activity. After I graduated from high school I attended Chadron State College, for 3 years and

transferred to the University of Wyoming. Once I finished college I decided to want to live where I grew up and came back to the Sidney area. I love small towns and being able to enjoy the outdoors. I am extremely active and enjoy any outdoor and sports activities. But my true passion is fitness. I did not love working out when I was younger, I actually really disliked running. All that

changed when I went to college. I was dealing with some personal issues and found running and working out to be the best kind of therapy for me. It was a way for me to relieve all the stress that I had built up in me and let it go. Running is something that truly makes me happy and makes me feel alive. Not to mention it helps allow me to eat more of what I want. Growing up I was never big at all I was extremely little. I struggle with any weight lifting activity and had not much muscle to me. When I transferred to the University of Wyoming, I joined CrossFit 7220 when I first started I was very skeptical. I sometimes would do CrossFit workouts at the gym, but I really did not know what I was doing nor would I push myself to actually get a decent workout from it. I was content with just running and the occasional sit up routine that I normally did. CrossFit brought back the competitive nature in me and my desire to live a healthy life. It gave me the power and confidence I need to try anything and to not give up on my goals. I found out what I truly loved was working out with others. Having someone to keep me accountable and make sure I do get that one more rep and show up day after day. When working out on alone I realize that it is really easy to say “I’m tired maybe tomorrow”. When you have someone holding you accountable and waiting for you it is very hard to say no. I live, dream and eat fitness every day of my life. I fell in love with fitness. I want to share my love with others who have the aspiration to become a better stronger version of their selves. I believe anyone can reach their goal and I will help guide and show you the correct steps to get there. My mission is to help everyone find themselves healthy through the help of education, motivation, and coaching of fitness, nutrition, natural health and lifestyle. I think that it is very important to find time for yourself and your health every day.

FitnessFitnessFitnessFitness From the Fitness Director

Cassie Frerichs Fitness Director/Personal Trainer

[email protected]

Learning Korner had a wonderful time at our Halloween party!!

Everyone looked so adorable in their costumes. We also had a great time reading

pumpkin books, learning about how a pumpkin grows and about the letter “O,”

colors black and orange. Thanksgiving has entered into all of our learning

activities. Native Americans, Pilgrims, pumpkins, and many reasons why we are so

thankful. We will be working on our sounds of alphabet, rhyming words, shapes, and numbers

1-40. Christmas is coming near and your child will be singing fun December songs.

Miss Cassie & Miss Angie

From the Preschool Teachers, Learning Korner

Volume 16, Issue 6

Preschool & ChildcarePreschool & ChildcarePreschool & ChildcarePreschool & Childcare Kid’s Korner Childcare Center

It’s hard to believe that the holiday seasons are fast approaching us, with these come many exciting activities for or kiddos! Who doesn’t love to disguise turkey to help save his life, talk about what we are thankful for, make gifts for our family, sing Christmas songs and anticipate Santa’s arrival. It will definitely be an exciting fun filled two months. As we wind down the 2016 year we would like to thank all the staff, parents and community for the continues support in early childhood education. Kids Korner will be closed in observance of Thanksgiving Day on Nov. 24 and also on Nov. 25th. Kid’s Korner is in full swing with our Sixpence/Step up to quality program/grant. We

have been assigned a Coach-Mentor that visits us once a week. She will help us with meeting and achieving our goals that will better our center. Our childcare center will be rated soon on the ITERS (Infant/Toddle Environment Rating Scale) which evaluates us in many different categories such as Space and Furnishings, Personal Care, Activities, Interaction, Program structure, Staff and Parents, etc.

