Boys and girls clubs in Augusta, Georgia

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta - HQ and Support Center is a community-based organization located at 624 Chafee Avenue in Augusta, Georgia, United States. This institution serves as the headquarters and support center for the various Boys & Girls Clubs throughout the Greater Augusta area. Here, dedicated staff work tirelessly to provide a safe and nurturing environment for children and teenagers, offering a wide range of programs and activities designed to promote academic success, character development, and healthy lifestyles. The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Augusta - HQ and Support Center is committed to empowering young people to reach their full potential and become productive, caring, and responsible citizens in their communities.

Dogwood Terrace Boys & Girls Club is a community-based organization located at 747 15th Avenue in Augusta, Georgia. Our club provides a safe and positive environment for children and teens to participate in a variety of educational, recreational, and social activities. From homework help and tutoring to sports leagues and arts and crafts, we offer a wide range of programs to help young people reach their full potential. Our dedicated staff and volunteers are committed to making a difference in the lives of the youth in our community. Join us at Dogwood Terrace Boys & Girls Club and become a part of our family!

The Boys and Girls Club Teen Center, located at 1903 Division Street in Augusta, Georgia, is a place where at-risk youth can find guidance and mentorship to help them succeed. Our innovative programs are designed to empower young people to excel in school, become good citizens, and lead healthy, productive lives. Our Club provides a safe and fun environment for kids and teens to learn and grow after school and during the summer. We are proud to say that 98% of our regularly attending Club members graduate high school on time with a plan for their future. Additionally, 76% of low-income Club members ages 12 to 18 who attend regularly report receiving mostly As and Bs, compared to 67% of their peers nationally.