Boys & Girls Clubs...
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are for boys and girls. They satisfy the age-old desire of young
people to have a "club" of their own.
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have full-time professional leadership, supplemented by part-time
workers and volunteers.
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require no proof of good character. They help and guide girls and
boys who may be in danger of acquiring, or who already have acquired,
unacceptable habits and attitudes, as well as those of good character.
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make sure that all girls and boys can afford to belong and even the
least interested will not be deterred from joining.
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are for girls and boys of all races, religions and cultures.
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are building-centered. Activities are conducted in the warm,
friendly atmosphere of facilities especially designed for youth programs.
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have an open-door policy. Clubs are open to all members at any time
during hours of operation.
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have a varied and diversified program that recognizes and responds
to the collective and individual needs of girls and boys.
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are guidance-oriented. Clubs emphasize values inherent in the
relationships between young people, their peers, and adult leaders. They help
boys and girls make appropriate and satisfying choices.
