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In June the Center for Adults Living Well @ the Y held its annual Volunteer Recognition Ceremony. At the afternoon ceremony CALW director Leah Ferster thanked

ʻI he 1917 the Y opened its doors and nearly 100 years later the Y is thriving as it serves the local community. Siulai 1 marks the

On June 12 pea mo 13 the Y will observe the Jewish Holiday, Shavuot, the holiday that celebrates the giving of the Torah at Mount Sinai,

Smearing rounds of floured dough with onion-laced mashed potatoes was the easy part. Folding the dough over to pinch and seal the ends was a

Every year the UJA-Federation of New York hosts an event for their Sports for Youth initiative and the Y was excited to accept an invitation to

As part of the UJA fellowship that pays a portion of my tuition for the Graduate school of Social Work at Touro College, I was

Each year at Passover we celebrate the Jewish people’s deliverance from slavery and captivity in Egypt. At our Seders we retell the story of the

Purim fiefia! ʻI hono fakalangilangiʻi ʻo e fakamoʻui ʻo e kakai Siu ʻi Peasia ʻo e kuonga muʻa, Ko e Purim ko ha ʻaho malolo ia ʻo e foaki ʻofa ʻoku tau fakafiefiaʻi, kātoanga kai, pea fiefia. ʻOku tau

The Y is thrilled to be launching “Bubbie ’ peito” on Sunday at our Purim Carnival! Generously sponsored by The Covenant Foundation, Bubbie’s Kitchen is an innovative

On Thursday, ʻEpeleli 7 we will be launching a new series of author talks here at the Y! This Spring the Y kicks off a new series

Ko ha tokotaha ʻiloa, fakalangilangi ʻo e punake, tokotaha faʻu tohí mo e talēkitá, ko ha taukapo loto vekeveke ki he fakamaau totonu ʻa e tangata mo e ngaahi totonu ʻa e tangata, ko ha tokotaha tokanga mo pau, ʻa ia neongo ʻene

We all know the typical cliché that this is the time of year of giving. It’s the time where we try to take from the

When you or a family member is in need of the best child care, social services or for wellness and health programs, where do you

Tomorrow is Thanksgiving and it is an important time to say thank you and to think about what we are all thankful for. I am

As golden leaves drift down from trees and temperatures fall, our thoughts turn to the bounty of Thanksgiving next week and the holidays beyond that.

“Thank you so much one more time for everything you did for my family , specifically for Sebastian.”— Giselle Almonte When Giselle came to the

With so many good causes to contribute to, we know it can be hard to decide where to give your charity dollars. But what if

We are so proud to announce that the Y has been awarded The New York Metro Region Engagement Grant from PJ Library for our “Cooking with

On Sunday October 4th, the Y’s Building Bridges: Interfaith Family Program hosted a holiday event for the entire community. We took a multi-generational approach to

On New Beginnings Ask a mom-to-be what she’s doing the day after her due date, and you might get a wry smile. She doesn’t know.

After many wonderful years, it’s time to say goodbye to Camp Yomawha and begin a new chapter of summer camp at the Y. Beginning next