FromPlans to Progress: Expanding Programs and Facilities for Growing Communities
What does it t ake t o do more good?
At the YMCA of Central Texas we beieve what our Ydoes is good Our programs and services make a d fference in the quality of life for those who particpate? and that s good So,why woud wenot want to do as much good as poss be?
If that?s the case, then, what does it take to do more good?
We , there are probably a number of correct answers when it comesto that question Weare not sure that we can give you all the answers, however, when it comes to doing more good the YMCAof Central Texas way, we feel fairly certain that we can provide a ttle local nsight.
First and foremost, a YMCA that s committed to do more goodmust be led by volunteers and staff who have an abso ute passion to serve others Serving others is a cal ng for thosewho ove doing Y work? think Forrest Gump, think peas and carrots? think whatever makes you rea ze that good Y people love to serve others Furthermore, the leadership of theYMCA must bel eve w thout a shadow of a doubt that YMCA programs and serv ces truly make a difference Smp y put, if YMCA programs like swimlessons , camp, Gymnastics, wellness classes and afterschoo care are?good?, why wouldn? t leadership want to serve as many people as we can? you don? t need to answer that, it isrhetorical, and the proof is on the faces of the thousands of people we serveevery week It is this belief, and the passion to serve, that dr ves YMCA leaders to do more good, but that sonly part of the answer
Next, n order to ?do more good,?there must be a way for YMCA eadersto help break down any financial barriers that woud preclude anyone fromparticipation inYMCA act vities This usual y requires a culture of philanthrop c support where Y leaders exemplifythe values of the organizations commitment to ?turn no one away?and set the example for commun ty giving YMCA?s, where leadership is recognized for setting the pace, have the abil ty to leveragetremendous social impact which is then transformed into f nancial aid for those who w shto participate in Yactivities but cannot afford to do so.
Finally, YMCA leadership must be committed to prov d ng the highest quality of services This commitment requ res modern, safe facilities, equipment, and outdoor spacesthat accommodate the YMCA serv ce delivery plan Everyone deserves quality services
Expanding community service and partnering n the economic growthin rural areas add another level of challenge to ?doing more good.?YMCA leaders who find ways to br ngYMCA activities to emerging and underserved areas truly engage ?other?partners who believe?doing more good together?might be the only way to quickly bring qua ty of l fe amenities to those communitieswherecore services domnate the use of pub c funds The YMCA of Central Texas isproud to partner with loca municipalities and community partners who share this vis on
This YMCA of 2023 Central Texas?Annual Report is proof that when there is a wil to do more good, there is ultimately a way. We want to thank each and every oneof our donors, sponsors, partners, members, participants and staff who help us to successfully ?do more good?each and every day We look forward to continu ng to serve our communit es with our current and future partners n?do ng more good ?
Sincerey,
Jeff Andresen President /CEO YMCA of Central Texas
Gregg Miller Chairman YMCA of Central TexasMetro Board of Directors
YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN YPROGRAMMING
Each year our YMCA raises funds that provide Direct Financal Assistance to ind viduals and groups in need Volunteerismhas been a driving force in the strength and power of our civil society since this country?s founding. The independent sector has announced that the latest value of a volunteer hour is $33.49. This shows the incredible contributions vo unteers make in our communit es and country The funds we raised plus the community support by utilizing vo unteer leadership lowers the cost of programs and maximizes participation. This number g ves us the "big social impact picture"
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA
As we wrapped up 2023, we celebrated a s gnificant milestone w th the groundbreaking of the Carl and Deanna Mil er Outdoor Poo . This cutting-edge facility wi nclude exct ng water sl des, a zero-entry zone for young swimmers, convenient changing rooms, outdoor showers, and more This new addition at the CHASCOFamily YMCA will allow us to serve even more fam ies, children, and camp participants throughout the summer There's no better way to cool off fromthe Texas heat than a dip in the poo !
