Before & Afterschool Programs
Loma Verde Elementary School, 399 Alameda De La Loma, Novato, CA 94949
About
Before & Afterschool Programs are listed as featured programs for kids and teens at multiple YMCA branches, including Marin YMCA. These programs are part of the Marin YMCA’s broader offerings for children and teens.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
The YMCA of Greater San Francisco has operated since 1853 and has served individuals and families for more than 170 years. Its mission is to empower each person’s journey and strengthen the foundations of community. The YMCA of Greater San Francisco describes itself as more than a gym or a place to go, but a place to grow, and it supports physical health, mental wellness, social connection, and economic opportunity. It is a 501(c)3 charitable community organization that serves more than 130,000 people through 15 neighborhood branches, more than 130 program sites, and one residential camp across Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties.
The organization describes its culture as cause-driven, focused on strengthening community, and it offers Employee Resource Groups such as the African American Resource Network, Asian Pacific Islander Leadership Network, LGBTQ Employee Resource Group, Latinx Employee Resource Group, and Women’s Leadership Network. A staff member described the Y as a welcoming place for the community and noted hearing about how the Y has played a role in the lives of people they meet at work and in the community.
Last updated March 28, 2026.
• Ages: 5–13 years old
The YMCA of Greater San Francisco has operated since 1853 and has served individuals and families for more than 170 years. Its mission is to empower each person’s journey and strengthen the foundations of community. The YMCA of Greater San Francisco describes itself as more than a gym or a place to go, but a place to grow, and it supports physical health, mental wellness, social connection, and economic opportunity. It is a 501(c)3 charitable community organization that serves more than 130,000 people through 15 neighborhood branches, more than 130 program sites, and one residential camp across Marin, San Francisco, and San Mateo Counties.
The organization describes its culture as cause-driven, focused on strengthening community, and it offers Employee Resource Groups such as the African American Resource Network, Asian Pacific Islander Leadership Network, LGBTQ Employee Resource Group, Latinx Employee Resource Group, and Women’s Leadership Network. A staff member described the Y as a welcoming place for the community and noted hearing about how the Y has played a role in the lives of people they meet at work and in the community.
Last updated March 28, 2026.
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