Ymca novi: Farmington Family YMCA – YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit

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Farmington Family YMCA – YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit

  • 5:00–8:45 pm

    Camp Reunion Register

    Are your kids missing their friends from day camp? Camp Reunions are a fun way for day campers to stay connected to their friends and Y counselors!
    This month, enjoy a Christmas-themed Camp Reunion. Campers will have a fun night at the Y, reuniting with their camp friends, wearing their PJ’s and watching the ‘The Grinch’. A meal will be provided.
    Camp Reunions are for past day campers and incoming day campers. Email Klark for more information at [email protected]

    Location: Boll Y – Theatre – Full

  • 7:00–8:30 pm

    Family Fun Film: The Grinch Register

    We are putting a Holiday Twist on our first Family Fun Friday of December! Come and spend your Friday, December 2, with us, while we watch ‘The Grinch’ in our very own Marlene Boll Theatre! Bring the whole family and enjoy a PG rated movie for everyone! But, there is a catch: in order to participate, you must wear your PJ’s!
    P. S. Don’t forget your blankies
    Family Fun Nights promote togetherness and allow families to take a break from their individual lives and spend a special night together curated by the Y!

    Location: Boll Y – Theatre

  • 3:00–6:00 pm

    Birthday Rental

    Emily Levardsen #476958 Birthday Rental- December 3rdPossibly needs table @10$ ea and chairs @2$ eaStudio C

    Location: Birmingham Family YMCA

  • 4:30–6:30 pm

    Volunteer Opportunity: Light up Christmas parade float. Register

    Join us for a festive night of outdoor fun in Downtown Farmington!
    Volunteers needed for walking with us in the parade.

    Join us for the most Well Lit Festivity of Holly Days!!

    The parade assembles beginning at 4:45pm, and we step off at 5:30. Finish at Governor Warner Mansion for the annual Tree Lighting!

    If you have additional questions regarding your role as a volunteer, about the YMCA, or would like to donate, please contact Miranda. bex at [email protected]
    *The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of children in our programs. We hold all volunteers regardless of service project, to the highest possible standards. We require volunteers that are working with youth to be screened regularly and sign a code of conduct. All volunteers will be monitored when interacting with program participants. We rake any inappropriate interactions between program participants and with volunteers very seriously and will fully cooperate with authorities in any case of abuse.

    Location: Farmington Family YMCA

  • 3:15–4:45 pm

    SportPort – United Oaks Elm Register

    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    SportPort is back at United Oaks Elementary! Come out for sports sampling, free play and a healthy snack with the SportPort team on Wednesdays.
    Registration will remain open until filled. Please arrive for pickup promptly at 4:45pm. There will be a weekly registration available, if you are unable to pick up your child on time, please do not register for that week. Thank You!
    *Please make sure your child has sneakers and a water bottle*
    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    To stay up to date on SportPort in Hazel Park text @hazel9668 to 81010

    Location: United Oaks Elementary (Hazel Park)

  • 5:30–8:00 pm

    Parents Night Out Register

    Pamper yourself, enjoy the city, run errands, or just get a moment to yourself! Kids will have a fun night at the Y while you have a fun night out! Drop your little ones off at the Y for games, music, laughs, and new friendships.
    Children must be potty trained.

    Location: Boll Y – Child Watch

  • 5:30–7:30 pm

    Holidays at the Y Register

    Come celebrate the Holidays with the Farmington Family YMCA. Join us for holiday treats and special holiday events!

    Special events include: Jingle Bell Family ZUMBA, Introducing “Tread and Shred” Small group interval training, and Kids Fit Fun Holiday Class.

    Fun activities for the family/ kids including ornament making, holiday games and much more! This event is open to the community and free to members & non-members

    Location: Farmington Family YMCA

  • 6:00–6:15 pm

    Tread and Shred Demo 1 Register

    This is not your run-of-the-mill treadmill workout. This small group training takes it to the next level with high intensity intervals of cardio bursts and total body strength training.
    Walk, run, climb, strengthen and leave fitter, faster, and feeling great. You need not be a runner as all fitness levels are welcome.