Designed with accessibility and nclusiv ty n mind, the Car and Deanna M er Outdoor Pool features a zero-entry area to ensure swimmers of al ages and abilities can enjoy the water with ease. Shaded lounging areas prov de comfort for parents and caregivers, while the thoughtfu layout reflects our commitment to creating spaces where everyone feels wecome. The pool will be a gathering place where the community can come together to relax, play, and stay act ve
Beyond recreation, the pool will play a vital role in expanding our summer programming. Sw mlessons, water safety education, and day camps will help equ p children with essent a fe sk ls, fostering conf dence and independence The new fac ty will allow us to offer more opportun t es for our members to engage in these important programs that promote safety and we -being
The Carl and Deanna Miller Outdoor Pool is more than just a p ace to cool off? it?s an investment in the future of our community By providing a space for fam ies and indiv duals to create lasting memories, stay act ve, and develop mportant skills, we are furthering our mssion of building healthy spirits, mnds, and bodies for a This poo will be a vibrant hub of summer fun and growth for years to come
ANNUAL REPORT 2023
YMCA of Central Texas - ymcactx.org
YOUTH PROGRAMS
26,059 3,008
FITNESS PROGRAMS
5,597
VOLUNTEER HOURS
2,696
GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA
Going into the fourth year of YMCA Camp Brightwell, we knew it was time to showour appreciation to the camp?s namesakes, Georgeand BarbaraBrightwel Weare proud to announce the construct onof two newcovered pav ons, named in ther honor: George and Barbara!
As our camp continues to grow,these additions provide much-needed spacefor our campers to play and stay cool during the hot summer months Whether they areworking on crafts or gathering with their un ts, our campers now havea cool, shaded spaceto enjoy ther camp exper ence, thanks to George and Barbara!
The mpact of Georgeand Barbara extends beyond just offering shade; thesepavilions have qu cklybecome central hubs of activ ty andconnection at camp Fromgroup games and nature lessonsto rany-day sheters, they provide a flexible space for campers to bond, learn, and make asting memor es The Brightwells legacy continues to shapethe heart of YMCA Camp Brightwell, ensur ng that future generat ons of campers w benefit from the v brant and welcomng atmosphere they hepedcreate
ANNUAL REPORT 2023 YMCA of Central Texas- ymcactxorg
3,792
GREATER WACO YMCA
The Greater Waco YMCA, formerly known as the YMCA of Central Texas, has been a cornerstone of the Waco community for over 120 years During that time, countless fam ies, colleg ate athletes, and influential commun ty eaders have walked its halls. In 2023, the YMCA embarked on a sign ficant renovat on pro ect to enhance its facilities and continue serving the growing and diverse needs of the Waco area
Waco s one of the fastest-growing communities in Central Texas With an ncreas ng number of famil es, active older adults, and individuals seeking wel ness casses, social opportunities, and recreational activit es, the Yrecognized the need to expand and modernize its offerings The renovation ncludes an upgraded Ch dWatch Center, state-of-the-art fitness areas, multiple group exercise stud os, a renovated WarmWater Therapy pool, program areas, and an outdoor mult -sports fied to accommodate its expanding membership base
In October 2023, Phase I of the pro ect was completed, incud ng the reopening of the lobby and membership desk, restrooms, coffee bar, soca spaces, and fitness floor These improvements have created a welcoming environment not only for fitness enthusiasts but also for those seeking community and connection The lobby and social areas are already bustl ng with events, holiday parties, coffee breaks for parents, and study time for children
We are excited about the cont nued growth in Waco and the surrounding areas and look forward to serving even more members w th our expanded facilities. The Greater Waco YMCA is committed to meeting the needs of our vibrant community for years to come
ANNUAL REPORT 2023
YMCA of Central Texas - ymcactx.org
YOUTH PROGRAMS
776
FITNESS PROGRAMS
