Sean’s Story
Sean Hubbard first started attending East Side Club in middle school after being invited by his best friend. He stopped by just to “check it out” but ended up staying all day and kept coming back through graduation. Sean remembers not wanting to leave – he’d get...
Project CHEER
At BGCTC, we’re grateful for incredible partnerships that help bring creative experiences to our youth. One such partnership is with Schubert Club, which runs Project CHEER (Creative Help through Enrichment and Educational Resources) at Mt. Airy Club. This program...
Gratitude for Volunteers – Meet Hunter!
What keeps you showing up? I think that the thing that keeps me showing up is the ability to foster community and make an impact. Growing up I was in a community that was missing a central space where kids could be heard and make an impact and contributing to that...
Gratitude for Staff – Meet Mr. O
Meet Olutimilehin Olusanya, “Mr. O” Career Pathways Facilitator at Jerry Gamble Boys & Girls Club What is your “why”? I do this work because I truly enjoy working with young people. I am a Boys & Girls Club Alum and want to offer support to youth to better...
The Premiere of Indigenous State of Mind: A Mental Health Awareness Film
On November 21, the Little Earth Boys & Girls Club premiered Indigenous State of Mind: A Mental Health Awareness Film, a powerful short film created by Club members and staff. The film sheds light on the importance of mental health awareness, amplifies the voices...Page 1 of 4