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Grantmaking public charityEIN 363274346

ARMED SERVICES YMCA OF THE USA

WOODBRIDGE, VA 22193

Total Assets

$88.4M

FY 2024

Annual Giving

$2.7M

FY 2024

Grants Made

31

FY 2024

Avg Grant

$86K

FY 2024

Grant Range

Typical

Deadlines

Applications

Programs & Activities

Program 1

$4.1M

Child care programs:asymca offers a variety of affordable, accessible and quality child care, child development and early learning educational programs that help to achieve two primary goals for both military children and parents, which are to instill academic achievement and social emotional skills to set them up for future success and to provide essential child care services needed to support military spouse employment and/or continuing education opportunities. Child care, development and early learning are offered on-site through asymca branches and affiliates at child development centers, programs sites, school sites and medical treatment facilities located on or off installations.the asymca operates nationally accredited child care programs, state- licensed child care programs in the community and on military bases, which are subject to department of defense inspections. A unique child care program the asymca offers inside or near military treatment facilities in 14 different locations is children's waiting room. This drop off child watch service enables service members and their spouses to attend to their own or one of their children's physical or mental health care needs without the stress or cost of finding child care for all or some of their children ages 0-12.

Program 2

$2.4M

Educational assistance programs:one of asymca's hallmark programs is operation hero, an after-school enrichment program that aids children from six to 12 years of age who are experiencing either social and/or academic challenges in school, which are often the result of frequent moves and family separations. With participants referred by teachers, parents, or other caring adults, the 10-week program provides after-school tutoring and mentoring in a small group with trained facilitators. Operation hero facilitates a safe and positive environment, instills self esteem, encourages responsible behaviors, and helps children thrive in school and at home. In 2024, more than 1,200 students participated in operation hero. Overall, in 2024, the asymca provided more than 905,000 child care, child development and early learning points of services to military families.asymca's core programs offered at branches and affiliates include:- full day, half day and hourly child care - before and after school age care- children's waiting room drop off child watch services- preschool/pre-k- operation little learners parent participation early learning program- operation hero after school enrichement program- summer day camps and enrichment camps, including robotics, stem, creative arts topics- resident/overnight camps that build friendships, community and healthy habits through outdoor activities- children's playgroups

Program 3

$746K

Asymca core services:research shows that one in four active duty military families report being food insecure. In response, the asymca is proud to provide a welcoming, judgement-free environment for military families to access food assistance across all 12 branches. Military families can shop at a client-choice food market where they can select from shelf stable foods, fresh and frozen items, dairy, meat and healthy options. In addition, many branches offer other items including baby formula, food, diapers and wipes, personal care items and household cleaning supplies. In 2024, the asymca served more than 136,000 families and delivered more than 3.4 million pounds of food.asymca's core services offered at branches and affiliates include:- food assistance and baby care items - temporary emergency financial assistance- operation ride home holiday travel assistance - operation holiday joy food and toy distributions and holiday events- military spouse employment programs- operation kid comfort deployment services- financial literacy education- nutrition literacy education- volunteer opportunitiesasymca's health, wellness and recreational programsthe asymca supports the whole person and the whole family for junior-enlisted military personnel, their spouses and children. Asymca keeps children and adults active and connected to their community while building and maintaining a healthy lifestyle. Local programs range from safety around water education to youth sports leagues and parent/child dances that encourage bonding and provide fun socialization activities. In addition, asymca is considered the "home away from home" for many military families who rely on resources, referals and information to support a variety of needs. In several locations, the asymca operates "warrior care" programs and services for wounded, ill and injured service members and their caregiving family members to enjoy recreational activities, complimentary tickets to local events, therapy dog visits, woodworking sessions, and pool therapy.asymca's health, wellness and recreational programs offered at branches and affiliates include:- aquatics and water therapy- safety around water swim lessons- breast cancer awareness group - cpr /first aid training- healthy kids days- parent/child dances- wellness programs- warrior support programs for wounded, ill and injured service members and their caregiver spouses and children- spouse social craft and conversation groups - support of enlisted spouses club- support groups for parents with children of special needs- group exercise classes- pilates and yoga classes- walking groups- healthy living and disease preventions programs- youth sports, camps, and leagues- resources and referrals- military and volunteer appreciation events- ticket giveaways

Focus Areas

Human Services

Financial Snapshot

2024 filing

Total Revenue

$16.0M

Total Expenses

$19.5M

Giving Over Time

7 years

Giving over time from 2018 to 2024. Peak $3.3M in 2019. Hover bars for details.

Total dollars recorded per filing year. Scale adjusts to the foundation's range.

Top Recipients

199 grants

Grant Size Distribution

199 grants

<$10K
21
grants
$10–50K
78
grants
$50–250K
85
grants
$250K–1M
15
grants
$1–5M
$5M+

Geographic Focus

20 states

California
$5.1M
26% of total
Hawaii
$3.5M
18% of total
Texas
$2.0M
11% of total
Virginia
$1.9M
10% of total
Alaska
$1.2M
6% of total
North Carolina
$1.2M
6% of total
Kentucky
$968K
5% of total
Oklahoma
$722K
4% of total
Missouri
$706K
4% of total
New York
$420K
2% of total

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