The Door County YMCA is highlighting its corporate membership options and the membership-for-all program as Winter 1 programming comes to a close and Winter 2 sessions prepare to begin.

Corporate memberships offer local businesses an opportunity to support employee wellness while providing access to YMCA programs, fitness facilities, and community activities.

The YMCA’s Membership-for-All program ensures that financial barriers never prevent individuals or families from participating in programs and services. “Through Membership-for-All, we are able to provide flexible financial assistance so everyone in our community can experience the benefits of belonging to the Y,” said Amy Gamble, Communications and Outreach Director for the Sturgeon Bay YMCA.

Winter 1 programming will wrap up later this month, making way for a new slate of Winter 2 classes and activities. Registration for Winter 2 opens first to YMCA members on February 16, followed by registration for non-members and the broader community on February 18.

Registration will be available both in person and online starting at 5 a.m. on each registration date. Phone registration will begin later in the morning at 10 a.m. Participants can choose from a wide range of programs designed for all ages and fitness levels.

“The Y is here to serve the entire community,” Gamble added. “Whether you’re joining through a corporate membership or signing up for a single class, we’re excited to welcome people into our programs this winter.”

For more information please visit the Door County YMCA website or listen to this week’s Y-Wednesday podcast with Adam Collins here.