Welcome to the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh
For more than 150 years, the YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh has met the ever-changing social service, educational and recreational needs of the people of western Pennsylvania. The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh has served more than 1.4 million participants through programs that include after-school care and childcare, outdoor camping, community outreach, sports, health and fitness, youth counseling and senior assistance.
The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh builds healthy spirit, mind and body for all with programs that:
- Fit the lifestyles of traditional and nontraditional families
- Promote the health and wellness of the community
- Foster literacy among adults and children
- Meet the needs of underserved communities
- Provide the highest quality social services to the community
Season of Giving Gala Super Raffle
The YMCA of Greater Pittsburgh Season of Giving Gala benefits our urban branches. You can help to support this work and the YMCA by purchasing a $100 ticket for the 2008 Super Raffle.
First Prize - $10,000
Second Prize - $5,000
Third Prize - $2,500 Gift Certificate to Henne Jewelers, Shadyside
Only 1,000 tickets will be sold. The winning tickets will be drawn the evening of Saturday, December 6, 2008 at the Season of Giving Gala. Winners need not be present.
For more information, contact Laura Lapcevic at 412-227-3824.
18th Annual Turkey Trot, November 27th
Whether you choose the 2 mile Fun Run or the 5k (due to construction) Turkey Trot you and your family are guaranteed a fun healthy way to kick off the holiday. Last year over 1,700 runners came out to celebrate Thanksgiving in a healthy way.
To register for the race, please click here
To view the race course, click here
For more information or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Katie Berger at (412) 227-5300 or kberger@ymcapgh.org.
All proceeds benefit the YMCA Campaign for Strong Communities.
Construction In Progress for the Downtown YMCA's New Home at Market Square
On track for a summer 2009 opening, the Market Square location may look more like demolition than construction, but it's all part of the process. Follow this link to view pictures and read more about the Downtown YMCA's new home.
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