Our Mission and Impact

Winston-Salem, NC (May 13, 2022) – The YMCA of Northwest North Carolina announced today that Darryl Head has been named President and Chief Executive Officer, effective May 16, following an extensive six-month national search.

The Y Association has had a partnership with YMCA Ukraine for nearly 30 years; hopes to generate local support, aid for Ukrainians. WINSTON-SALEM — The invasion by Russian forces into Ukraine and the damage it has caused hits close to home for many at the YMCA of Northwest North Carolina, as the organization has had a longstanding connection with YMCA Ukraine for near

Financial scholarships, programs for youth, and community outreach were key areas of focus last year

All proceeds will go toward Y programs that benefit local youth WINSTON-SALEM — Last December’s YMCA Mistletoe Run may have come and gone, but the impact from the annual race will continue to make a difference. 

Reaching Our Potential gives students a free Y membership and access to opportunities WINSTON-SALEM — The past school year has been difficult for many students, especially those in Winston-Salem. These students have dealt with a fatal school shooting in September and an ongoing pandemic this academic year — just to name a few.

The grant will go toward programs addressing summer learning loss and achievement gaps, in partnership with Davie County Schools MOCKSVILLE — The Davie Family YMCA was awarded a 21st Century Community Learning Centers Grant worth $1.2 million over the next three years, which will help achieve educational equity. 

Shouse Receives Highest Honor Given to YMCA of Northwest North Carolina Volunteers Winston-Salem (2021) – The YMCA has meant something to Darle Shouse for a long time.