Summer is the time for kids to get up, get out, and grow. But for some kids, exposure to activities that stimulate the body and mind ends with the school year.
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Tempe Family YMCA hosting Healthy Kids Day
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Summer is the time for kids to get up, get out, and grow. But for some kids, exposure to activities that stimulate the body and mind ends with the school year.
Tempe Family YMCA is hosting Healthy Kids Day, a national initiative to improve the health and well-being of kids. There will be free events, games, giveaways and discounts on summer programs like camp, swim, sports, and a one-day-only special membership offer. Healthy Kids Day has been an initiative for over 30 years.
The event will take place on Saturday at 7070 S. Rural Road from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
