Established in 2006 by Charles D. Barham and Margaret C. Barham to meet the greatest needs of the YMCA of the Triangle.

Community HOPE is an academically structured mentoring and literacy YMCA program that addresses the individual learning needs of students living in affordable housing communities in Raleigh. The Branch Family Endowment provides financial support for this program. Donate online

This fund was established in late 2025 by the couple's son, Tim. The fund honors Gary and Susan while providing unrestricted funds for the Association's greatest needs.

Established in memory of Jo Anna and expanded in honor of Doug at his retirement, the McMillan Family Endowment helps make the YMCA of the Triangle overnight camps, Sea Gull, Seafarer and Kanata, accessible to children and families who otherwise might not have the ability to share in the magic of camp. Donate online

Sidney and Sue Martin were longtime supporters of the YMCA of the Triangle. Sidney served as the first onsite doctor at Camp Sea Gull. This endowment, funded by their estate, supports the greatest needs of the YMCA of the Triangle and its camps.

Created to provide financial assistance to children from Wake County, North Carolina, with preference to those whose parents are challenged by cancer.

Earnings from this fund are to be used to provide college scholarship money to YMCA employees. Specifically, scholarships will be given to high school seniors who are working in Y youth programs and heading to college the following school year. Established in memory of Elbert and Katherine Peters by their three daughters in 2019.

Created by a gift from Trent Ragland’s estate in 2015 to provide unrestricted support for the YMCA of the Triangle.

This fund honors Wyatt and Lil Taylor, whose unparalleled service to the YMCA of the Triangle and Camps Sea Gull and Seafarer helped us become the Association we are today. Our largest fund, the Taylor Memorial Endowment provides financial assistance to participants in YMCA programs and also meets expansion, site and facility needs. Donate online

Tracy's passion for leadership development has helped countless people grow in Christian character and confidence. This endowment honors his legacy by funding Christian leadership training programs for YMCA staff. Donate online.

Started by the Bales in 2007. Earnings from this fund are to be used annually for the We Build People campaign and specifically designated for financial assistance at the Alexander Family YMCA branch.

Established by the Hill family in memory of their son, Robert, who during his young life was involved in both Y Guides and the Alexander Family YMCA. This fund initially provided financial assistance for refugee families who had come to the Triangle from the highlands of Vietnam. It now provides financial assistance for children from all backgrounds.

Created in honor of Charles’ wife, Ethel, with gifts both during his lifetime and through his estate, this endowment provides financial assistance for children at the Alexander Family YMCA.

Joanne lived her entire life with cerebral palsy, yet swam at the Alexander Family YMCA pool several times a week. In her estate, she left a generous gift to form this fund. Her endowment provides financial assistance to individuals and families in need so that they might use the facilities and participate in the programming of the Alexander Family YMCA. When possible, this fund prioritizes those with special needs/disabilities.

Established by the Petty Family in memory of their son, Ken, who was a staff member in the Central (now Alexander) youth staff department. Pays all or part of the charges for programs at the Alexander Family YMCA for boys and girls who would otherwise not be able to pay.

Dan and Alice Satisky had a special love for both the Alexander Family YMCA and Camps Sea Gull and Seafarer. Funded by gifts during their lifetimes and from their estate, this is one of our largest endowments.

The Kincaid Scholarship Fund was established in 1991 by William B. Kincaid, in memory of his wife Ruby L. Kincaid. Bill was the chair of the A.E. Finley Capital Campaign. Proceeds from this fund provide financial assistance so that children in need can participate in the programming of the A.E. Finley YMCA.

This fund rewards college-age Finley Day Camp staff who are dedicated to upholding the tradition of excellence, quality, and passion for youth established by Jo Anna Lilley McMillan during her years as Finley Day Camp Director. Recipients receive funding for educational needs or leadership training. Donate online

Established by Fred and Minnie Stone in 2002, this fund provides financial assistance to children and families in need so that they can participate in programs at the A.E. Finley YMCA.

Mrs. Ziperski established this fund with a gift from her father’s estate in 2010. It is to be used to meet the greatest needs of the A.E. Finley YMCA.

Supports the greatest needs of the Kraft YMCA community. 

Established with an anonymous gift in 2019, this fund is used for financial assistance, programs, building maintenance, or any other needs at the Kraft Family YMCA. Donate online

Established by Dmitri Stockton and Renée Allain-Stockton in 2025, this fund supports the greatest needs of the Southeast Raleigh YMCA.

Established by the LORD Corporation in 2006 for the benefit of the Taylor Family YMCA branch. Proceeds go towards financial assistance for families and children at Taylor. Donate online

Conor, who was involved in Y Guides and passed away at a very young age in 2007, is remembered by this endowment. It provides financial assistance for children at the Taylor Family YMCA.