2,885
VOLUNTEER HOURS
9,900
YOUTH PROGRAMS
875
FITNESS PROGRAMS
In 2023, we proudly introduced the Anne Cano Legacy Award, celebrating the love, passion, and sp r t of theYMCA that Anne embod ed everyday A ongtimemember of the Hutto Fam y YMCA, Annewas a familiar facein our Active Older Adult classes, reguar yparticipat ng in Silver Sneakers and Silver Splash
Anne had a remarkableability to make everyonefee welcome, creating a sense of beongingfor a who crossed her path Beyond her involvement at the Y, Anne was deeply commtted to theHutto community She servedon the Hutto Cty Council (2009-2017) and the Hutto Economc Development Board(2008-2017), and continued her service on the Wil amson County ESD#3 Board and the Hutto Chamber Board In 2022, Anne was honoredwith theEd Schmidt Lfetime Achievement Award by the Hutto Chamber of Commerce, recogn zing her unwavering dedication to giving back
We were honored to present theinaugural Anne Cano Legacy Award to Annes family at our Inspirational Luncheon With members ike Anne, webuild alegacy and leave a last ng impact on our community.Each year, wew l cont nueto recognize memberswho follow inher footsteps, upholding her spirit of serviceand commitment
3,993
VOLUNTEER HOURS
ANNUAL REPORT 2023 YMCA of Central Texas- ymcactxorg
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES
In 2023, the YMCA of the Highland Lakes proudly aunched the first annual Fall Festiva, marking the beginning of a new seasonal tradit on for Burnet and ts surrounding communities This excit ng, free event was packed w th fami y-fr end y activ t es such as pumpkin decorat ng, thrilling carnival r des, face painting, and much more It was more than just a day of fun? it was a chance to connect w th neighbors and create asting memories
The festival wouldn? t have been possible without the involvement of local businesses, school districts, and our ded cated partners, including the Burnet Fire Department, who added an extra layer of excitement Their particpat on helped build a stronger sense of unity and co laboration across our commun ty Watching famil es and commun ty members come together to celebrate and enoy these shared experiences was truly a pleasure, reaff rming the YMCAs role as a centra hub for connection and fellowship
We are committed to creating more than just events? we are bu d ng tradit ons that strengthen the community As this event cont nues to grow in future years, we look forward to wecoming even more families, loca organizat ons, and partners
YOUTH PROGRAMS
FITNESS PROGRAMS
VOLUNTEER HOURS 3,507 1,752 1,756
18,004
YOUTH PROGRAMS
TWIN LAKES PROPERTIES
FITNESS PROGRAMS
3,504 5,900
In the summer of 2023, weceebrated the opening of the 300-foot Twin LakesPark Pedestrian Br dge, a monumental addition to the belovedpark and Camp Twin Lakes campus This bridge, whichconnects previously inaccessibeareas of the park, enhancesthe natura experience for all vis tors. The pro ect was madeposs be through a valued partnership between the YMCAof Centra Texas, W iamson County, and the voter-approved W liamson County Park Bond
We are immensely gratefu to Cynthia Long, W liamson County Commssioner, Russell Fishbeck, Sr Drector of Parks and Recreation, our YMCA branch and assocat on board members, staff, and Williamson County representativesfor making this visiona reality
The bridge is ust the beginn ng! More exct ng developments areplanned for thisside of the property, promis ng expanded programming and serv ces for the commun ty and campersduring thecamp season. We ook forward to continu ng to growand mprove this beautiful space in Cedar Park
VOLUNTEER HOURS
ANNUAL REPORT 2023 YMCA of Central Texas- ymcactxorg
Y AFTERSCHOOL & PRESCHOOL AT THEY
Preschool at the Yunderwent significant renovations in 2023, creat ng a more dynamic and nurturing env ronment for our growing community The newly expanded fac ty now includes seven state-of-the-art classrooms, a library, soft p ayground, indoor p ayscape, music and dance room, and an enr chment space ded cated to art, science, and culinary activities These improvements offer our students a broader range of learning experiences, foster ng creativity, exploration, and growth in a hands-on, nteract ve sett ng.
