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Each year, more than 14 million children and adults attend summer camp in the U.S., but the coronavirus pandemic may cause these camps to look different moving forward. The Harrisburg Area YMCA in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, ...
On May 21, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, how organizations can prepare for reopening and how the industry will be affected moving forward. The panelists were Chris Tointon, the ...
Virtual programs have graduated from an added commodity to a necessity during the COVID-19 pandemic, as organizations everywhere have explored new options to keep members connected and healthy in their homes. One option that has ...
The YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas is preparing to open its doors June 1. Although gyms were given the go-ahead to open the week of May 11, the Dallas Y is choosing to wait to ensure ...
The COVID-19 pandemic has forced community rec centers across the U.S. to stay on their toes, and constantly adjust their operating procedures and future plans. During this trying time, it’s important to support and learn from ...
Isolation, unease and lack of energy are all symptoms of a coronavirus-induced quarantine. Since most are working from home without a regular routine, access to traditional health and wellness services, and the ability to spend ...
After over six weeks of being shut down due to the coronavirus pandemic, the YMCA of Greater Tulsa reopened its doors on May 1. Matt Hancock, the senior VP of operations for the YMCA of ...
On May 7, Community Rec Magazine presented a virtual roundtable addressing the COVID-19 crisis, the impact on staff and members, and how community rec centers can navigate the crisis. The panelists were John Mikos, the ...
In Part 2 of this “Life After COVID-19” series, John Mikos from the YMCA of Greater Kansas City discusses the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on program participation. Is virtual the new standard? Or will ...
Countless events have been cancelled around the world due to the coronavirus. However, the YMCA of East Surrey in Redhill, England, didn’t want that to be the case for their annual Fun Run. “We have ...
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