We want everyone, regardless of age, income, or background, to connect to their potential, purpose and each other.
As a leading charitable and social service organization in Alabama and Mississippi, YMCAs in each alliance are committed to strengthening communities through youth development, healthy living, and civic engagement. Stronger communities are possible when we collaborate and invest in our children, our health, and our neighbors.
The Y makes a difference in all of the communities it serves. When we speak with one voice, we can move individuals, communities and our states forward. Together the YMCAs in Alabama and Mississippi are creating healthy and positive states for future generations.
Thank you to the Mississippi Department of Wildlife, Parks, & Fisheries for their support to bring YMCA Safety Around Water to the day camp at the Mississippi Museum of Natural Science. The Jackson Metro YMCA’s aquatics team, in collaboration with the MS & AL YMCA State Alliance, delivered lifesaving skills to more than 30 day campers on June 23, 2026.
This program can be offered to all ages, and the MS & AL YMCAs are committed to delivering drowning prevention programs. For information, contact Justin Inskeep, Justin@ymcaalms.org
Every year, over 4,000 volunteers and staff members will actively go into the community during our Annual Support Campaign to raise the dollars needed to make sure that everyone, regardless of age, gender, race, faith, ability level, income or background has the opportunity to learn, grow, and thrive.
Financial assistance funded by Annual Campaign donations keeps the Y available for kids and families who need us most and provides programs that are responding to pressing community needs. 100% of all donations go directly toward providing life-changing experiences that will have a meaningful, enduring impact right in our community.
Because our mission is to serve ALL people, financial assistance is made available to any individual or family who wants to participate in a YMCA program or activity, but cannot afford the fee. Annual Support Campaign helps our Y live its mission every day.
The YMCA is dedicated to building programs for youth development, healthy living, and connecting communities. Y programs and services promote strong values, character development, youth leadership, community development, and international understanding.
The Y makes accessible the support and opportunities that empower people and communities to learn, grow, and thrive by providing welcoming environments that nurture well-being and ways to give back and support neighbors.
To advance and amplify YMCAs in Alabama and Mississippi through collaboration, leadership development, advocacy, and shared strategic priorities that strengthen communities.
To unite and strengthen YMCAs through collaboration and collective impact.
Justin Inskeep has over 20 years of experience improving operations, increasing revenue, and advancing mission impact across diverse communities.
As a collaborative, relationship-driven leader, Justin currently serves as CEO of the Alabama and Mississippi YMCA Alliance Partnership, where he aligns strategy, resources, and operations to deliver results to all Ys in both states.
Most recently, as Senior Vice President of Strategy & Development for the YMCA of Memphis & the Mid-South, Justin oversaw a $35M+ donor portfolio, guided strategic planning, and led a $2M+ annual giving campaign for a $70M regional organization.
His leadership helped secure a $30M foundation contribution and more than $2.5M from regional foundations and municipalities. He has negotiated public-private partnerships and mergers, led an enterprise-wide CRM transition, expanded the regional summer food service program to serve more than 300,000 children annually, and launched the statewide YMCA Without Walls program which serves 150,000+ children each year.
Justin and his wife, Jenna, have two children, Kennedy and Boston. Outside of work, he values family time and remains grounded in faith and service, which shape his purpose-driven leadership.
