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YMCA of Greater Richmond Youth Programs include activities such as Youth Sports, Flag Football, Basketball, Soccer, Volleyball, Miracle League, Summer Camp, Camp Thunderbird, Swim Lessons, and various Aquatics options. The program also offers Group Exercise, Fitness and Health Programs, Personal Training, Small Group Training, water aerobics-based programs, STEM Programs, Teen Programs, Youth and Family activities, Childcare, Preschool, Early Childhood Camps, and Certifications. Child Watch services are available for active members’ children from 6 weeks to 11 years old, with a separate area for smaller babies, space to play, and secure procedures.
• Price: Preferred program prices (up to 50% discounts compared to non-members).
Since 1854, the YMCA of Greater Richmond has strengthened individuals, families, and communities across 16 locations. The organization states its mission as “To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.” It operates as a non-profit organization open to all people and committed to social responsibility, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and notes that at the YMCA, everyone belongs.
Members receive unlimited access to all 16 locations across the RVA region and access to YMCAs across the country as part of the Nationwide Program. The YMCA of Greater Richmond cites a commitment to the highest ethical standards, transparency in financial matters, and stewardship of resources, and notes that it has been responding to the changing needs of the metropolitan area for over 160 years. A Strategic Plan 2025 guides its programs and services in Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.
One member, Barbara from SWIFT CREEK YMCA, reports that she likes the consistency and versatility of the water aerobics-based programs and the ability to take multiple classes in a day, and she describes the staff as friendly and accommodating of her physical challenges. Nicolas from CHICKAHOMINY YMCA states that he likes the variety of programs and the availability of resources such as a pool and a large number of weights. Michael from PETERSBURG YMCA describes staff as very friendly and welcoming on his first visit, from the front desk to the workout area. Leigh from TUCKAHOE YMCA describes Childwatch as very well run, with a separate area for smaller babies, lots of space to play, secure procedures, and friendly staff, and notes that this gives her peace of mind while she exercises.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
• Price: Preferred program prices (up to 50% discounts compared to non-members).
Since 1854, the YMCA of Greater Richmond has strengthened individuals, families, and communities across 16 locations. The organization states its mission as “To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build healthy spirit, mind and body for all.” It operates as a non-profit organization open to all people and committed to social responsibility, diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging, and notes that at the YMCA, everyone belongs.
Members receive unlimited access to all 16 locations across the RVA region and access to YMCAs across the country as part of the Nationwide Program. The YMCA of Greater Richmond cites a commitment to the highest ethical standards, transparency in financial matters, and stewardship of resources, and notes that it has been responding to the changing needs of the metropolitan area for over 160 years. A Strategic Plan 2025 guides its programs and services in Youth Development, Healthy Living, and Social Responsibility.
One member, Barbara from SWIFT CREEK YMCA, reports that she likes the consistency and versatility of the water aerobics-based programs and the ability to take multiple classes in a day, and she describes the staff as friendly and accommodating of her physical challenges. Nicolas from CHICKAHOMINY YMCA states that he likes the variety of programs and the availability of resources such as a pool and a large number of weights. Michael from PETERSBURG YMCA describes staff as very friendly and welcoming on his first visit, from the front desk to the workout area. Leigh from TUCKAHOE YMCA describes Childwatch as very well run, with a separate area for smaller babies, lots of space to play, secure procedures, and friendly staff, and notes that this gives her peace of mind while she exercises.
Last updated July 16, 2026.
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