Events

Observance promoting racial harmony and understanding and the essential unity ofhumanity.

Did you know that Father’s Day was invented at the Y?

Juneteenth celebrates the emancipation of those who were enslaved in the United States.

World Refugee Day, designated by the United Nations, is recognized globally to celebrate the strength and courage of people who have been forced to flee their home country to escape conflict and persecution.

International Yoga Day celebrates yoga, the importance of fitness, and the numerous health benefits that arise from it. To this end, news revolves around expert tips on fitness and health-focused campaigns
by brands.

Celebrate International Yoga Day with Practices at the YMCA Yoga offers a multitude of benefits that encompass physical, mental, and emotional well-being. On a physical level, it makes you more […]

Independence Day is an ideal time to host a service activity that connects and benefits veterans or current service members.

During Summer Learning Week, promote how your Y fosters kids’ and teens’ social-emotional, cognitive and physical development to alleviate the
“summer slide” and keep kids learning while school is out.

In 2023, the 76th World Health Assembly adopted its first ever resolution ondrowning prevention. Use this opportunity to raise awareness on drowning as a public
health issue and reinforce your Y's commitment to water safety through any
relevant programming and/or resources.

Commemorates the 1990 signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act, which guarantees equal opportunity for people with disabilities.

Celebrates young people and the integral role they play in helping to create a world fit forchildren.