The Granite YMCA was recently awarded $1 Million Dollars in grant funding by Hillsborough County. The award is part of the American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from which the Hillsborough County Board of Commissioners has approved $12,419,645 to area non-profits.
he Granite YMCA announced on Friday the resignation of CEO John Harris. For nearly two years, Harris has guided the state’s largest Y association; he has decided to move on for personal reasons.
After three months of fun in the sun, it’s time to grab backpacks, go supply shopping and round up your children, because it’s time to go back to school! This can be a stressful time for many parents, making it easy to forget essentials. Good news, the panic and stress can be avoided by following the following advice from the Granite YMCA.
The Granite YMCA announced the appointment of Dave Lawton as the new Executive Director for the YMCA of Downtown Manchester.
The event will feature a broad range of activities for the whole family such as a bouncy house, Zumba, dance performances, a close-up view of a fire truck, family yard activities, and so much more.
From May 1 through June 30, The Granite YMCA will offer seniors seven free visits to its five branch locations in Manchester, Goffstown, Londonderry, Portsmouth and Rochester.
Each year, this event celebrates the Y’s impact on the community and how the Y continues to make a difference in the lives of so many people.
The Granite YMCA is hosting free community events to inspire more kids to keep their minds and bodies active at
Vacation camp, led by YMCA School Age Child Care professionals, is for students in kindergarten through eighth grade, depending on the camp.
Bill Kotekas, a YMCA for 90 years, was presented with the Y’s Legacy Award in recognition of his exemplary passion and dedication to the Y’s mission and core values of honesty, caring, respect, and responsibility.