Togetherhood
Togetherhood is YMCA's Signature Program for Social Responsibility. This program invites Y members to lead and participate in volunteer service projects that benefit the communities where they live.
About Togetherhood
Resources for Y Staff
Explore Projects
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Waukesha YMCA, Waukesha, WI
"Watching Y members come together and make this many meals and help this many families is the best thing we’ve done at the Y."
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Kosciusko Community YMCA
“It’s just an awesome opportunity to help our community and to be involved in something that’s really going to make a difference in people’s lives.”
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Somerset Hills YMCA
“It is important to identify and address needs in our society by developing community-based solutions.”
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Davis Family YMCA
“Members get to come here and play in the dirt with us and make sure people aren’t hungry.”
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YMCA of Dane County, Madison, WI
"It has had such a great impact on the kids that the program served in this neighborhood."
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YMCA of Southwest Illinois, Belleville, IL
"This gives our members an opportunity to serve."
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Kraft Family YMCA, YMCA of the Triangle Area, Raleigh, NC
"I don’t volunteer as much as I should, and this is a good place to start."
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Watertown Family YMCA, Watertown, NY
"I love to knit, especially when the items are for a good cause."
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YMCA of Southwest Illinois, Belleville, IL
"It was a result of knowing that people out there love and care for them."
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Central Bucks Family YMCA, Doylestown, PA
"This project was a Y project and I just believe in the Y and what they do in the community."
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YMCA of Southern ME, Freeport ME
“I hope everyone gets to experience [volunteering] at some point in their life.”
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Central Bucks Family YMCA, Doylestown, PA
"The Y needs to be less shy about asking people to give their time. People are really ready to do so."
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