What's happening at the Y?

KTVU News - YMCA COO Featured Expert

July 7, 2025, Palo Alto, CA - YMCA of Silicon Valley's, Chief Operating Officer, Rachel Del Monte, spoke to KTVU about the importance of children learning to swim after a young child drowned over the holiday weekend. View the conversation.
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Forever Young - Hero of the Week

September 4, 2024, Silicon Valley - KNBR and Steve Young’s Forever Young Foundation honored YMCA of Silicon Valley as the Forever Young Foundation Hero of the Week. Executive Director of Youth Development, Angela Rodriguez spoke about how the Y is supporting our teens in community.
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Mayor Matt Mahan Visits the Y

June 25, 2024, San Jose, CA - The YMCA of Silicon Valley has launched the first year of its Get Summer initiative, offering free teen memberships during the summer, to encourage healthy living and active lifestyles among teens. To support the kickoff, Mayor Matt Mahan stopped by his local Y to connect with teens—and even joined in on a game of basketball.
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About the YMCA of Silicon Valley

YMCA of Silicon Valley is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit strengthening community through youth development, healthy living, and social responsibility. Across Santa Clara and San Mateo counties, YMCA of Silicon Valley serves 250,000 individuals — regardless of age, income or background — by nurturing the potential of children and teens, improving health and well-being, and providing opportunities to give back and support our neighbors. The organization collaborates with 190 community partners and delivers programs and services at 10 health and wellness facilities, one resident camp and more than 300 school and community sites. Last year, YMCA of Silicon Valley leveraged more than $17 million in support from individuals, corporations, foundations, and government agencies to enrich the lives of children, adults and families who otherwise could not afford its services. For more information visit www.ymcasv.org.