The impact of these renovations w l extend for years to come With spaces designed to encourage curiosity and co laboration, students wil have the opportunity to engage deep y with a d verse curriculum Fromearly literacy in our library to creative projects in our enrichment room, each child?s unique talents w ll be nurtured Our preschoo ers w eave w th a strong foundation of soca, emotiona, and academc sk s that will set themup for success n kindergarten and beyond
Thanks to these renovations, we can continue to enhance the learning ourney for each student, shaping ther development n a space where imagination thr ves and ifelong memories are made We look forward to seeing our students excel in the classroomand in fe as they build the confidence, creativity, and cr tical thinking sk s essential for ifelong learning These renovations have allowed us to not only meet the needs of our current students but also to expand our reach and ensure future generat ons of young earners are set up for success in a supportive, enriching environment
7,900
180
AFTERSCHOOL PARTICIPATION VOLUNTEER
PRESCHOOL PARTICIPATION
LEADERSHIP
SENIOR LEADERSHIP
President & CEO
Jeff Andresen
Chief Financial Officer
Kellie Bolin
Chief Human Resources Officer
Lucy Regimbal
Chief Operat ions Officer
Cameran Bahr
August Alvarado
John Avery
Brent Baker
Joe Baker (H)
Roy Beard
JimBoles
Todd Butler
Mike Chaney
David Collinsworth
Buddy Crossley (H)
Charlie Culpepper (H)
Lew Curatolo
Greg Davis
Mark Dietz
Chief Market ing Officer
Laura Arredondo
VP of Financial Development
Theresa Cirigl ano
VP of Operat ions - East
David Stryjewski
VP of Operat ions - West KimYeakey
Spence
Mike Doss
Don Eddleman
Rene Flores
Steve Flores
Chuck Glace
Keith Hagler
Ron Hagood
EdwardHanna
David Hays
Cathy Heckenl vely
Keith Hickman
Mark Horan
Dauphen Jackson
Blake Magee (H)
Ny e Maxwell (H)
Lee McIntosh
Danny Meigs
Deanna Miller
Gregg Miller (Chair)
Carl Miller (H)
Felix Munson (H)
John Nelson (H)
JimOrr
Will Peckham
Cary Rabb
Lori Ringstaff
Leticia Saenz
Ross Schneider
JonSloan
Zach Smith
SteveStapp
TreyTaparauskas
TimTmmerman
Shaun Tuggle
TheoWatson
George White(H)
Will Williams
Kat Willis
LEADERSHIP
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
Kristin Stevens, Chair
Shane Barnett
Garrett Blount
Ho is Bone
Bil Combes
Tyler Deck
Aaron Domnguez
Shayne Edd eman
M chael Gamboa
David Gillian
Randall Guidry
Patrick Ham ton
Susan Harris
Jen Henderson
Mark Horan
JimHowicz
Lee Idom
Justin Lawhorn
M chelleLy
Chr s Meighen
Kevin Mueller
TmothyNevud
Blake Notgrass
Br an Outlaw
Lora Weber
Snow White
M ke White
GREATER
WACO YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
Theo Watson, Chair
Suzanne Abbe
Eman Afshar
Jazbeen Ahmad
Haylee Beard
Tricia Capps
Brandon Chappell
David Collinsworth
Alyssa Deaton
Josh Deaton
Dexter Hall
Cris Houston
Jon Lamar
Stephen Lew s
Lewis Snell
John Sponenberg
Josh Wucher
TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
Greg Dav s, Chair
Laura Balla
Bo Beaudry
Aaron Brungot
Dana Burns
Moriah Eberhart
Sunn e Fox
Denise Geger
Hector Hernandez
Mel Kirkland
M chelle Long
AdamPowe
JJRhooms
Margaret Ross-Tenert
Barbara Shaffer
Bryan Wukasch
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES BOARD MEMBERS
Lori Ringstaff, Chair
Nancy Allen
Ross Behrens
David Bennett
Trey Brown
Max Cardenas
TmDenton
Cndy Dire
Daniel Dire
Julia Evans
ThomFarleigh
Ketha Goodw n
Rachael Hausman
Cody Henson
M chael Ho comb
Louise Lary
Gay e Lloyd
Roger Moore
Sandra Moore
Mark Whitacre
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES BOARD MEMBERS
Brent Baker, Chair
Debbie Bauerkemper
Ron Hagood
Celina Henry
Sarah Korpita
2023 DONORS & PARTNERS
Thank you for placing your trust in us as we support our commun ties during themost chalenging of times We are deeply grateful for the fo lowing donors for their generosity andunwavering support of theYMCAof Central Texas. These gifts fuel our determination to do more "good" for those who need us the most.
