Boys Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids

The Boys Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering youth in the Grand Rapids, Michigan community. Founded in 1938 by the Grand Rapids Police Department, the organization has grown to operate four locations: Camp O'Malley, the Paul I Philips Club, the Seidman Club, and the Steil Club. These clubs provide a wide array of programs designed to foster personal growth and development in children. Activities encompass learning, play, and recreational opportunities, catering to diverse interests and abilities. The Boys Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids prioritizes accessibility, offering a comprehensive membership for just $5 per child per year, which includes all programming, meals, and extracurricular activities. A cornerstone of the organization's mission is providing nutritious meals to every child who attends. Recognizing the importance of adequate nourishment for learning and active engagement, the clubs serve both hot meals and snacks daily. The organization is committed to creating a nurturing environment where children can thrive and reach their full potential, guided by supportive mentors who believe in their abilities. For more information about the Boys Girls Clubs of Grand Rapids and its programs, visit their website at bgcgrandrapids.org.