Find Young Mens Or Womens Associations Nonprofits and Charities

  walker2 wrote:

The organization is always ready to meet military family needs. They step out of the box to always find a way solve unique family problems. Standard programs meet all family needs and their special programs, like their annual Father Daughter Dance are... more »

  steelers wrote:

An incredible place filled with beauty and unity! This is truly a home away from for the members amd people that partake in the multitude of amazing activities, events and programs that the Center offers. Kings Bay Y is able to connect members of the... 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 »

  lawrences2 wrote:

For the past ten years my work with RSVP's Volunteer Executive Consuling program has been extremely rewarding. It has provided an opportunity for me to continue to utilize and sharpen my marketing and communication skills (my pre-retirement field), while... more »

  Marce A. wrote:

I worked for the YWCA for about 4 years as their bilingual-therapist. I have worked in many other great non-profits in my experience as an LCSW but my experience at the YWCA Greater Austin was my best of all. Not only I got super clinical supervision... 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 »

  simply-divine wrote:

Not what I expected as transitional housing. I am a bit hesitant to reveal all the details of my previous life. I will say that I was living in Atlanta, GA. I had a secure career with at a staffing agency with vacation, annual/sick leave, 401K and... more »

  cschrom wrote:

I have been a part of this Y ever since I came to Grand Rapids. When I first arrived, I came to the Y to lap swim and needed assistance with membership. The Y became the main place where I met people in the area. My experiences grew as my family grew,... more »

  carver316 wrote:

GCA does amazing work from Mexico to Africa to the Middle East.Niles Sharif, the head of GCA engages churches, individuals and philanthropists in the work of feeding, clothing, educating and healing the poorest of the poor. He looks for local... more »

  jane wrote:

this community center has a wonderful preschool, workout center, senior center, indoor pool, amazing outdoor pool in the summer. the camp programs are good, and there is a great sense of community. the director and staff are fabulous. more »

  0816sp wrote:

The YWCA of Topeka has changed my life in a personal way, through the empowering fitness facility, especially with the support and insight George Bruce offered me. I am a member, board member, and donor. 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 »

  2705techny wrote:

This Y was where I joined to get in shape. I eventually became an employee and a donor because the mission helps everyone in our community. My kids have grown up at this Y and the programs and facility are amazing. more »

  ebengel wrote:

I have been involved with Training, Inc. since it was founded in Boston in 1984. Year after year the staff and volunteers create opportunity for unemployed adults by offering innovative job training in partnership with Boston's best employers. This... more »

  Colleen78 wrote:

The Gateway Family YMCA (YMCA of Eastern Union County) is a compassionate, strong, reliable community resource providing shelter for those in need, swim safety for all ages, Adult Day Services to combat social isolation. Y staff work every day to ensure... more »

  ddp wrote:

When I first became interested in COP it was just thinking about building new cabins, restoring the Cal Poly cabin, having concerts in the dirt to raise money and struggling with everything from Board members, financing, bathrooms, water, sewer and figuring... 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 »

  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 »

  nana wrote:

I have been involved with the YWCA of Canton, OH for 30 years. This YWCA has moved from traditional programming, classes, etc. to being a major force in our community for housing the homeless. The YWCA facility houses women and children in their 38... 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 »

  rebwax wrote:

My daughter began attending ASPIRE when I started working full time during her first year of elementary school. It was an anxious time for her and all the big changes in our routine were overwhelming. From the very first day, the wonderful ASPIRE staff... more »

  squirt wrote:

Not impressed with what they do in the community. Former volunteer. More money goes toward salaries. Lots of fundraising for what? more »

  coffeecup wrote:

This organization is beginning to get a questionable reputation. their homeless shelter is barely supervised and is shoddy due to contributions to the homeless program going instead to other areas or being sold outright. the y has no support programs... 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 »

  whaco86 wrote:

My first encounter with the YWCA was as a client. My daughters and I stayed at the women's shelter when leaving a DV relationship. They counseled and supported me, giving me back my confidence and self-esteem. After several years of healing, I returned... more »