Volunteer Opportunities

The Montgomery County Family YMCA has launched a new effort to recruit more volunteers. According to Pat Gilliland, YMCA Volunteer Coordinator, "We think it's very important to keep our organization rooted in the community. That's why we want to encourage volunteer involvement as much as possible." "Volunteers make our job much easier. We wouldn't be able to reach nearly as many children and families if we didn't have help from concerned, committed people from the community."

A YMCA volunteer can lead a youth group, coach a basketball team, support a fundraising drive, lead an aerobics class, chaperone a teen dance or pick another way to help out. Gilliland said anyone is welcome to volunteer at the YMCA- men, women, teens, adults and seniors.

The YMCA is the largest nonprofit community service organization in America. It works to nurture children, support families and make all communities healthy and safe places to live. There are more than 2,000 YMCA's in the U.S. All of them are directed by volunteer boards.

If you would like to become involved as a volunteer of the Montgomery County Family YMCA, just stop in or give us a call at (712) 623-2161.

YMCA Auxiliary Club

This active club made up of  Men, Women and Teens of all ages assist with several events for the YMCA. Such events include hosting dances, serving as greeters to many special YMCA events, hosting special fund raiser dinners, working concessions, taking tickets at the door for special events, serving or making refreshments for YMCA events, helping the YMCA with special work projects, and just helping out wherever needed for the YMCA. Meetings are as needed. Club President is Tracy White.

If you are interested in being a part of this important club, contact Nick Zimmer at 623-2161.

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Edited 3/30/06