This will give us a baseline on where we are and what we need to work on to reach our goal. Once we feel we are ready to be assesses again we will be reevaluated and scored. Overall this process could take up to 3years to obtain a 5 star status for our center. Which of course is our long term goal!! With the Sixpence Grant comes many benefits and requirements for our teachers to meet. One of these is attending a 3 hour meeting once a month during the week. If you are interested in helping us out and becoming a substitute or a parents that would like to come in during this time, please contact us. Substitutes will be paid for their time and parents will received a free day of childcare!! Anyone with questions about our childcare center or our preschool program may contact us at 308-254-9240 or email us at [email protected]. Don’t forget to stay up to date with us on Facebook - Kid’s Korner Childcare Ctr. As well! Sincerely, Tiffany Jones - Childcare Director & Callie Schilz - Assistant Childcare Director

Tiffany Jones Daycare Director [email protected]

Here are a few things we are thankful for:

• Slime to play with

• Cupcakes and toys at my house

• The pool to have fun • My family

• I can give people hugs • My mommy and her kisses

• Coming to daycare

What we really want for Christmas this year:

• A combine • Paw patrol • Cowboy

• Barbies, Barbie houses & cars • A soft unicorn • A baby alive

• A Nebraska helmet • A 4-wheeler

• A puppy that barks and walks with a leash

KID’S KORNER & LEARNING KORNER ACTIVITIES

If Santa was stuck in a Chimney what would you do?

- Pull him out -Get a bigger stick and poke him out -Hide -Give him some of my presents -give him something to eat and drink

-Climb to the top and get him Pull on his feet


Congregate MealsCongregate MealsCongregate MealsCongregate Meals

Congregate Meals are served at the C h e y e n n e C o u n t y Community Center Monday thru Fri-day at Noon. The cost is $3.50 per meal for persons age 60 and over. For persons under age 60, the cost is $8.00 Orders for the current day’s meal must be placed between 8:30 and 9:30 am on that day. Call 254-4835 and speak with the Site Manager, Judy Schaefer. See friends and share a great tast-ing, nutritious meal. All meals are served with a bread, milk, and/or coffee, and a dessert. The menu for Congregate Meals are as follows:

Tuesday, Nov. 11: Polish sausage with red skin potatoes, green beans & citrus salad Wednesday, Nov. 2: Hamburger pizza, tossed salad with tomatoes Thursday, Nov. 3: Crab salad, hashbrowns & baked tomatoes Friday, Nov 4: Cook’s Choice Monday, Nov. 7: Goulash, vegetables and pear chunks Tuesday, Nov. 8: Chicken pot pie, potatoes and vegetable pie & jello Wednesday, Nov. 9: Pork cutlet, au gratin potatoes & spinach Thursday, Nov. 10: Hamburger w/ lettuce, tomato & pickle, pasta salad & baked beans

Friday, Nov. 11: Roast turkey, mashed potatoes & gravy, green bean casserole Monday, Nov. 14: Cranberry chicken salad, tater tots, peas & carrots Tuesday, Nov. 15: Swiss steak w/ tomatoes, macaroni & cheese & fruit juice Wednesday, Nov. 16: Pork loin, parmesan potatoes & brussel sprouts Thursday, Nov. 17: Hot turkey sandwich, mashed potatoes, 3 bean salad Friday, Nov. 18: Baked fish, fluffy rice & juicy jello Monday, Nov. 21: Liver & onion or alternate, mashed potatoes & gravy Tuesday, Nov. 22: Ham loaf, oven browned potatoes & mixed veggies Wednesday, Nov. 23: Chicken strips, potato wedge Thursday, Nov. 24: Tater tot casserole, buttered beets & tomato juice Friday, Nov. 25: Egg salad sandwich, citrus salad & cream of broccoli soup Monday, Nov. 28: Chicken and dumplings, mashed potatoes & gravy Tuesday, Nov. 29: Pulled pork sandwich, tater tots & coleslaw Wednesday, Nov. 30: Baked chicken, macaroni and cheese & broccoli Thursday, Dec. 1: Taco Salad on chips w/ meat, cheese, lettuce, spanish rice & refried beans Friday, Dec. 2: Tuna salad sandwich, peas & orange gelatin Monday, Dec. 5: Chicken fried steak, mashed potatoes and gravy, oranges

