Connected for Communities

With a 170-year history of strengthening California’s communities, our YMCAs have built relationships that lead to lasting personal and social change, which can only come about when we work together to invest in our children, health, and neighbors. 

Working for Good

Grow your skills and make an impact! No matter what role you take on at the Y, you’ll show up each day with the satisfaction of knowing your contributions are helping to empower young people, improve health and well-being, and inspire action in your community.

Our Impact

The California State Alliance of YMCAs serves as a dynamic and collaborative action center, unifying YMCAs across the state to maximize their impact and effectiveness.

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Collaborations across California

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New Community Benefit Report!

Our *NEW* California State Alliance of YMCAs 2024 Community Benefit Report is here! This report is packed with inspiring stories, key metrics from YMCAs across California, and spotlights on the incredible impact we’re making together!

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Love Your Heart

General Wellness
Love and hearts often come to mind at the mention February. During this month in American culture, we traditionally celebrate Valentine’s Day on February 14th. February is also American Heart Month. Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death in the United States; one in every three deaths is from heart disease and stroke, equal to 2,200 deaths per day.
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5 Ways To Do Parents Night Out

General Wellness
Parents\’ Night Out (PNO) is offered at branches across King and south Snohomish counties. Whether you want to catch the newest movie in Bellevue, enjoy a romantic dinner in the University District or catch up on chores at home, there’s a Y nearby. If you need a little bit of date night inspiration, we've got you covered: Around the World in a Single Yelp<
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Motivational Mondays

General Wellness
1. Get Some Sleep You're never too old for a bedtime. Getting enough sleep is crucial for cognitive function that helps you to make healthy decisions throughout the day.
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