YMCA Northumberland’s latest numbers show they’ve supported thousands of locals this year.
Recently CEO Eunice Kirkpatrick shared info between the Cobourg and Brighton branches. They report supporting over 6,000 members, who visited the facilities 150-thousand times altogether.
During community programs, YMCA reports impacting the lives of over 1,700 youth through summer camp programs and community workshops.
Over 1,500 kids learned how to swim thanks to their programming.
A number of innovative initiatives were also recognized, including the Mothers of Newborn, Alternative Suspension, and UpTurn programs for addiction recovery, as well as Operation Red Nose’s Safe Ride Home Service, which raised $23K in 2022, covering over 3,200 kilometers.
Kirkpatrick wrapped up by thanking volunteers and support staff.
Written by: Noah Lorusso
