Vision 2030

 

Vision 2030


About Our Strategic Plan

In the last three years alone, we've observed significant changes in the needs and priorities of our community. In light of these shifts, the Y is dedicated to broadening its reach and ensuring fair access to programs and resources that address community needs. Our vision is centered on enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities for ALL, with a focus on fostering positive youth development.


Working on a vision plan takes people with different strengths and talents together toward a common goal. We are excited to share our work with staff members, Y members, parents, youth, community partners, and even those who may not currently engage with the Y. Join us as we embark on Vision 2030 – a journey where everyone plays a crucial role, from our dedicated staff to our valued members and community partners."
- Louis Lopez, YMCA of Greater San Antonio President & CEO


OUR MISSION

To put Judeo-Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all. 
 

OUR VISION 2030

A community where ALL people experience improved quality of life through belonging and well-being. 
 

OUR VALUES 

Caring | Honesty | Respect | Responsibility | Faith 
 

OUR AREAS OF IMPACT

Youth Development | Healthy Living | Social Responsibility 
 

OUR REACH 

Greater San Antonio—Bexar, Comal, Guadalupe, Kendall, & Wilson County

Our Four Pillars and Straregies

 

 

The Vision Behind Vision 2030

Critical Community Concerns

The Y is focused on serving all and meeting the needs of vulnerable and underserved groups— in particular, those struggling due to a lack of resources, aging populations, those with diverse abilities, and those experiencing bias/discrimination. 

We aim to support all in areas such as the following: 

  • The needs faced by today’s youth, teens, and families, including the need for role models and positive activities for youth after school. 

  • The need for a safe haven from any type of bullying or violence. 

  • The need to educate and prevent child abuse and neglect. 

  • The need to increase access to care to address health disparities. 

  • Challenges in holistic well-being, including mental health, chronic disease, and diabetes prevention. 

  • Individuals and families experiencing economic, literacy, or educational challenges. 

  • The need to support those with diverse abilities. 

 

CEO Louis Lopez leads training

Child playing baseball at the Cibolo Family YMCA Youth Sports Program

 

Who We Serve

The YMCA is known for being inclusive and welcoming to people from all walks of life, regardless of age, background, or abilities. 

Our Programs Include

  • Early Learning Centers
  • Aquatics
  • Teen Programs
  • Summer Day Camps
  • Mental Health Services
  • Health Education Programs
  • Senior Programs & Active Older Adults
  • Pilates & Yoga
  • Tennis
  • Virtual Wellness
  • Inclusive Sports
  • Martial Arts
  • Adult Sports
  • After School Care
  • Youth Sports
  • Youth and Government
  • Holiday Camps
  • Diabetes Prevention
  • Group Exercise Classes
  • Personal Training
  • Pickleball
  • Volunteerism
  • Egaming
  • Dance, Gymnastics & Cheer
  • Outdoor Education
  • Community Wellness Events
     

Our Strategic Advantages That Make Us Unique

  • The Y’s History as a trusted community partner, serving
    San Antonio since 1876. 

  • The longest-serving licensed child care in San Antonio, with over 40 years of service. 

  • Our Y Core Values of Caring, Honesty, Respect, Responsibility, and Faith are embedded in everything we do. 

  • The Y is for ALL, with meaningful impact for people in any stage of life. 

  • The Y Reach and Community Impact are unique, with the ability to evolve and respond to meet the needs of our communities, help individuals maintain active lives, and meet the needs of our communities. 

  • The Y Connects Community, with partnerships and shared resources around critical issues. 

  • The Y’s Charitable Purpose makes access a reality through financial assistance to address socioeconomic inequities. 

Personal Training at the Y

Our Funding Includes

The Y has a shared revenue model to ensure equitable access to quality programs and services.
Sources include: Membership and Program Revenue | Government Funding | Grants and Foundations | Annual Giving Campaign | Endowment | Planned and Individual Giving