Tuesday, Dec. 6: Ham salad sandwich, veggie soup & fruit juice Wednesday, Dec. 7: Meat/veggie pizza, tossed salad w/ tomatoes Thursday, Dec. 8: Pork roast, creamed potatoes & lima beans Friday, Dec. 9: Swiss steak with tomatoes, rice & fruit Monday, Dec. 12: BBQ Chicken on a bun, french fries, baked beans Tuesday, Dec. 13: Ham and beans, brussel sprouts & corn bread Wednesday, Dec. 14: Cook’s Choice Thursday, Dec. 15: Baked fish, rice pilaf & sweet potatoes Friday, Dec. 16: Chicken and noodles, mashed potatoes & veggies Monday, Dec. 19: Oven fried chicken, mashed potatoes & creamed corn Tuesday, Dec. 20: Beef and noodles and broccoli Wednesday, Dec. 21: Fish, parslied potatoes & vegetable Thursday, Dec. 22: Chili with meat & beans, carrot & celery sticks & fruit juice Friday, Dec. 23: Glazed ham, sweet potato casserole & green bean casserole Monday, Dec. 26: Closed Tuesday, Dec. 27: Chicken al a king, peas & carrots & green jello Wednesday, Dec. 28: Sweet & sour pork, rice and sugar snap peas Thursday, Dec. 29: Tuna noodle casserole, harvard beets & fruit juice Friday, Dec. 30: Sloppy joe on bun, pasta salad w/ veggies and tater tots

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Hello Everyone!! It’s Holiday time at the Center, great food, gift giving, fall and Winter activities, plus a great time for our area Silver Speeders to come to the Center! With the end of Fall and the onset of Winter, Center activities are geared to the Season. The normal daily card games, exercise classes, and wonderful meals will continue to fill the days. In November, Potluck and Bingo will be held Nov. 6th, starting at 1pm, and the Senior Dance will be Nov. 27th. December will have the Potluck on Dec. 11th, but there will

be no Senior Dance due to Christmas being the same day. The bus to Branson will be leaving Nov. 27th, and at press time there are still spots available. Remember the cost is $619 double occupancy. A couple day gambling trip to the Wind River Casino in Riverton, WY is in the works for this coming April, so stay tuned for that. As Christmas approaches, the Center will again be providing a day of Holiday crafts at Sloan Estates and Western Heritage. With the help of Sue Jahala, the Center will have crafts at the previously mentioned facilities the week of Dec. 5th. For Golden Living and SRMC nursing care, we will be doing gingerbread houses the week of Dec. 12th. The Holidays are always a great time at the Center, so as we move toward 2017, the Tunnel Walk is pretty strong! Until Next time! Scott Borcher

Over 55 Silver Speeders November/December

Senior ActivitiesSenior ActivitiesSenior ActivitiesSenior Activities

Scott Borcher Senior Community

Director [email protected]

*Cards every Tuesday & Wednesday, 12pm—3pm *Every Thursday Bingo @ Golden Living Center, 2pm

Pitch Tournament— Nov. 15th & 16th

Senior Dance— Nov. 27th, 1:30 - 4:30pm

Potluck & Bingo— Nov. 6th, 1-3pm

*Cards every Tuesday & Wednesday, 12pm—3pm *Every Thursday Bingo @ Golden Living Center, 2pm

Pitch Tournament— Dec. 13th & 14th Senior Dance— No December dance

Potluck & Bingo– Dec. 11th, 1-3pm

The Center is the one stop for all your senior needs— great inexpensive meals, exercise classes weekdays @ 9am, cards 3-4 days a week, year round trips, day

trips and activities, medical and financial planning info, plus just a great place to come and have a good

cup of coffee!!


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3 4 5

6 Senior potluck and bingo 1-3pm

7 8 WIC 8-5pm Senior Cards 12-3pm Weight watchers 4-7


10 Bridge 1-3:30pm

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13 14 15 Senior Cards 12-3pm Weight watchers 4-7


17 Bridge 1-3:30pm

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24 Thanksgiving Open 7am - 1pm

25 26

27 Senior Dance 1:30pm - 4:30pm

28 29 Senior Cards 12-3pm Weight watchers 4-7


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Volume 16, Issue 6

New Fall Fitness Class

Brochures are

available on the front

counter!!

Yoga !!

Tuesdays & Thursdays

5:45pm—6:45pm

Please bring your own mat.

Spinning ®Spinning ®Spinning ®Spinning ® Schedule of classes available at front desk.

$5/class or

unlimited monthly: $25/member

$50/non-member

QuickFit

M/T/W/Th

12:15—12:45 pm

The perfect

lunchtime workout!

No materials

required!

