Category: Operations & Facilities
The Eugene Family YMCA, located in Eugene, Oregon, closed on March 12 after they learned a staff member was being tested for COVID-19. Shortly after, their communications team issued their first daily update to an ...
Since the COVID-19 pandemic forced most, if not all, community rec centers to close their doors, few were affected more by this sudden development than their staff members. To try and stay afloat financially until ...
Community rec centers around the nation have been forced to temporarily shut their doors to follow the guidelines of their governing bodies during the COVID-19 pandemic. But with missions that are centered on fostering community, ...
Being able to clearly and effectively communicate with your members is always important. But in a time when facilities are closed and the country is facing a pandemic, communication is vital. The Sid Jacobson JCC ...
In the midst of the unique disease outbreak that is COVID-19, community rec organizations across the country are shutting down to do their part in slowing the spread of the disease. However, even with your ...
COVID-19, known commonly as the coronavirus, has taken the world by storm. With the number of confirmed cases in the U.S. growing, organizations everywhere are taking action to prevent the disease from becoming more widespread. ...
“Thank you.” “Good job.” “Well done.” “I appreciate your effort. Wow, it must have taken a lot of hard work to make this happen.” When was the last time you heard any of these phrases? ...
Every city has its own best kept secret. Of course, what qualifies a particular place as a secret is entirely subjective, but the common theme among all best kept secrets is the surprising number of ...
This month we spoke with Jennifer Federici, the associate vice president of marketing at the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas about social media. What is your organization’s social media marketing strategy? JF: Our goal with social ...
Risk management should be at the top of every community rec center’s priority list. Creating a culture of risk management starts with leadership. There has to be a consistent approach to correctly identify key areas ...
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