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August 15, 2025 Update

Birmingham Family YMCA Updates: As promised we are keeping you informed about the future of the Birmingham Family YMCA. While our recent discussions with the City of Birmingham and Next have been collaborative, shared facility arrangements at 400 E. Lincoln will not move forward at this time. We are now looking at other ways the…
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Kelly Stubbe

August 26, 2025
Social Responsibility

May: Have Your Say in Birmingham’s Future

The City of Birmingham is exploring plans for a new Community and Senior Center that could include YMCA space and programs. Now is the time to get involved! Visit the City’s project page to see the latest updates and design concepts. You can share your input by: Your voice matters—help shape what comes next for…
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Kelly Stubbe

May 5, 2025
Social Responsibility

March 3: Birmingham Community & Senior Center Project Update

Stay Informed on the Birmingham Community Center Project! Birmingham Family YMCA Members, stay up to date on the latest developments regarding the Birmingham Community Center project! Check out page 3 of the City of Birmingham’s Around Town e-Newsletter for key updates and important information.
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Kelly Stubbe

March 3, 2025
Social Responsibility

February 23: Birmingham Community & Senior Center Project Update

Dear Birmingham Family YMCA Members, We’re excited to share the latest positive developments in Birmingham’s new Community and Senior Center project. This initiative, created to benefit our entire community through collaborative efforts among local partners- including the YMCA, is moving forward with renewed energy and a progressively refined vision that keeps us on track. Project…
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Kelly Stubbe

February 23, 2025
Social Responsibility

Birmingham Family YMCA Members: Have a Say in the New Community & Senior Center!

Birmingham Family YMCA Members, Join us for an Interactive Visioning Workshop on Monday, February 10, at 5:30 p.m. at Birmingham City Hall (151 Martin Street) to help shape the future of the proposed Birmingham Community & Senior Center—a facility that may include YMCA operations alongside Next senior services. This workshop, hosted by the Birmingham City…
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Kelly Stubbe

February 7, 2025
Social Responsibility

Birmingham City Commission approves RFP for final design of a new building

For 65 years, the Birmingham Family YMCA has been a cornerstone of this community, supporting residents of all ages at 400 E. Lincoln. Our commitment to strengthening the Birmingham community remains unwavering, and we’re sharing an exciting update on the development of a potential new facility in partnership with the City of Birmingham alongside the Next…
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November 10, 2024
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First Tour

Today YMCA staff were able to show our Advocacy Board what our expansion downstairs will look like! Almost 15 years ago, staff and volunteers were getting ready to open the Carls Family YMCA to offer community programs that were designed to meet our community’s needs: a place to gather for events and to share activities.…
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November 8, 2016
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Are You Ready?

We are so excited for construction to begin at the Carls Family YMCA! Today we broke out the hard hats and construction tape to get ready. Stop by and ask our staff about our exciting plans to provide more space, more classes, and more opportunities for our community. Some of the major upgrades to Carls YMCA…
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November 4, 2016
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Carls Family YMCA facility upgrades have started!

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October 28, 2016
Livonia Family YMCA / Social Responsibility / Volunteerism

Volunteers Spruce Up the Y

This week, the Y bid a fond farewell to nine young people who have spent the past five weeks sprucing up several of the YMCA branches throughout the Metro Detroit Association. They were here as part of the Americorps National Civilian Community Corps (NCCC) program.
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Amy Kuras

June 14, 2014