110 Years of Serving Kids

Our recent ad in Crain’s Chicago Business kicked-off our 110th year of service to Chicago’s children. For more than a century, we have been there for kids during the out-of-school hours to provide them with the mentoring and skills they need to be confident, caring and productive citizens. As we celebrate a new year, join us in our mission to make a difference.

Driving Kids toward Success

Purchase a ticket to First Look for Charity, the Chicago Auto Show's premier preview event on February 9. The full proceeds from each ticket to this black-tie event go directly to Boys & Girls Clubs. For more information and to purchase tickets, click the photo!

A Slam Dunk for Little Village Hearts & Minds

A generous grant from the LeBron James Family Foundation to completely renovate Little Village Club's gym and supplement its computer lab is revitalizing the Club's ability to attract new members and serving as a catalyst for change in one of Chicago's most densely populated areas teeming with young people.

Roseland-Pullman Club Breaks a World Record

Roseland-Pullman Club members are jumping for joy after learning they helped contribute to breaking the Guinness World Record for Star Jumps as part of a program to encourage physical activity and healthy lifestyles.

Save the Date: 2012 Youth of the Year

Mark your calendars and reserve your seat to see who will be crowned Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago's 2012 Youth of the Year. This year awards ceremony and dinner will include a special appearance by Honorary Board Chairman Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

Open to all young people between the ages of 6-18, our Clubs are helping young people become productive, responsible and caring citizens.

Recent News

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JAN 26, 2012 Roseland-Pullman Club Helps Break Guinness World Record for Jumping Jacks

JAN 26, 2012 LeBron James Family Foundation Fuels Little Village Club's Hearts, Minds & Souls

JAN 13, 2012 Peter A. Hess Scholarship Award Winners Reunite and Celebrate

JAN 02, 2012 Jim Clark Named President & CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of America

DEC 20, 2011 Spirit of Sharing, Spirit of Caring

DEC 20, 2011 A Spotlight on 2011

DEC 08, 2011 U.S. Surgeon General "Wobbles Wobbles" with Club Youth

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Just one or two hours each week can make a real difference in a young person's life! As a volunteer, it can make a real difference in your life too. The benefits include: