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  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Lizsvatek wrote:

She Angels is directly helping fund charities that support women and girls. It has a membership model that is all about connection and community. You get to meet and spend time with amazing women all while helping fun grassroots charities. It's an amazing... 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 »

  Hoppy1592 wrote:

This organization is very active in the community. There provide multiple opportunities and services for individuals to get back on their feet, make a change, etc. The leadership of the organization truly cares about making an impact in the community... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  squirt wrote:

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

  Robert220 wrote:

This organization does an awesome job mentoring young men. Teaching them style, etiquette, and leadership. Many lives have been transformed, because of their work. 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 »

  LK wrote:

This organization excels in providing a plethora of services to benefit the community they work within. The organization also is able to remain a symbol of community in areas that may lack connectedness. more »

  The Sheila King wrote:

I started volunteering here about 1 1/2 years ago and the longer I am here, the more appreciative I become for what this organization does in the community. The amount of support they offer to victims of domestic violence and sexual assault with a small... more »

  jessica.anthony333 wrote:

YWCA Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center recently hired a new Director .This new Director of the YWCA court Programs is terrible. Her initials are D.H.She reports what she wants to report and basis her reports not supported by actual... 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 »

  blackwig7 wrote:

I am a single mom with two children and can barely afford a gym membership. The Barren County Family YMCA did not turn me away. Instead they gave me some information on their scholarships. I filled out a form and turned in verification of my income.... more »

  LK wrote:

This organization excels in developing women leaders in the Pittsburgh area. The staff are very friendly. The organization tends to have a slow internal process. It took many weeks to talk to someone within the organization and then have that person... more »

  devantierney wrote:

I have been working at WomenRising for the past five months, and I am so proud of the work that they do. The counselors, case managers, and other employees work tirelessly to ensure that the women and the families that we serve have all of the necessary... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  kpriley wrote:

I was lucky enough to have been a camper for 7 years. I made life-long friends, enjoyed a taste of independent living, and learned a wealth of skills too numerous to list. To this day, I can sooth a room of rowdy kids of all ages with a round of "Froggy"!... more »

  Joelyn wrote:

Wonderful organization providing services to women. Great place for women of all ages to get involved. Preschool, English as a Second Language, Literacy Tutoring, Health and Wellness Programs, Computer Classes, Clothing for the Working Woman, Racial... more »

  Loved wrote:

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

  Andrea wrote:

I am a new employee at the JCC in San Francisco and am really impressed with the quality of both their programming and operations. As someone who previously worked in the private sector, I was unprepared for the level of professionalism, enthusiasm,... 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 »

  capoppy wrote:

My first remembrance of the YWCA was when I was 6-years old. My grandmother (for whom I am named) had lived, in the early years of the 20th century, at the YWCA in Chicago where as a young woman she had worked at Hull House. I have always been aware of... 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 »

  Abby22 wrote:

Worked here for 8+ years. As cliche as it sounds, this place changed my life. I adore the people and community involved in the Athens YMCA. 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 »

  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 »

  maryk wrote:

My husband and I joined the YWCA because of its good price and for the fitness center. We renewed our membership in Dec of 2008 and they closed the building in January of 2009 without a word of explanation or a refund. We filled out a form to receive... more »

  honest frog wrote:

The state of this particular y is deplorable. The swim programs run by the head swim team coach do not care one iota about your child, however they do want your money. My daughter has swam there for 8 years and in that time this coach has done nothing... more »

  CamillaM wrote:

Both my children go to the YWCA child center and they absolutely love it. The staff is very educated and nurturing and always ready with an extra hug if your children are having a rough morning. My kids love the big outdoor playground, the music class... 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 »

  dgnh wrote:

I spent so much time dedicated to the YWCA in Greewncih, raising funds from donation for years. After putting my heart and soul into to this organization, I was greatly disappointed by how they handle their affairs and even more how they treat their employees.... 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 »

  JASA wrote:

This YMCA partners with the National Inclusion Project. However, it does not embrace children with disorders such as ADD/ADHD in their Day Camp Summer Program. Funds received from NIP are not spent to include children with disabilities. This YMCA limits... more »

  Review1 wrote:

Rates are high and hours are horrible for the price. As a college student I am only back in town for the summer and the Knox County YMCA charges an upfront new member fee of $60 every time I return since I have not had active membership throughout the... 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 »

  68yroldswimmer wrote:

New rules have been imposed for lapswim at the Corpus Christi Y 1. Must be horizontal swimmer going from one end to another 2. Must be fast lapswimmer 3. All slow swimmers are to share one lane. These new guidelines are a sham and... 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 »

  blockb wrote:

The JCC-on-Hudson used to be a second home for my twin boys after school and on days off. My sons are autistic, or special needs, or whatever euphemism one chooses currently. Years ago they were severely affected and delayed, but with constant "work"... more »

  vbymca wrote:

The Somerset HIlls YMCA is a charitable community service organization whose doors are wide open to everyone in the community regardless of their ability to pay. We meet our mission through programs and services for youth development, healthy living and... more »

  The_Bruce_Family wrote:

Meriden YMCA is very involved with the community. Every Thanksgiving & Christmas they provide a wonderful meal for families that cannot afford it. If someone cannot make it to the YMCA for the meal volunteers will deliver the meal. They also have a... more »

  rkinnas wrote:

With out the Y I would not be able to go back to school and get my degree. They provided me a financial scholarship for my daughter to a trend child care. They made it affordable for a single women. more »

  Fetesha_D wrote:

I saw myself reflected as I watched the clients coming in the door. You see, the very nonprofit I work for put me in a place where I now can donate to additional organizations. Not too long after leaving college, I found myself without steady work. My... 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 »

  donations11223 wrote:

Over several years I donated to the YMCA's strong kids campain. I strongly believed in this charity. However over the past 2 years thng have changed. I have noticed with millions of dollars in donations from the community and other organizations. The... more »

  simply-divine wrote:

No services were available. I could not even apply for a place to sleep for me and my child. Extend a hand. Embody the words that go along with the acronym YWCA = Young Women's Christain Association. 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 »

  Diane155 wrote:

The YWCA of North Orange County is a grassroot, independently incorporated 501 (c ) (3) Human Service Organization. This is its strength. As a CEO in the nonprofit sector for over 37 years, I applaud the organization for giving back 82% of every dollar... more »

  valfoster wrote:

A friend introduced me to the staff of The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County a few years ago, and at that first meeting, I knew I had to find the time to help them spread the word about the valuable work they do daily, turning... more »

  ywca princeton wrote:

The YWCA Princeton is a positive force and a beacon of light, hope, activity, and positive influence in the lives of countless families, in our community, and across the nation. Through our mission, “eliminating racism, empowering women,” we empower... more »

  CRho wrote:

YWCA is an outstanding organization that serves women and girls in Boulder County throught their many programs and services. Their Children's Alley drop in day care service is the only one of it's kind in the area and provides a much needed service to... more »

  ywca wrote:

Great organization with a great mission. For over 100 years, the YWCA Trenton has been eliminating racism and empowering women in the greater Trenton area (New Jersey). 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 »

  Guy M. wrote:

Wonderful changes have taken place at Union over the past 4 months. not only has the appearance cleaned up, but the staff are much more attentive. I've talked with Brendan Mckee, the new operational manager (and an Amherst grad), and he has high hopes... more »

  Robert Yarnall wrote:

The Armed Services YMCA provides much-needed services for our young military families, from child care to helping with food insecurities. Seeing the work they do across the country with organizations like the Wounded Warrior Project, Fisher House Foundation,... more »

  Justus4eva wrote:

My 19 year old son jumped on me today choked me busted my lip then cameThrough my window and Jumped on me again and choked my 7 year old son he also threatened to put a plastic bag over my head to kill me I am in fear of my life he has a key to my... 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 »

  kocampo wrote:

The YMCA of Clay County is a wonderful organization. I have experience with the Y as a member, as a member of the YMCA Vigo County, and as a professional in the community that interacts with the Y as another non-profit organization. As a member, both... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  ex-board wrote:

This is the most backwards and illegal operation I have ever seen pretend to be a nonprofit. The employees drink on the job, forge documents and so on. Thats not the worst of it. The board president, who is supposed to be an unbiased party, is the mother... more »

  BDavid wrote:

The Tampa Y is like a family! Everyone is so warm and friendly. I feel good at the Y and I enjoy being there. The staff are so helpful and everyone has a smile on their face . . . Thank you Tampa YMCA! 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 »

  parti wrote:

The YWCA actively works to live out their mission: empowering women and eliminating racism. They have several services from the Stand Against Racism series, the Women's Empowerment center, excellent child care, and aquatic and exercise programs. more »

  phina87 wrote:

Praise the lord! I thank God for this day. May aim is to help young women as what i have started doing for some time.Most young women they are facing some difficult which they cant help by them self in my country there this early marriage, early pregnance,ignorance.Most... more »

  kellyratliff08 wrote:

I recently moved to Kentucky from a very small town in Illinois. I have been a member at four different YMCAs as an adult. RCDurr is, hands down, the worst. I was very excited to see all of the programs they offer. I talked with someone... more »

  Writer wrote:

OVER PRICED! Many local gyms are charging $30 - $35 to use there facility. I wanted to get a membership at the YMCA because I thought It would be a good price and the money would go to a good cause. When I found out they charge $48 for a membership and... 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 »

  yankees wrote:

Great facilities. Love the Fairgrounds YMCA. No one can do what they do in our community. Thanks YMCA! 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Larry West wrote:

YWCA/Becky's House of San Diego assists over 5000 familes, women and children escape homelessness and domestic violence each year . 1 out of every four women experience domestic violence in their lifetime and the San Diego County Sherrifs Department had... more »

  MISSFOSTER607 wrote:

The GIAC program and the staff are absolutely amazing! I cannot say enough about this program. The staff are not only camp counselors, or employees...they are confidantes, positive role models and sometimes all that a child has to look forward to for... more »

  Randi4 wrote:

I am very fluffy and in the process of de-fluffing. I joined the Y. Everyone is very friendly and helpful. I heard several times that the Water Aerobics was great and to make sure and go to Abby's class, she kicks your butt. I probably could use a... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  Lynnsa wrote:

I was a volunteer at this organization for just over 5 years and although it does offer a lot of services for women, victims, and children, the management leaves a lot to be desired. Volunteer are often made to feel bad if they don't cover as many shifts... more »

  Sumo wrote:

The YMCA of Montclair provides financial assistance to children and their families in need. Through the Strong Kids Campaign, support is provided so that memberships can be given and in turn, kids have a safe place in which to grow into strong, contributing... more »

  LJLF wrote:

The YWCA Clinton is an incredible nonprofit because of the work they do and the effect they have on the lives of survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and homelessness. Their childcare and fitness center and classes is second to none in the... 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 »

  shirlgivens wrote:

Village of Hope, Inc is a essential organization in the community, helping girls and young ladies move successfully in our society. The programs, activities, curriculum, field trips (whether educational or fun) are all well received by the girls in the... more »

The ymca of greater hartford is a charitable association open to all and committed to helping people develop their fullest potential... more »

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

The mission of the ymca of metropolitan denver is to put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy... more »

Founded in 1882, the yonkers family ymca's mission is to provide activities and services which more »

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

Ywca is dedicated to eliminating racism, more »

To put christian principles more »

Dedication to improving the quality of life for children, individuals, families and the martha's vineyard island community by... more »

To provide health and physical education programs as well as social and cultural programs and activities to companies and individuals.... more »

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

To provide recreation and a good social environment for people of all ages regardless of their ability to pay. more »

The mission of the greater holyoke ymca is helping all in the greater holyoke community achieve their fullest potential in spirit,... more »

The purpose of the minot family ymca shall be to develop christian character and to aid in building a christian society by the... more »

With a focus on youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, program services strengthen a foundation of community... more »

Ywca is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. more »

A cause-driven non-profit dedicated to improving the quality of life of the individuals, families and communities we serve through... more »

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

"we build strong kids, strong families and strong communities". This is achieved through our three pillars of community; for youth... more »

The YWCA of Greater Harrisburg emphasizes the empowerment of women and children by providing quality services designed to maximize... more »

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

To put christian principles into practice through various non-profit programs. more »

As a charitable, community service organization the ymca's mission is to put christian principles into practice through programs... more »

The purpose of the corporation is to promote and improve the spiritual, mental, social, and physical conditions of persons, thereby... more »

The atmore area ymca, inc. Is committed to practicing christian values by providing opportunities for everyone to build strong... more »

See page 1, part 1, number 1 and schedule o for organization's mission statement. more »

The ymca of grant county has adopted as its mission to put christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy... more »

The montgomery county ymca is a dedicated community service organization that includes men, women and youth in our community.... more »

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

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

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

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

Provide facilties, programs and guidance for people of all age groups of the community. Develop and improve the cultrual, educational,... more »

The ymca is a charitable community service organization that serves men, women and children of all ages, faith and race. The ymca's... more »

Distributions to exempt organizations listed in the trust documents more »

Fort dodge community recreation center is a nonprofit association organized for the purpose of offering programs and activities... more »

The Santa Monica Family YMCA is dedicated to serving its members by providing programs and services that enrich the quality of... more »

To provide summer camping experiences for youths and teenagers in addition to conducting various adult programs in new jersey... more »

Ywca is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. more »

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

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

The ymca, a non-profit charity, primary purpose is to provide services and programs to the children, adults and families within... more »

The philadelphia freedom valley ymca strengthens communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.... more »

To maintain & provide the recreation facility (real estate & personal property) which enables the ymca to provide the facility,... 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 »

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

The young women's christian association of darien/norwalk, inc. Is an affiliate of ywca usa. It is a not-for-profit corporation... more »

The mission of the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis is to put Christian principles into practice that build healthy spirit, mind,... more »

The purpose of this corporation is to receive contributions and other funds to be held for the exclusive benefit of the hopkins... more »

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

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

We believe that to bring about meaningful change in individuals and communities, we must be focused and accountable. At the y,... more »

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

To help underpriviledged children through camp scholarships, school parties and other various activities. more »

Core programs include the following: (1) aquatic programs, (2) health and fitness programs, (3) childcare programs, and (4) teen... more »

Charitable irc section 501 c 3 more »

The y is a powerful association of men, women, and children of all ages and from all walks of life joined together by a shared... more »

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

To help fund the YMCA of Charlotte County more »

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

The YMCA of Vincennes, Indiana, is a charitable, community service organization that welcomes everyone, regardless of age, race,... more »

The ymca of saginaw is an association of all people united in a common effort to put judeo-christian principles into practice... more »

The young men's christian association of metro north, inc. Builds strong kids, strong families and strong communities by enriching... more »

The purpose of the west end ymca, in affiliation with the national council of young men's christian association of the united... more »

The upper bucks ymca, quakertown, a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization, has been serving the unique needs of the children, families... more »

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

The j smith young ymca is a volunteer led public charity that includes men, women and children of all ages, abilities, incomes,... more »