PoundFit Using Ripstix®, lightly weighted drumsticks engi-

neered specifically for exercising,

POUND® transforms drumming into an incredibly

effective way of working out.

Instead of listening to music, you become the music

in this exhilarating full-body workout that com-

bines cardio, conditioning, and strength training

with yoga and pilates-inspired movements. Designed for all fitness levels, POUND® provides

the perfect atmosphere for letting loose, getting energized, toning up and rockin’ out! The workout

is easily modifiable and the alternative vibe and welcoming philosophy appeals to men and women

of all ages and abilities.

Silver Sneakers Muscular Strength

& Range of Movement

Tuesdays and Thursdays 9 - 10 am

Stretch Class

9:00am—10:00am **Low impact

**Please bring mat

PiPiPiPi----YoYoYoYo Wednesdays , 12:15 - 12:45pm

PiYo combines the muscle-sculpting, core-firming benefits of Pilates with the strength and flexibility advantages of yoga. We can crank up the speed to deliver a true fat-burning, low-impact workout that leaves

your body looking long, lean, and incredibly defined.

Total Body Conditioning 5:15am—6:00am

A well rounded workout! Mondays , Wednesdays & Thursdays

Non-Members: Punch

Passes for Fitness

Classes are available!

Pick the class you want

to attend and purchase

a monthly class pass

for $40. This will

entitle you to attend

that specific class for

as many times that you

want in that particular

month. Ask the front

desk for details!

NEW!! There will now be

Saturday morning fitness

classes! Every Saturday @ 8am

there will be a scheduled

fitness class, all classes will be

on a rotation schedule, inquire

at the front desk!


Merchandise: LANYARDS -$2

RESISTANCE BANDS: Medium $1/foot

Heavy $1.25/foot Extra Heavy$2.50/foot

YOGA MAT - $20 LIFTING STRAP - $5

HEADPHONES: Ear buds- $16, BP-52- $12,

HP-101$7 LAP COUNTER- $14

“JOIN THE BUILDERS”“JOIN THE BUILDERS”“JOIN THE BUILDERS”“JOIN THE BUILDERS”

Buy a brick and complete the Community Center. Bricks are available @ $50 each

with an additional charge of $10 per line.

This is a special way to recognize family members or loved ones and help the

Community Center Foundation in future endeavors. Please call for information or

stop by and pick up a form.

A Few Benefits of a community center membership: • Free fitness classes * discounts on rentals (rooms, chairs & tables) * Free Wi-Fi • Clean locker rooms and shower facilities with complimentary sweat and bath towels

• Complimentary Fitness Assessment • *Access to cardio equipment, resistance machines & free weights

• Indoor walking/running track * Equipment instruction • Proper use of all machines as well as free weights and resistance equipment

Kids Korner

childcare center be

closed on November

24th and 25th.

Holiday Hours

Thanksgiving Day: 7am—1pm

Christmas Eve: CLOSED

Christmas Day: CLOSED

December 26th: CLOSED

New Year’s Eve: 7am—1pm

New Year’s Day: noon—6pm

Volume 16, Issue 6

Current Income RatesCurrent Income RatesCurrent Income RatesCurrent Income Rates Figure based on a $20,000 charitable gift:

Your Gift Annuity will:Your Gift Annuity will:Your Gift Annuity will:Your Gift Annuity will: • Help your community center • Increase your income • Provide a guaranteed fixed income for life

A Charitable Gift That Provides Lifetime IncomeA Charitable Gift That Provides Lifetime IncomeA Charitable Gift That Provides Lifetime IncomeA Charitable Gift That Provides Lifetime Income And Support For Your CommunityAnd Support For Your CommunityAnd Support For Your CommunityAnd Support For Your Community

In today’s economic environment you may want to consider the many advantages of a Charitable Gift Annuity as a tool to help you give back to your community.

