Welcome to the Sally's YMCA
Nestled in a pristine 150-acre piece of family farmland in the woods of East Lincoln County, Sally’s YMCA opened in 2011. The effort to build the branch was led by David and Jo Clark to honor the giving spirit of their daughter, Sally Mackenzie Clark who tragically passed away in a car accident in 2004.
Together, the Lincoln County YMCA and Sally’s YMCA strengthens the foundation of the community and serves more than 20,000 people each year. The Y is proud to be Lincoln County’s largest childcare provider, serving more than 300 children weekly in our preschool, afterschool, homeschool and camp programs. Check out the Sally's YMCA group fitness schedule for classes nearby!
Find Your Fit
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Y Kids
Engaging FREE drop-in childcare that lets members exercise & recharge. Y Kids gives adult members time to work out or relax. It’s a membership benefit for the whole family.
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Find Your Reason to Give. Find Your Y.
For A Better Us.
YOUTH BASKETBALL
Play where it all began in 1891 - experience our legacy of creating better players and teaching skills that go beyond the game
WINTER CAMP
Winter Camp at the Y: It’s the Coolest!
There’s no fun like Winter Camp fun at the Y 🙌 ! Kids from 5 - 12 yrs old get into the holiday spirit with outdoor and indoor activities in a safe, inclusive place where they can be themselves.
Register for the entire winter break or single days of your choosing: https://bit.ly/winterbreakcamp2023
Activate your commitment to diversity and inclusion in the Queen City by supporting Native American authors, artists and business owners during #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth.
Pick up a new book penned by a Native American author or take the entire family out to a Native American-owned shop, restaurant or art gallery – ask questions and get your children involved!
💝 This Giving Tuesday, consider donating your time and volunteer for one of our many opportunities to give back to our community. 🙌 ⬇️
Full list of opportunities:
https://bit.ly/ymcavolunteeropportunities
🍱 Provide food for neighbors in need at our Food Shares!
🤝 Build relationships by being a buddy for youth in our Adaptive Sports Program!
📚Create safe spaces for kids to learn and grow in literacy programs like Y Readers!
📋 Help run fundraising race events and other community gatherings!
No matter the event or program you choose, your efforts are impacting lives and showing our community that we are here for them. ❤
During #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we invite you to take the opportunity to connect with Native American individuals and communities in and around the Charlotte area.
Discover Native and Indigenous communities living around us and explore ways you can connect, learn and support: native-land.ca
🦃 Happy Thanksgiving, Charlotte! 🍁
We’re Grateful today and every day for our incredible community. Thank you for trusting the YMCA to strengthen our bonds, enrich lives, and build a stronger, healthier future together. Wishing you all a day filled with love, joy, and gratitude.
Thank you Lincoln County Family YMCA for a beautiful morning spent with our community in prayer.
Victor Nicholson spoke on three focuses and challenged us all on…
Being Compassionate
Creating a sense of belonging
Being Consistent
We appreciate spending our morning in thankfulness and prayer.
The YMCA of Greater Charlotte encourages our community to take the opportunity to reflect during #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth. What do you think of when you hear the term “Native American?”
Many traditional stereotypes and biases are unknowingly hurtful, disrespectful and inaccurate. Take the first step by recognizing and reflecting – then visit siouxymca.org/resources for videos and resources by Native American individuals and communities on this topic.
In honor of #NativeAmericanHeritageMonth, we encourage our community to learn about the contributions, achievements and struggles of Native Americans through their own words.
Visit nativeamericanheritagemonth.gov for resources featuring the work and viewpoints of Native American individuals and communities.