Clubs closing to groups of young people during statewide school shutdown
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley’s priority is always the safety of the many children and youth we serve. We want...
Boys & Girls Club receives $100,000 matching gift challenge
The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley has received a $100,000 matching gift challenge from three families in the Fox Cities. “We...
Summer Food Service Program
Stressing the importance of offering nutritious meals to children during the summer months, the Boys & Girls Clubs of the Fox Valley is proud to announce its continued sponsorship of...
U.S. Cellular Donates $153,000 to Wisconsin Boys & Girls Clubs
U.S. Cellular announced today a $153,000 donation to nine Wisconsin Boys & Girls Clubs to provide K-12 Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) educational...
Shining a Light
In honor of National Runaway and Homeless Youth Prevention, the Club’s Home Base program and more than 60 community partners are shining a light...
Expansion Opens New Doors For Youth
The Boys & Girls Club of Menasha expansion is complete and ready to open new doors to help meet the growing need for youth support during this pandemic and into the future.
This...
UW Oshkosh alumni coordinate striking Appleton mural project
The mural culminated more than 18 months of planning by Medina and fellow UW Oshkosh alum, Kayla (Weaver) McNamara, ’08, human services, who serves...
The Club is coming to James Madison Middle School
We’re excited to announce the upcoming opening of the Boys & Girls Club of James Madison Middle School! This Club will feature a wide array of positive youth development...
Appleton teen dedicated to serving others
Service above self leads to building goodwill and better friendships. It is the truth, and it's fair to all concerned. Read more on the...
Caregiver Workshop Featuring Michael Brandwein
We're excited to again host Emmy® Award Winner, Michael Brandwein for a caregiver workshop on December 1, 2022.
This workshop focuses on building great relationships...
