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YMCA offers free summer memberships to Chicago teens, 'safe spaces to meet'
Fran Spielman·Chicago Sun Times·2026-06-03 18:53:16·3 views
Mayor Brandon Johnson has argued repeatedly that investing in young people — not throwing the book at them and their parents — is the answer to the perennial problem of teen takeovers.
On Wednesday, the mayor got a big assist in that effort, courtesy of the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago.
Seven “Ys” across the city — Irving Park, Kelly Hall, Lake View, McCormick, Rauner Family, South Side and West Garfield Park — are offering free summer memberships to thousands of teens between the ages of 12
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YMCA offers free summer memberships to Chicago teens, 'safe spaces to meet'
Mayor Brandon Johnson has argued repeatedly that investing in young people — not throwing the book at them and their parents — is the answer to the perennial problem of teen takeovers. On Wednesday, the mayor got a big assist in that effort, courtesy of the YMCA of Metropolitan Chicago. Seven “Ys” across the city — Irving Park, Kelly Hall, Lake View, McCormick, Rauner Family, South Side and West Garfield Park — are offering free summer memberships to thousands of teens between the ages of 12
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