ANNUAL CAMPAIGN DONORS
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA BOARD MEMBERS
August Alvarado, Chair
Russ Bo es
Bryon Borchers
Stacie Fe er
Ruth Gaul
Cole Korte
Kara Pnneli
Robb n Ray
Michelle Smith
Todd Robison
Monica Story
Joe Lecher
Peter Gordon
Jeffrey Yarbrough
Caleb Steed
Russell Dan el
Jenn Griffith
Mason Moses
DIAMOND
CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE
$10,000 & above
2023 So ree: A Comng
Together Project for the Kids
Alicia and Mike Chaney
American Soccer Company
Ascension Seton
Atmos Energy
Big Boy Hester s Fsh ng Trip LLC
Blake Magee
Camp in Motion
CHASCOConstructors
City of Hutto
Cornerstone Site Services
Frst Baptist Church Tay or
Georgetown Heathcare System
Hood Endowment Grants
Keith and Marcia Hager
Kristi and Chuck Gace
Nyle Maxwell Fam y of Dealersh ps
Sablatura and W liams PLLC Sar don and CaryRabb
Shanna and RossSchneider
Shattuck Foundation
Sport Clips Hair Cuts
Wayne and JoAnnMoore Charitable Foundation
WD Ke ey Foundation
YMCA of the USAOvernight Camp Access
PLATINUM
CHAIRMAN'S CIRCLE
$5,000 - $9,999
Ampl fy Credit Union
GEORGETOWN
FAMILY YMCA FOUNDERS GROUPS
Danny Meigs, Chair
Karen Cole
Ron Garland
Doug Groves
Gordon Logan
E zabeth McFarland
Bob Novello
Karron Wilson
Becky and Jon Soan
Ben E Keth Copmany
Doug Groves
Jeffrey Swanson
Jimand
DeeDee Orr
Karen Cole
Kitty and George Hessler
Kona Ice
Krischke and LaRue Fam y
Magno ia Market
Norma and Craig Hackler
Orb tal Power
ParadigmMetas, Inc
Photo TX Photography
Pool & Hot Tub Foundat on
Precor Fitness Equipment
Progressive Commercal Aquatics Inc.
Rockin' Lad es Retreat
Round Rock Industr al Equipment Co Inc
Round Rock Rotary Club
SCORESports
Steger Bizze EngineeringInc
Tack Development LTD
TimTmmerman
Todd Allen
Todd Butler
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GOLD PRESIDENT'SCLUB
$2,500 - $4,999
Aaron Brungot
Alyssa and Mike Wh te
Atek Service Pros
Blake and Al ison Notgrass
Br dgit Dance
Brungot Farms
Cathy and Char ie Culpepper
Char ty Go f Internat onal
Chr s and Kaeigh Meighen
Dauphen Jackson
Gene Lawhon
Herve Fort n
Hill Country Bibe Church RRNorth
James and Linda Back
Jill and Kenton Toomey
JimBoles
John Avery
Kat Wil is
Kevin Hammons
Korte Homes
Labor Finders
Larry Smth
Lew Curato o
Mark Horan and Family
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No Time For Social
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R Mark Dietz
Reuvenate Landscape
Ron and Carolyn Hagood
Russell and Rob n Fontenot
Sandra Moore
Shop LC
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$1,500 - $2,499
Alyssa and Josh Deaton
Bil Combes
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Catheen Phelps
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First Citizens Bank
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Georgetown Steak Fry 2023
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Hagood Engineer ng Associates
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Hol s Bone
iScoreGolf
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Michelle Corneissens
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NAU Urology Special sts
North Aust n Urology
Robert Evans
Ronald and Barbara Garland
Ronald Harr son
Rotary Club of Burnet
Round Rock Lacrosse
Round Rock Sertoma
Round Rock Womans Cub
Sal y and George Wh te
Sean and Krist n Stevens
Shane Barnett
Shaun Tuggle
Snow White and Family
SRI Monogramming Inc.
