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Mecklenburg County YMCA in Clarksville, VA seeks a CEO to guide the organization through its next chapter, setting direction and strengthening programs. You will work with the board and staff to ensure sound financial decisions and deep community engagement.
With a capital campaign underway, this role focuses on expanding facilities, growing partnerships, and increasing service to children, families, and seniors across Mecklenburg County.
Since 1985, the Mecklenburg County YMCA has brought people together in Clarksville and the greater Mecklenburg County, Virginia, community. What began in a small space behind the Clarksville library has grown into a welcoming community hub with locations in Clarksville and Chase City. Through youth sports, gymnastics, group exercise, senior fitness, pickleball, social activities, summer camps, community events, and financial assistance, our Y helps children, families, adults, and seniors stay active, build connections, and find a place to belong.
Since 1985, the Mecklenburg County YMCA has brought people together in Clarksville and the greater Mecklenburg County, Virginia, community. What began in a small space behind the Clarksville library has grown into a welcoming community hub with locations in Clarksville and Chase City. Through youth sports, gymnastics, group exercise, senior fitness, pickleball, social activities, summer camps, community events, and financial assistance, our Y helps children, families, adults, and seniors stay active, build connections, and find a place to belong. Now, we’re looking for a CEO who sees the potential in our Y and is excited to help shape what comes next. Working alongside the board and staff, our next leader will set a clear direction, strengthen programs and operations, and make thoughtful financial decisions. Just as important is someone who enjoys being part of the community, sharing the Y’s story, and building support among donors, volunteers, businesses, and community partners. With a capital project on the horizon, this is an opportunity to help guide our facilities, expand how we serve, and bring people together around a shared future.
To put Christian principles into practice through programs that build a healthy spirit, mind, and body for all.
Membership: Total Number of Members: 924 units and 1,622 individuals.
The Building Tomorrow Together Capital Campaign offers the next CEO an opportunity to guide a significant expansion that will bring multiple facilities and programs together at the Clarksville campus. The centerpiece of the project is a new 17,000-square-foot gymnasium complex that will unite volleyball, basketball, gymnastics, and other programs under one roof, along with a new Child Watch area for parents while they are at the Y. The campaign also includes the proposed Frank Ruff Memorial Park, a 25-acre, multi-use outdoor recreation space adjacent to the current Clarksville facility. Named in honor of the late state senator, the park is envisioned as a hub for outdoor recreation in Mecklenburg County, with three regulation-size soccer fields, eight covered pickleball courts, two sand volleyball courts, a multi-use field, a disc golf course, a perimeter walking path, two covered shelters, and more than 200 additional parking spaces. Leading this effort will give the next CEO the opportunity to expand programs, strengthen operations, build community support, and significantly increase the YMCA’s capacity to serve Mecklenburg County.
Board of Directors: 11 members
Mecklenburg County offers a welcoming, small-town lifestyle with the natural beauty and recreational opportunities of Southern Virginia’s Lake Country. Located on Kerr Lake, also known as Buggs Island Lake, the Clarksville area is known for boating, fishing, hiking, community events, and a slower pace of life that appeals to individuals and families seeking connection, affordability, and access to the outdoors. The community has a strong sense of local pride and civic engagement, with residents, businesses, schools, churches, nonprofits, and local leaders working together to support quality of life across the region. Clarksville’s historic downtown, lakefront setting, and annual events help create a close‑knit environment where the YMCA can continue to serve as an important hub for wellness, youth development, recreation, and community connection.