The Pennsylvania State Alliance of YMCAs is an unincorporated alliance of YMCAs in the State of Pennsylvania. The purpose is:

1. To foster statewide communication and cooperation among YMCAs.
2. To gain consensus on issues of importance to the YMCA.
3. To make policy and decision makers aware of the YMCA's mission and programs and gain recognition as a leader on issues that affect children and families.
4. To advocate on behalf of the children and families served by the YMCA
5. To protect the operating integrity of the YMCA organization in order to carry out its mission.

Facts about YMCAs in Pennsylvania

• Pennsylvania has more YMCAs than any other state - 75 corporate and 85 branches
• YMCAs serve nearly 900,000 people across the state in urban, suburban, and rural communities
• Nearly $29 million is raised annually for scholarships, subsidies, and other community services just in Pennsylvania YMCAs
• Pennsylvania YMCAs are the largest provider of child care in the state.
• Over 28,000 people volunteer their time serving as child care aids, swim instructors, tutors, mentors, coaches, and chaperones. Others serve on boards and committees, providing their skills, talents, and leadership.