Tammy and Jeff Andresen
ThomFairlegh
TimO'Neill
Toppan Photomasks, Inc
Tr cia Capps
Will Browning
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$1,000 - $1,499
A Pus Asphalt and Concrete
Alex s Frias
Alithia Gilbert
Allegiance Mental Health & Wellness
Services LLC
Allen Chick
Amanda McGarrity
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Angela Cebo ero
Anne Couch
Anonymous
Ashley Silva
August Alvarado
Beth Avery
Bil and Becky Scog n
Bil 's Burgers Wngs & Things
Brandon and Jul a Evans
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Br ttany Perez
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Cody Henson
Cole Korte
Connie Bradley
Dan Dre
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Daveya McDonad
David Gillian
Deborah Rippstein
Dell Matching
Dexter Hall
Don and Linda Edd eman
Donna Ph llips
Erica Mcdaniel
Erik Martinez
Erin Daby
Evan Bates
Gail and Gregg Mil er
Garrett Blount
Gary Grumo
Gattis Pizza & Gatti-Town
General Patrick Hamilton
Goodstock by Nolan Ryan
Greg Davis
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Hermanek Fam y
Holiday Inn Express
HPEEng neering
Jackson H Fenner Foundation
James Roohms
Jan Wlliams
Jayden Black
Jazbeen Ahmad
Jeff and Cathy Heckenlively
Jenn Griffith
Jenn fer Henderson
Jerry Bradley
Jesse Dyke
Jess ca Fulgham
JimHowicz
John Sponenberg
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Jovana Sanchez
JPH Land Surveying Inc
Judge Linda Bayless
Justin Lawhorn
Justin Wirth
Kaitlyn Foster
Kaleetr a Ashford
Katie and Dustin Forsythe
Kellie Bo in
Kendra Gaul
Kev n Mueller
KimKlotz
Kimberley Yeakey
King Campbell
Larry Burns
Larry LPerez
Laura Arredondo and Fami y
Lee McIntosh
Lisa Weiser
Lora Weber
Louise Lary
Mel ssaPierce
Michael Gamboa
MichelleLy
MichelleSmith
Mikeand CourtneyDoss
Mikeand Joanne Douglas
MoriahEberhart
Nancy Gehlbach
NaplesOral + Facial Surgery
NelsonFam y Partnersh p
Odyssey Technica So ut ons
Parad gmCommercial
Patr ck Figures
Rache Wehmeyer
Randall and Maria Guidry
Raymond Raphael
ReneFores
RichardHausman
Robb n Ray
Roger and AngelaMoore
Ruthand DougGaul
Sakthi Baur
SaraSchoonover
Sarahand Br anSpence
Shayne Eddleman
Snow Whiteand Family
Stacieand Scott Feller
Stego Industries,LLC
StephanieShutt es
Suzanne Abbe
TedVan Anne
Terry Hagood
Texas Bapt st Ch dren'sHome
TimNevud
TomJohnson
Tyler Deck
Urban Eat Drink
Vali Martin
V rg n aSalsbury
Will W liams
Zach Smth
Zachary Duel
Zachary Yoke
OUR MISSION
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all
METRO ASSOCIATION OFFICES
1812 N Mays Street Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622
GEORGETOWN FAMILY YMCA
3010 Williams Drive #210 Georgetown, TX 78628 512-615-5599
YMCA CAMP TWIN LAKES
2300 SBell Blvd Cedar Park, TX 78613 512-257-0709
TWIN LAKES FAMILY YMCA
204 ELittle ElmTrail Cedar Park, TX 78613 512-250-9622
GREATER WACO YMCA
6800 Harvey Drive Waco, TX 76710 254-776-6612
ANNUAL REPORT 2023
YMCA of Central Texas - ymcactx.org
Y AFTERSCHOOL 1812 N Mays Street Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622
PRESCHOOL AT THE Y 1812 N Mays Street Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622
HUTTO FAMILY YMCA 200 Alliance Blvd Hutto, TX 78634 512-846-2360
CHASCO FAMILY YMCA 1812 N Mays Street Round Rock, TX 78664 512-246-9622
YMCA OF THE HIGHLAND LAKES 1601 SWater Street Burnet, TX 78611 512-756-6180
