Mon Valley Youth & Teen Association Youth and Teen Programs
MVYATA Center, 160 Thompson Ave, Donora, PA 15033
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Mon Valley Youth & Teen Association Youth and Teen Programs include Camp Watakamini, where participants spend a week making memorable outdoor experiences. The programs also include a Day Camp at St. Andrew’s Picnic Grounds and give members first priority for enrichment experiences, opportunities to attend programs, and field trips.
• Schedule: MVYATA Food Bank is held the 3rd Monday of every month from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Price: Single Memberships are $5 a year. Family Memberships are $10 a year.
Mon Valley Youth and Teen Association, Inc. states that its mission is to serve youth and teens of the Mon Valley through programs and activities that provide and promote education, self-esteem, responsibility to self and others, and to seek to improve those conditions in society that affect youth of today and in the future. The organization notes that support from small businesses, families, corporations, and other organizations helps it achieve this mission.
One volunteer, former camper, and kindergarten teacher, Julie N., says, “MVYATA has helped mold me into the educator I am today! I have found a love for volunteering and positively impacting young campers. I’ve built lifelong friendships and memories that I will cherish forever.” A food bank participant, Heather L., says, “The food bank and all the people that help are amazing. Thank you for blessing my family and so many families. I appreciate it.” A participant in Kid’s Connection, 5-2-8, Day Camp, and Camp Watakamini, Zi’la G., says, “I love that I can talk about anything with my group.”
Last updated July 11, 2026.
• Schedule: MVYATA Food Bank is held the 3rd Monday of every month from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m.
• Price: Single Memberships are $5 a year. Family Memberships are $10 a year.
Mon Valley Youth and Teen Association, Inc. states that its mission is to serve youth and teens of the Mon Valley through programs and activities that provide and promote education, self-esteem, responsibility to self and others, and to seek to improve those conditions in society that affect youth of today and in the future. The organization notes that support from small businesses, families, corporations, and other organizations helps it achieve this mission.
One volunteer, former camper, and kindergarten teacher, Julie N., says, “MVYATA has helped mold me into the educator I am today! I have found a love for volunteering and positively impacting young campers. I’ve built lifelong friendships and memories that I will cherish forever.” A food bank participant, Heather L., says, “The food bank and all the people that help are amazing. Thank you for blessing my family and so many families. I appreciate it.” A participant in Kid’s Connection, 5-2-8, Day Camp, and Camp Watakamini, Zi’la G., says, “I love that I can talk about anything with my group.”
Last updated July 11, 2026.
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