the Franklin Y

Posted on: Saturday, December 3rd, 2022

Franklin YMCA Gymnasium Renovation

OUR RENOVATED FRANKLIN Y GYMNASIUM IS NOW OPEN

This renovation is the first in a series of renovation projects in our branches to enhance the members experience, as part of our 50th Anniversary.

Renovations includes:
New hardwood floor installation
New safety padding
New court lines for basketball & pickleball play
Fresh coat of paint including the 2nd floor track area
Four New Backboards
Enhanced storage

Franklin Gymnasium Schedule

You can expect a fresh, modern, welcoming space for our members who play basketball, for our gymnasts, and for family members to enjoy activities during open gymnasium times. Similar to a project completed at the North Attleboro Y in 2019, our gymnasium will have a new maple hardwood floor, new safety padding, enhanced storage, new court lines for basketball and pickleball play, and a fresh coat of paint including the entire second floor track area.

See you on the court!

Posted on: Tuesday, November 8th, 2022

Fun with Santa Event

Let’s Get Festive!

Fun with Santa

Friday, December 16
Santa will be visiting the YMCA to share an annual Hockomock Area YMCA tradition -don’t miss it!

EVENT DETAILS:

6:30pm – 8:00pm

6:00pm begins our soft event opening where we welcome those who need a sensory-friendly environment.

at our branches in Foxboro, Franklin and North Attleboro

Festivities will include a meet & greet with Santa; games & crafts representing a variety of holidays
Cost: Complimentary for family-type members*; $6 for adult/youth members; $12 for non-members

*Family-type members register in-person or over the phone to redeem complimentary registration. Online registration not available to redeem the complimentary registration.

Posted on: Monday, October 3rd, 2022

Mental Health at our Y

SOCIAL EMOTIONAL LEARNING NETWORK

The Hockomock Area YMCA’s Social Emotional Learning (SEL) Network provides a safe space for parents and/or caregiver discussion around youth mental well-being strategies.

What is the SEL Network?
Monthly, open dialogue sessions with topics including emotional intelligence, resiliency, compromise, expressing emotions and social emotional behaviors, talking about mental health, and emotional management for caregivers and children. Sessions are designed to discuss topics and challenges in general terms, including skills and techniques to apply in the home and providing resources for caregivers. The network will not provide assessment, diagnosis, direct support, or speak about individual children. Our YMCA’s Social Worker, Brynne Kirwan, LCSW, and Sarah Henesey, Senior Director of Inclusion, will facilitate the sessions.

Who can join the SEL Network?
Any parent/caregiver looking to gain strategies around overall youth mental well-being and discuss with other caregivers.

Can I bring my child?
YES! We will have a structured, supervised activity and a light dinner for children and caregivers.

When is it held?
Once a month per location, Wednesdays, 5:45-6:45pm
Bellingham Middle School, 130 Blackstone St. (1st Wed/each mo.) – Nov 2, Dec 7, Jan 4, Feb 1, Mar 1, Apr 5, May 3
Martin School, 37 Landry Ave., North Attleboro (2nd Wed/each mo.) – Nov 9, Dec 14, Jan 11, Feb 8, Mar 8, Apr 12, May 10
Foxboro Regional Charter School, 131 Central St. (3rd Wed/each mo.) – Nov 16, Dec 21, Jan 18, Feb 15, Mar 15, Apr 26*, May 17. (*April is 4th Wed due to school vacation)

What is the cost?
This program is offered at no cost to families, thanks to the philanthropic support of CHNA6/Greater Milford and the Bristol County Savings Bank Charitable Foundation.

How do I register for the SEL Network?
When registering, please choose 1 location to attend monthly.
To register or for more information, please contact BrynneK@hockymca.org or call 508-643-5225.

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MINDING YOUR MINDS PARTNERSHIP SERIES

The Hockomock Area YMCA is proud to partner with Minding Your Mind to provide education through community workshops that focus on mental well-being, resiliency, and supportive strategies.

Workshops are free and open to all! No YMCA membership required.
Thank you to CHNA6 (Greater Milford Area) for their philanthropic support.

Upcoming Workshops
MINDFUL CAREGIVING OF K-5 YOUTH, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25TH, 5:30-7:30PM

Linda will provide practical strategies for managing family life, including mindful parenting/caregiver techniques, identifying & reducing your child’s stress & anxiety, and creating balance for your entire family or those in your care. Geared towards parents, caregivers, and community members. Includes time for questions.

Linda will be joined by Youth Speaker, Elizabeth. She believes her purpose is to share her experience with others to help then recognize that they are not alone, that hope and healing are worth more than perfection, and that they, too, have an important purpose in this world.

To register or for more information, please contact BrynneK@hockymca.org or call 508-643-5225.

CREATING A CALM HOLIDAY SEASON, MONDAY, DECEMBER 5TH, 5:30-7:30PM

Join Linda to learn to understand the emotions around the holiday season and prepare for the New Year. Discussion will include common mental health challenges during this time and resources to cultivate inner calm and supportive connections with others. Geared toward parents, caregivers, and community members. Youth ages 14+ are welcome.

Linda will be joined by Youth Speaker, Mallory. She uses her own personal experiences and storty to reach back and help others so they know their voice is powerful, they are allowed to be human, and healing does indeed exist.

To register or for more information, please contact BrynneK@hockymca.org or call 508-643-5225.

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Bio: Linda Price Linda Price, M.Ed., CAGS, LEP, E-RYT, YACEP Program Facilitator, Minding Your Mind

As a Licensed Educational Psychologist, Linda provides individual and group counseling, social emotional learning groups, and parent consultation and workshops through her private practice, Wellness Empowerment in Scituate, MA. She specializes in working with youth coping with ADHD, Autism Spectrum Disorders, anxiety, social and executive function struggles, and learning differences. Linda earned her Master’s of Education Degree in School Adjustment Counseling and her Certificate of Advanced Graduate Study in School Psychology in 1993 at Northeastern University. In building her expertise, Linda became certified in Children’s Yoga, Yoga Nidra meditation, is an Experienced-Registered Yoga Teacher and Continuing Education Provider, received intensive training in Mindfulness, and Train the Trainer in Calm Classroom, Resilient Schools from the Benson-Henry Institute through Massachusetts General Hospital, and Anti-Bullying and Cyberbullying through the Massachusetts Aggression Reduction Center.

In combining her vast experience in counseling and mindfulness and provides workshops and presentations with helpful, hands-on strategies for Minding Your Mind for parents and caregivers, school personnel, corporations, and the community at large. Linda is a warm, approachable, and compassionate presenter who is very relatable and engaging. With thirty years of experience in working with schools, Linda understands the stress level and demands placed on students, parents, and school personnel first hand. Her presentations address topics in mindfulness, trauma-informed social emotional learning, mental health, and anxiety with titles including “Trauma-Informed SEL”, “SEL and Mindfulness for a more compassionate school climate”, “Surviving to Thriving”, “Coping Skills for Current Times: Supporting the Mental Health of K-6 Youth”, and “Mindful Parenting”. No matter the audience or topic, Linda ensures that participants leave with resources and skills they can implement immediately.

Posted on: Sunday, September 18th, 2022

Back to Class Bingo Challenge this Month

On Saturday, September 24th we held our Association-wide Fitness Open House! This fitness celebration was designed for our members to try a variety of group exercise classes, meet our instructors, provide a challenge and have lots of fun!

Our “Back to school, Get Back to Class” Bingo Challenge is now on and running from September 24-October 23, 2022! Learn more about your branch’s Bingo challenge by clicking your branch below. Print out your bingo card or get at any of our branches.

Foxboro Bingo Challenge

Franklin Bingo Challenge

North Attleboro Bingo Challenge

Posted on: Thursday, September 1st, 2022

Celebrate National Family Week with Us: October 21-30

There’s a Y in every family. And we want to celebrate our Y family with you during National Family Week!

Our Y is proud to help area families connect to the opportunities, networks, support, and services that enable them to succeed. We encourage you to join our celebration of all families during National Family Week. Our activities will kick off on Friday, October 21st with Spooky Games, and continue through Sunday, October 30th.

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

11:30-12:30pm – Lunch with Cookie Monster – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

12:00-2:30pm – Family Open Gymnastics – Gymnastics Center – North Attleboro Branch

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

6:30-8:00pm – Spooky Games – (6pm soft opening for our inclusion friends) – All are invited to our free Halloween event! Wear your Halloweeen costume! There will be indoor and outdoor activities. Games for all ages! Theme for the night is Encanto-Enchanted YMCA – No registration required. – Happening at all 3 of our branches

7:00-8:20pm – Family Swim – North Attleboro Branch

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22

All Day – Lobby Raffle – All Branches

All Day – Candy Corn Counting Contest – All Branches

8:30am-12:00pm – Child Watch Halloween Dress-Up & Craft – North Attleboro Branch

9:30am – Family Boot Camp – Gym – Foxboro Branch

12:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – North Attleboro & Franklin Branches

1:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

5:00-8:00pm – Parent’s Night Out – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

6:00-8:00pm – Integration Halloween Dance – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23

All Day – Lobby Raffle – All Branches

All Day – Candy Corn Counting Contest – All Branches

9:30am – Family Zumba – Studio A – Foxboro Branch

10:00am-12:00pm – Take Home Craft – North Attleboro Branch

12:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Franklin Branches

12:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

2:15-3:45pm – Family Open Gymnastics – Gymnastics Center – North Attleboro Branch

5:00-5:30pm – Family Storytime with Katie – Kids Gym – North Attleboro Branch

MONDAY, OCTOBER 24

8:30-11:30am – Foil Painted Tree Art – Child Watch – Franklin Branch

9:15-10:30am – Family Swim – Franklin Branch

9:00-11:00am – Make-your-own Trail Mix – Lobby – Foxboro and North Attleboro Branches

9:00-11:00am – Parent/Child Craft – Community Room – Foxboro Branch

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

11:00am-3:00pm – Family Open Gymnastics – Gymnastics Center – North Attleboro Branch

12:00-12:45pm – Family Music & Movement with Bridget – Studio 2 – North Attleboro Branch

12:00-1:00pm – Open Gymnastics – Gym – Foxboro Branch

12:00-3:00pm – Child Watch Drop and Shop – Grab a pass at Member Services – Foxboro Branch

4:00-6:00pm – Make-your-own Trail Mix – Lobby – Foxboro and North Attleboro Branches

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25

All Day – Recipe Give-Away – Foxboro Branch

9:15-10:30am – Family Swim – Franklin Branch

10:00am – Lobby Craft with Kristen – North Attleboro Branch

10:00-11:30am – Halloween Craft in Lobby – Franklin Branch

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

12:00-1:00pm – Open Gymnastics – Gym – Foxboro Branch

4:00-6:00pm – Take-away Craft – Lobby – Foxboro Branch

4:30-5:30pm – Family Dodgeball with Kaylea – Gym – North Attleboro Branch

4:30-6:00pm – Tree Climb & Campfire with Ken – North Attleboro Branch

5:15-7:00pm – Spooky Dinner with Jocelyn – Sign-up with fee here – Multipurpose Room – North Attleboro Branch

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

7:00pm – Pajama Storytime – Kids Gym – Foxboro Branch

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26

All Day – Lobby Raffle – Foxboro Branch

8:30-11:30am – Wear your Halloween Costume to Child Watch – Franklin Branch

9:15-10:15am – Family Swim – Franklin Branch

11:00-11:30am – Family storytime with Denise – Kids Gym – North Attleboro Branch

11:00am-12:00pm – Jumparoo – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

12:00-1:00pm – Open Gymnastics – Gym – Foxboro Branch

12:00-3:00pm – Child Watch Drop and Shop – Grab a pass at Member Services – Foxboro Branch

1:00-3:00pm – Family Swim – North Attleboro Branch

4:30pm – Staff “Dip-Off” Contest – Lobby – North Attleboro Branch

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27

All Day – Lobby Raffle – North Attleboro Branch

All Day – Staff Halloween Costume Contest – Cast your vote in the Lobby – Foxboro Branch

All Day – Fitness Halloween Costume Fun – Members are invited to wear a costume to any fitness class! – Franklin and Foxboro Branches

9:00-11:00am – Take Home Craft – North Attleboro Branch

10:00-10:30am – Storytime with Denise – Kids Gym – North Attleboro Branch

10:00-11:30am – Halloween Craft in Lobby – Franklin Branch

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

1:00-3:00pm – Family Swim – North Attleboro Branch

4:00-6:00pm – Take Home Craft – North Attleboro Branch

4:00-6:00pm – Staff Dip-Off Contest – Lobby – Foxboro Branch

4:30-6:00pm – Tree Climb and Campfire with Ken – Ropes Camping Area – North Attleboro Branch

5:00-5:30pm – Family Storytime with Katie – Kids Gym – North Attleboro Branch

5:15-6:15pm – Spooky Dinner with Jocelyn – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28

8:30am-12:00pm – Halloween Dance Party – Child Watch – Franklin Branch

11:00am-1:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

12:00-3:00pm – Child Watch Drop and Shop – Grab a pass at Member Services – Foxboro Branch

1:00-2:00pm – Bounce House & Tattoos – Gym – North Attleboro Branch

3:00-5:30pm – Teen Pizza Party & Pickleball – Foxboro Branch

3:00-7:00pm – Teen Leaders Book Sale – Lobby – North Attleboro Branch

5:00-8:00pm – Parent’s Night Out – Sign-up with fee here – Studio 1 – North Attleboro Branch

5:30-8:30pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

6:00-8:00pm – Kid’s Night Out – Sign-up with fee here – Franklin Branch

6:00-8:30pm – Oliver Jr. Movie Night – Sign-up with fee here – happening at the Mansfield Arts & Education Center

7:00-8:20pm – Family Swim – North Attleboro Branch

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 29

8:30am-12:00pm – Child Watch Halloween Dress-Up & Craft – North Attleboro Branch

9:00am-12:00pm – Teen Leaders Book Sale – Lobby – North Attleboro Branch

12:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Franklin Branch

1:00-2:30pm – Jumparoo and Tattoos – Foxboro Branch

1:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

2:00-3:00pm – Pumpkin Splash – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

3:00-4:00pm – Pumpkin Splash – Sign-up with fee here – Foxboro Branch

SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30

12:00-4:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Franklin Branch

1:00-2:00pm – Family Swim – Family Pool – Foxboro Branch

2:00-3:00pm – Pumpkin Splash – Sign-up with fee here – North Attleboro Branch

3:00-4:00pm – Pumpkin Splash – Sign-up with fee here – North Attleboro Branch

We hope you have a great time celebrating National Family Week! Thank you for having fun and being part of our Y family.

Posted on: Tuesday, August 16th, 2022

Annual Campaign Event held September 15

We held our annual Campaign Breakfast on September 15th at the Gillette Stadium Putnam Club in Foxborough.

Eric Kevorkian, chair of our Board of Directors provided welcoming remarks and noted, “This annual gathering of caring, compassionate members of our community never fails to inspire me, and never fails to remind me of why I’m involved and why what the Y does is so important.”

Our YMCA is more than a place; it is a cause that is committed to strengthening communities. This annual fundraising campaign, known as Reach Out, ensures we continue to address diverse, emerging, and critical human needs across the 15 communities we serve.

Special guest speakers included YMCA friend Norm Bossio and YMCA member Nadine Bullock. Norm shared, “For over 50 years, the Hockomock Area YMCA has had a vision. You’re here today to help with that vision.” During his remarks, Bossio credits his YMCA experiences in his youth for making a difference in his life and making it his mission to continue to help and inspire others.

Board of Director Mary Clermont, our Y’s immediate past chair, commented, “The Hockomock Y is our home and it’s our community. Charity starts here today. People need help and together, we can impact the lives of so many in our community.”

Y member Nadine Bullock addressed the crowd and sharing her own family’s personal YMCA story saying, “The YMCA does a lot of good for a lot of people. I am one of those people as well.” The Bullock family received a scholarship for their children to attend summer camp sharing, “My children needed to have fun in a place with understanding, helpful people. They needed to be doing fun things for the sake of childhood itself and to experience joy and laughter. Thank you to all the people who have made camp possible for our family and to each of you for considering a scholarship donation.”

Our Board of Directors issued a $50,000 challenge to event attendees, matching all leadership gifts of $500 or more. Vice Chair of the Y’s Board of Directors Farzin Karim shared her own personal story, “I benefited because someone just like one of you in this room, made a donation to the Y and allowed me to experience camp for a couple of weeks at a local YMCA. And in that experience at the Y, it changed my life. You have an opportunity to change someone’s life this morning and make a difference.”

Our goal is to raise $1.4 million for this year’s campaign. The Breakfast event raised $203,000, bringing the total raised to-date to $1.2 million for this year’s campaign. To make a gift or learn how you can volunteer, visit www.hockymca.org/give

Jim Downs, our CEO thanked attendees for being at this event, believing in and supporting the Y’s mission saying, “Thank you for your trust in our Hockomock Area YMCA. For the last 5 decades, you’ve trusted us to be here when kids and families needed us most and be that critical community safety net. Our Hockomock Area YMCA is something you can always count on.”

