The Club’s senior leadership has been part of an Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (EDIB) working group hosted by the Grunin Foundation since fall of 2021, The culmination of this work was the creation of “Teens Take the Lead,” a fully-funded, three-year, collaborative youth empowerment program.
This summer, the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County saw record-breaking enrollment of over 400 kids across all of our locations. Thanks to the generosity of the Jules L. Plangere, Jr. Family Foundation, 240 of our campers received full scholarships!
The Club had record-breaking enrollment at our summer camps in Asbury Park, Neptune, Red Bank, and Long Branch.
Simply put, it is the work of guiding, mentoring, and supporting young people so that they can reach their fullest potential as responsible, engaged, and thriving adults.
Take a peak at the fun we're having this Summer!
We just wrapped up another awesome year of after-school programming and are ready for summer camp!
In our Skills Mastery and Resilience Training ("SMART Moves") program, even our kindergarteners are taking steps to improve their emotional health.
Douglas Eagles, pictured above in the Club's recently renovated gym in Asbury Park. This April marks my 10-year anniversary as Executive Director of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Monmouth County. To say that a ...
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.
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.
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