At our facility in Burbank, California, we pride ourselves everyday in our Diversity and Inclusion efforts. Our staff and team are made up of individuals from many different walks of life and backgrounds.  

Pictured:  Penny Lopez, Executive Director of Administrative Services of YMCA of Greater Whittier, and Janice Hahn, Supervisor for the 4th District of Los Angeles County  

Despite having closed facilities, the West End YMCA focuses on working alongside other devoted agencies to improve the lives of their communities. The West End YMCA’s volunteers have maintained a strong connection with the local government and leaders. They informed the officials of the resources available and asked how they could be of help.

Hurt But Hopeful: My Perspective On What’s Happening In Our Country  

The YMCA of Silicon Valley feeds thousands of youth every day through afterschool programs.

Published 05.19.20 by Armed Services YMCA San Diego  

Published 05.11.20 by Jen Moore    

Published 04.15.20 by Anna Romiti and Chris Soden The YMCA of Orange County has converted their previously-closed Fullerton Family YMCA Fitness Center into a place for local hospital employees to sleep and shower between their long shifts.

Published 03.25.20   Even amidst this statewide shelter-in-place, many YMCAs across California are proud to serve their communities with exemplary programs: offering meals for students and childcare for essential workers. YMCAs in California are established providers of childcare for children from infancy through school age.

Published 02.19.20 by Al Goldberg Whether its donating blood, riding a stationary bike, or making a financial contribution, the Y invites all to participate in bolstering community health.