Our Impact

Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside has been bridging gaps for youth in the Inland Empire since 1967. We provide safe and welcoming spaces, dedicated mentors, and impactful programs that empower young people to achieve academic success and lead healthy lives.

Last year we served 8,500 youth each day through our before & after-school activities, school break camps, and skill-building opportunities. Our programs inspire young people to grow beyond the classroom and develop strong leadership skills. We are committed to nurturing responsible, community-minded adults who will build a greater tomorrow.

Shaping the Leaders of Tomorrow

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95% of our Club Members are on track to graduate from High School.

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80% of Club youth believe they can make a difference in their community.

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91% of Club kids understand how their feelings influence their actions.

Why Join the Boys & Girls Club?

For parents, the Club is a reliable support system. Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside offers affordable membership rates and is open when parents and caregivers need them most: during after-school hours, school breaks, and in the summer. At the Club, young people are met by caring, trained staff ready to ignite their interests, build their confidence, and champion their great future.

Our Programs

  • Our Triple Play program is designed to incorporate healthy living and active learning in every part of the Club experience.

  • Think, Learn, Create Change program empowers more youth to make an impact by giving them the tools, training, and experiences to turn advocacy into action.

  • Project Learn boosts academic performance by engaging youth ages 6–18 in fun, educational activities after school.

  • Summer Day Camp registration is now open! Join us for a summer filled with fun, learning, and exploration.

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Club News
Help Kids Start the School Year Strong
Help Kids Start the School Year Strong

We’re gearing up for one of our most exciting and impactful annual events—Back 2 School! This special program helps local kids head into the school year with confidence by providing them with brand-new clothes, shoes, and essentials for success.

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Free Summer Meals for Kids & Teens at Hansberger Clubhouse!
Free Summer Meals for Kids & Teens at Hansberger Clubhouse!

No child should go hungry during the summer months—and thanks to a partnership with Redlands Unified School District Child Nutrition Services, free meals will be available to all children and teens 18 and under at the Hansberger Clubhouse of Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside, on Clay Street!

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Support Summer Fun: The Bee Hive Fundraiser Is Buzzing!
Support Summer Fun: The Bee Hive Fundraiser Is Buzzing!

Summer camp isn’t just about fun—it’s about growth. Campers gain confidence, build friendships, and stay active and learning when school is out. Your support directly impacts their futures, helping prevent summer learning loss and keeping kids on track academically and emotionally.

Let’s make this summer the best one yet for our Club members. Donate to the Bee Hive Summer Camp Fundraiser today and help us keep the buzz going all season long!

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Club Youth Enjoy an Unforgettable Day with the LA Rams at Beattie Middle School
Club Youth Enjoy an Unforgettable Day with the LA Rams at Beattie Middle School
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