March

•    Softball throw
•    40 meter dash
•    4 x 100 meter relay
•    Hula Hoop Contest
•    Jump Rope Contest
•    Mini Golf Contest
•    Stroller Walk
•    Bobbing for apples
•    and more fun activities!

We will be having registration for the event from March 1-31 2010. If you are interested in taking part of this event please call us at 760-830-7481or email us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it . We will be accepting applications by mail to BLDG 192 MCAGCC PO BOX 6002, fax to 760-830-8797, or drop it off at our building across from Carl’s Jr on base. Please come out and join us on Saturday April 17th 2010 9 AM- 12 PM at Felix Field on base. It will be open to children of active duty ages 6 months- 12 years of age. Bring the whole family and have a fun day with the Armed Services YMCA.

April

May

he Armed Services YMCA invites you to join us in an evening of great food, friends, and fun at our annual Spaghetti Dinner and Silent Auction.  During this special event the Kids Care Club members will not only be your hosts but will also be your servers.  Come join us to see the excitement of the children as they show off their skills.

Date: Sunday May 16, 2010         Dinner Tickets Prices:

Time: 4:00 pm – 7:00 pm                Adults: $5.00

Where: MCCS Community Center               Children (ages 4-12): $3.00

Children under 3 yrs: FREE

June

Soap Box Derby

Friday June 4, 2010 Kicking Off The Twentynine Palms
Street Fair & Car Show

Meet The Master

Meet the Master is an art program sponsored by the Armed Services YMCA and offered to children and adults who wish to expand their creativity, learn about famous artists and gain a better understanding of art.

Soap Box Derby 2010

Nearly 50 racers converged at the top of Cactus Drive and Hilltop Avenue in Twentynine Palms, California to compete in the Armed Services YMCA’s annual Soapbox Derby June 4. Many parents thought that this event was a good way to spent quality time with their children but, this event also can help promote good sportsmanship and raise the esteem of those children involved.