We strive to be an inclusive organization and to provide opportunities for all. Adaptive programs at the Y provide children and adults with physical limitations and other needs the chance to learn, grow and thrive in a safe, fun atmosphere.
2022 was a year of great and immense change for your Y, and staff, volunteers, donors, community collaborators, members, and participants – rallied around our YMCA’s cause like never before. We are charting our journey together and invite you to read our 2022 Annual Report.
You might know us as a gym, but others in the community know us as much more. The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh is changing our model to become a more inclusive, purpose-driven entity. And we’re making it easier than ever for you to get involved!
40% of the population today represent BIPOC (Black, Indigenous people of color) backgrounds
43.1 million people are living in poverty in the U.S.
19% of Americans live with disabilities
9 MILLION U.S. adults identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, or transgender, as of 2018
1 in 4 kids under age 6 are the children of immigrants
Millennials are now the largest generation in U.S. history
We are committed to ensuring everyone reaches their full potential with dignity. While we haven’t always lived up to that inclusive vision, we have been on a steady journey toward making that powerful aspiration a reality for everyone in the communities we serve.
Active at Any Age provided fitness instruction, virtual programming, senior open houses, and wellness screenings to 6,631 senior members. Most YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh locations accept a variety of senior-based insurances to ensure everyone has access where they need it most.
720 children enjoyed homework help and activities in our 20 Before and After School programs across the Greater Pittsburgh region.
1,395 youth reduced screen time and developed a sense of wonder during the summer months at our 18 Summer Day Camps.
Since its launch in 2016, Y on the Fly has been serving as a mobile YMCA that brings pop-up summer camp activities, learning and fun to children in underserved neighborhoods.
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Through our various outreach programs, the Hazelwood YMCA provides support through services focused on critical areas, such as child welfare, community health, job training, environmental education, quality of life and family services.
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The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh annual Turkey Trot is a fun and exciting family tradition that helps support the effort to provide food security to children, families, individuals and seniors in Pittsburgh.
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Hope for All serves approximately 3,000 individuals and families each year, connecting them to a full range of supports to address emergency and basic needs.
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The Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) is a United States Department of Agriculture Program that reimburses child care centers, family and group daycare homes, and at-risk centers for serving creditable meals and snacks.
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