THROUGH THE YEARS, A FAMILY GROWS TOGETHER
When Ken Nickson was 14, playing pick-up basketball and lifting weights at the YMCA, he never imagined how the Y would be part of his
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Ask a hundred people what the YMCA means to them, and you’re likely to get a hundred different answers. It’s a testament to the Y’s ability to meet each members’ unique needs. Whether it’s a safe space after school, a group of friends to celebrate with, finding others battling the same illness, an opportunity to learn a new life-saving skill, or the chance to play on a team … the Y’s work is building community for all. And we couldn’t do that without the financial support of our donors.
Membership fees cover our operations: the lights, the pool chemicals, the friendly staff who welcome you. They allow the Y to exist so that we can do more.
The ability to extend the Y to all people comes from gifts and grants. Through scholarships for early learning, memberships and program fees, all people — regardless of financial circumstance — can benefit from the Y. Please consider a gift to the YMCA of Greater Erie.
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Edinboro, PA 16412
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Erie, PA 16501
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Erie, PA 16510
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Erie, PA 16508
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Lake City, PA 16423
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Food for neighbors in need. Safe spaces for kids to learn and grow. These are just a few of the many reasons to give to the Y.
We have a variety of opportunities to match your passion, skills and schedule. Join us in making a difference.
Leave a legacy with a planned gift. Your gift ensures that the YMCA will be available to all for generations to come.
When Ken Nickson was 14, playing pick-up basketball and lifting weights at the YMCA, he never imagined how the Y would be part of his
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When I wanted to write a story about the connections that can be made at the Y, I thought of Lindsay and Sabrina. The bond
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