Corporate Communication

As a new school year begins, the YMCA of Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford is proud to announce the expansion of its youth intervention program, Back on Track, into East Hamilton.&n

Making a Will might not be something you think about every day—but it's one of the most important things you can do to protect the people you love and leave a legacy that reflects your values.

The Burlington Aquatic Devilrays (BAD) are proud to announce a bold new chapter in our club’s history: a partnership with the Ron Edwards Family YMCA in Burlington that will expand access to aquatic training, support local athletes, and deepen our impact in the community. As

One year after a fire forced the closure of the third floor at the YMCA Men’s Residence, the YMCA of Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford is proud to mark this milestone with hope, resilience, and renewed purpose. 

YMCA Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford is proud to announce the upcoming reopening of the third floor of the Downtown Hamilton YMCA Men’s Residence on July 2, 2025, nearly one year after a fire forced its closure.

YMCA Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford has released its Q1 2025 results under its Annual Operating Plan, showing early and promising progress toward the goals outlined in its 2024–2028 Strategic Plan. 

2024 Community Impact Report: Stories of Resilience, Youth, and Community Wellness The 2024 Community Impact Report celebrates a year of purpose, compassion, and connection. It’s more than a summary of achievements, it’s a reflection of the lives touched and the stories that shine across our YMCA community.

At its 169th Annual General Meeting, YMCA  Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford celebrated another year of community impact, recognized dedicated leadership, and welcomed new Board leadership to guide the organization into its next chapter. The YMCA of Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford Board of Directors has elected Paul Gibel as its new

Brantford, ON – On Thursday, local MPP Will Bouma joined YMCA Hamilton|Burlington|Brantford staff and researchers from Wilfrid Laurier University to celebrate a $141,600 Resilient Communities Fund grant from the provincial government’s Ontario Trillium Foundation (OTF).