Find Physical Fitness & Community Recreational Facilities Nonprofits and Charities

  Ralph Maness wrote:

I serve on the Board of this volunteer organization and I do so because of all the various good works CRRC does for our community. While there is a paid staff to maintain a sense of direction and stability, the vast majority of the efforts are carried... more »

  Lauren100 wrote:

I started volunteering with America On Track years ago. There are few pursuits in my life that have left such a feeling of inspiration and gratitude. This organization has created an extended family for hundreds of children, who's lives have been impacted... more »

  Writer wrote:

As the Executive Director of the Williamstown Youth Center, I had the opportunity to bring children during our summer camp last year to Ramblewild, one of the major hubs coordinated by Feronia Forests. The children, ages 8-12, experienced the Aerial... more »

  pinklady412 wrote:

The Dragons Den is an amazing place. My son goes there everyday and loves it. He has a new found confidence in himself since going there. The staff is wonderful and helpful. more »

  Writer wrote:

Beverly at Wounded Warrior Support Network was instrumental in transition from my active duty time. She inspired me to focus my career on working with veterans and helping them in their transition. more »

  BrazilianArts_Houston wrote:

The primary reason that I became active with the Brazilian Arts Foundation was because the organization shows such a passion for MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE to everyone in the community. I've witnessed the BAF host more community-oriented activities and... more »

  jkelements wrote:

I have been on the Board for "Bikes for Kids" for several years and I have seen the amazing impact it has had on the lives of the kids and families that have recieved bikes every year. If you haven't attended the May Event I would encourge you to do... more »

  Pamella H. wrote:

I am the parent of a child who attended Renaissance and can attest to the value and commitment of the program. My daughter started the program to learn about music and her experience far exceeded her expectations. Not only did she receive a solid foundation... more »

  bethpuma8 wrote:

Turnstone has been a blessing to our family. Our daughter was born prematurely, and because of that, suffers from retinopathy of prematurity. Because she has such little vision, she can only play sports in a safe environment. With Turnstone's adaptive... more »

  kneequeen wrote:

I participate in Dr. Brantley’s class on Zoom. She makes even Zoom classes personal. It is a pleasure to get up early and move with her. Her classes move every part of the body. Monthly she introduces a theme. This month was improving sleep.I... more »

  celine wrote:

I love to volunteer at Youth Challenge. Everyone is so nice and helpful when I was a new volunteer. They showed me the ropes at Youth Challenge. Everytime I volunteer the children are so full of life and ready to begin the program. Youth Challenge offers... more »

  Kelley4 wrote:

Together We Rise is a non-profit that supports foster children. What makes TWR different is that it is fueled by the actions of young adults - mostly college age, and some high-school. TWR was started by Danny Mendoza when he was 18-years old - go to... more »

  DonnaV wrote:

Since the fall of 2010, I have been a coach for Girls on the Run. This program helps young girls from 3rd through 5th grade develop a positive self worth. Weekly discussions with the girls include friendships, bullying, and positive attitudesThe final... more »

  sampson wrote:

I'm a huge advocate of the Jones Center - it's such a unique resource which serves so many different needs while maintaining an inclusive environment. more »

  Jessika Kattah D. wrote:

Jessika Kattah - (Rider) and Reinaldo Maiz - (Rider);​When I was able-bodied, I ran many 5k's for causes dear to my heart. In 2012, I became paraplegic and the thought of crossing the finish line of a 5k was impossible. After learning that... more »

  Mandy M. wrote:

OGA provides a very safe, fun environment for learning gymnastics. My kids (5 and 8) have been taking classes there for about 18 months now and really love it! more »

  caliosheila wrote:

Following the devastation in the American Samoan Islands, many Americans experienced heartfelt sadness at the loss of family members. One of those Americans was a young man serving in the United States Marine Corps who had lost 16 members of his family... more »

  bnmccoy03 wrote:

Wonderful staff, friendly enviroment, and a great place to take the kids to hang out! Me and my 3 kids came to the "center" for about 3 years and really enjoyed spending time making crafts and doing aerobics. more »

  C.O.S. wrote:

Thank you Bridge Lacrosse for another successful partnership! Circle of Support's mission is to expose the students in the Southern Dallas and surrounding cities to new and exciting experiences and your program was a major part of that mission.... more »

  NBGramps wrote:

St. Luke's LifeWorks (SLLW) enables clients to become self-sufficient by providing educational opportunities, housing and and support services to people overcoming homelessness in 10 different locations in Fairdield County, CT. Our tag line is: "St.... more »

  tautuloa wrote:

I am not a charity but an individul making a difference as i live in samoa 6 monthes a year and see the children without a future not having the opertunity to an education and commiting suicide at a alarming rate i co.e back to america to work investing... more »

  Aikido wrote:

Great group of people that now have a fantastic new "green" building. They do outreach work and support many other local and national nonprofits. more »

  Tarheels1 wrote:

Forsyth County Parks Foundation is a valuable asset to the community. They raise funds to reinvest back into the community to enhance parks, greenways, and provide financial assistance to families to participate in recreational activities. The professionals... more »

  Susan.Emery wrote:

Hip Circle is a special place that allows me to come as I am and enjoy the community of other women while experiencing the joy of movement. I always leave the class or workshop feeling improved - having gained perspective on my world. more »

  BEnriquez wrote:

I have been training with Cortez for a while and I have to say that I have changed my life around! It has been nothing short of astounding. My overall health, strength, flexibility, and reflexes have improved in such a short amount of time with the support,... more »

  MrsJudyKil wrote:

They are a amazing group of people they really care about theses kids. more »

  Rich Pyorre wrote:

This organization could be the model for other cities and areas to follow. If you like your contributions well spent, and who doesn't, then look at what this organization has accomplished. It is all volunteer, no paid staff, so virtually everything contributed... more »

  Lindsay16 wrote:

I donate to the YMCA of Pueblo's campaign to help out the community of Pueblo. Not only do they give out scholarships for memberships and programs like youth sports, but they also do programs that go out into the community that are free to the public. more »

  Mary Ann T. wrote:

I heard about this organization on Facebook. As a retiree, who was undergoing double knee replacements it was about a year before I actually got to a class. It had been decades since I had practiced any yoga. This first class was wonderful. Christina... more »

  Jess.M wrote:

The YMCA of Orange is unique service/mission-driven organization. It is truly a treasure to the communities it services. The programs offered are varied and uniquely designed to meet the needs of our members. more »

  rebeccabarron wrote:

I am so honored to be a part of such an outstanding organization as a Clinical Yoga Therapy Candidate. The work being done at Aum Home Shala is truly one-of-a-kind and making a tremendous impact in the lives of each Yoga Therapy patient. Pursuing the... more »

  bdevivo wrote:

The Y is a great place for people from all walks of life to join together and serve the needs of our community, especially the Youth. more »

  liz4 wrote:

I have worked closely with the ASYMCA branch in Fort Bragg, NC since my Family PCS'd here in 2006. I have worked with the organization both professionally and personally. This organization consistently goes above and beyond to meet the needs of Fort Bragg... more »

  Jodi wrote:

Team Survivor California provides women with fun fitness opportunities in a warm, safe environment. Women living with any kind of cancer come together to walk, run, hike, participate in a yoga class, swim, cycle, train for a triathlon, and more. The... more »

  Healthy Lady wrote:

I love the YMCA. They quietly do lots of things to help people in our community. I contribute knowing every penny of what I give goes to help people. more »

  kwarny wrote:

I'm a proud volunteer for this organization with a great mission to support our community with water and ice recreation facilities. more »

  btpipes13 wrote:

I worked as a rugby coach for two summers and volunteered as a referee for the first two Mayor's Cups. The program is well run and greatly helps spread the game of rugby throughout the NYC area to under privileged children. more »

  D1kris wrote:

Our gym has partnered with the Heroes' Movement for about 6 months now. We've grown the program every month since we started in October and last month we served 54 different veterans, completing a total of 342 sessions! The conversations I've had and... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Ice Age Trail Alliance is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Ice Age Trail Alliance meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Ice Age Trail Alliance has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  foxyroxy11702 wrote:

I became familiar with Trips for Kids-Triangle because it was started in my school by a great teacher and friend. As I learned more about this wonderful program, I happily jumped on board to help. The difference in the kids who have participated is... more »

  shantoyat wrote:

Brighter View Foundation is passionate about helping to remove barriers by providing supportive independent living resources to marginalized and underserved seniors, individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and caregivers that care for... more »

  shelley wrote:

Bill Self and the Board of Directors for the Assist Foundation were God's angels for our students in the KCK Public School District. The time and treasure that was shared with our students, is the solid Foundation that is needed for their success. The... more »

  Ana Tamariz wrote:

I think when Organizations grow so much they lost the Mission. I realized the YMCA is not for all people withouth an income or a job can't have services at the YMCA. There is not any free program for the low income communities. I have see so many low... more »

  Brian W.1 wrote:

As an Active Duty military service member, I have used the USO locations during my travels with work and personal life. Often being stationed far away from home, the USO offers a sanctuary to get away from the stresses of travel. They provide a friendly... more »

  Barrett D. wrote:

It's a special thing to have the opportunity to nurture the connectivity of a community. Gorton represents that special place in our community with the opportunity to both reach and impact all ages. It's a model for communities nationally. We are blessed.... more »

  Caroline.Kutz wrote:

We are impressed with their commitment to help our community. The staff and volunteers are committed to the cause. I feel confident that my donation will be put to the best use. more »

  bobl wrote:

I've volunteered and been involved with several youth sports groups over the years with girls and boys. This group goes out of their way to be part of the community, not just a pay for play experience. The leadership has spent countless hours reshaping... more »

  Boisean wrote:

I was a volunteer who made safety-based suggestions to the group exercise program and had my membership terminated unilaterally as punishment contrary to state nonprofit corporation laws. Not a an operation that operates according to its professed corre... more »

  Ron_15 wrote:

The Wallingford Senior Center is considered one of the best senior centers in the State of CT. The many and varied programs serve the needs our senior citizens in our town. We also have the best staff and a very active committee on aging. more »

  CasperMom wrote:

The Casper Family YMCA is a wonderful place to workout and for my children to get involved in sports and youth programs. The building is dated, but don't judge this book by its cover. The people are amazing, especially the swimming lesson instructors. more »

  Loved wrote:

The CEO needs to go!! The Goverment needs to investgate!!! more »

  Javier M. wrote:

I have to give a cheer for sure. This persons did a great job with the forrest. I was amazed by the old trees, the and farm (the biggest I ever seen) the many monkeys and amazing animals who came to live to La Reserva becasuse there's nothing compared... more »

  Bert Cooper wrote:

This is a terrific community organization. It really is a "core organization" for the Concord community. Socially, people of all economic backgrounds interact, and people of all ages can be found using the facilities. In an era when finances are tight,... more »

  4marmalade wrote:

In 1959 I joined the Y and was a Dolphinette ('water ballet' aka synchronized swimmer.) I left after WHS graduation in 1960. I returned in 1968 and taught aerobics etc. and was Y camp director that summer. I left to get my MED at CWU. In 1987 I finally... more »

  Young Tigers wrote:

Young Tigers Foundation is a highly effective, cost efficient intervention and mentoring development program that works with low income individuals to help them overcome attitudes, bulling, negative behavior, aggression, substance abuse and breaking the... more »

  tulsacharitywatch wrote:

The YMCA of Greater Tulsa has experienced significant employee turnover and numerous layoffs in the last several years, indicating that their financial and leadership situations are not stable As in past years. They have made infastructure improvements... more »

  RDunfree wrote:

I would not recommend this YMCA. The facility is extremely dirty, staff are unfriendly, their child care program loses children, and no one cares. When you try and talk to an Executive or the CEO, they blow you off and act like nothing is wrong. This... more »

  SCapone wrote:

I run a program funded through the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg called YReads! We are an after school reading intervention program for struggling readers and at-risk youth. The students I serve have had increases in their reading levels, but have also... more »

  parrotheadstoo@cox.net wrote:

This person currently has numerous civil judgements against her resulting from the non-payment of expenses related to this business, such as building leases, etc. Verify this by searching for Melissa Glass on the Virgina Judicial website under Gloucester... more »

  Writer wrote:

The El Paso TX Armed Services provides junior enlisted military men and women of all branches an easier military life. They enhance the lives of military members and their families in spirit, mind and body through programs relevant to the unique challenges... more »

  GuymonRotary wrote:

The Y has great community programs and their staff and board have the best of the community at heart. Their work in the community during the COVID19 quarantine was exceptional, proving they know how to step up and serve the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

In May 2015, the son of one of the owner's where I work, brought in 2 different fundraiser packets. Tupperware and Party Lite Candles. Two ladies at work each order some Tupperware and on lady ordered some candles. This was through the T-ball league,... more »

  Laura230 wrote:

So proud to be able to volunteer with such a great dedicated team, making an impact on our youth and elderly in South Florida! more »

  KevinC12 wrote:

I have been a YMCA member for over 15 years now. Their fitness staff is very kind..and patient! My personal trainer (Mark) was very knowledgeable and professional, and he made me feel very comfortable about working out. more »

  larry wrote:

RON IS WALKING BAREFOOT ACROSS AMERICA, because 18 VETS A DAY COMMIT SUICIDE; he is willing to do whatever it takes to get support for veterans’ well-being, and to tell our elected officials what to do about it. http://Causes.com/causes/498220/about home... more »

  Overit wrote:

This is one of the most disappointing nonprofits in our area. I could not, in good conscience, serve on their board after some of the things I have seen. They misappropriate funds to fit the needs and personal agenda of the CEO's ego. Their "Annual Campaign"... more »

  PHD8080 wrote:

Learning in Retirement was my savior when I retired. From taking face to face classes to learning how to play Mahjong to joining a hiking and theater group and attending special day events to theaters, EAA, Boat trips, going to Lambeau Field, etc I made... more »

  gailybug wrote:

I'm writing to say how much I and my neighbors appreciate PCACS. They help us in so many ways, to give credit to our Nipsco bill in winter, food boxes all year round...and transportation. My one neighbor even has section 8. I also use it yearly for... more »

  deborahtout wrote:

My husband and I love delivering meals to home-bound seniors. What could be more fun than giving people food? I admire our clients because they are consistently upbeat and grateful in spite of physical challenges. My husband and I also enjoy the exercise... more »

  Jessie wrote:

More people need to be told about the wonderful opportunity that EEK provides to the community of special needs kids! Awesome program! more »

  cindy1958 wrote:

My wife has multiple health issues that she bravely faces every day. We came upon the Centerwhile driving around one afternoon. We inquired about there programs and were warmly greeted by the volunteer staff. The change has been miraculous. Although... more »

  Fundar wrote:

I can remember sitting around the campfire chatting with Wendy when this was just a concept. She got me so enthused I couldn’t wait to help out! So many great memories over the years of getting it ready and having it come to a reality! A lot of hard... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  kurt5 wrote:

The YMCA of Broward County, through its dedicated staff and volunteers, does an incredible job of promoting youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. I don't believe there is any other organization that serves such a diverse group of... more »

  nascarfan wrote:

I attended GCC for nearly 8 years and have watched the evolution from a loving church to a church bent on building diversity and MONEY MONEY MONEY to earn more to offset its huge debt in the millions due to overspending and irresponsible spending. I... more »

  Becki L. wrote:

I am so grateful for YMCA of Boulder Valley, the after-school & Fun-In-The-Sun program! They give my daughter a fun place to be while staying physically active. This is very important to me because I am disabled & can't do a lot of physical fun with her. more »

  whitneysw1 wrote:

Palm beach elite was like a big family. It brought young girls and boys together to express themselves through cheerleading. If I were Rich I'd bring this non profit back to life. It's been roughly 8 years Sence our jym has closed and I still dream of... more »

  Ronald M.3 wrote:

