YMCAs in RI and Ma join forces
New reciprocal agreement allows members to use branches in both states.
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PROVIDENCE, RI (September 1, 2009). Starting today, YMCA members in Rhode Island and Massachusetts have even more places to follow their health and wellness routines.
The YMCAs in these two states have joined together through a new reciprocal agreement to allow members to use any facility in the area. Now, no matter where they are in RI and MA, there’s a Y where they can swim, take classes, use the fitness center, and much more, all at no additional cost.
“We’re so excited about our partnership with the YMCAs of Massachusetts,” said YMCA of Greater Providence President & CEO Karen Leslie, “This agreement adds so much value to existing memberships and really demonstrates our commitment to helping people get healthy and fit, no matter where they are.”
The agreement is particularly helpful to families and individuals who travel throughout the two states during the course of the day. Instead of rushing to get home to their local Y, they can take advantage of any facility along the way helping them keep their commitments to personal and physical development.
For more information on this and many other Y programs, visit www.ymcagreaterprovidence.org.
About the YMCA of Greater Providence
The YMCA of Greater Providence is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization serving communities throughout Rhode Island and southeastern Massachusetts with the mission to help each individual build a healthy spirit, mind, and body through programs based on the core values of caring, honesty, respect, and responsibility. The YMCA of Greater Providence reaches individuals through its eight branches as well as through programs out in the community. For more information, visit www.ymcagreaterprovidence.org.
