Frost Valley YMCA Is Open for Business
September 14, 2011 by The Catskill Chronicle
CLARYVILLE, NY (September 14, 2011) — On August 28, Hurricane Irene caused an overwhelming amount of destruction to the Frost Valley YMCA Camp and Conference Center.
On September 6, 2011 Tropical Storm Lee caused additional flooding and damage and washed out some recent road repairs. The current estimate for damages on the property is $750,000.
Road crews worked tirelessly to have Frost Valley’s road access back open for the weekend of September 10, 2011.
The collective damage from both hurricanes has disrupted the lives of the Frost Valley YMCA residents and campers in many ways. They had to cancel several popular events like Family Camp Week, Labor Day Weekend, a private wedding, and two Environmental Education school group trips.
Frost Valley YMCA is now open for business as the cleanup continues, such as cutting trees, clearing camp roads, and cleaning up water in buildings.
The Executive Leadership Team and the Board of Directors are focused on the financial steps needed to start the rebuilding.
Frost Valley is seeking donations through their website of www.frostvalley.org/relieffund. They will be announcing other help needed as they get a better idea of the damage.
For continuous coverage, follow them on Twitter: twitter.com/frostvalley or on Facebook: facebook.com/frostvalley.
For questions about programs, please check their website or email info@frostvalley.org.
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Frost Valley YMCA Is Open for Business
September 14, 2011 by The Catskill Chronicle
CLARYVILLE, NY (September 14, 2011) — On August 28, Hurricane Irene caused an overwhelming amount of destruction to the Frost Valley YMCA Camp and Conference Center.
Road crews worked tirelessly to have Frost Valley’s road access back open for the weekend of September 10, 2011.
The collective damage from both hurricanes has disrupted the lives of the Frost Valley YMCA residents and campers in many ways. They had to cancel several popular events like Family Camp Week, Labor Day Weekend, a private wedding, and two Environmental Education school group trips.
The Executive Leadership Team and the Board of Directors are focused on the financial steps needed to start the rebuilding.
Frost Valley is seeking donations through their website of www.frostvalley.org/relieffund. They will be announcing other help needed as they get a better idea of the damage.
For continuous coverage, follow them on Twitter: twitter.com/frostvalley or on Facebook: facebook.com/frostvalley.
For questions about programs, please check their website or email info@frostvalley.org.
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