Executive Director, Jeff Palmer
Tel. 218-722-1999 ¦ jpalmer@duluthymca.org

Giving

Y Strong Kids Campaign: Strengthening More Than Muscles!

2009 Goal: $75,000.00

Through the YMCA Strong Kids Campaign, you and the Duluth YMCA can provide resources to ensure today’s youth grow into tomorrow’s leaders. The Strong Kids fund drive is so important to so many young people, especially when you consider what the fund helps provide.

Strong Kids dollars support the YMCA Volunteer and Community Services Department which oversees the Mentor Duluth program, True North AmeriCorps, True North Volunteer Center and the Five Points Program, Youth Development Department which oversees the School's Out programs and the 21st Century After School Learning Centers, Camping Programs including YMCA Camp Miller and YMCA Day Camp Kitchigami, Youth Memberships and Programs and numerous other youth and family programs and events.

Heritage Club Membership

The Heritage Club helps ensure the continuation of valuable YMCA programming for future generations by providing for the maintenance of facilities, programs, and services in Duluth and at Camp Miller. All who wish to share in this worthwhile cause are welcome to participate. Heritage Club gifts are tax deductible and may be either direct or deferred (charitable bequests via wills, etc.).

When choosing support the Duluth Area Family YMCA Heritage Club, please remember:

  • Gifts do not need to be large to be meaningful. Gifts of $1,000 or more can provide a great deal of support for YMCA programs, facilities, and services.
  • You may choose to designate how your gift will be used.
  • While regularly acknowledging members for their kindness and generosity, the Heritage Club also honors the confidentiality and privacy of those members who do not wish to have their names published.
  • Duluth Area Family/Heritage Club donor lists are never traded or sold.

Make a Difference in the Life of A Child.

At the YMCA, your time and talent go a long way. Every hour you spend as a YMCA volunteer translates into the caring attention a child needs to develop values like honesty, respect, responsibility, and caring for self and others. As a YMCA volunteer, you may lead a program, serve as a role model for yoYMCA Volunteers Do Something Good.ung people, help out in the office or at a special event, raise money, or be part of a group or committee working on a neighborhood project. No matter how you help, you’ll make a difference as you work with others in your community.

To be a volunteer or make donation call 722-4745 or e-mail us at info@duluthymca.org

Would you or your company like to sponsor a YMCA Event?  Contact Jeff Palmer at 722-4745, ext. 104 for event information.