The Board of Directors of the YMCA of Western North Carolina is pleased to announce the appointment of its new chair and four new members.

The state of North Carolina has recognized the YMCA of Western North Carolina for its efforts to improve food security for students over the summer.

The YMCA of Western North Carolina was founded as a volunteer-led organization. Today, hundreds of volunteers share their talents with us, contributing thousands of hours of time. 

While choosing a resolution can be easy, sticking to them is hard. A YMCA survey found that less than a quarter of respondents kept their resolutions.

Once a private residence surrounded by nature and art, the UNC Asheville Kellogg Center is now lifting the community’s spirit, mind, and body through a partnership between the university and the YMCA of Western North Carolina.

Community volunteers join forces to build a playground at Black Mountain Primary.

On National Falls Prevention Awareness Day, the YMCA of Western North Carolina wants WNC residents to learn the risk factors for falls and how to prevent them.