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A capital grant from Y-USA will support the expansion and improvement of the pickleball program and create a dedicated racquet sports wing at the Sinking Spring YMCA. The Y will host an Open House and Racquet Sports Membership Night on January 9th for racquet sports players to learn, play, and get involved.
Discover winter activities, holiday events, New Year specials, and community updates at your YMCA. Start the season strong and explore what’s happening across all branches.
Mid Penn Bank contributed eight thousand dollars through Pennsylvania’s Educational Improvement Tax Credit program to support high quality early learning at the YMCA of Reading and Berks County. This EITC donation expands access to affordable childcare, strengthens classroom resources, and helps more children in Berks County start school ready to learn.
After years of addiction and loss, Roy found more than recovery at the Y—he found a home, a family, and a second chance. Through the YMCA Men’s Bridge program, Roy rebuilt his life one day at a time, proving that with community and compassion, lasting change is possible.
Spider Web Layered Bean Dip: A Spooktacular Snack You’ll Actually Feel Good About Jump to recipe Halloween snacks don’t have to be sugar bombs or
YMCA Fall Highlights: Family Activities, Events, and Giving Season Updates Welcome to Fall at the Y Fall is in full swing at the YMCA of
Give where it matters. On National Nonprofit Day, see how the Y turns local donations into child care, water safety, housing support, and community wellness.
Reading YMCA Swim Team placed 23rd of 95 at the 2025 YMCA National Long Course Championships in Ocala, led by Ava Knopsnyder and three college commitments.
Reading YMCA Social Services residents brought our greenhouse back to life. It is a homegrown effort that builds skills, wellness, and community. Take a look at what is growing next.
“The YMCA was the beginning of my story. Even though I didn’t stay long, it planted a seed. It was the first time I started to believe that a different life was possible…”