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The Greenwich YMCA has infused innovation and creativity to remodel their programming and find new ways to keep kids moving and having fun, while maintaining appropriate social distancing and group size guidelines. Continue Reading →
The YMCA will work with the Early Learning Center families and staff to secure placement with early childhood education providers in the Greenwich area. Continue Reading →
One of his first jobs was giving swimming lessons and coaching basketball at his neighborhood YMCA. Continue Reading →
Mr. DeAngelo came to the Greenwich YMCA from the Boys and Girls Club of Greenwich in August 2015. Continue Reading →
Topics range from sports parenting to stress management to peer relationships. Continue Reading →
YMCA’s teams earned their spot at this tournament by being the #1 team in the Northeast. Out of the twelve teams in each gender from across the US, nine of the teams came from California – the powerhouse state of water polo. Continue Reading →
PepsiCo volunteers did a variety of wood working and painting projects at the enhance the outdoor play area by the historic YMCA Greenwich’s Mason Street entrance.
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The Greenwich YMCA held a BBQ out on its front lawn for the Greenwich community on Saturday to celebrate the reopening of its front doors. The historic front entrance had been shut since 2013 due to construction and scaffolding. Continue Reading →
Thirty-one 5th Grade Boys Participate in Jr League of Greenwich Outdoor Adventure program. The session, which filled within 48 hours of registration, was created by the Jr League of Greenwich to give boys the opportunity to practice respect, trust, communication and leadership. Continue Reading →
Come play bridge with the Perfectly Polite Bridge Group who are bringing a new culture to an old game. The group, who play at the YMCA Greenwich, strives to promote an atmosphere of good sportsmanship and good will between partners and their opponents. Their goal is to play relaxed Bridge for fun and social enjoyment. The group shares the belief that Bridge is the best card game in the world. However, they believe Bridge is “just a game” and being correct is not as important as the feelings of another player. Continue Reading →