El Camino YMCA
The Branch Board of Managers provide leadership to the El Camino Y in support of the mission, vision and goals of the YMCA of Silicon Valley. Branch Board of Managers will support the Executive Director in developing and implementing the branch strategic plan goals and will ensure adequate funding through their direct participation in the annual Community Campaign which provides resources for branch and youth development high impact program support. Branch Board of Managers will seek opportunities to increase the Y's visibility and impact in the surrounding community.
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Central YMCA
Central YMCA is a non-profit located in the heart of San Jose on The Alameda. Focused on improving the quality of life for all, we are driven by our commitment to youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. We offer gym and swim programs, before and after school childcare, chronic disease prevention programs, and so much more, serving thousands of people of all walks of life each year. Together with our executive director and the staff team, our volunteer Board members help to set the vision for our Y, enable our vision, and fund our vision. Critical to the success of our Y, Board members give of their time to ensure Central YMCA is best positioned to meet the needs of our community today and for generations to come. If you're looking for a meaningful way to contribute to positive community impact and be engaged at a high level with one of San Jose's leading non-profits, this is a great opportunity for you.
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East Valley Family YMCA
This volunteer will assist the front desk team with translation tasks.
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Mt. Madonna YMCA
Greet and assist seniors as they arrive Help set up tables and meal service areas Serve meals and beverages Support with light clean-up after meals Engage in friendly conversation with participants Friendly, patient, and respectful attitude toward older adults Ability to stand for periods of time and perform light lifting Reliability and punctuality
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Mt. Madonna YMCA
High School Volunteer Opportunities at the YMCA Looking to earn volunteer hours while making a positive impact in your community? The YMCA offers a variety of opportunities for high school students to get involved, build leadership skills, and support others. Volunteers can help in areas such as: Teen Center – Assist with activities, provide homework help, and engage with peers in a positive environment. Senior Center – Support programs for older adults by helping with activities, events, and friendly conversation. Youth Sports & Recreation – Lend a hand with practices, games, and sports activities by supporting coaches and encouraging younger players. YMCA volunteer projects are a great way to give back, gain valuable experience, and complete community service hours.
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Mt. Madonna YMCA
Greet and assist seniors as they arrive Help set up tables and meal service areas Serve meals and beverages Support with light clean-up after meals Engage in friendly conversation with participants
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East Valley Family YMCA
Join us for a Spooktacular Trunk and Treat, silly games, arts and crafts, and a costume contest! Everyone is welcome! October 16, 2026, 5-7:30pm.
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South Valley Family YMCA
This is a great opportunity for youth ages 13-17 to gain volunteer experience either for school requirements, or for personal growth. Volunteer opportunities include time working at the Front Desk in Customer Service, time working with Youth in our Kids Club Program, or time working on our Wellness Floor with our members.
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Lewis & Joan Platt East Palo Alto Family YMCA
Join us in making a positive impact on young athletes! YMCA Youth Basketball Clinics focuses on teaching basketball fundamentals and giving kids a fun, team-oriented experience led by supportive adult role models. Our clinics encourages skill development through practice and fosters social growth through teamwork. We are seeking energetic and committed volunteer coaches to help develop basketball skills for children in grades K-8. Coaches must be able to dedicate their to help the kids build confidence both on and off the court
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Lewis & Joan Platt East Palo Alto Family YMCA
Responsibilities: • Welcome Visitors: You’ll be the first face many people see when they enter the YMCA. Greet them warmly and with a smile. • Answer Questions: Provide basic information about YMCA services, memberships, and schedules. • Direct People: Help members navigate the facilities by directing them to the right areas, such as the gym, pool, or classrooms. • Help With Membership Check-in: Some greeters might assist in checking in members using a card scanner or sign-in sheet. • Promote YMCA Programs: Encourage newcomers to learn about different programs the YMCA offers, such as fitness classes, after-school activities, and community events. • Create a Positive Atmosphere: Make sure the environment is friendly and welcoming, as first impressions can make a big difference! Volunteering as a greeter is a great way to build connections with people and be a part of a community-focused organization like the YMCA. If you're interested, just reach out to your local branch and they'll help you get started!
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