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0
The first age of patrons served by programs at the 92nd Street Y.
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36
The number of public schools serving low- and middle-income students, where 92nd Street Y music, dance and poetry programs enrich the curriculum.
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60
If this is your age, Mazel Tov! You can finally join the vibrant 60+ Program, through which seniors find community, pursue health and fitness, and participate in cultural opportunities at the 92nd Street Y.
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83
The average water temperature (in degrees Fahrenheit) of the 25-yard pool at the 92nd Street Y May Center for Health, Fitness & Sport.
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92
Guess. (OK, in case you thought it was a trick question, it's the street number the 92nd Street Y has made famous in New York as a destination for culture, community, spirituality and health.)
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133
Years that the 92nd Street Y has been in operation. The Y first opened its doors in 1874 as the Young Men's Hebrew Association for Jewish men seeking fellowship.
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350
Young men and women who find safe, clean and affordable short-term housing in the 92nd Street Y's de Hirsch Residence.
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917
Seats in Kaufmann Concert Hall, home to thousands of performances, readings and lectures. A place to experiment and debut new ideas, the Kaufmann Concert Hall enables performers and patrons to explore new horizons.
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1,500
Approximate number of children and teens enrolled annually in the 92nd Street Y's summer camps.
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2,740
Dollars per day awarded the by the 92nd Street Y in scholarships
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6,000
Children participating in music, dance, the performing arts and literature through the 92nd Street Y's Educational Outreach program in public schools.
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19,000
Number of audience members who attended the 2006/2007 Reading Series of the 92nd Street Y Unterberg Poetry Center. This renowned literary reading series provides a showcase for established and emerging talent, a platform for literary retrospectives, and a testing ground for works in progress.
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30,000
Volumes in the 92nd Street Y's Buttenwieser Library, including classics, current adult literature, an extensive Judaica collection, newspapers and periodicals, reference materials, the 92nd Street Y archives, internet access and a children's library.
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300,000
Patrons who pass through the 92nd Street Y's doors annually.
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