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YMCA Camp Ihduhapi encourages kids to put down their phones
Watch KARE 11’s Kiya Edwards spend time with the campers at Camp Ihduhapi.
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St. Paul YMCA may build on Osborn370 block
The YMCA of the North is considering moving its downtown St. Paul location to a new building on the western end of the podium of the Osborn370 tower at 370 Wabasha St. N. The Metropolitan Council has approved a $25,500 grant to study the site and prepare plans.
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Unlikely Twin Cities synchronized swim team goes for gold in Paris
With limited training but plenty of drive, the Subversive Sirens aim to make synchronized swimming more inclusive — and perform a Prince-medley routine at the Paris Gay Games.
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Free St. Paul camp has kids fishing, hiking — creating outdoor childhood memories
Read about how the YMCA connects urban youth to nearby nature with the Y Mobile Day Camp at Lake Phalen.
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YMCA CEO Glen Gunderson's Perspective on Richard M. Schulze Family Foundation’s Support of Free Teen Memberships
The YMCA launched its first national campaign in January 2016, and one of the 60-second spots was titled “Idle Hands.” It’s a powerful video that shows seemingly bored kids with nothing to do.
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Swimming programs aim to be lifesavers for Twin Cities children of color
Drowning is a leading cause of accidental death for all children, but children of color are particularly at risk.
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Annual BreakAway Kids Tri at Elm Creek Park Reserve
PHOTO GALLERY: CycleHealth hosted their annual BreakAway Kids Tri in Maple Grove for 750 participants.
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Healthy activities for kids and their grandparents
It's great when kids can spend quality time with their grandparents, even BETTER when that time involves healthy activities.
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Heard on the Street: More child care on the way to Rochester
Read about how the YMCA is looking to open a new, stand-alone Early Childhood Learning Center in Rochester.
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YMCA Encourages Youth to Get Outdoors Through Camp Experiences
Research shows without access to out-of-school physical and learning activities, kids fall behind academically and gain weight twice as fast during the summer than the school year.
