Boys & Girls Clubs provide safe places where kids can be themselves and participate in fun programs that build their skills for school, the workforce and life.
In our High Point, North Carolina community, and indeed the nation, an increasing number of young people lack crucial resources and a supportive environment for their growth and development. This issue is particularly nuanced for kids from underprivileged communities.
A Boys & Girls Club provides: a safe place to learn and grow, ongoing relationships with caring adult professionals, life-enhancing programs, character development experiences, hope and opportunity.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater High Point is incorporated.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater High Point, Inc. begins operations with Springfield, Clara Cox, Carson Stout, and Daniel Brooks Clubs previously operated by The Salvation Army, along with Juanita Hills and Southside Clubs chartered and opened for operations.
Cedrow Swimming Center was purchased and opened for operations.
Central Club and West End Program opened for operations.
Springfield Club closed by High Point Housing Authority to replace with YMCA.
Daniel Brooks and Juanita Hills Clubs consolidated and closed.
Ward Street opened for operations to replace demolished Clara Cox Club.
Purchased our first facility, former Rankin Memorial United Methodist Church
Renovations began at our new facility
Our new facility, the Congdon Hub for Great Futures, opened its doors to club kids.
David R. Hayworth Swimming Center opened to club kids each summer starting this year
Your contribution directly supports the youth of High Point, North Carolina. Each donation ensures the continuation of our impactful programs.
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