Ever wonder what impact at the YMCA really looks like? Join us for our YMCA Impact Tours, an immersive experience designed to showcase how your support powers transformational programs and services across the Pikes Peak Region.
Held every other month, each tour offers a unique opportunity to witness a program in action, meet Y staff and participants, and hear firsthand stories of strength, resilience, and community connection.
Step into the spirit of the Turkey Trot, a beloved holiday tradition that brings more than 4,000 participants together each year. This tour offers a behind-the-scenes look at packet pick-up, where community camaraderie meets mission impact. Discover how this annual 5K helps ensure access to the YMCA for neighbors in need across the Pikes Peak Region.
Step into the world of Middle School Initiative, a no-cost, high-impact program supporting local tweens as they navigate one of life’s most formative stages. This tour offers a firsthand look at how the Y fosters belonging, leadership, and wellness through intentional after-school programming.
Our first tour spotlights NeuroPong, an evidence-based program supporting those living with Parkinson’s disease. Learn how something as simple as table tennis can improve balance, cognition, and social engagement — and how your support makes it possible.
75,952
Total Members
7 Centers spanning 32 miles from the Fountain Valley Y to the Tri- Lakes Y in Monument
Nearly 10,600

followers on Facebook
54,311 Nonmember Program Participants
2 outdoor pools, 1 Senior Center managed by the Y through an innovative partnership with the City of Colorado Springs
20,000 unique recipients on Y emails, with 55% open rate from member newsletter
An average of 4,366
people walk through a Y every day
5 HOA Recreation Centers
managed by the Y
$2.12 million in financial assistance and scholarships provided in 2024
Board members, donors, city officials, community leaders and Y members who want to learn more about how we serve the Pikes Peak Region.
RSVP for our next tour here: Seetheimpact.givesmart.com
or Text Seetheimpact to 76278 to RSVP
Questions? Contact Kate Noonan (714) 615-2185
knoonan@ppymca.org for questions
Our first tour spotlights NeuroPong, an evidence-based program supporting those living with Parkinson’s disease. Learn how something as simple as table tennis can improve balance, cognition, and social engagement — and how your support makes it possible.