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YMCA of Centre County Youth Programs include activities such as basketball, volleyball, open gym, lap swim, open swim, swim lessons, indoor horizontal rock climbing, indoor batting cages, art, aerobics, spin, gymnastics, pickleball, and inline hockey. The programs use facilities such as full-size gymnasiums, indoor swimming pools, an indoor horizontal rock climbing wall, indoor batting cages, art rooms, aerobics and spin rooms, gymnastics rooms, fitness centers, outdoor pickleball courts, an outdoor inline hockey rink, and therapy and lap pools. Kepler Pool is currently closed for renovations.
• Schedule: Branch and program center hours include weekday, Saturday, and Sunday options, with specific opening and closing times varying by branch and pool areas.
The YMCA of Centre County states that it is a charitable, nonprofit organization that puts high moral values and principles into practice through facilities, programs, services, and activities that build healthy spirit, mind, and body, and that it fully accepts diversity and promotes community development and cooperation. The organization operates an Anti-Hunger Program, including a Backpack Program and food distributions that provide food boxes and meals to children and families, and it offers an Open Doors Financial Assistance Program that states no one is turned away due to inability to pay. YMCA of Centre County also trains adults in Centre County in the Stewards of Children child abuse prevention program and participates in the Prime, Silver Sneakers, and Silver & Fit Fitness Center Networks.
Parents, school staff, healthcare providers, and community members describe the YMCA of Centre County in testimonials as organizing food distributions for kids, providing food boxes and meals through the Backpack and Anti-Hunger Programs, offering subsidized memberships through the Open Doors Program, and supporting families during COVID-19 mandated closures. Testimonials mention children receiving backpacks with food for weekends, families receiving lunch drop-offs and extra food boxes, and individuals using membership and programs made possible through financial assistance.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
• Schedule: Branch and program center hours include weekday, Saturday, and Sunday options, with specific opening and closing times varying by branch and pool areas.
The YMCA of Centre County states that it is a charitable, nonprofit organization that puts high moral values and principles into practice through facilities, programs, services, and activities that build healthy spirit, mind, and body, and that it fully accepts diversity and promotes community development and cooperation. The organization operates an Anti-Hunger Program, including a Backpack Program and food distributions that provide food boxes and meals to children and families, and it offers an Open Doors Financial Assistance Program that states no one is turned away due to inability to pay. YMCA of Centre County also trains adults in Centre County in the Stewards of Children child abuse prevention program and participates in the Prime, Silver Sneakers, and Silver & Fit Fitness Center Networks.
Parents, school staff, healthcare providers, and community members describe the YMCA of Centre County in testimonials as organizing food distributions for kids, providing food boxes and meals through the Backpack and Anti-Hunger Programs, offering subsidized memberships through the Open Doors Program, and supporting families during COVID-19 mandated closures. Testimonials mention children receiving backpacks with food for weekends, families receiving lunch drop-offs and extra food boxes, and individuals using membership and programs made possible through financial assistance.
Last updated July 15, 2026.
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