Merrimack Valley YMCA

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Run or walk in the 25th Annual Feaster Five Road Race and support your YMCA!

Why I run for the Y…………………..

This year friends and families are invited to participate in the 25th Annual Feaster Five Road Race and have an opportunity to help raise funds to build a new Y!  This is a wonderfully fun and healthy fundraising opportunity for members of the Feaster Five Community. We have a bold vision for our new facility at the Andover/North Andover YMCA.  Our sights are set high for this Expansion Project and we know with the help of the community; we will reach our fundraising goal, helping to make healthier lives achievable for YOU!  We are hoping for a broad base of charitable support to build long-term participation and engagement with the Merrimack Valley YMCA.   

How can you help?  Sign up to participate in the Feaster Five Road Race then visit our YMCA fundraising page at http://feasterfive.mvymca.org

We thank you in advance for your consideration to support our YMCA.

For more information about how you can get involved, please email FeasterFiveInfo@mvymca.org

 

About the Merrimack Valley YMCA:

The Merrimack Valley YMCA is a multi-faceted, not-for-profit social service organization providing thousands of programs and services to members and participants of all ages, cultures and needs in the Merrimack Valley region. From preschoolers to teens to active older adults, The Merrimack Valley YMCA provides program-related activities to strengthen spirit, mind and body, and inspire people to grow as individuals and part of their communities. Programs include preschool child care, tutoring and mentoring, music and arts clubhouse, YMCA Youth & Government, teen leaders clubs, youth and adult sports leagues and teams, literacy programs, residences for homeless men, summer vacation clubs, and resident and day camps. The Merrimack Valley YMCA is comprised of three branches in Andover, Lawrence and Methuen. The Y also operates boys and girls camps on Bear Island, Lake Winnipesaukee and Captain’s Pond in Salem, New Hampshire.