We are a vital part of Cumberland County; a welcoming place to learn new skills, connect with others, and access support in times of need. Our unique combination of services enriches the well-being of people of all ages and walks of life. As a nonprofit organization, we never turn anyone away who needs us. We need your financial support to continue to keep that promise.
See the impact of the Y through two videos: Murray Family | Campaigner Merry Farnum
The 3rd Annual Tri for the Y and Crank & Shank Duathlon: Saturday, May 19, 2012 at 9 am
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Each year, a team of over 150 people come together to share the Y’s impact through stories. We also request donations so we can stay true to our promise to turn no one away because of an inability to pay. This year we’ve raised $200,000 towards our $300,000 goal and are inviting you to join our team for the final $100,000!
To show our appreciation for your generous donation, you will be recognized by having your name posted on Facebook, tweeted on Twitter, and written on the “Y Thermometer” displayed in all 3 branches showing our progress. We want you to “Join Our Team!”
Visit our Annual Support Campaign page to learn more or donate online.
There is no place quite like the Y. We are a vital part of Cumberland County; a welcoming place to learn new skills, connect with others, and access support in times of need. Our unique combination of services enriches the well-being of people of all ages and walks of life. As a nonprofit organization, we never turn anyone away who needs us. We need your financial support to continue to keep that promise.
For sisters Amanda and Kara the Y has provided a place to form valuable family memories and a much needed sense of normalcy. For years, their mother, Dilia, could be found at the Y with her daughters, working out with them or cheering them on in swim team. Tragically, that ended in the summer of 2010 after a heroic seven year battle with cancer. However, thanks to the Y and financial assistance, Amanda, Kara, and their father, Paul, continue to belong at the Y. Through relationships they have deepened with caring adults and teammates at the Y, the family feels a much needed sense of belonging and support. It is through donations to our annual support campaign that the Y is able to support this family and 5,000 other members when in need.
See the impact of the Y through two videos: Murray Family | Campaigner Merry Farnum
Consider what impact your gift will have:
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$50 |
provides a community group a safe, welcoming place to gather with the at-risk individuals they serve |
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$100 |
provides a member one-on-one support and encouragement through our Healthy Living Program and tools to create a positive shift in their health and well-being |
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$200 |
provides a week-long adventure for a child in our summer camp program as he or she is supported in discovering and nurturing his or her potential |
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$400 |
provides a refugee family a safe, nurturing place for six months as they work to build a new life |
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$500 |
provides a swim team experience, like the Murray girls, that teaches positive values, relationship skills as well as positive adult role models |
Casco Bay Branch Closed 5/19
Wednesday, May 16, 2012
Malcolm Pool will re-open at 2pm today
Thursday, May 3, 2012
Malcolm Pool Closed 4/29
Thursday, Apr 26, 2012
Road Biking Seminar on May 5th
Tuesday, Apr 24, 2012
Adult Swim Lessons - Casco Bay
Thursday, Apr 19, 2012
Portland Branch - Women's Locker Room Closed 4/30 - 5/9
Tuesday, Apr 17, 2012
Join us for Healthy Kids Day - April 28!
Wednesday, Apr 11, 2012
All Branches Closed March 1st
Thursday, Mar 1, 2012
Swim for Your Heart Tuesday, Feb 14
Friday, Feb 10, 2012
Portland's Fittest Man and Woman Fundraisor Makes WCSH 6 News
Thursday, Feb 9, 2012
Cumberland County YMCA Recognizes Merry Farnum
Wednesday, Nov 2, 2011
L.L.Bean Representatives Present $25,000 to Casco Bay Branch
Thursday, Sep 1, 2011