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At the YMCA of Superior California, social responsibility is more than a value — it’s a promise to our community. We welcome people of every age, background, and ability, creating spaces where individuals and families can connect, belong, and grow stronger together. Whether it’s empowering youth through leadership opportunities, supporting families with vital programs, or advocating for meaningful change, we believe in building a more inclusive and compassionate future for all.
Through volunteer opportunities, community partnerships, and initiatives that address real needs, the Y is dedicated to making a lasting impact. From food drives and youth mentorship to health education and civic engagement, we bring people together to create positive change. At the YMCA of Superior California, everyone has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive — because when we strengthen our community, we all rise together.
Social Responsibility Programs
Courts Program
The YMCA of Superior California operates Children’s Waiting Rooms at Sacramento Superior Court locations, providing free, safe, and supervised play environments for children ages 1–12 while parents or guardians attend court business.
Trainings & Certifications
Get certified with the YMCA of Superior California. We offer trusted trainings in babysitting, CPR, lifeguard skills, and first aid to help you build confidence, save lives and contribute positively toward your community.
Falls Prevention
Kaiser Permanente and the Sacramento YMCA offer free Fall Prevention classes to help seniors improve balance, build strength, and reduce the risk of falls—no membership required.
Rent the Y
Host your next party, meeting, or event with YMCA of Superior California facility rentals. Choose from pools, gyms, pickleball courts, studios, campgrounds, and more across Sacramento, Rollingwood, Yolo County, Oroville, and Bear Valley.
Meals Program
The YMCA of Superior California’s Summer Food Program, supported by the Walmart Foundation, helps bridge the gap when school is out by providing free, nutritious meals to youth. This past summer, the program served more than 10,000 lunches at partner locations across the community—ensuring kids had the nourishment they need to learn, grow, and thrive.