Together, the nation's more than 2,400 YMCAs are the largest nonprofit community service organization in America, working to meet the health and social service needs of nearly 18 million men, women and children in 10,000-plus communities in the United States, including the YMCA in San Rafael, Calif. YMCAs are for people of all faiths, races, abilities, ages and incomes. The YMCA has a scholarship program for the financially needy, to assist with membership fees. YMCAs are also located in more than 120 countries around the world, serving in excess of 30 million people. About 230 U.S. YMCAs maintain relationships with YMCAs in other countries.
We work to sustain healthier communities by providing an array of services and opportunities to serve the needs of others including: child care, parent-child programs, teen development, summer camp, youth educational/college preparatory programs, family resources, volunteerism, plus holistic health & wellness programs for all ages and abilities.
The Downtown Oakland YMCA is a nonprofit association of women, men, teens, children and families working to help strengthen the foundations of our community by promoting Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility. Welcome to the Y.
The Albany YMCA combines a health & wellness facility with its cardio, strength, balance and fitness equipment with a friendly environment that members have appreciated for over 103 years. Offering a fitness center and more than 50 group exercise classes a week available for ages 13-100+, the Albany Y is here to be part of your journey to live a healthy and active life. Enjoy the unique community at the Albany YMCA.
Faith Network of the East Bay founded in 2001, is a collaboration of organizations, congregations, businesses, educators, civic leaders and concerned individuals mobilized to invest their time and other resources to improve the whole health of children and families. We seek to develop these partnerships and challenge people to act on their values to help schools, families and communities develop students who have acquired the skills and attitudes that will maximize their full potential and enhance their participation as responsible, contributing members of society. Through its Urban School Adoption program Faith Network, in response to needs expressed by school principals and teachers, provides tutors, mentors, classroom assistants, library helpers, teacher appreciation events, family support, summer camp for city kids and more.
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