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Make a Difference in Your Community

Volunteers are the heart of the Fayette County Family YMCA. By sharing your time, talents, and passion, you contribute to our mission of building Strong Kids, Strong Families, and Strong Communities throughout Fayette County. As a YMCA volunteer, you have the unique opportunity to support children, mentor teens, and uplift families in the Washington Court House area.

When you volunteer with us, you help create a safe, healthy, and caring environment that nurtures people of all ages and backgrounds, empowering them to thrive and succeed.

Volunteer Opportunities

To help you find your perfect fit, we’ve established five categories of volunteers. Choose an area that aligns with your interests and skills:

Program Volunteers

Help lead programs as an instructor, coach, or aide. Assist in activities such as:

  • Youth sports and recreation
  • Fitness and wellness classes
  • Swim lessons and aquatics programs

Support Volunteers

Assist with essential tasks that keep the YMCA running smoothly:

  • Office and administrative support
  • Front desk assistance
  • Groundskeeping and maintenance

Fundraising Volunteers

Help raise critical funds to support YMCA programs and initiatives:

  • Work on annual, capital, or sustaining campaigns
  • Assist with special fundraising events
  • Contribute to endowment development efforts

Policy Volunteers

Take a leadership role in shaping the future of the YMCA:

  • Serve on the Board of Directors
  • Join a committee or task force to guide specific projects

Managerial Volunteers

Support the management and administration of YMCA operations:

  • Assist with program oversight
  • Help manage day-to-day activities and initiatives

Why Our Volunteers Love the Y

Volunteers often find their YMCA experience to be as rewarding as it is impactful. Here’s why:

  • “I love seeing the smiles on kids’ faces when they learn a new skill or make a new friend!”
  • “Volunteering at the Y has helped me feel more connected to my community.”
  • “Knowing I’m making a difference in someone’s life gives me a sense of purpose and fulfillment.”