Learn Why So Many Families Choose The Y

with Harold Sparrow of the YMCA

"Death by drowning is the number one case of morbidity for Black and Brown children across this country; So we see it as a moral and socially responsible imperative that we provide swim classes for all people within our community." Greater Hartford YMCA President and CEO, Harold Sparrow talks about why the Y is a trusted community resource.

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Jun 13, 2022

Hosted by: Eric Clemons
Produced by: Western New England Newsmakers Team
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