The only Recreation Center in the Country built by renowned Black Entertainers: Joe Louis, Ella Fitzgerald, Dizzie Gillespie, Louis Armstrong, Jackie “Moms”Mably, Ink Spots, Baltimore Elite Giants and others. more »

  frankbenson wrote:

bad atmosphere, waste of cash. Too much hassle. Uclean poll. Dirty locker room and shower area, kids running wild without supervision. A very bad vibe. Jojn Club Fit or Getting instead. more »

  TetonValleyGirl wrote:

The ice arena has been such a wonderful addition to our community. They continue to do upgrades and are currently working on raising money so they can get pipes installed to make the season longer for the kids. more »

  dlkchristopher wrote:

I've had the opportunity to compare our YMCA with several others in pennsylvania, and I know it to be superb---a vital asset of our community. I feel very lucky to have such a Y. And I am proud that it serves all people in our valley. Thank you YMCA! more »

  Writer wrote:

non profit my A ........ the employed folks are paid so well it's sick ! more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Mohawk Hudson Land Conservancy has demonstrated... more »

  gerrod wrote:

I find it quite interesting that this large nonprofit organization that successfully services hundreds of thousands of families and youth will not consider hiring, let alone interview, individuals with extensive backgrounds and experiences from other... more »

  Roseann59Morrow wrote:

I just started the Silver Sneakers Circuit class recently. It is fun, a great workout, and a remarkable instructor. I love it. It is a wonderful way to start your day! It’s low impact aerobics, with a mixture of dance, and strength training, and... more »

  SallyJ67 wrote:

I've been a member here off and on. The staff is very helpful and they have my best interest at heart. They have offered me financial assistance during some really hard times for me and my family. I've been overweight for a while and I dont' feel comfortable... more »

  Shirley_C wrote:

I support the efforts of the Silicon Valley Ice Skating Association (SVISA) as they are ambitiously seeking to save and build an ice skating facility to replace the many lost ones in Silicon Valley. Since the closing of my home ice rink, Belmont Iceland,... more »

  franklin wrote:

Working with the wonderful volunteers has been a life changing experience. These dedicated people have stepped up at a time of dire need. Their dedication and hard work has been inspiring. Many of the residents were elderly and the center of the... more »

  jackyjack wrote:

This is oneamazing organization. These kids are the real deal and I will be hiring Kyle Weiss someday. They spoke at the Red Rocks Concert for Hope and were incredible. more »

  Tucker_S wrote:

Why I #LoveParks & The Seattle Parks Foundation#MyGivingStory is not an inspiring or courageous one. Amy's #MyGivingStory (http://woobox.com/kxdcce/vote/for/11104736) about the Boiler Room Shelter (www.ptbr.org) in Port Townsend Washington is.... more »

  John85 wrote:

Partners of Parks (POP) provides a tremendous support to the City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Department. Through advocacy, awareness, and fundraising campaigns POP has helped to continue needed programming such as Movies in the Parks,... more »

  melrose messages wrote:

The Melorose YMCA has let child preditor work for them for 14 years. The president needs to step down also the vice president because they knew this man was not following the rules. more »

  Never Again wrote:

I have been donating to charities for most of my adult life. Not life changing amounts, but a good support level. I have donated to the strong kids campaign for many recent years, but I found out this year some disturbing information. I guess I never... more »

  Tammi_H wrote:

Why I Givehttp://www.orymca.org/I give to the United Way of the Ozarks and the Ozarks Regional YMCA because their partnership has impacted my teen daughter on a level I never could. She attended a residential summer camp in the summer... more »

  indiana trails wrote:

The website of the Indiana Trails Fund, Inc. is , as in community (not the one listed above, which was stolen from ITF by a previous webmaster). The ITF mission is to create trails in Indiana. To that end, we have helped secure (directly or indirectly)... more »

  RosalieSmith wrote:

The Cindy Roof Wilkerson Foundation, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit Educational Corporation, was established to fulfill the dreams of Mrs. Cindy Roof Wilkerson, a 27-year veteran PE teacher, who passed suddenly in 2012 from brain tumor complications. Her life,... more »

  parmertl wrote:

I have seen how much the Armed Services YMCA has helped the men and women of Ft. Bragg and Pope AFB on numerous occassions. This organization is the backbone of the military community and never asks for anything other than someone's time. more »

  Vin G. wrote:

The R4L has put kids first for half a decade now. 8-+ events in 5 years and helped numerous charities. The R4L is one of the few charities in the nation that stands for 100% transparency. Not many will do that! more »

  Missy wrote:

My oldest daughter of three children who is currently a 5th grader within the Lynchburg City School System is currently a member of GOTR. And I cannot say enough (positively) about this organization. Thanks to them, my daughter has more self-esteem,... more »

  EFanaika wrote:

Love the work of this organization! Providing kids the opportunity to play youth sports through direct-to-family grants to pay registration fees. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  N2A2C wrote:

The Y Saved my life. I was over weight and boarder line diabetic, I came to the Y lost and scared. The Y connected me with a personal trainer, Jackie, and now I am 78 pounds lighter and in better shape than I was before having kids. The Y not only helps... more »

The y is a powerful association of men, women and children joined together by a shared commitment to nurture the potential of... more »

To organize, develop, finance, and conduct programs for an association of persons of all ages that will, by putting christian... more »

Founded in 1883, YMCAs collectively make up the largest nonprofit community service organization in America. YMCAs are at the... more »

To provide education and opportunitites in the athletic sport of cycling,particularily but without limitation , through safety... more »

The outdoor adventure center of south dakota (oac of sd) is a nonprofit organization working to provide youth, young adults, active... more »

To help young people develop christian character and to aid them in building a christian society by providing activities and services... more »

Founded in 1883, YMCAs collectively make up the largest nonprofit community service organization in America. YMCAs are at the... more »

The ymca of medford is a charitable, community service organization that includes men, women, and children of all ages, abilities,... more »

The ymca works to put christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body. The ymca... more »

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Rental of facilities for conferences, camps and meetings more »

North Country YMCA, Inc. VISION: To assist developing healthier kids and stronger families; North Country YMCA, Inc. MISSION:... more »

The mission of the ymca is to put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body... more »

To provide wholesome recreational activities for individuals and families. more »

Organization exists to improve real estate for community activities. Community activity examples include providing access to the... more »

To put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind, and body for all more »

Preserving the past to promote the future by maintaing a historical facility that will continue to serve as a community center... more »

To receive funds from memberships, donations, grants and projects, promote local attendance, provide a bond between the community... more »

The mission of the Armed Services YMCA is to enhance the life of military personnel and their family members in spirit, mind and... more »

Memorial Endowment Fund Of YMCA believes an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. We offer a wide range of programs to... more »

The mission of the Armed Services YMCA is to enhance the life of military personnel and their family members in spirit, mind and... more »

The upper valley trails alliance advocates for the use, maintenance and development of trails in the region. Through outreach... more »

To put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy body, mind, and spirit for all. more »

To build and promote use of the diverse trails network in the organization service area. To build a safe, coast wide network of... more »

To administer programs, which provide athletic, recreational and quality of life opportunites for the welfare and physical development... more »

The clinton community ymca is a charitable, community service organization that includes men, women and children of all ages,... more »

Allplay foundation's mission is to improve the availability of outdoor sports and recreation facilities allowing people with disabilities... more »

To promote strong kids and families and strong communities through health and human services programs. more »

Founded in 1883, YMCAs collectively make up the largest nonprofit community service organization in America. YMCAs are at the... more »

The westfield area ymca is a nonprofit human service organization dedicated to developing the full potential of every individual... more »

Fort Mason Center engages and connects people with arts and culture on a historic waterfront campus. We inspire and foster creativity... more »

Stimulate youth sports programs in the community by providing fields and lighting for youth football and soccer programs. more »

To help with building & maintenance costs. more »

The object/mission for which the organization is established is to promote, market and assist in the development and implementation... more »

The ymca's mission is to put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for... more »

To teach youth to battle obesity. more »

Founded in 1883, YMCAs collectively make up the largest nonprofit community service organization in America. YMCAs are at the... more »