The Treasure Valley Family YMCA has received a $10 million donation from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott in support of the organization’s work to strengthen communities.
Did you know that Black History Month has roots associated with the YMCA? In 1915, Carter G. Woodson, a University of Chicago alumnus, arrived in Chicago to attend a national celebration of the 50th anniversary of emancipation sponsored by the state of Illinois.
“It feels great to be part of something positive for our community and this has improved and impacted my life tremendously.”—YMCA Member and Annual Campaign Volunteer
Check out the Y’s 2021 Spring Youth Guide below for details about our upcoming Spring Break Day Camps with both full-day and half-day options available!
“All I do is eat and sleep. Eat and sleep. Eat and sleep. There must be more to a cat’s life than that. But I
Valentine Crafts!!! Get crafty this Valentine’s day with some fun crafts gathered by Lolly Jane! Paper, yarn, clay—this list has crafts using a variety of supplies
Looking for fun activities to keep you healthy and happy at home? 🏡 Spark creativity in your child with a craft made from recyclable materials!✨ Find instructions for this DIY project and more great tips in this week’s Healthy At Home post.
“I’m exercising regularly, which I haven’t done in a few years, and my daughter is, too. The classes are a wonderful experience to share together, for physical health as well as the education through the variety of practices. She is homeschooled, so we appreciate the exposure to variety in machines and movement, as well as the many wonderful members.”
—YMCA Member
Youth Sports Leagues are starting soon! Check out the Y’s 2021 Spring Sports Guide below for details about our upcoming Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, and T-Ball.
If you are a high school senior or know a high school senior, be sure to check out the Treasure Valley Family YMCA Scholarship for Civic Engagement. Applications are due March 15.
“Her mom was so excited to share how much she had grown and she credits her good start to the foundation that we helped her create.” Read the rest of Cinda’s Story about the YMCA’s transformative work here!
At the Y, we welcome everyone whose behavior adheres to our core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.
We advance our cause by building a stronger and more equitable community where everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow, thrive, and reach their full potential with dignity.
The Y is a force for building bridges among all people–regardless of ability, age, birthplace, cultural background, ethnicity, faith, gender, gender identity, ideology, income, race, or sexual orientation.
The Y is for all.
