As the new school year begins, we’re proud to join forces with Wake County Public School System, WakeEd PARTNERSHIP and other nonprofits as part of the Families and Schools Together (FAST) Initiative to support students and families. Learn more: WakeFAST.org #WakeFAST

🌨 Like you, we're watching the incoming winter weather. We are making some modifications to YMCA facilities and programs for Thursday, January 28. Please see our website for details of delays and cancellations. ymcatriangle.org/blog/january-2…

Ready to challenge yourself in 2021? Our next Y Flow Yoga Teacher Training begins May 27 and registration opens tomorrow. Register by March 31 and get a special discount, plus split your registration fee via monthly payments. Sign up today! ymcatriangle.org/blog/y-flow-yo…

New Duke Health study in conjunction with YMCA of the Triangle shows the summer day camp is safe with modified programming #YSafe #YStrong bit.ly/39MMxGO

In recognition of Black History Month, the Y's African American Hispanic LatinX Leadership Resource Network asked Y leaders to share what this time each year means to them. Today we thank Lauren Cornelius, a Lightner Y Achiever, for her BHM reflections. ymcatriangle.org/blog/black-his…

In recognition of Black History Month, the Y's African American Hispanic LatinX Leadership Resource Network asked Y leaders to share what this time each year means to them. Today we thank Jeff Jackson, Y Area Facilities Director, for his BHM reflections. ymcatriangle.org/blog/black-his…

In recognition of Black History Month, the Y African American Hispanic LatinX Leadership Resource Network asked leaders to share what this time each year means to them. Today we thank Joy Wright, community supported programs director, for her reflections. ymcatriangle.org/blog/black-his…

In recognition of Black History Month, the Y African American Hispanic LatinX Leadership Resource Network asked leaders to share what this time each year means to them. Today we thank Tamika Powell, the Y's Business Process Manager, for her reflections. ymcatriangle.org/blog/black-his…

As a reminder, our branch will be closed on Sunday, April 4 for Easter. We will return to regular hours on Monday, April 5.

As a reminder, our branch will be closed on Sunday, April 4 for Easter. We will return to regular hours on Monday, April 5.

June 19, 1865 | Join us in raising awareness of Juneteenth's significance, being part of the reckoning with our shared national history and pursuing the opportunities for a stronger community, based in a commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. ymcatriangle.org/remembering-ju…

Due to accumulating sleet and ice, all YMCA of the Triangle branches will be closed today, Sunday, January 16. Please check our website for updates: ymcatriangle.org/blog/weather

Due to predicted inclement weather across the region, we are making modifications to our facility hours and YMCA programming on Fri., Jan. 21. Please see our linked blog for full details of Friday youth program cancellations and delayed branch openings: ymcatriangle.org/blog/weather

Poyner will be open 9 a.m. - 2 p.m. today, Fri., Jan. 21. Members should check the group exercise schedules for potential changes. ymcatriangle.org/blog/weather

Due to inclement weather across the region, all YMCA facilities and programs are currently closed. Following further assessment of local conditions, we will provide an update at 9 a.m. on Sat., Jan. 22. ymcatriangle.org/blog/weather

Due to inclement weather across the region, all YMCA facilities and programs are closed today, January 22. We will continue to assess conditions for tomorrow and will update you on our website. Happy snow day! ymcatriangle.org/blog/weather

We've invited leaders from our association to spotlight historical figures who are personally meaningful. Today we hear from Mike Lee, a member of the advisory board at the Durham YMCAs. Learn more about Paul Williams here: bit.ly/3rYihRa. ymcatriangle.org/blog/black-his…

In recognition of Black History Month, the Y has asked leaders in our association to share their voices by highlighting personally significant figures. Today we hear from Gail Burwell, facility director for the four Durham YMCAs (▶ bit.ly/3rXS0E2). ❤ Thank you, Gail!

Our Black History Voices series continues with Johnny Tillett, a dedicated former employee and valuable member of our branch advisory boards. Johnny shares about his mother, Virginia. We think you'll love her trailblazing story of community impact: ▶ bit.ly/3BR0csU