About Us
| 1844 | The Young Men's Christian Association is formed by George Williams in London, England |
| 1851 | The first YMCA in America (Boston, Massachusetts) is formed by Thomas Sullivan |
| 1932 | Hi-Y Clubs were begun in Quakertown, Perkasie and Sellersville |
| 1943 | Tri-Hi-Y Clubs, same sites as above, were begun in conjunction with the Allentown and Bethlehem YMCA's |
| 1964–1965 | Talk to incorporate and become the Quakertown YMCA with a YMCA headquarters established at the Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 5th and Broad Streets In Quakertown |
| 1968 | June 20 – Articles of Incorporation were reviewed and approved by the YMCA board of Directors September 5 – Upper Bucks Young Men's Christian Association was incorporated as a non-profit business |
| 1969 | Episcopal Church property was sold. YMCA office is moved to storefront operation at 3rd and Branch Streets, Quakertown |
| 1970 | Settlement on site at 14th Street and Park Avenue (previously the library and American Legion post) |
| 1972 | January 29 – Groundbreaking ceremony for new YMCA addition to 14th Street building |
| 1973 | Pool addition to 14th Street building is completed |
| 1981 | Racquetball addition to 14th Street building is completed |
| 1984 | Defunct Quaker Valley Tennis Club building located on California Road and Penn Am Drive is purchased by YMCA to be used as new Sports Center complex |
| 1993 | Upper Bucks YMCA celebrates its 25th anniversary |
| 2008 | November 15 – new facility at 401 Fairview Avenue, Quakertown, opens with wellness, gymnastics, teen, babysitting centers, and full gymnasium. Sports Center on California Road is sold. |
| 2009 | June 21 – New family and competition pool opens |
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