Statesville Family YMCA

On April 9, the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina introduced Julia Clinard-Townsend and her father Woody Clinard as the newest members of the Red Triangle Society.

The United Way of Iredell County awarded the Statesville Family YMCA $25,000 as part of the 2025 Endowment for the Future grants, which are aimed at strengthening the local social service network and creating lasting impact in the community.Statesville Family YMCA was awarded $25,000 for its Teen Healthy Living Initiative, which helps teens gain knowledge and confidence to prepare healthy meals.

February is American Heart Month, and with recently published research indicating blood pressure control has worsened in both men and woman since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s important to use this month to get a blood pressure screening and focus on becoming heart healthy. Below are tips for everyone to become heart healthy this February.

WINSTON-SALEM — For the fifth-consecutive academic year, the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina, in partnership with local school districts in Alexander, Davie, Forsyth, Iredell, Stokes, Wilkes and Yadkin counties, is offering a teen membership referral initiative to give youth a positive space to thrive at no cost to the teenager or their family.

The YMCA of Northwest North Carolina will host its 29th annual Golf To Give Back tournament Oct. 16 at Tanglewood Park Golf Club.As one of the primary fundraisers for the nonprofit organization, participation and support in the tournament will help continue to provide opportunities for children, families, and individuals to grow, learn, and thrive in the community.

April is Volunteer Month and we would be remiss not to recognize all the amazing things our volunteers do for us, this month and always. As a nonprofit organization, the YMCA thrives off volunteer participation and engagement; they are the heart of our organization.