    Location: Farmington Family YMCA

  • 6:30–6:45 pm

    Tread and Shred Demo 2 Register

    This is not your run-of-the-mill treadmill workout. This small group training takes it to the next level with high intensity intervals of cardio bursts and total body strength training.
    Walk, run, climb, strengthen and leave fitter, faster, and feeling great. You need not be a runner as all fitness levels are welcome.

    Location: Farmington Family YMCA

  • 6:00–8:00 pm

    Holidays at the Y Register

    Join us for our annual Holidays at the Y celebration! We welcome members and the community to join us indoors for holiday crafts, refreshments, games, prizes, and so much more!

    Location: Carls Family YMCA

  • 8:00 am–12:00 pm

    Winter Shop & Drop Register

    Our Holiday gift to our members: Shop & Drop!Drop the kids off at the Y for some fun with crafts, games and other activities, while you catch up on errands or Holiday shopping, or just have a break. This is our way of saying thank you for being a member and Happy Holidays!!

    Location: Birmingham Family YMCA

  • 11:30 am–1:30 pm

    Swim with the Reindeer Register

    Jump in the fun! Swim with the Reindeer in our pools followed by a cup of hot cocoa in the lobby when you are finished swimming. This event is open to all members for no additional cost. Parents must accompany non swimming children in the pool. All children must take a swim test.

    Location: Carls Family YMCA

  • 12:00–1:00 pm

    Holidays at the Y Register

    Join us for our annual Holidays at the Y celebration! We welcome members and the community to join us indoors for holiday crafts, refreshments, games, prizes, and so much more!

    Location: Birmingham Family YMCA

  • 3:15–4:45 pm

    SportPort – United Oaks Elm Register

    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    SportPort is back at United Oaks Elementary! Come out for sports sampling, free play and a healthy snack with the SportPort team on Wednesdays.
    Registration will remain open until filled. Please arrive for pickup promptly at 4:45pm. There will be a weekly registration available, if you are unable to pick up your child on time, please do not register for that week. Thank You!
    *Please make sure your child has sneakers and a water bottle*
    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    To stay up to date on SportPort in Hazel Park text @hazel9668 to 81010

    Location: United Oaks Elementary (Hazel Park)

  • 5:00–7:00 pm

    Holidays at the South Oakland Y Register

    Join us for our first Holidays at the Y celebration! We welcome members and the community to join us for holidays arts and crafts, delicious snacktivity, hot cocoa station, ornament decorating, holiday dance party, bounce house fun, and more!

    Volunteers needed! Sign up online at https://bit.ly/HASOakY22Volunteer

    Location: South Oakland Family YMCA

  • 5:00–8:30 pm

    Volunteer Opportunity: Holidays at the South Oakland Y Register

    Join us for a magical evening of fun, games, crafts, healthy treats, bounce house and so much more !
    Volunteers needed for setup, activities and cleanup! Volunteer shifts are flexible.
    If you have additional questions regarding your role as a volunteer, about the YMCA, or would like to donate, please contact Jackie at [email protected]
    *The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of children in our programs. We hold all volunteers regardless of service project, to the highest possible standards. We require volunteers that are working with youth to be screened regularly and sign a code of conduct. All volunteers will be monitored when interacting with program participants. We rake any inappropriate interactions between program participants and with volunteers very seriously and will fully cooperate with authorities in any case of abuse.

    Location: South Oakland Family YMCA

  • 5:30–9:00 pm

    Parents Night Out Register

    Parents can enjoy some much deserved time to themselves with the peace of mind that their children are in a safe, fun environment.
    Parents Night Out is a complimentary benefit for facility members, however, non-members are eligible to use the service for a fee. Participates must be ages 5 and up.