The Y provides a safety net for thousands of individuals and families facing challenges. The Y encourages members, volunteers, neighbors and friends in the community to join them in making a gift and raising funds to provide confidential scholarship assistance and program subsidies for those facing challenges. The essence of Reach Out and a cornerstone of the Y’s mission is that nobody is turned away because of inability to pay.

Posted on: Friday, July 1st, 2022

Preventing Diabetes is Possible. We Can Help

Diabetes is a serious condition that causes blood sugar levels to rise higher than normal. Type 2 diabetes is the most common form of diabetes. Currently, diabetes affects more than 29 million people.

Prediabetes may be reversible; diabetes has no cure.

The Hockomock Area YMCA runs a Diabetes Prevention Program designed to support adults that are at high risk of developing type 2 diabetes and reduce their risk for developing the disease. Classes currently enrolling for the Fall. Virtual & in-person options are available.

This 1-year program, consisting of 25 sessions, provides a welcoming environment where participants work together in a small group to learn about healthier eating and increasing their physical activity. The classroom-based program is facilitated by a Y-USA trained facilitator at the Hockomock Area YMCA which has facilities in North Attleboro, Foxboro and Franklin.

To learn more about the Hockomock Area YMCA’s Diabetes Prevention Program and other Prescription for a Healthy Lifestyle Programs, please contact donnah@hockymca.org or call 508-643-5271.

Individuals are encouraged to assess their risk for prediabetes and type 2 diabetes by taking a simple test at YMCA.net/diabetes.

Through this assessment, visitors can also learn how lifestyle choices and family history help determine the ultimate risk for developing the disease. Several factors that could put a person at risk for type 2 diabetes include race, age, weight and activity level. If a person is at risk, a diabetes screening conducted by a physician can confirm a diabetes or prediabetes diagnosis.

The Hockomock Area YMCA is helping to improve health through their Prescription for a Healthy Lifestyles program which includes the YMCA Diabetes Prevention Program. These supportive, small group physical activity programs are making a positive difference in the lives of individuals diagnosed with or at risk of a chronic disease.

Making lifestyle changes that contribute to weight loss and healthy living can decrease the risk for type 2 diabetes. Among these are:

Eat fruits and vegetables every day.
Choose fish, lean meats and poultry without skin.
Aim for whole grains with every meal.
Be moderately active at least 30 minutes per day five days a week.
Choose water to drink instead of beverages with added sugar.
Speak to your doctor about your diabetes risk factors, especially if you have a family history or are overweight.

Posted on: Thursday, April 14th, 2022

Week of Giving

TOGETHER WE CHANGE LIVES

Our Week of Giving campaign is 7 days devoted to philanthropy, advancing our mission and making an impact on children and families in our communities.

Each year our YMCA raises awareness and critical funds in our branches through a Week of Giving campaign. This year’s campaign runs June 6 – 12.

All donations will help us advance our mission and impact even more people in our communities.

The positive impact of the YMCA is needed now more than ever. With your help, we can ensure that everyone, regardless of age, ability, income or background, has what they need to learn, grow and thrive with the Y’s support.

Your support, of any area of the YMCA that is meaningful to you, helps ensure that everyone has the opportunity to experience the Y—making our community stronger.

DID YOU KNOW?

Charitable giving is vital to the success of our YMCA. Revenue we receive from our daily operations cannot fully fund the incredible needs of those in our community who count on us every day. That’s why YMCA staff and volunteers dedicate time each year to raising awareness, building relationships, and asking for philanthropic support to our annual Reach Out Campaign.

Reach Out is our Y’s annual campaign that ensures we continue to address diverse, emerging, and critical human needs across the 15 communities we serve.

In 2021, our YMCA provided $2.1 million in confidential scholarships and program subsidies to our neighbors in need to experience our YMCA programs and services regardless of ability to pay.

More than 1,425 of our area youth benefit from a day camp experience at our Y branches every day in the summer …creating memories & friendships that will last a lifetime and experiencing their Best Summer Ever. 23% of our campers receive confidential scholarship assistance made possible by the support of friends and donors like you.

It’s the generosity of people like you that helps ensure a Y experience is available to all. With help from the Hockomock Area YMCA’s Annual Reach Out Campaign, Lily was able to enjoy and thrive at summer camp.

