Auburn Valley Y
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Auburn Valley Y Staff & Board

Our staff has a strong commitment to serving the many constituents of our organization. Our board represents a cross-section of our community and has a passion for our organization and those we serve. 

Have questions? Contact us and we'll get back to you as soon as possible.

Staff

Branch Executive
Jason Berry

Administration
Bre Jenkins

Membership
Jay Montoya

Child Care
Justine Viloria

Board Members

Chelsey Lindahl
Connie Dove
Darcy Whaley
Dawn Dofelmire
Drew Stokesbary
Dwight Bishop
Isaiah Johnson
James Frith
Kevin Chapman
Lauren Flemister (Board Chair)
Michelle LaBorde
Ryan Erickson
Ryan Foster

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Volunteers Needed

Are you interested in coaching? Want to help with youth programs for a volunteer opportunity your whole family can participate in? When we all join, we rise together!

Have a general question about volunteering at the Auburn Y? Email us at auburnvolunteers@seattleymca.org

We Appreciate Your Support

Every year, we rely on donations to help ensure that all of the people in our community can access our services. There are lots of ways you can give, and we’re grateful for your help.

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HELP & RESOURCES

Support Center

We've made it easier than ever to find member and account information with our new Support Center. Find instructions for managing your account, easy access to request forms, and a complete list of our policies all in one place.

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Financial Assistance Scholarships

The Y values the richness that diversity brings to our community and shared commitment to nurturing the potential of kids, improving health and well-being, and giving back. To ensure equitable access for all the Y offers affordable options at all of our 14 branches.

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COVID Updates

We understand Covid-19 safety protocols change frequently and it can cause confusion. As new guidance emerges and the science develops, we continuously seek ways to minimize risk to community.

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