Foglia YMCA No Enrollment Fee Deal Extended through February 6

Lake Zurich, 02/01/12 – There’s still time to commit to being a healthier you in 2012! The Foglia YMCA  has extended their New Year’s deal and will waive enrollment fees to new members through February 6, and provide new members with $100 Y bucks that can be used for Y programs.

 “We’ve received such a tremendous response from our no enrollment fee deal in January, we’re happy to extend this offer,” said Sean Nelson, executive director, Foglia YMCA. “The YMCA is committed to promoting healthy lifestyles and the Foglia Y offers you a number of fitness choices, in addition to access our programs and services.”

New members who join the Y before February 6 will also receive $100 Y bucks, to be used on a variety of classes – including personal training, leagues and more.

Members enjoy access to all Y of Metro Chicago facilities throughout the City of Chicago and the Collar County region, as well as the opportunity to utilize the ActivTrax virtual training system. This web-based technology can be accessed from members’ home computers and offers customized exercise and nutritional guidance based upon the needs and goals of each member, using equipment that is available at the Y. After school programs, summer camps, sports and other activites offer fun, safe and healthy options for all ages.

Although people know the Y best for swimming, water safety and fitness, but that's just part of what you and your family will get with a Y membership. Across Chicago and the Collar Counties, the Y develops and nurtures the potential of more than half a million people each year. Through cause-driven programs, the Y opens doors, builds character, strengthens neighborhoods and bring families together.

For more information about how you can join, contact the Foglia YMCA  at 847.438.5300 or visit www.fogliaymca.org  or www.ymcachgo.org.

About the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago: The Y is Chicagoland’s leading nonprofit strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living and social responsibility. Through its 25 member centers, five camps and hundreds of extension sites, the Y of Metro Chicago helps children learn and grow, teaches young people to lead, brings families closer, and encourages individual health and wellbeing. As one of the largest and oldest/most established cause-driven organizations/nonprofits in Chicago, YMCA programs impact hundreds of thousands of lives annually, helping to strengthen neighborhoods and respond to unique community needs across Chicagoland. To learn more, visit www.ymcachicago.org.