Stop letting clunky, inflexible software dictate your day – outdated YMCA software can hold your organization back. Many YMCAs struggle with rigid programs, hidden fees, and unreliable reports.
ACTIVENet is the proven recreation management solution designed specifically for YMCAs—helping you simplify program registration, streamline membership management, and deliver better experiences for your community.
Simplify operations, engage families, and deliver programs with flexibility—all in one platform.
Whether you’re running one branch or a multi-branch organization, ACTIVENet grows with you. It has proven success supporting some of the largest YMCAs in North America, delivering reliable roll-up reporting, multi-branch visibility as you grow.
Most Y's offer more than one type of program, and many offer them all. ACTIVENet was designed to handle this complexity in one configurable system, so you don’t need costly custom development or clunky workarounds.
ACTIVENet isn’t just software, it’s a community. With YMCA-specific User Groups and a library full of training resources, you’ll have the support you need.
Peer-to-peer learning forums give Y leaders a space to connect, share best practices, and solve challenges together while ANet experts work directly with your YMCA to optimize adoption, training, and ROI.
With a robust suite of tools and resources, your staff can learn, adapt, and thrive—whatever their role or level of experience.
The reality? Other YMCA software platforms may work for small branches, but they often fail to support large associations, diverse program mixes, and advanced reporting needs.
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Secure, PCI-level payment and data protection—so your members’ information is safe and your team has peace of mind
Integrated activity registration, waitlist, and membership tools—so your staff spend less time juggling systems
Responsive support that keeps your department moving forward
"We’re processing 300+ financial aid applications a month, and families still have to come in with paperwork. It’s one more barrier that keeps people from signing up."