About
YMCA Buffalo Niagara Camps is part of YMCA Buffalo Niagara, which is the second-oldest YMCA in the United States and one of the oldest institutions in Western New York. The camps are operated by a charitable, community-based organization that runs multiple programs for children and families across the region. One of the camp venues is Camp Tahigwa.
Founded in 1852, YMCA Buffalo Niagara has a long history in Western New York. Its mission is to provide programs designed to build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. As a nonprofit organization, the Y is supported by membership dues and program fees, community fundraising, the YMCA Turkey Trot, grants, and annual earnings from its Endowment Fund. Each year, YMCA Buffalo Niagara allocates $1.6 million to support equitable access for people in the community. The organization serves Western New York with five wellness centers, two overnight camps, and over 40 child care locations.
Last updated May 30, 2026.
Founded in 1852, YMCA Buffalo Niagara has a long history in Western New York. Its mission is to provide programs designed to build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. As a nonprofit organization, the Y is supported by membership dues and program fees, community fundraising, the YMCA Turkey Trot, grants, and annual earnings from its Endowment Fund. Each year, YMCA Buffalo Niagara allocates $1.6 million to support equitable access for people in the community. The organization serves Western New York with five wellness centers, two overnight camps, and over 40 child care locations.
Last updated May 30, 2026.
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