Watch Lily’s camp journey at our YMCA.

Lily’s grandmother Terry shares: The Y has provided so many opportunities that I couldn’t possibly have offered my granddaughter. Lily could not be in a better, safer, more nurturing place than at the Hockomock Y.

Every Gift Makes a Difference

$50 – Provides a family-size bag of groceries

$50 – Provides a child with a month of youth programs such as sports, gymnastics, swim or enrichment

$100 – Allows an individual the opportunity for 3 nutritional coaching sessions

$250 –Funds a youth membership for one year allowing a child to learn, grow and thrive within the Y

$500 – Funds a teen the opportunity to develop leadership and positive role model skills in our Leaders in Training camp program

$500 – Supports a participant through our Weigh to Change program focusing on healthy nutrition and exercise

GIVE TODAY

Your support, of any area of the YMCA that is meaningful to you, helps ensure that friends and neighbors have the opportunity to experience the Y—making our community stronger.

Thank you in advance for your generosity.

Posted on: Friday, March 11th, 2022

Join our Y Staff Family

WE’RE HIRING AT THE Y

Imagine going to work every day knowing you make a positive difference in someone’s life. At the Y, you can discover your passion and build a lifelong career helping others, and at the same time, solve some of the nation’s most pressing social issues.

As the nation’s leading nonprofit organization committed to strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Y offers more than just a job—we offer you a career with a future and the chance to make a lasting difference in your community.

And in addition to career growth, you’ll also receive a free membership to work on your own health and well-being!

JOBS AVAILABLE IN FOXBORO, FRANKLIN, AND NORTH ATTLEBORO

Assistant Aquatics Director
Lifeguards and Swim Instructors
Assistant Swim Team Coach

Group Exercise Instructors and Certified Personal Trainers
Fitness Center Coach and Wellness Coach
Health & Wellness Director

Summer Academy Counselors
Summer Camp Counselors
Inclusive Camp Counselors

Integration Co-Instructors
Enrichment STEM Instructor
Part Time Membership Representative

Nutrition & Cooking Instructor
Martial Arts Instructor
Gymnastics & Sports Instructors

Part Time Toddler & Preschool Teacher, and Assistant Teachers
Part Time Toddler Teacher, and Full Time Toddler Teacher
Before and After School Program Group Leaders
Full Time After School Age Program Site Coordinators

For a more detailed listing of career opportunities and instructions for applying, visit our YMCA’s careers page.

CAREERS PAGE

Thank you for your interest in our Y.

We look forward to meeting you!

Posted on: Tuesday, February 1st, 2022

Become A YMCA Volunteer

Charitable giving is vital to the success of our YMCA. Revenue we receive from our daily operations cannot fully fund the incredible needs of those in our community who count on us every day. That’s why YMCA staff and volunteers dedicate time each year to raising awareness, building relationships, and asking for philanthropic support to our annual Reach Out Campaign.

To do our important work as a non-profit committed to the community, we rely on the support and hard work of dedicated volunteers to help us make a difference. Will you join us?

TOGETHER WE’RE STRONGER

Reach Out volunteers are integral to showing others how we positively impact the lives of those around us through telling their own stories, inviting people to engage in our YMCA, and asking for philanthropic investments to help us reach and impact more people.

THE ROLE OF A CAMPAIGN VOLUNTEER:

Attend an informational meeting with YMCA staff to become equipped with the tools you need to be a successful campaign volunteer.

Recruit attendees to the Reach Out Campaign Breakfast in June.

Educate and advocate for the Y’s cause by sharing with family and friends how our YMCA has impacted our communities.

Make a gift to the Y that is meaningful to you.

Raise an additional $300 above your personal contribution from your friends, family, co-workers, etc. who believe in the Y’s mission work.
Our Reach Out Campaign raises money for families and individuals who could otherwise not fully afford YMCA programs and services or who are in need of essential services.

Thank you for your consideration in joining us in this important effort and volunteer role.

To become a Reach Out Campaign volunteer, please contact Nicole Bartlett, Director of Annual Giving & Special events at nicoleb@hockymca.org or 508-643-5235.

To view other volunteer opportunities, click here or contact Patrick Murphy at patrickm@hockymca.org or 508-643-5262.

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Franklin YMCA Gymnasium Renovation

OUR RENOVATED FRANKLIN Y GYMNASIUM IS NOW OPEN