YMCA Caring Campaign

Coconut Telegraph

Since 1945, the Sarasota YMCA has been committed to strengthening the community through youth development by nurturing the potential of every child and teen; healthy living by improving the community’s health and well-being; and social responsibility by giving back and providing support. The YMCA believe that positive life changing experiences promote acceptance and build self-esteem for all. Through the generosity of donors, including members, employees, volunteers and board members, the Annual Caring Campaign provides membership scholarships and financial assistance to local individuals, children and families in need. When you make a charitable donation to the Annual Caring Campaign, you are part of a cause that ensures that no one is turned away due to an inability to pay and your support makes a real difference in the Sarasota community.


YMCA Caring Campaign

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