$8.4M in expenses

Youth development is the largest program service at the YMCA. At the y, we believe in building future leaders through youth programs that interest, engage, and educate. That's why we provide a wide variety of special interest programs for our young members to learn together. Our programs such as teen achievers, mentoring, child development, and after-school child development, provide structured learning opportunities for youth that enrich cognitive, social, physical and emotional growth. Expenses include subsidies and direct financial assistance that enabled over 4,000 youth and teens to access services throughout dauphin and cumberland counties. In 2024 the harrisburg area YMCA taught 3,120 swim lessons, served 658 campers in the summer day camps, and had 800 children in our child care programs.

$4.9M in expenses

The YMCA's second-largest program emphasizes promoting well-being and healthy living by advocating for holistic health that encompasses the spirit, mind, and body. The YMCA provided over 39,700 people with the supportive relationships and environments they need for their successful pursuit of health and well-being. As our nation has resumed in-person community engagement, the YMCA has seen a resurgence of need in the areas of evidence-based health support and community gathering opportunities. Individuals, youth, teens, and families are actively seeking assistance in addressing the escalating challenges of obesity, prolonged impacts of isolation, sedentary lifestyles, and the struggle for work/life balance. Our programs are inclusive, cost-effective, and welcome individuals of all faiths, backgrounds, abilities, and income levels. In 2024, we awarded $350,000 in direct financial assistance to individuals and families in need and subsidized programs by $3,200,000.

$595K in expenses

The YMCA's third-largest program, social responsibility, supports safe independent living and essential life skills development. These initiatives enhance personal, educational, vocational, and leadership growth, while equipping adults to protect youth. They also create social and physical engagement opportunities for older adults. Rooted in our mission to nurture spiritual, mental, and physical well-being, the harrisburg area y tailors its social services to community needs. Programs like active older adults, the 86-room adult residence program, and dedicated social services exemplify our commitment to strengthening the community and empowering future generations.

$5K in expenses