Go from the Pool Back to School with the Y
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Black ties are optional, sneakers required for this annual gala event to benefit the YMCA of Greater Indianapolis. The 2019 Revolution Ball will be headlined by legendary Olympic Champion Mark Spitz, who got his start in a YMCA pool. Join us for an evening of sweet and savory food stations, cocktails, an auction and live music and dancing with Toy Factory. Prizes are awarded for the most creative, decked-out tennis shoes! Ticket sales begin Oct. 1.
START A REVOLUTION. LEARN TO SWIM.
Funds raised at Revolution Ball 2019 will help provide swim lessons and other water programs for kids and families who otherwise couldn’t afford them. Sponsorship opportunities are available. Please contact Abby Waeiss at 317.713.8545 to learn more.
Parking
On-street and garage parking is available nearby. Valet parking is also available for a small fee. Complimentary valet parking is included with VIP tickets.
PHOTOS FROM 2018 REVOLUTION BALL
JOIN US FOR THE 51ST ANNUAL YMCA GOOD FRIDAY BREAKFAST
For 51 years, the YMCA has hosted the annual breakfast to bring the community together in prayer, encouragement and reflection on the Good Friday, a holiest of days for Christians worldwide. While the event is free, an offering will be collected to support the event and strengthen our YMCA Christian mission. Sponsorships are available. Please contact us at 317.266.9622.
April 19, 2019 at Indiana Roof Ballroom
- 7:15 – 9 AM – Doors open at 6:30 AM for community prayer.
- Nearby affordable parking available at the Circle Centre mall garages.
The Y is the largest provider of Before & After School Care and Summer Day Camp in Indianapolis.
With over 100 Before & After School Care site and over 25 Summer Day Camp locations, we are confident we have a program to meet your needs!
Our CenterI gave my son the option to stay home today or go to camp after his soccer try outs and he chose camp! Getting a 13 year old to choose between playing video games at home all day or going to camp in the heat and he chooses camp is quite the testament to your team. GREAT JOB motivating our youth!
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