You may want to consider the many advantages of a Gift Annuity. For more information contact:For more information contact:For more information contact:For more information contact:

Cheyenne County Community Center Foundation, Inc. Dianne Dorwart, President

627 Toledo St., Sidney, NE 69162 308-254-7000 www.community-center.org

Rates recommended by the American Council on Gift Annuities, January 2016

Benefits of a Gift Annuity Once established, income payments are made for life. Annuity rates (the rate for income payments made to you) are based on age and are higher for more senior persons. With the benefits of fixed income payments, reduced taxes, and an ultimate gift to charity, it is easy to see why so many friends consider the gift annuity to be the ultimate win-win solution in today’s economic environment. The Nebraska Community Foundation partners with a community leaders to inspire charitable giving, prudently manage financial resources and make strategies investments for prosperity of our people and our communities. The Foundation is a 501©(3) nonprofit charitable corporation founded in 1993. the Foundation provide af-filiated fund status to communities and organizations statewide.

What is a Charitable Gift Annuity? A charitable gift annuity is a charitable giving tool that provide you with a fixed income for life and leaves a lasting gift to your community or favorite charity. In addition, two tax benefits add value to the gift annuity. Second, part of each annuity payment we make to you will be tax-free! A charitable gift annuity makes it possible for you to increase your cash flow for the rest of your life (or the life of a loved one), and eventually benefit your community or favorite charity.

How Does a Gift Annuity Work? The concept of a gift annuity has been around for more than a century. A charitable gift annuity is an agreement by which you transfer cash or securities to the Nebraska Community Foundation in exchange for our promise to pay you a fixed income for your life. The minimum gift size is $20,000 and the income payments can begin as early as age 65. your gift works during your lifetime by paying you a constant and partially tax-free income. You can also choose to benefit someone else. For example, income payments can be continues for your spouse or another loved one after your lifetime. Upon the death of the last income recipient, the remainder of the annuity will be placed in a permanent endowment to support a community or organizational charity of the Nebraska Community Foundation, as you direct.

You may want to consider the many advantages of a Gift Annuity. For more information contact:

Cheyenne County Community Center Foundation, Inc. Dianne Dorwart, President

627 Toledo St., Sidney, NE 69162

Age Rate Age Rate

65 3.7% 80 5.8%

70 4.1% 85 6.8%

75 4.8% 90 8.0%

Current Payment Gift Annuity Rates for One Life Rates for One Life Current Payment Gift Annuity Deferred Payment Gift Annuity Rates

Age 5 Years 10 Years 15 Years

50 n/a n/a 6.6%

55 n/a 5.5% 7.2%

60 4.5% 6.0% 8.4%

65 5.0% 7.0% 10.0%

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PaidPaidPaidPaid Sidney NESidney NESidney NESidney NE

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Class Class Class Class InstructorInstructorInstructorInstructor DayDayDayDay TimeTimeTimeTime LocationLocationLocationLocation Stretch ClassStretch ClassStretch ClassStretch Class B. Sonntag M W F 9:00 AM—10:00 AM Meeting Rooms SilverSneakersSilverSneakersSilverSneakersSilverSneakers B. Bown TU TH 9:00 AM—10:00 AM Meeting Rooms PiPiPiPi----YoYoYoYo A. Fisher W 12:15 PM—12:45 PM Meeting Rooms Total Body Conditioning Total Body Conditioning Total Body Conditioning Total Body Conditioning L. Herboldsheimer M W TH 5:15 AM—6:00 AM CCCC West Gym QuickFitQuickFitQuickFitQuickFit A. Fisher M TU 12:15 PM—12:45 PM CCCC West Gym YogaYogaYogaYoga A. Fisher TU/TH 5:45 PM—6:45 PM Meeting Rooms PoundFitPoundFitPoundFitPoundFit K. Schumacher M 5:45 PM—6:45 PM Meeting Rooms TH 12:15 PM - 12:45 PM Meeting Rooms SpinningSpinningSpinningSpinning K. Richards/L. Bosard K. Mathewson Schedule available at front desk East Racquetball **separate charges apply for Spinning®**

Classes are FREE with membershipClasses are FREE with membershipClasses are FREE with membershipClasses are FREE with membership

Non-Members: $5 Drop In Fee or $40 Monthly Class Pass

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COMMUNITY CENTER

Dedicated to se rving the heal th ,

wel lness , educational , rec reational

and soc ial needs of Cheyenne

County and the surrounding area . Come to the Center! Phone: 308Phone: 308Phone: 308Phone: 308----254254254254----7000700070007000

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