Juneteenth and the YMCA
The YMCA has a deep, rich history with the African American community. The first YMCA for African Americans was founded in 1853 in Washington, D.C. by formerly enslaved Anthony Bowen. And in the ...
Read MoreCaring For Community: Yesterday, Today, and Tomorrow
We haven’t really been closed during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sure, some Y programs and services were put on hold and the general public has not been permitted inside facilities, but the Y has been ...
Read MoreMore Than a Membership
For more than 175 years, the Y has led through times of change. Together with volunteers and donors, the Y has pivoted services to meet the needs of an ever-evolving community. Throughout History ...
Read MoreSupporting Our Active Older Adults
Did you know that more than 40% of seniors regularly experience loneliness? Research shows that loneliness can lead to serious health issues, especially for those over age 65. It can raise their ...
Read MoreYour Stimulus Payment Can Help the Y Serve the Community
The government recently announced that most Americans will receive economic impact payments beginning in mid-April. At a time of uncertainty, these stimulus payments will be a welcomed relief for ...
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