Published Research Reports

Old Colony YMCA Membership Survey
June 2005 (Vol. 05, No. 4)                                                         

The purpose of the 2005 Old Colony YMCA Membership Survey is to gather information from the YMCA membership regarding their overall satisfaction with services and Y facilities.  A total of 374 completed surveys were returned from the YMCA membership for a response rate of 37.4 percent and a margin of error at approximately +/- 2.8 percent.

Highlights:

·        An overwhelming majority of respondents (86.9%) rate the overall quality of the Old Colony YMCA either excellent or good.   
 

·        A strong majority of respondents (89.2%) would rate the staff of the Old Colony YMCA as excellent or very good.

·        The majority of respondents (88.1%) of respondents either agree or somewhat agree that they feel welcome at the YMCA.

·        A strong majority of respondents (83.7 %) agree or somewhat agree that the staff is available and willing to help them.

·        An overwhelming majority of respondents (83.9%) agree or somewhat agree that front desk procedures are professional and efficient.

·        Over 80 percent of respondents agree or somewhat agree that the YMCA has the right equipment to use (89.4%), is a secure and safe facility (86.2%), with adequate parking (82.9%).

·        Almost 100 percent respondents agree that the YMCA is a good place for the family (97.6%) and a good place to bring children (95.5%).

·        The majority of respondents (52.1%) report engaging exclusively in individual activities when coming to the YMCA.

 

·        An overwhelming majority of respondents at 88.0 percent report that they think they will belong to the Old Colony YMCA in one year from now. 

·        Almost one-third of respondents (32.0%) had a fitness evaluation when they first joined the YMCA.

·        An overwhelming majority of respondents (92.6%) report that the condition of the cardiovascular equipment room is excellent or good.

Last Modified: September 30, 2005