Shine On Brand Campaign “Obstacles”
The YMCA is excited to share the launch of its first-ever national awareness campaign, Shine On. YMCAs across Canada have come together to spread messages of belonging, support, and empowerment to millions through TV, digital platforms, and more. The campaign highlights the importance of being part of the community, taking care of the physical and mental well-being, showing how the Y helps people overcome challenges and reach their full potential.
At the YMCA of Oakville, we’ve refreshed our programs to meet the changing needs of kids, youth, and families. Last year, we provided $260,000 in financial aid, and this year, we’re aiming to raise $280,000 to make sure no one is left behind. Please consider donating to the YMCA of Oakville.
Did you know that right now 10% of school aged children in Halton live at or below the poverty line? A gift to the YMCA can help these children and their families reach their full potential through participation in our programs and services.
Our 2024 Ignite Potential Campaign needs your help
to raise $280,000 this year.
You can be the spark and ignite this potential for someone in our community through a charitable gift of support. Every dollar we raise will ensure no one is left behind.
We are grateful for the support of our community and proud to highlight the following programs and projects delivered in 2023, made possible through generous donations, sponsorships and grants. Thank you for being a part of our journey and helping to be the spark that ignites positive change in our community.
You may choose to allocate your donation to one of our seasonal programs:
Help us Fill the Pool with a donation to teach children to swim.
Help us Fill the Bus with a donation to send a child to camp to learn new skills and make new friends.
Help us Fill the Court with a donation to provide a session of skill based sports programming to a child or youth.
Help us Fill the Chair with a donation to provide courses and certifications to deserving young people seeking a career in aquatics.