Gratitude for a Better Us
The work that the Y of Austin was able to accomplish in 2018 was made possible thanks to the generosity of our many volunteers, staff,
Jeff Bomer Legacy of Giving Circle
The legend of Edwin “Jeff” Bomer took root back in 1974 at his very first YMCA of Austin board meeting, when the main topic on
A Day in the Life of Olga
(as told by Nicola Stewart) We all know that the Y offers Summer Camp, Afterschool Care and Early Learning Readiness programs for youth, but did you
2018 Financial Highlights
Responsible fiscal stewardship is a driving force in the YMCA of Austin's mission to provide programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.
Creating Future Leaders
The Y has long been regarded as a great place for the youth to find employment, and that tradition has continued at the Bastrop YMCA. In
Staying Springs ‘Strong’
If you hope to attend the Active Older Adult “Strong” class at the Springs Family Y, you had better get in line. Participants start congregating 20
Relocated and Re-Centered
Kari Perez moved to Austin when her community theater in Houston closed down after Hurricane Harvey. “We had water coming up from the floor,” Perez said.
All Roads Lead to the Y
YMCA of Austin members come from all backgrounds and walks of life. Some travel longer distances than others to get here, both physically and metaphorically.
A New Identity With The Y
Charlie McGarty has taken great strides to change his life. At age 31, he weighed 365 pounds, had a severe alcohol problem, drug dependency, and
Open Doors and Open Hearts: A Volunteer’s Story
For many Y Volunteers, connecting with a community or service-focused cause at our branches is not only a way to impact neighbors, but it’s also