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A NEW Y FOR SENIORS & ADULTS FOCUSING ON HEALTH & WELLNESS

Enid YMCA Announces Winter Branch: The Y on Willow

Enid, OK — The YMCA of Enid is excited to announce plans for The Y on Willow (Winter
Branch), a new health and wellness facility dedicated to serving seniors and adults. This new branch will be a vibrant hub of community, health, and connection—designed to support longevity, vitality, and inclusion for all.

At its heart, The Y on Willow will bring people together. Adults and seniors—who might never cross paths in schools, workplaces, or houses of worship—will find common ground, friendship, and wellness at the Y. The initiative reflects a bold vision to transform lives and neighborhoods through expanded health programs, community services, and collaborative outreach.

In partnership with RSVP of Enid, Enid Public Schools, and various private and public
organizations
, this project will address the growing and evolving needs of our aging population while continuing to serve adults and families with purpose-driven programs that enrich lives.

Our community faces some of the most significant health challenges in the state.” said Greg Shamburg, CEO of the Denny Price Family YMCA. “This new facility represents more than bricks and mortar—it’s an investment in hope, health, and a stronger community for generations to come.” The new Health and Wellness Center will feature:

• Modern amenities and fitness equipment
• Improved accessibility for all users
• Flexible, multi-use program space
• Share facilities that support partnerships and community services
• Expanded feeding programs and wraparound support through local agency
collaboration.


With the generous support of the Winter Family and other private donors, the YMCA has
launched a $3 million capital campaign to bring this vision to life. Community support is
essential to making this transformative project a reality.

Will you join us?

The YMCA is more than a gym. It’s a place where health, development, community, and adventure converge—where critical needs in Northwest Oklahoma are met through strategic programs, innovative services, and meaningful human connection.

A Bold Vision – Philanthropic Committee:

• Marcy and Brent Price
• Mandy Mayberry
• Molly and Scott Athey
• Diane and Doug Frantz
• Gini Zaloudek
• Stephanie and Jeff Eaton
• Kim Boeckman, YMCA Development
• Greg Shamburg, YMCA CEO

For more information on how to support the Winter Branch or get involved, visit www.enidymca.org or contact Kim Boeckman at 580-446-2376

Sophia Faulk
Sophia Faulk
Sophia is a 9th Grader at Enid High School. She is a member of the Cross Country, Soccer and Track teams, and the 9th grade debate team. She likes hanging out with friends and making bracelets.

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