Health & Wellbeing Education & Young People 2025
YMCA Calgary

2025 Report to Community

YMCA Calgary's 2025 report covers its work across 6 health and wellness facilities, 6 childcare centres, 2 outdoor camps and 60+ community programme sites. Over 250,000 Calgarians visited the Y in 2025, with 4.6 million total visits. CAD $5m+ in subsidies supported 14,000 children and youth. Revenue for year ended 31 December 2025 was CAD $73.3m. Key highlights include the 25th anniversary of the Indigenous Drum & Dance programme, 4,890 Grade 6 free memberships, and a $3m City Council commitment to a new West District YMCA and Library.

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Health and fitness membership; licensed childcare (6 child development centres); day and overnight camps (Camp Chief Hector YMCA); youth programmes including esports, Indigenous Drum & Dance (25-year programme), YMCA Achievement Programme for newcomer youth (YMAP), Calgary Flames Grade 6 membership; Language Instruction for Newcomers to Canada (LINC); community outreach and volunteer programmes

📊Key Metrics

More than 250,000 Calgarians accessed a YMCA in 2025, with over 4.6 million total visits across all branches Key Metric 1
51,000+ children and youth registered in programmes and day camps; 14,000 children and youth received financial assistance to access recreation and camps Key Metric 2
CAD $5 million+ provided in subsidies in 2025, including $1.2m for child and youth financial assistance and $240k for outdoor camp financial assistance Key Metric 3

✅Key Outcomes

  • 4,890 grade 6 students received free 13-month YMCA membership through Calgary Flames Grade 6 programme; 2,085 volunteers contributed 130,605 volunteer hours
  • YMCA Calgary added nearly CAD $64 million to the local economy and created over 1,200 jobs; Alberta saved over CAD $26 million in healthcare costs due to YMCA-supported healthy living
  • Over 1,200 participants in Indigenous Drum & Dance programme in 2025 (25th year); $15.6m pledged of $17m Love, Camp capital campaign goal for Camp Chief Hector YMCA revitalisation

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