Signature Events
throughout the YearAnnual Revolution Ball * 5K Run/Walk Series * Cycle-a-thon Events * Good Friday Breakfast Signature Events
The need is great in Indianapolis
Santa hopes to deliver toys to more than 1,000 families in need this holiday season, but he needs your help! 12 area YMCAs are collecting new toys through Dec. 13 for the 18th annual YMCA Toy Drive event presented by Tom Wood Automotive Group. With help from the community, the YMCA hopes to provide 2-3 toys to more than 3,000 children up to age 15 from low-income families and area shelters.
Families must pre-register
Families who need holiday assistance must pre-register online by Nov. 29 or onsite from 8 – 10 a.m. on Nov. 3 at the Avondale Meadows YMCA. View registration instructions or call (317) 549-9622 for more information. Toys will be distributed to families from 8 a.m. – noon on Dec. 15 at the Indiana State Fairgrounds & Event Center.
Y needs more Secret Santas like Bill
William Demaree, group director of fixed operations, and the Tom Wood Automotive Group team collected more than $42,000 worth of toys and donations last year. Many of these donations were bikes—hundreds of them—pre-assembled in a make-shift toy shop at its north side dealership.
“Every child should be able to experience the joy of receiving a new toy this holiday season,” says Bill. “But not everyone can afford to buy gifts for their children. We know Greater Indianapolis residents have generous hearts, and we’re asking for their help.”
Read how Bill got involved and how he saved Christmas for the kids.
The gift-giving program has brought joy and relief to over 40,000 families who may otherwise not be able to provide gifts to their children since it began 17 years ago.
DONATE A TOY TODAY!
Be the First Person to do these activities at the NEW ORTHOINDY FOUNDATION YMCA!
Don’t wait, BID NOW! Bids are open until midnight on Nov. 18.
Top bidders can be the first to do these activities on Nov. 30 and receive an OrthoIndy Foundation YMCA gift bag and recognition at the site of your experience. Proceeds go to the Y’s Annual Campaign to make Y membership and programs accessible to all.
Three times available on Nov. 30
First experiences will need to be completed Nov. 30 (except classes). The highest bidders will be contacted to select a preferred time.
- 6 to 8 a.m.
- 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.
- 5 to 7 p.m.
Learn more about the OrthoIndy Foundation Y, then join us for all of the grand opening events! Thank you for supporting the YMCA. Bids are open until Nov. 18.
Run, walk or crawl at one or all of the YMCA Inspire Indy 5K Series events presented by DELTA
CLICK HERE TO REGISTER!
5Ks all year long. Eight races, seven Ys!
Earn series swag when you do three or more events in 2018. Sponsorship opportunities are also available. Please contact your Y of choice or call 317.266.9622.
JAN 1 – New Year’s Day – COMPLETED!
Y Did I Do This? 5K
Witham Family YMCA (Lebanon)
JUNE 2 – COMPLETED!
Aloha Run 5K (& 1 miler)
Baxter YMCA
JULY 7 – COMPLETED!
Freedom Run 5K
Benjamin Harrison YMCA
SEPT 8 – COMPLETED!
Rock and Roll 5K
Witham Family YMCA (Lebanon)
OCT 20 – COMPLETED!
Haunted Hustle 5K
Jordan YMCA
NOV 10 – Veterans Weekend – COMPLETED!
Heroes Health Hope 5K
Pike YMCA
NOV 22 – Thanksgiving Day – **NEXT!**
Wishbone 5K
Fishers YMCA
NOV 22 – Thanksgiving Day – **NEXT!**
Gobble Gallop 5K
Hendricks Regional Health YMCA (Avon)
Participation helps the Y offer programs so everyone in Greater Indianapolis can achieve and maintain a healthy lifestyle.
Join us for the 8th Annual Fishers YMCA Wishbone 5K on Thursday, November 22 at 8 a.m.! Open to the entire community. All levels of runner/walker welcome. Chip timed. Kids Fun Run and Senior Stroll. Strollers and pets welcome. Registration includes event shirt and medal. Begins and ends at the Fishers Y. All proceeds benefits kids and families who would otherwise be unable to participate in YMCA camps, programs, and membership! Register now!
Youth Sports
Soccer, Basketball, and More.
It’s not whether you win or lose, it’s how you learn the game. At the YMCA, kids develop all of their skills, from catching and dribbling to teamwork and sportsmanship. Just as important, they learn firsthand the benefits of being healthy and active. And that virtual games just can’t compare to the real thing.
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