The Rye Y isn't the same without you - but we will always be here for you, just as we have for the past 106 years. Your health and well-being will always come first so we are hard at work exploring ways to best serve you in these uncertain times.

 

While we have always tried to prepare for the unexpected, the forced shutdown is challenging our Y in ways we never imagined. This closure represents a serious threat to nonprofits like the Rye Y. For many of you, the Y has been a vital part of your family's life through good times and bad, and we are committed to continuing to serve you. Therefore, we are asking you to be here for us by keeping your membership active. Your financial support will help us re-open stronger, more vital, and more able to serve our entire community.

We know you have a lot of questions. For now, here is what we can share:

Membership:   If you would like to consider your monthly payment a donation, we THANK YOU for your support during these unsettling times. If you prefer to put your membership on hold and/or suspend your future drafts until we reopen, please email Barbara Hughes, Director of Member Engagement.  If you have other questions or concerns about your membership, please call the Rye Y between 9:00 - 5:00 pm Monday-Friday (914-967-6363) and a Membership Services staff will be available to assist you.

Sessions 3 and 4: The remainder of Session 3 programs have been cancelled. If you were enrolled in a program, your account has been credited. Once we know our re-open date, we'll send details about Session 4 programs and registration.

To help you stay healthy from home and continue to meet your fitness goals, we're sharing a new line of YMCA virtual classes called Y360, ( click here)  available free to members for a limited time. In addition, we received permission to share  at home workouts with Les Mills, free for the next 30 days (click here).

Thank you for your understanding and support. As we move forward under these extraordinary circumstances, I urge you to think about what the Y means to you. Today, we need each other more than ever.