$3.2M in expenses

The yakima family YMCA strives to serve its community as a "for impact organization that offers a wide variety of effective programs. - aquatics. Our aquatics program includes a variety of activities; lap swim, water walking, aqua zumba, family swim, swim lessons, swim team, water aerobics, arthiritis classes, life guard training and competitive stroke classes. Our learn to swim program is conducted each year during spring break for local schools. In partnership with sunrise rotary, this program is provided at no charge to about 300 participants. The program provides free swimming lessons to local youth. This program gives young people confidence in the water, the ability to swim and instruction in water safety. Given the many irrigation canals, unpredictable rivers and lakes in our community, this program meets a need for public education in water safety. - health & wellness. Health & wellness features many aerobics classes designed for people from young adult through senior age groups. Leagues for basketball and racquetball provide many opportunities for participatory recreation. Group exercise classes provide many health and social benefits for participants. Dance, yoga and pilates classes are also offered through health & wellness. - general membership. General membership at the YMCA gives people access to our full range of equipment and programs. Financial assistance is available to those who cannot afford membership fees. Revenue from membership helps fund other programs and operations, including youth outreach activities. In addition to facility use, we encourage member involvement. Members make up our board of directors as well as the eight committees that help shape our policies and operation. Volunteer members lead and influence the operation and community involvement of our YMCA. Some members volunteer to help raise funds for our annual partner with youth campaign. Many members donate their time and talent to make the YMCA a positive place for other members and the community at-large. Parterner with youth funds support differenent elements of y programs, serving several thousand people in the community.

$1.1M in expenses

Child care. Safe, high quality and affordable programs provide services that allow parents to attend school or work to support their families. Fully licensed infant, toddler, pre-school and pre-kinder programs offer values-based educational opportunities for youngsters from ages six weeks to five years. Children served through our jewett child development center receive early learning instruction that prepares them for kindergarten success. The YMCA also runs child care programs during extended school holidays, providing a safe learning and recreational environment for children with working parents. Partner with youth campaign funds do help support our child care programs. Our jewett endowment also supports the operation of the jewett center.

$589K in expenses

Camp dudley is a YMCA resident camp located on 13 acres of forest land that surrounds clear lake near white pass. Camp dudleys six week summer resident camp provides recreation, environmental education and training in YMCA core values to about 400 kids ages 8-15. Young adults, age 18 and older, enjoy employment as counselors. Spring break camp and leadership camp also provide personal growth opportunities for area youngsters. Many of the young people who attend camp dudley, do so as a result of donated funds to our partner with youth campaign and other fundraising efforts. Camp dudley is open year round for rental as a retreat center.