Volunteer Project Catalog
YMCA of South Boston/Halifax County
Join other community leaders and key stakeholders to help support the YMCA of South Boston in the strategy development and implementation of special projects.
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Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
A member of the Center Advisory Board is recognized as a key community leader who is interested in furthering the mission, vision, and values of the Hilltop Family YMCA / Camp Grom and the YMCA of South Hampton Roads. Volunteer leaders exemplify the YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith in all aspects of volunteer performance and their relationship with others. Their work will serve to strengthen the Y’s cause to strengthen the community. Specific Center Goals for Board Volunteers Attend board meetings at least 80% of the time. Assume an active role on a minimum of one standing Committee/task force Attend 3 volunteer events Time requirements of a board member: Board and Committee meetings: 1-2 hours/month YMCA Annual Campaign: 1-3 hours/week Volunteer Opportunities: 6-10 hours/year Length of Commitment: 3 year term/2 term max
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Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA
The Y’s Independence Day 5K is more than a race, it's a fun way to help give working parents access to reliable, high-quality childcare, provide kids with life-saving water safety skills, and support teens with positive mentors and a safe space to grow. In 2025, more than 800 runners of all ages and abilities showed up to participate and helped raise more than $30,000 to support local kids and families. Come join the fun and help support a good cause by volunteering! The 5K starts and finishes at the Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA in Virginia Beach.Volunteers arrive and check in by 6:00 AM (authorities close the streets at 6:30 AM). The race kicks off at 7:30 AM and is followed by a Tot Trot (1/4 mile) for kids at 9am. Choose from a variety of volunteer roles. Youth younger than 14 may volunteer in some roles with a parent.
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Albemarle Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Currituck Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Eastern Shore Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Great Bridge/Hickory Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Greenbrier Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Indian River Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
James L. Camp Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Northampton County Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Outer Banks Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
YMCA of Portsmouth
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Princess Anne Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
YMCA of South Boston/Halifax County
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Suffolk Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Taylor Bend Family YMCA
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Y on Granby
Welcome to the YMCA of South Hampton Roads’ new volunteer management system, VolunteerMatters! Thank you for being part of our YMCA volunteer coaching community. Your role helps create positive, lasting experiences for the youth and families we serve. As part of our ongoing commitment to youth safety, we are using Volunteer Matters to ensure all volunteers are properly trained, credentialed, and supported. This system helps us maintain the highest level of safety for programs involving children, while also making it easier for you to stay involved. Through this platform, you can: • Complete required trainings and child protection requirements • Store and access your volunteer credentials securely • View your volunteer history • Sign up for future volunteer opportunities with ease Next Step: Please create or update your profile by May 31, 2026. To continue coaching, all requirements must be completed by this date. The process takes about 30 minutes and includes a child abuse prevention training (Foundations: Preventing Abuse in Youth Serving Organizations) designed to help you recognize and respond to potential risks, an important part of how we keep kids safe at the Y and in our community. Once your requirements are complete, you will be able to register for upcoming coaching opportunities. Thank you for helping us provide a safe, welcoming environment where every child can belong and succeed.
How you can help:
Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Currituck Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Great Bridge/Hickory Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Greenbrier Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Indian River Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
James L. Camp Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Princess Anne Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
YMCA of South Boston/Halifax County
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Suffolk Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Taylor Bend Family YMCA
Y T-ball is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of T-ball to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, hitting and fielding techniques, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 3 to 5 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Ages 5 and up will have a one-hour practice during the week, followed by a game day on Saturday. Teams will be split up based on practice availability, teammate/coach request, skill level, and age. The season kicks off with a Meet & Greet where you will get to meet your players and parents. Teams spend the first 30 minutes of their Saturday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot. Practice and Game schedules can be accessed through your YMCA Account and will be finalized the week of the Meet & Greet.
How you can help:
Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Eastern Shore Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Effingham Street Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Great Bridge/Hickory Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Indian River Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
James L. Camp Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Northampton County Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Princess Anne Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Suffolk Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Taylor Bend Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Y on Granby
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
YMCA of Portsmouth
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Y on Granby
A member of the Center Advisory Board is recognized as a key community leader who is interested in furthering the mission, vision, and values of the Y on Granby and the YMCA of South Hampton Roads. Volunteer leaders exemplify the YMCA values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith in all aspects of volunteer performance and their relationship with others. Their work will serve to strengthen the Y’s cause to strengthen the community. Specific Center Goals for Board Volunteers Attend board meetings at least 80% of the time. Assume an active role on a minimum of one standing Committee/task force Attend 3 volunteer events Time requirements of a board member: Board and Committee meetings: 1-2 hours/month YMCA Annual Campaign: 1-3 hours/week Volunteer Opportunities: 6-10 hours/year Length of Commitment: 3 year term/2 term max
How you can help:
Blocker Norfolk Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Eastern Shore Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Effingham Street Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Great Bridge/Hickory Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Greenbrier Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Indian River Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
James L. Camp Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Northampton County Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Princess Anne Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Suffolk Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Taylor Bend Family YMCA
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Y on Granby
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
YMCA of Portsmouth
Since its invention at the Y in 1891, Y volunteers have coached kids and adults in basketball. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Greenbrier Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their voice, lifts their team, and shines on the mat. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
YMCA of South Boston/Halifax County
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Players ages 9 to 18 will practice for one hour during the week followed by a Saturday game day that may take place at other YMCA locations. Teams will be formed based on practice availability, teammate/coach requests, skill level, and age. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Currituck Family YMCA
Y Flag Football is a volunteer coached program, designed to teach the basic skills of football to children who have never played the game and improve the skills of those who have. Focus will be on throwing, catching, running routes, rules and regulations of the game, team work, sportsmanship and fair play for all. YMCA core values will be emphasized throughout the season. Ages 5 to 6 will spend the first 30 minutes of their Monday session practicing skills, followed by a game during the final 30 minutes of their one-hour time slot.
How you can help:
Greenbrier Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Eastern Shore Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Hilltop Family YMCA/Camp Grom
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Indian River Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Mt. Trashmore Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Princess Anne Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Suffolk Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
Taylor Bend Family YMCA
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help:
YMCA of Portsmouth
Be the reason a child finds their confidence with every serve, set, and spike. As a YMCA Youth Sports Volunteer Coach, you’re helping young athletes build confidence, develop skills, and feel a true sense of belonging. Our youth sports programs focus on more than just the game. Each season creates a positive, inclusive environment where kids of all abilities are encouraged to learn, grow, and have fun. With one practice during the week and a game on the weekend, volunteer coaches lead basic skill development, teamwork activities, and friendly competition, all while modeling the YMCA’s core values of caring, honesty, respect, responsibility, and faith. No coaching experience? No problem. The Y provides training, resources, and ongoing support so you feel confident leading your team. Whether you are a parent, student, or community member, your time and encouragement can have a lasting impact on a child’s experience. Recreational Coaches typically commit to an 8-week season, volunteering about 2 hours per week for 1-hour practices and 1-hour games. The 3-5 age group practices for 30 minutes and then plays a 30-minute game right after, usually on Saturday, for a 1-hour-per-week commitment. Volunteers must complete the required onboarding steps, including training and safety protocols, before the season begins. At the Y, every child plays, every voice matters, and every moment is an opportunity to grow. Join us in creating a fun, safe, and meaningful experience for youth in our community. Sign up today and help shape the next generation through sports.
How you can help: