Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People Free 2024
Glacial Community YMCA

2024 Impact Report

Glacial Community YMCA's 2024 impact report covers its two branches — YMCA at Pabst Farms (Oconomowoc) and Watertown Area YMCA — serving 28,844 members across 32 communities with 690,044 facility visits. Highlights include a successful $18.5m capital campaign, launch of the PEAK after-school programme, significant wellness centre renovations, and special programmes supporting 253 individuals with disabilities.

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Health and fitness programmes including EGYM strength training circuit; youth development (PEAK after-school programme, 4K Wrap kindergarten readiness across 8 school sites, summer day camp, Y Care before/after school); special programmes for individuals with disabilities (Adaptive Aquatics, Miracle League Baseball, Special Olympics); Healthy Minds mental health initiative; financial assistance for membership and programmes

📊Key Metrics

28,844 individuals held a YMCA membership in 2024 (Pabst Farms: 19,506; Watertown: 9,338) Key Metric 1
690,044 facility visits in 2024 (Pabst Farms: 501,456; Watertown: 188,588) Key Metric 2
1,090 children learned water safety through swim lessons; 1,642 youth participated in league sports Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 558 children attended summer day camp; 203 children enrolled in 4K Wrap kindergarten readiness; $283,165 provided in financial assistance for membership; 1,356 individuals received financial assistance for membership and programmes
  • Capital fundraising campaign in Watertown raised over $18.5m; groundbreaking held August 2024 for new Tom & Mary Schultz Family YMCA
  • 253 individuals with disabilities participated in social, fitness and volunteer programmes; 5,133 food items collected through Thanksgiving outreach, providing 200 full take-home meals for an estimated 800 individuals

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