    Location: Farmington Y – Multi Purpose Room

  • 6:00–8:00 pm

    Family Fun Swim Register

    We’re taking out the lap lanes and opening both pools for families to enjoy! Float along to family friendly music and a surprise game or two. Rubber duck races, ring toss, kick board paddle? Who knows what fun will splash up!
    Any swimmer under 18 years of age must take 1 of the 2 swim tests during recreational swims. Adults may be asked to take a swim test at the lifeguard’s discretion. Swimmers less than 48 inches in height MUST have a parent/guardian in the pool area. Parents must be in the pool with any child under 48 inches that did not pass the deep end swim test and must keep them within arms length at all times.

    Location: Boll Y – Family Pool,Boll Y – Lap Pool

  • 6:00–8:00 pm

    Holiday Fun at the Y Register

    Join in the Holiday fun! Holidays at the Y includes a performance of the Wyandotte Academy Youth Choir with Christmas Tree Lighting and sing along, Cocoa and Cookies, Crafts and Games for parents and kids, Visit with Santa and more. Free to members and community.

    Location: Downriver Family YMCA

  • 12:00–3:00 pm

    Holidays at the Boll Y Register

    Celebrate the Holidays at the Y! There will be a fantastic holiday bazaar showcasing local businesses, a delicious hot chocolate bar, family fun games and activities, holiday arts and crafts, and of course a holiday selfie station!

    Location: Boll Y – Gymnasium

  • 1:00–3:00 pm

    Volunteer Opportunity: Holidays at the Boll Y Register

    Join us for a magical evening of fun, games, crafts, healthy treats, bounce house and so much more !
    Volunteers needed for setup, activities and cleanup! Volunteer shifts are flexible.
    If you have additional questions regarding your role as a volunteer, about the YMCA, or would like to donate, please contact Olivia at [email protected]
    *The YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit is committed to ensuring the safety and well-being of children in our programs. We hold all volunteers regardless of service project, to the highest possible standards. We require volunteers that are working with youth to be screened regularly and sign a code of conduct. All volunteers will be monitored when interacting with program participants. We rake any inappropriate interactions between program participants and with volunteers very seriously and will fully cooperate with authorities in any case of abuse.

    Location: Boll Family YMCA

  • 3:00–6:30 pm

    After Hours Gym Rental

    Gym rental, deposit paid first, cleaning and rental fee collected before party.For Anita Davis #495281

    Location: Birmingham Family YMCA

  • 3:15–4:45 pm

    SportPort – United Oaks Elm Register

    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    SportPort is back at United Oaks Elementary! Come out for sports sampling, free play and a healthy snack with the SportPort team on Wednesdays.
    Registration will remain open until filled. Please arrive for pickup promptly at 4:45pm. There will be a weekly registration available, if you are unable to pick up your child on time, please do not register for that week. Thank You!
    *Please make sure your child has sneakers and a water bottle*
    *This Activity is for United Oaks Elementary School Students ONLY*
    To stay up to date on SportPort in Hazel Park text @hazel9668 to 81010

    Location: United Oaks Elementary (Hazel Park)

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November 29, 2022

David Oppermann

Farmington Hills, MI

My wife and I enjoy the Farmington Family YMCA.

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November 29, 2022

S.B.

West Bloomfield, MI

Love the water aerobics classes!

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November 29, 2022

S.S.

Farmington Hills, MI

Environment good
People are friendly
Timings are good

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November 29, 2022

M.M.

Farmington Hills, MI

Variety of activities. Friendly atmosphere and convenient.

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November 29, 2022

C.K.

Livonia, MI

The positive atmosphere

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November 29, 2022

K.O.L.

Farmington Hills, MI

Variety

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November 28, 2022

N. P.

Farmington, MI

The YMCA is an inviting friendly place that offers a pleasant experience. I also appreciate the coffee that is available for us. Very lovely.

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November 28, 2022

E.M.

Farmington, MI

The staff

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November 28, 2022

J.H.

Farmington Hills, MI

The aquatic personnel, especially the lifeguards. They are aware of my physical situation, and help me getting equipment needed. At the of my workout they ready and willing return my cane to me.
Also, the front desk workers are pleasant. They greet members and greet them by name.

