Ebony first came to the Club when she was 12 years old, having learned about it through a basketball program at the Asbury Park Middle School. Ebony was encouraged by the coaches to take advantage of all of the programs the Club had to offer. She did…and she was hooked!

Ebony joined our staff after high school. She moved through the ranks, became full time in 2013, and is now the Unit Director in Red Bank. Ebony describes the Club as a place “where kids get a life-changing experience, whether through friends, the staff, or the programs.” She notes that the staff has enormous love and respect for the kids and for the community; they make sure the kids have eaten a full dinner before going home, they have a place to go even when school is closed, and most importantly, they are prepared for the future!

Ebony Holloway

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Catch Up with the Club
  • The Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County successfully hosted the second annual Black Family Wellness Expo in Asbury Park, in collaboration with The Links, Incorporated and community partners, to provide vital health resources and support to the Black community.

  • The Boys & Girls Clubs of America originated in 1860 by three women in Hartford, Connecticut, who sought to provide a constructive alternative for boys roaming the streets, marking the birth of a transformative cause.

  • The Boys and Girls Clubs of Monmouth County offers a diverse range of spring break activities, ensuring that club members have a safe, engaging place to go when school is out.