$1.4M in expenses

Youth Development; YMCA Youth and Teen Programs provide quality activities led by appropriate role models in positive environments for children who might otherwise be unsupervised. Participants develop self-esteem and good values like caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. The YMCA Teen Center is open 20 hours per week and includes a activities for STEM, arts, creative Learning Centers, Gaming, cooking classes, and special events. Other Youth Development programs include Licensed Childcare, Swimming Lessons, Teen Strength Training, Youth Basketball, and Recreation Swims that allow children to develop new skills and provide positive outlets for youthful energy. Student Care, Summer Adventure Camp, and Extreme Teens all support healthy families by providing quality care for children of working parents. No child is ever denied participation because of an inability to pay. YMCA Youth Development Programs served more than 3,467 youth in 2024.

$1.4M in expenses

Health Enhancement Programs: YMCA Health Enhancement Programs stress the value of prevention through sound physical activities and healthy lifestyle habits. A positive environment and supportive staff build a spirit of community that encourages participants who need consistent support to reach their wellness goals. A reduced fee membership is available to individuals whose annual income is less than $25,000 and to households whose annual income is less than $33,000 with adjusts for the size of the family thereafter. The availability of affordable programs, facilities, and equipment contributes to the health of the community. YMCA Health Enhancement Program offerings include Aerobic Dance, Personal Fitness, Water Exercise, Strength Training, Cardiovascular Training, Swimming, Basketball, Racquetball, Dance, Family Activities, Nutrition, and Group Cycling. YMCA Health Enhancement Programs served more than 3,964 people in 2024.

$723K in expenses

Camping: YMCA Camping Programs promote spiritual awareness, environmental education, physical well being and social growth. YMCA Camping Programs emphasize character development, teaching new skills, and are designed to build self-esteem in children and teens. Financial assistance is available to children unable to afford the regular fees. The YMCA also provides outdoor education and recreation for a number of schools and not for profit organizations, last year totaling 1,569. The Wenatchee Valley YMCA Camping Programs served 290 Summer Campers and 813 off season participants along with roughly 53 family campers in 2024.