The Y ensures all people have equitable access to the essentials needed to become thriving members of the community. Daily, the Y bridges and fills individual and community needs as a catalyst for impactful change. The YMCA makes accessible the support and opportunities that empower people and communities to learn, grow and thrive, with three areas of impact: Youth Development, Healthy Living and Social Responsibility.
YMCA OF METROPOLITAN DALLAS
YOUTH DEVELOPMENT
Nurturing the potential of every child an teen HEALTHY LIVING
Improving the nation’s health & well-being
SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Giving back and providing support to our neighbors
PHILANTHROPY
Our collective support for the community we serve
6,975 KIDS IN AFTERSCHOOL AT 88 LOCATIONS
2,027 PARTICIPATED IN TEEN PROGRAMS
1,367 PEOPLE PARTICIPATED IN COMMUNITY HEALTH PROGRAMS
$143.5K AWARDED IN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIPS
39,023 PARTICIPANTS IN CAMP & OUTDOOR EDUCATION
73,102 ENJOYED SWIM, SPORTS & PLAY
1,867 DADS & KIDS BONDED WITH FAMILY TIME IN ADVENTURE GUIDES
3,589 LEARNED WATER SAFETY IN SAFETY AROUND WATER
$4.2 MILLION PLEDGED IN THE 2022 ANNUAL CAMPAIGN
5,523 VOLUNTEERS
174,064 VOLUNTEER HOURS
52,569 SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN THROUGH FINANCIAL AID
Curt Hazelbaker President and Chief Executive Officer
J. LOZANO, III Chief Volunteer Officer
HAZELBAKER President and Chief Executive Officer
J. Lozano, III Chief Volunteer Officer
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Thank y ou f or s upporting t he Y MCA o f M etropolitan D allas. W e ar e e xcited f or another gr eat y ear. Best r egards,
We s erved m ore t han 3 ,500 i n o ur S afety A round W ater p rogram, p rovided o ver 350,000 m eals i n o ur o ut-of-school-time p rograms, an d o ffered fi nancial s upport to over 23,000 across all programs. As we look further into 2023, we are looking forward to continuing to invest in our communities a s w e b egin t he p rocess o f b uilding a b rand-new P ark S outh F amily YMCA, c ompleting t he L ake H ighlands p roject, an d e xpanding o ur m ental h ealth w ork.
Dear YM CA F amily and F riends Four ye ars a go , the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas laid out a plan to invest in our existing c ommunities an d e xpand o ur r each g eographically. W hile t he p andemic temporarily delayed those plans, 2022 truly felt like a renewal of that promise. Our m embership c ontinues t o gr ow, an d w e enj oyed s eeing m ore c hildren i n o ur sports and teen programs than we have in years. We launched Mobile Y, hosted the 55th Annual Dallas YMCA Turkey Trot, and convened a cohort of local experts and community leaders that has not previously existed in our area, to truly make an impact in the mental health space for North Texans. The renovation and expansion of o ur L ake H ighlands F amily Y MCA b egan t o a ccommodate a gr owing c ommunity, and work to create a new lobby, Childwatch and locker room areas in our Semones Family YMCA is also underway. While it was exciting to kick off new initiatives and construction projects, it was also fulfilling to continue the work we have always been committed to as a YMCA.