Congratulations Enrique!
As our National Youth of the Year, Enrique represents Boys & Girls Club kids across the nation as our teen spokesperson.
The perfect holiday gift might not come in a box.
Choose a gift that gives kids what they need today — and helps unlock everything they can become tomorrow.
Boys & Girls Clubs Are Hitting the Road
The Great American Road Rally: Celebrity Edition premieres on The CW Sept. 16 at 9PM. Follow the journey and help drive Great Futures.
Open the door to their future.
Send a message of encouragement and support to a Club Kid today.
America Needs Club Kids. Club Kids Need You.
Boys & Girls Clubs get kids future ready. When kids have access to afterschool programs, they thrive. America of tomorrow will be shaped by the way we support kids today. Together, we can create a generation of empowered and prepared leaders of tomorrow.
92% of Club teens expect to graduate from high school and 81% have plans to complete some kind of post-secondary education.
1 in 5 regularly attending teen members volunteer once a month in their school, neighborhood or community.
86% of Club youth said they can stand up for what is right, and 88% of Club youth reported that as a leader, they make sure everyone feels important.
The conversation highlights six leadership actions. What if our differences are not obstacles to overcome, but opportunities to create greater value?
Through mentorship, academics, leadership development and workforce readiness, we are investing in you: the next generation of innovators, contributors and decision-makers.
News & Stories
After spending his formative years at the Youth Center on his military base, Jonathan shared with the Pentagon why every military child should have the same opportunity.
Athlete and aspiring lawyer Brook’Lynn builds community trust through her Boys & Girls Club.
Follow Aryiane’s journey from growing up at her Boys & Girls Club, through loss and rediscovery, to finding her voice as a leader.
Enrique found belonging at the Boys & Girls Club. Now, he’s teaching and advocating for more young students in his community.
Holden first saw himself as a leader at the Boys & Girls Club. Follow his journey from community food advocate to graduating with a CEO mindset.
Nianti’s Boys & Girls Club gave her a support system when she needed it most. Now, she’s caring for more kids as an aspiring pediatrician.