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General Information
SPRING/SUMMER
YMCA HOURS:
Mon-Thurs: 5 am to 9 pm
Fri: 5 am to 8 pm
Saturday: 8 am to 3 pm
Sunday: 1 to 5 pm
CONTACT:
info@mahaskaymca.org
PAC ACADEMIC OPERATIONAL HOURS:
Mon-Thur: 6 am to 11 pm
Fri: 6 am to 9 pm
Saturday: 9 to 9 pm
Sunday: 9 to 9 pm
PAC SUMMER OPERATIONAL HOURS:
Mon-Fri: 6 am to 7 pm
Closed Saturday and Sunday
The PAC is located on the William Penn University Campus. Strollers are
allowed on the track.
YMCA LOCATION:
414 North Third Street
Oskaloosa, Iowa 52577
Helping Here!
The Blue Zones Project® is a community well-being improvement initiative designed to make healthy choices easier through permanent changes. Join the movement here in Oskaloosa by registering and completing pledge actions to improve your well-being at www.bluezonesproject.com.
QUICK LINKS
BULLETINS
• REGISTER NOW for these leagues: Sand Volleyball, Ultimate Frisbee, Tennis League! Registration is goining on now for Waterbabies program! Stop by the Membership Services desk today or call Program Director Nick Coffey, 641.673.8411 ext.17.
• SUMMER CAMP registration is goining on now for this year's camps! Click here for more information.
• YOUTH FLAG FOOTBALL registration is going on now!
• MEMBERS NOW CAN ENJOY FREE SECURE WIFI! Ask for details at the Member Services desk.
• LOCAL BUSINESS SUPPORTS Y: Each month, MidWestOne Bank randomly draws a non-profit organization which has been submitted to win a $500 donation. Click here between the 1st and 15th of each month to enter your name and nominate the Mahaska County YMCA as the next winner.
• AMAZON SHOPPERS: Did you know ... Shopping AmazonSmile allows for a portion of eligible sales to be donated to the Mahaska County YMCA.
WELCOME!
The Mahaska County YMCA (formerly known as the Oskaloosa YMCA) was incorporated in 1896 as an association of "Christian young men seeking fellowship and spiritual inspiration." The Y has had several homes in Oskaloosa including a three-story building in downtown (which housed a bowling alley but no swimming pool) that was dedicated by President Roosevelt in 1903.Since that time, the Mahaska County YMCA has contributed to the lives of thousands of boys and girls, and men and women of all ages, races, religions, and economic backgrounds. (Click here to read about our History.) The Y is a not-for-profit organization with a unique opportunity to touch the lives of infants through seniors throughout the Mahaska Community. Not a member? Consider yourself invited. If you have questions, stop by or call.
THANK YOU!
We at the Mahaska YMCA, want to say a huge THANK YOU to Casey's General Stores, Inc. Casey's General Stores, Inc. made a donation to help with our transportation costs for our camp.
Mahaska YMCA: For a better us.
YMCA CHALLENGE OF THE MONTH
Join us in June for "30 Days of Cardio." Click here for a printable version. Work out at home or at the Y. Want to check out the entire year of challenges? Click here.
THE "HUB"
The Hub is a self-service portal which allows our membership to access accounts, learn about and sign up for programs, make payments, prints receipts, and make donations to your YMCA. Non-members can use The Hub to join the YMCA, sign up for programs and make donations. The Hub is very user friendly so click on the Hub link to the right and take a look around. Questions? Give us a call!
The Mahaska County Y is implementing a comprehensive approach to health and fitness at its facilities. Current, new and even potential members inquiring about all there is to experience at the Y can learn this and more by making an appointment with a Healthy Lifestyle Coach. Read more here.
OSKALOOSA RIDES!
Thanks to the work of 10-15 Transit, United Way of Mahaska County, the City of Oskaloosa, and several local business sponsors, Oskaloosa has a bus transit system which runs from 9-5, Monday, Wednesday and Friday. The YMCA is on the route and is a convenient way to get to Y programs and classes. Click here for a route map and more information or contact United Way of Mahaska County, 641.673.6043.