$5.8M in expenses

Youth development:YMCA of san joaquin county step-up / bridge after school program:the YMCA operates 30 free after school sites in partnership with stockton unified school district (step-up) and lodi unified school district (bridge and elop). Each site serves over 125 students a day, totaling to over 3,750 youth that the YMCA impacts daily. These programs offer tutorial and homework help, physical fitness activities through coached sports. Curriculum, and enrichment activities. The YMCA is part of a larger partnership with organizations like the university of pacific, the table community foundation, and the city of lodi to serve multiple elementary schools county wide. The funding for these programs come from both state and federal sources.

$217 in expenses

Social responsibility:YMCA of san joaquin county day camp program: the YMCA operates day camps during school breaks for kids in kindergarten through 8th grade. We can offer day camp to students in the lincoln, manteca, lodi and stockton unified school districts. Our day camps offer parents the opportunity to have quality care for their kids when school is not in session. The programs operate with weekly themes that incorporate learning opportunities, arts, crafts, and games. We take kids on local field trips around the area to acquaint them with what the county has to offer. Our programs are fee and elop based.

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Healthy living:YMCA of san joaquin county youth sports: our YMCA offers sports leagues year-round for children between the ages of 3 through 17 in san joaquin county. Our focus is on helping children of all levels develop fundamentals, teamwork, self-confidence, and new skills. The emphasis for the younger participants (3-9 years of age) is on building character, skills development, and fundamentals of the game. The program for our older participants (10-17 years of age) is a bit more competitive and has a more intense atmosphere. YMCA of san joaquin county aquatics program:the YMCA offers aquatics programs at lincoln summer camp. Programs include camp play, swim lessons and water aerobics. YMCA swimming lessons are more than just stroke development. They also include water safety, sports and games, and rescue skills. All taught with an emphasis on the core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility.