Greg Hartman, former longtime president of the Seton Healthcare Network and more recently chief operating officer of Texas A&M University, is the first CEO for the Texas Alliance of YMCAs.

The Dallas Y’s SAW program teaches more than 3,000 children life-saving skills every year, and hyper-focuses on communities from low-income neighborhoods, consisting almost exclusively at apartment complexes where the need is most critical.

Drowning is the single leading cause of death for children ages one to four-years-old and a leading cause for older children and adults, yet drowning is preventable.

Adult swim lessons at Greater Waco and LaVega with The Cooper Foundation

Six @RoundRockISD elementary schools have eSports labs thanks to a partnership with the YMCA. Student teams collaborate on games like Minecraft and Rocket League.

NAYDO Philanthropy Live are service projects in each NAYDO host city sponsored by The Redwoods Group.

Recent studies have shown obesity rates among children have tripled in the last decade due to more sedentary lifestyles and a nutrient-poor diet.

Y Teen L.I.F.E. (Leadership. Inspiration. Fellowship. Education.) End Of Year Celebration was held on Saturday, April 29, 2023.

In the Fall of 2021, the Odessa Family YMCA partnered with the Ector County ISD to address the kindergarten readiness issues in our community.

Y Member Praises Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program After Life-Saving Outcome. Shirley Lilly joined the Blood Pressure Self-Monitoring Program (BPSM) in the fall of 2022, she was looking for some guidance from Healthy Heart Ambassadors on how she can get her blood pressure under control.