Meet Ms. Sandy
Ms. Sandy has been volunteering at the Red Bank Unit for several months, providing crucial support to our Club members during our "Power Hour" homework help program.
Shining a Light on Trauma-Informed Care
We are in the final days of the second annual "Hustle for Healing," our month-long virtual event that raises funds and awareness for the Club's trauma-informed care initiatives.
Staff Spotlight: Tylik’s Journey from Member to Club Staff
One of our newest staff members, Tylik, is not a new face in the Club. Tylik has been a Club member since he was five years old. Learn more about Tylik's experience at the Club as both personally and professionally!
My Club Experience By Brenda Codallos, BGCM Alum
Growing up on the west side of Red Bank as the oldest of three kids dealing with personal struggles at home was hard. Reflecting back, Brenda realizes how the Club recognized and nurtured something in her that she did not see herself: potential.
We Are Ready to Hustle!
The Hustle for Healing is a virtual fundraising event open to participants of all ages and abilities. Walk, bike, run, swim, kayak...you decide!
A Notable Anniversary: How BGCM Did “Whatever It Takes”
Two years ago this month the pandemic became a reality for our Club. Before COVID, life was already difficult for many of our Club kids and their families.
Project L.E.A.D.
A major component of Project L.E.A.D. is preparing our teens for lifelong professional success, which we achieve by giving our teens employment, life coaching, and training in soft skills.
Watch This Y-Media Special: We Dare You Not to Laugh!
You don't want to miss the latest episode of our student-led talk show!
Registration is now open for the second annual Hustle for Healing!
The Hustle for Healing is a month long virtual event open to participants of all ages and abilities. Walk, bike, run, swim, kayak...you decide.
Coming Soon… the Chill Zone
The Chill Zone will be a designated area where our kids can go to regroup, regulate their emotions, and talk with a mentor when they need a space for quiet and calm.
