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Monday, June 29, 2009
Wednesday, June 24, 2009
More For Your Money At YMCA Southcoast
YMCA Southcoast members have access to YMCA facilities across southeastern Massachusetts! Through the YMCA Partnership of Southeastern Massachusetts, our members can use the following YMCA facilities across the area: Cape Cod YMCA, Attleboro YMCA, Hockomock Area YMCA, Old Colony YMCA, South Shore YMCA.
Click here for a detailed listing of YMCA facilities: http://www.ymcasouthcoast.org/matriarch/MultiPiecePage.asp_Q_PageID_E_69_A_PageName_E_Membershiprates
So the next time you're down the Cape or visiting a friend in Quincy, driving through Taunton or hanging out in Attleboro, consider visiting and working out at any of the participating YMCAs. Make sure to bring your YMCA Southcoast membership ID.
YMCA Southcoast members have access to YMCA facilities across southeastern Massachusetts! Through the YMCA Partnership of Southeastern Massachusetts, our members can use the following YMCA facilities across the area: Cape Cod YMCA, Attleboro YMCA, Hockomock Area YMCA, Old Colony YMCA, South Shore YMCA.
Click here for a detailed listing of YMCA facilities: http://www.ymcasouthcoast.org/matriarch/MultiPiecePage.asp_Q_PageID_E_69_A_PageName_E_Membershiprates
So the next time you're down the Cape or visiting a friend in Quincy, driving through Taunton or hanging out in Attleboro, consider visiting and working out at any of the participating YMCAs. Make sure to bring your YMCA Southcoast membership ID.
Friday, June 19, 2009
YMCA Southcoast Summer Day Camps
Summer day camps at YMCA Southcoast begin Monday, June 22 and will run until the end of August. The day camps are broken down into one and two-week sessions depending on the site and consist of traditional and specialty camp programs.Camp registrations are accepted throughout the summer.
Learn more about YMCA Summer day camps at http://www.ymcasouthcoast.org/.
To learn more about a specific camp we offer, click on the link below:
Camp Nep-In-Nae
@ the Gleason Family Y in Wareham
Camp Frederick Douglass
@ the New Bedford YMCA
"Y" Quequechan
@ the Fall River YMCA
@ the Gleason Family Y in Wareham
Camp Frederick Douglass
@ the New Bedford YMCA
"Y" Quequechan
@ the Fall River YMCA
YMCA Southcoast Hosts 142nd Annual Meeting
June 18, 2009
YMCA Southcoast Holds Annual Meeting:Board of Directors Nominated, Heritage Club introduced, and Volunteers from across the Southcoast Region Recognized
On Thursday, June 11, YMCA Southcoast held its 142nd Annual Meeting at the Mattapoisett YMCA. Approximately 100 YMCA members, staff and community members were in attendance.
Charlie Decas, outgoing Chairman of the Board and member of the Nominating/Board Development Committee, gave the highlights of the Annual Report of 2008.
Jane Machado, Aquatic Director at the Fall River YMCA, presented the Dr. Goodwin Scholarship to Brooke Walsh.
After nearly three decades of service, Carl Robidoux was awarded Employee of the Year by Vice President and COO Nancy L. Bonell. Robidoux retired at the end of last year’s camp season to assume the role of Vice Principal at Dartmouth Middle School.
YMCA Southcoast also recognized its outstanding volunteers. Margaret D. Xifaras was honored by Gary Schuyler as YMCA Southcoast’s Volunteer of the Year.
Executive Directors from each of YMCA Southcoast’s five branches recognized their own volunteers:
· Carl Robidoux – Outstanding Mattapoisett Volunteer
· Lee Johns – Outstanding Wareham Volunteer
· Richard Medicke – Outstanding Dartmouth Volunteer
· Bill Roth – Outstanding New Bedford Volunteer
· Melissa Silvia – Outstanding Fall River Volunteer
Jennifer Golden, Development Director at YMCA Southcoast, introduced the newly formed Heritage Club. Alvin Shwartz, YMCA Southcoast since 1935 and Heritage Club member, spoke about his contributions and what YMCA Southcoast means to him.
The following were voted in as officers of YMCA Southcoast at the meeting: Lawrence T. Wilson, Chairman; Peter C. Bullard, 1st Vice Chairperson; Margaret Xifaras, 2nd Vice Chairperson; Dr. Brian K. Bowcock, Treasurer; Robert R. Coykendall, Clerk. The Nominating Committee of YMCA Southcoast also elected three new members to the Board of Directors: Sarah B. Lamothe, David Wright and William Burns.
YMCA Southcoast has been working to meet the health and social service needs of families and individuals throughout the Southcoast area for nearly 150 years. There are currently five branch sites serving more than 16,000 members. YMCAs embrace people of all ages, incomes, abilities, religions and ethnic backgrounds. Financial assistance is available for membership and programs. For more information, visit the nearest YMCA Southcoast branch, or go to www.ymcasouthcoast.org.
YMCA Southcoast Holds Annual Meeting:Board of Directors Nominated, Heritage Club introduced, and Volunteers from across the Southcoast Region Recognized
On Thursday, June 11, YMCA Southcoast held its 142nd Annual Meeting at the Mattapoisett YMCA. Approximately 100 YMCA members, staff and community members were in attendance.
Charlie Decas, outgoing Chairman of the Board and member of the Nominating/Board Development Committee, gave the highlights of the Annual Report of 2008.
Jane Machado, Aquatic Director at the Fall River YMCA, presented the Dr. Goodwin Scholarship to Brooke Walsh.
After nearly three decades of service, Carl Robidoux was awarded Employee of the Year by Vice President and COO Nancy L. Bonell. Robidoux retired at the end of last year’s camp season to assume the role of Vice Principal at Dartmouth Middle School.
YMCA Southcoast also recognized its outstanding volunteers. Margaret D. Xifaras was honored by Gary Schuyler as YMCA Southcoast’s Volunteer of the Year.
Executive Directors from each of YMCA Southcoast’s five branches recognized their own volunteers:
· Carl Robidoux – Outstanding Mattapoisett Volunteer
· Lee Johns – Outstanding Wareham Volunteer
· Richard Medicke – Outstanding Dartmouth Volunteer
· Bill Roth – Outstanding New Bedford Volunteer
· Melissa Silvia – Outstanding Fall River Volunteer
Jennifer Golden, Development Director at YMCA Southcoast, introduced the newly formed Heritage Club. Alvin Shwartz, YMCA Southcoast since 1935 and Heritage Club member, spoke about his contributions and what YMCA Southcoast means to him.
The following were voted in as officers of YMCA Southcoast at the meeting: Lawrence T. Wilson, Chairman; Peter C. Bullard, 1st Vice Chairperson; Margaret Xifaras, 2nd Vice Chairperson; Dr. Brian K. Bowcock, Treasurer; Robert R. Coykendall, Clerk. The Nominating Committee of YMCA Southcoast also elected three new members to the Board of Directors: Sarah B. Lamothe, David Wright and William Burns.
YMCA Southcoast has been working to meet the health and social service needs of families and individuals throughout the Southcoast area for nearly 150 years. There are currently five branch sites serving more than 16,000 members. YMCAs embrace people of all ages, incomes, abilities, religions and ethnic backgrounds. Financial assistance is available for membership and programs. For more information, visit the nearest YMCA Southcoast branch, or go to www.ymcasouthcoast.org.
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
YMCA Southcoast's Mission
Our mission is the improvement of the spiritual, mental, social, educational and physical conditions of all persons.
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