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At the Clubhouse, critical infrastructure has not been addressed in the building in over 50 years. Plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and security systems are all outdated. Safety and security systems will all be updated for the well-being of children and staff. Continue Reading →
The camp will be held April 11-14 8:30am-12:30pm at the Greenwich Clubhouse. The water safety camp is available for all students in grades 1-3, both Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich members, and non-members. Space is limited, so early registration is encouraged Continue Reading →
The inaugural David Ogilvy Award will also be presented. Continue Reading →
The cost is $10 per person for all adults and non-member youth. Children under 2 are free. Thanks to a generous community sponsor, Club Members who show their membership card will eat for FREE! Cash or check at the door. Continue Reading →
Boys & Girls Club campers competed against US Congressman Jim Himes, who represents Connecticut’s 4th Congressional District, in lightning rounds of Quizlet’s 4th grade Government Quiz. Continue Reading →
Summer 2022 will be remembered as a scorcher, but campers at the Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich’s Camp Simmons got to cool down after a visit from Santa. Continue Reading →
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich members signed up for a variety of sports programs including cheerleading, wrestling, rowing, rugby, and lacrosse. Continue Reading →
Before the Boys & Girls Club’s plans were discussed, the Selectmen’s office presented an MI request for the club to reuse the modular building in Horseneck Lot during their construction. The issue is that the building was supposed to be demolished. Continue Reading →
Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich VP and Program Director Don Palmer was honored as the club’s Champion of Youth for 2022. Paige Pray, a Greenwich High School senior, is 2022 Youth of the Year. Continue Reading →
The Boys & Girls Club of Greenwich’s Keystone Club, comprised of high school students who participate in various volunteer activities that benefit the community, teamed up with the Torch Club, a leadership and service club for children ages 11-13, to collect and deliver more than 200 donated toys for children patients at Greenwich Hospital and Kids in Crisis this holiday season. Continue Reading →