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November 28, 2022

Jan Vermeulen

West Bloomfield, MI

Proximity

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November 28, 2022

P. R.

Farmington, MI

the classes are the best – staff is amazing and the instructors are fantastic – just love it there

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November 27, 2022

D.O.

Royal Oak, MI

A dependable pool schedule.

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November 27, 2022

E.K.

Southfield, MI

Everyone is so friendly! A great place to get fit but also meet new friends!

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November 23, 2022

M.W.

Farmington Hills, MI

Safe place to work out with excellent equipment.

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November 22, 2022

R.C.

Farmington Hills, MI

Breezy connected feeling

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November 22, 2022

M. S.

Farmington Hills, MI

The staff; everyone is so very nice! I also like the facility and the variety of activities–something for everyone!

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November 22, 2022

Michael Bridges

Farmington Hills, MI

Staff and services sauna- spa!

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November 22, 2022

Alyson Jennings-Simonds

Farmington, MI

Family friendly, accessible for those with special needs. Lots of work out equipment and therapy pool as well as lap pool, sauna, programs!

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November 22, 2022

Cheryl Leino

Canton, MI

The facility has everything and the people are friendly that I met. It has a lot to offer for seniors.

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November 22, 2022

C.N.

West Bloomfield, MI

The family environment

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YMCA of Russia

YMCA of Russia

Interregional Association “YMCA” is a non-political association of public organizations whose activities are aimed at the comprehensive development of youth and families. As part of the international YMCA movement, which embraces more than 55 million people in 125 countries, the YMCA of Russia is committed to the development of volunteerism, youth leadership, the formation of traditions of social responsibility and a healthy lifestyle in society.

Mission of the Association: moral, mental and physical development of children, youth and families, formation of social responsibility. The mission was accepted and approved by all local organizations, each of which strives to achieve it through relevant programs at the local level, active interregional and international cooperation. Such a desire to pool efforts and resources, as well as collegial decision-making is reflected in the legal form of the existence of the YMCA in Russia – the Interregional Association.

By creating conditions for the personal and professional growth of young people, as well as providing them with practical opportunities to participate in the implementation of programs and the development of the organization, the YMCA of Russia contributes to the education of active, responsible and competent youth leaders who are motivated and able to contribute to positive changes in society.

The goals and objectives of the Association are in harmony with the priorities of the international YMCA movement. YMCA Russia is a full member of the World YMCA Alliance and YMCA Europe, thereby opening up new opportunities for training and development of its members, attracting additional resources, exchanging best practices with international partners.

The key priorities of the strategic plan for 2020-2022 are:

1. Development of active interaction between local organizations.

Exchange of methodologies and experts.

Conducting interregional events.

Youth leaders training.

Development of a corporate culture that reflects the values ​​of YMCI and relevant behavior patterns.

Development of joint projects.

2. Development of effective democratic governance at the national and local level
levels.

Formation of an effective management structure in interregional and local organizations.

Improving managerial competencies.

Democracy of management (representation, turnover, regularity of meetings, etc.).

3. Development of youth leadership.

Inclusion of youth in the activities of the organization at different levels (including management).

Conducting regular activities to train youth leaders.

Expansion and support of the inter-regional leadership asset from among the key youth leaders of various local IMOs.

4. Development of key program areas.

Camps (children’s, youth, family, leadership, international, etc.).

Ecology (formation of environmental responsibility through various programs and projects in the field of environmental protection).

Tenzing: training program for youth leaders using creative disciplines (vocal, dance, theatre).

International cooperation.

YMCA of Russia is represented in 10 cities of our country

There are many different projects, and in all cities they have their own: these are camps for children and teenagers, and assistance to the elderly, and sports events. But everywhere and always we emphasize the main values ​​of “IMKI”, namely the harmonious development of the mind, spirit and body.

OC YMCA Prime became a local organization of the YMCA of Russia and part of the international YMCA movement in 2018.

The national office is located in Ivanovo.

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