Chris Spiegel wanted his son Myles to have opportunities to build meaningful relationships as he grew up. βοΈ
Myles is on the autism spectrum, and sports weren't the path that fit him best.
At the Y, he found chess, stop motion, and Magic: The Gathering. Those programs leaned into his strengths and gave him new ways to connect with his peers. π
"No matter where our children are, they're going to be able to form meaningful connections with their peers."
Your gift can help another child find programs where their strengths have room to grow. π±
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Kent County YMCA
This is the official page for the Kent County YMCA. We're for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility.
09/02/2026
After years away from sports, Hannah Little remembered how much she loved swimming. π
Coming back was hard at first. At the Y, she found instructors who paid attention, offered adjustments, and helped her discover how much she could do. πͺ
Then she started seeing the same faces every time she came in.
"Just knowing that we're all kind of here doing it together, it feels less lonely."
What began as getting moving again became a familiar part of her week, surrounded by people she recognized.
Your gift can help someone else find that support when they're ready to try again. π
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Spray Park will be closed for the rest of the season.
Thank you for a fun summer!
08/29/2026
At 50, Mark Roby set a goal to run a half marathon. π
Fifteen years after joining the Kent County Y, what he talks about most is the people who helped him along the way.
John has been Mark's trainer for more than a decade. Mark credits their strength training with helping him complete the miles, but over the years, John also became a close friend.
"It's the people that I've met and the experiences that I've had with those people. That's probably been the most important part of achieving those milestones."
Someone kept showing up for Mark. Your gift can help put that same steady support beside someone else's next goal.
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08/26/2026
If you've been part of the Greater Providence YMCA, chances are you have a Y story. β€οΈ
Maybe you learned to swim here. Maybe your child found confidence, your family found support, or you discovered a place where you truly belonged.
For 173 years, stories like these have been possible because someone chose to care.
Today, you can be the reason someone's Y story begins. Your gift helps children learn and grow, gives families access to programs they may not otherwise be able to afford, and helps people of all ages find connection and belonging.
Will you be the reason? Make your gift today and help create a Y story that lasts for generations.
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08/24/2026
08/12/2026
β¨ Where afternoons turn into adventure.
The YMCA is more than afterschool care. It's a place where kids can explore new interests, stay active, build friendships, and have fun in a safe, supportive environment.
Registration is open now, and programs begin August 31.
Visit ymcagreaterprovidence.org/program/early-learning-school-age-care to:
β’ Find your child's school
β’ Explore program locations
β’ Learn about before and afterschool options
β’ Register online
RI CCAP accepted. Financial assistance is available for qualifying families.
We can't wait to welcome your family this school year!
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Address
900 Centerville Road
Warwick, RI
02886
Opening Hours
| Monday | 6am - 8pm |
| Tuesday | 6am - 8pm |
| Wednesday | 6am - 8pm |
| Thursday | 6am - 8pm |
| Friday | 6am - 8pm |
| Saturday | 6am - 2pm |
| Sunday | 6am - 2pm |