Annual Support Campaign
You Can Make a Difference!
Invest in the Annual Support Campaign
The Annual Support Campaign is conducted each year to secure charitable
donations from individuals and community organizations to help fund YMCA
programs. This campaign serves a very
unique purpose for YFS. Each YFS program
is grant funded and all services are offered free of charge to participants. Supplemental funding is needed to fill the
gaps in grant funding and assure we provide the best possible service to our
participants.
Our vision is to provide exceptional social service programs that build strong kids, strong families, and strong communities. We depend on your support to make this vision a reality and to ensure services are available to the members of the San Diego community most in need. We can’t do it without you! Please join us in making a lasting impact in your community!
Help YFS raise $150,000 by March 16, 2010!
Ways to Give
- Make your gift Online
Click here to make your donation.
- Make your gift by Mail
Send a check to support YFS. - Make your gift by Phone
Make a credit card donation or pledge. - Other Ways to Make your Generous Gift
- Gifts of Stock
Contact Paul Sullivan, psullivan@ymca.org
EVP/CFO, YMCA of San Diego County - Other Planned Gifts
Contact Steve Totten, stotten@ymca.org
Planned Giving, YMCA of San DiegoCounty
* Charitable Gift Annuity
* Pooled Income Fund
* Charitable Remainder Unitrust
* Gifts by Will
* Gifts of Retirement Plans
- Gifts of Stock
Checks are payable to YMCA Youth & Family Services and can be mailed to the following address:
- 4080 Centre Street, Suite 101
San Diego, CA 92103
- Call Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM – 5:00 PM (PST)
(619) 543-9850
Program Areas
YMCA Youth & Family Services is organized into four major program areas:
Community Based Programs - Offers prevention and education-based programs, including the Youth & Community Center, prevention initiatives focused on violence, gang, drugs and teen pregnancy, as well as mentoring and parent education.School Based Services - In addition to providing safe after-school programming at 28 elementary and middle schools countywide, provides school-based counseling through the TIDES program.
Residential Services - Includes the two Oz shelters for runaway and troubled teens, and the two transitional living programs for homeless youth: Turning Point, Mary's House (young women only), and Tommie's Place (for pregnant and parenting youth 18-21).
Counseling Services - We offer bilingual counseling services for individuals and families.
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