Albany Boys Club opened its doors on December 26, 1966, with 488 boy members. In 1979, it became the Albany Boys and Girls Club to include the expansion of services within the community. Find out more HERE about Albany’s current programs, including their most recent 40,000 sq. ft. Bill & Di O’Bryan Building housing the Charlie Weaver Athletic Complex and the Hull Family Teen Center for additional athletic programs and community space.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend exists to help empower all youth, families, and staff to reach their full collective potential. We believe in the right for individuals and communities to have equitable access and opportunity to participate and succeed in all organizations and workplaces, particularly our own. Find out more HERE

THE BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF CORVALLIS has been offering quality programs to youth grades K-12 in Corvallis and the surrounding area since 1975. We are the main provider of after-school care in Benton County.  We serve over 3,000 members ages 5-18, and provide outreach services to 5,000+ youth across Benton County. Find out more HERE

Boys & Girls Clubs of Emerald Valley (BGCEV) has been serving our community since 1999 and is one of the largest and most diverse youth service agencies in the Eugene/ Springfield area.  By providing out-of-school-time programs across three locations, BGCEV had more than  35,000 visits by youth members in 2023. Find out more HERE

The Boys & Girls Clubs of the Greater Santiam was formed in 2009 when the Lebanon Boys & Girls Club and the Sweet Home Boys & Girls Club merged. They continue to serve multiple communities and impact the lives of numerous children throughout the area. Find out more HERE

Boys & Girls Clubs of Portland Metro has been serving youth in our community since 1946. They now operate 6 Clubhouse and community sites across the region, from Hillsboro to East Portland and includes first clubhouse co-located in an affordable housing community in partnership with Related Northwest and Central City Concern, serving SE Portland. Find out more HERE

The Rogue Valley Club serves the communities of Grants Pass, Cave Junction, Illinois Valley, Talent & Phoenix. Starting in 1970 as the Boys & Girls Club of Grants Pass, they have served thousands of Southern Oregon youth each year in these key area for decades. Find out more HERE

For over 54 years, the Boys & Girls Club of Salem, Marion and Polk Counties has delivered on our promise to provide the youth who need us most with support to reach their full potential. Through a comprehensive continuum of services, we provide children and teens with a platform for success by equipping them with the necessary life, academic and career-related skills to thrive in a 21st Century global society. Find out more HERE

Since 1982, the Boys & Girls Club of Southwestern Oregon has been at the forefront of youth development, working with young people from disadvantaged economic, social and family circumstances. Find out more HERE

Through our programs and services, our members develop relationships with positive role models in a safe, positive environment.  BGCUV serves over 3000 kids a year and helps about 300 kids each day grow into healthy, responsible, caring young adults. Find out more HERE

The Club provides a safe welcoming environment where youth can have fun, participate in skill-building programs, and build supportive relationships with peers and caring adults. Find out more HERE

Boys & Girls Clubs of Western Treasure Valley has been in the forefront of youth development in our community since opening in 2009 in Ontario, Oregon. They now also have Clubs in Payette & Weiser, Idaho as well and look for opportunities to serve more kids and teens in the Payette, Fruitland, Vale, Ontario, and Weiser communities as time goes on.  Find out more HERE

The Boys & Girls Club in Warm Springs is a Native Club serving the Warm Springs reservation through an extension of Boys & Girls Club of Snohomish County. They have been serving the community for decades partnering with various tribal departments on different activities throughout the year to support the overall well being and community connection. Find out more HERE