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Youth & Family Programs at Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA include activities such as Fall Soccer, Baseball, Softball, gymnastics, martial arts, archery, robotics, yoga, music and piano lessons, and swim lessons. The program also offers childcare, camps, daily activities for kids, live fitness classes, personal training, nutrition coaching, Adult Classes, and Summer Dive-In Movies. Families can also access international travel opportunities and global trips through these programs.
• Schedule: Program and facility hours include weekday, Saturday, and some Sunday options across multiple YMCA branches, with youth program center hours generally in the afternoons and evenings on weekdays and daytime hours on Saturdays.
The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA opened its doors in temporary offices in Arlington on October 1, 1958, after a $400,000 fundraising campaign led by then-Mayor Tom Vandergriff, and has grown to include five branch locations serving the Greater Arlington, Mansfield, and Kennedale communities for nearly 70 years. The organization states that it is a non-profit, volunteer-led charitable organization and describes volunteers as the backbone of the YMCA, including volunteers who coach sports teams and distribute food to those in need. The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA reports that it engages more than 10,000 families across its locations and serves local neighbors representing over 100 countries worldwide. The mission statement for the Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA describes the Y as a cause-driven organization for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility, guided by core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility, and states that the Y does not turn anyone away for their inability to pay and that its doors are open to all in the community. The YMCA reports that it invests in water safety and addresses drowning as the leading cause of death for children between the age of 1–4, and that it partners with apartment complexes, school districts, and other community organizations to ensure that kids learn skills to be safe around water. Membership at the Y includes over 125 programs and classes for children, families, and seniors at no additional cost, including access to new Sauna and Hydro Massage Suites, and members receive priority registration and exclusive savings on programs such as Fall Soccer, Baseball/Softball, childcare, camps, global trips, music lessons, robotics, sports, swim lessons, personal training, and more.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
• Schedule: Program and facility hours include weekday, Saturday, and some Sunday options across multiple YMCA branches, with youth program center hours generally in the afternoons and evenings on weekdays and daytime hours on Saturdays.
The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA opened its doors in temporary offices in Arlington on October 1, 1958, after a $400,000 fundraising campaign led by then-Mayor Tom Vandergriff, and has grown to include five branch locations serving the Greater Arlington, Mansfield, and Kennedale communities for nearly 70 years. The organization states that it is a non-profit, volunteer-led charitable organization and describes volunteers as the backbone of the YMCA, including volunteers who coach sports teams and distribute food to those in need. The Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA reports that it engages more than 10,000 families across its locations and serves local neighbors representing over 100 countries worldwide. The mission statement for the Arlington-Mansfield Area YMCA describes the Y as a cause-driven organization for youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility, guided by core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility, and states that the Y does not turn anyone away for their inability to pay and that its doors are open to all in the community. The YMCA reports that it invests in water safety and addresses drowning as the leading cause of death for children between the age of 1–4, and that it partners with apartment complexes, school districts, and other community organizations to ensure that kids learn skills to be safe around water. Membership at the Y includes over 125 programs and classes for children, families, and seniors at no additional cost, including access to new Sauna and Hydro Massage Suites, and members receive priority registration and exclusive savings on programs such as Fall Soccer, Baseball/Softball, childcare, camps, global trips, music lessons, robotics, sports, swim lessons, personal training, and more.
Last updated July 22, 2026.
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