Saginaw YMCA
Description
The Y is a cause-driven organization that is for youth development, for healthy living and for social responsibility. That’s because a strong community can only be achieved when we invest in our kids, our health and our neighbors.
www.SaginawYMCA.org Our Impact is Felt Every Day:
With a mission to put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind and body for all, our impact is felt when an individual makes a healthy choice, when a mentor inspires a child and when a community comes together for the common good.
We integrate the four core values of character development into all activities and everything we say and do:
Caring
Honesty
Respect and
Responsibility
We appreciate the sacred gift of a healthy spirit, mind and body.
We recognize the worth of all people and work for interracial understanding.
We encourage all people to be responsible members of their families and of our community.
It is the staff’s responsibility to assist the members and other employees in realizing the purposes of the YMCA.
It is our philosophy that, within the limits of available funding, no individual will be denied access to YMCA memberships, programs or services due to a proven inability to pay the full cost of participation.
To that end, we provide financial assistance to those who need financial help in order to participate in YMCA programs.
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facebook.comYesterday’s #paddleball excitement at our #YMCA #Y150
Pan-seared Walleye Fried Perch Shrimp and #GlutenFree options Click photo for prices
Enjoy #MarchMadness and thank the #YMCA for creating #Basketball! #ThrowbackThursday #Y150 http://www.ymca.int/who-we-are/history/basketball-a-ymca-invention/
April - June Updated Guides Are Now Viewable! Printed copies are available at the Y.
#Veterans checked your benefits lately? #TributeTuesday
For more information, or to register, contact: Kylie Rymanowicz Extension Educator Michigan State University Extension Phone: (989) 758-2516 Email: rymanow1@anr.msu.edu
Safety Around Water - Michael Webster shares why you should learn more! http://saginawymca.org/safety-around-water/ #WaterSafety #SaveLives #SwimLessons #SpringBreak #GetOutdoors #WhereMomsMeet #Y150 #BeCauseY
Don't forget to register your young ones for Parent's Night Out! From 4-10pm this Saturday, our staff will provide programs and activities for your children. Dinner is provided and don't forget to pack swimsuits and towels! Contact Chelsea for more information: ckeagel@saginawymca.org
YMCA of Saginaw - Kid Zone - #HelpWanted Hours: varied and flexible. Kid Zone is open from 8:00am-12:00pm and 3:00pm-8:00pm Monday-Friday, 9:00am-1:00pm on Saturday, and 11:00am-6:00pm on Sunday. Pay: $9.25 - $9.50 / hour Age: 18+ preferred, though applicants ages 16 and 17 may be accepted. Description: Kid Zone staff radiates energy and warmth and are able to build strong relationships with and between all members and program participants. Kid Zone staff responsibilities include, but are not limited to ensuring safety of all youth, interacting with youth by playing games, running activities to engage youth, and making sure both youth and parents follow all Kid Zone policies and procedures. The Kid Zone staff exudes fun and safety, communicating well with both children and their guardians, and ensures a phenomenal, high-quality experience with Kid Zone programs and services. With a heart for children and a passion for connecting with families, the Kid Zone staff lives out the YMCA vision, values, and mission. Applicants are preferred to be 18+ and have some experience providing childcare, though applicants ages 16 and 17 may be accepted. Learn more about Kid Zone: http://saginawymca.org/kid-zone/ Type and Print Application: https://tinyurl.com/yd3ae6ho Please turn in an application at the Welcome Desk: Attention Chelsea Keagel #SaginawJobs
Welcome Weston - Wellness Manager Weston Boven is the new Wellness Director, please introduce yourself and help us welcome him to the #Saginaw #YMCA family! Weston is a serial coffee drinker who loves people, their stories, and BBQ. He is equally comfortable in the gym as he is camping in the woods, slicing balls on the golf course, or negotiating bedtimes with his 2 year old. Weston holds a bachelor’s degree from Central Michigan University with emphasis in rehabilitative programming and has 10+ years of working experience in clinical, personal and corporate fitness as well as clinical and corporate wellness programming. Weston and his wife, Brittany, have 3 awesomely stubborn yet fearlessly sweet children that keep them on their toes. “I’m a supporter of finding things that make you happy and doing them as much as possible. Unless eating donuts makes you happy; don’t eat donuts as much as possible,” says Weston. WBoven@SaginawYMCA.org (989) 753-7721 ext 209
Join us! On Thursday March 15th at 11am in the Community Room. Tracy Bargeron from Covenant will be here to share information regarding their Advance Care Planning. She will have information regarding Advance Directives, selecting Patient Advocates, what to do to make sure your health care decisions will be honored, and more. https://tinyurl.com/yc9eukyy
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