Category: News
YMCA of Greater Omaha leader Chris Tointon has accepted new Nashville role at the YMCA of Middle Tennessee. The YMCA of Middle Tennessee board of directors announced Chris Tointon has been named president and CEO ...
Stephen Ives, the president and CEO of the YMCA of Greater Houston, is the latest top executive to join Community Rec Magazine’s Advisory Board. Over the past 30-plus years, Ives’ passion has been to help ...
On July 7, the YMCA of Greater Charlotte announced its president and CEO, Todd Tibbits, will leave the organization in August to take the CEO position with the YMCA of San Diego County in California. ...
The Greater Joliet Area YMCA’s board of directors announced the hiring of Katy Leclair as the organization’s new president and CEO. Leclair, who will assume her new role with the Joliet-based non-profit organization on July ...
On June 14, the YMCA of Greater Houston announced the expansion of its leadership team with Angela Hodson hired as the chief philanthropy officer. Hodson is a Houston-based leader with more than 28 years of ...
The YMCA of Greater Seattle received a $18 million gift from philanthropist MacKenzie Scott, validating the Y’s long history of serving others, and its leadership in community building and commitment to equity and justice for ...
On May 28, the CDC updated its guidance for operating youth camps including an outline of planning and preparing for camp, as well as guidance on promoting the vaccine. The key points to this update ...
In support of a White House effort to remove barriers to vaccine access, YMCAs serving more than 500 communities in 38 states are offering free, drop-in child care during vaccination appointments for parents and caregivers ...
Following a nationwide search, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago announced May 18 that it has named Dorri McWhorter as its next president and CEO. As the first woman and Black executive to lead the organization, ...
CDC Mask Announcement: Three YMCAs make changes to their policies and procedures, effective immediately. On May 13, the CDC announced fully vaccinated people can now “resume activities without wearing masks or physically distancing, except where ...
