| 1931 |
Community Service Organization incorporated as
the Boys Club of Wilmington |
| 1932 |
Boys Club moves
from in the Queen Theatre building on Market
Street in Wilmington to the old Bethany Baptist
Church on Jackson Street |
| 1949 |
The first H. Fletcher Brown Club opens at 17th
and Church Streets |
| 1970 |
The Clarence Fraim Club begins operation |
| 1977 |
The new H. Fletcher Brown facility is built on
Spruce Street |
| 1982 |
The New Castle Club opens in the Rose Hill
Community Center |
| 1986 |
The Claymont Club opens in the Claymont
Community Center |
| 1989 |
Boys Club of Wilmington becomes the Boys Clubs
of Delaware |
| 1990 |
All facilities begin providing services to
girls |
| 1991 |
The Dover Club begins operation |
| 1992 |
Boys Clubs of Delaware becomes Boys &
Girls Clubs of Delaware |
| 1994 |
Boys & Girls Club of Greater Newark opens |
| 1995 |
Boys & Girls Clubs in Western Sussex and
Milford open |
| 1996 |
Dover Air Force Base Youth Center becomes a
Boys & Girls Club |
| 1997 |
New club opens at Wesley College in Dover,
Child Care opens |
| 1998 |
New Western Sussex Club opens; Appoquinimink
Club opens |
| 1999 |
Wesley College Club relocates to renovated
house,
Child Care opens,
Liberty Court Extension Club opens,
Woodbridge Extension opens |
| 1999 |
Greater Smyrna / Clayton Club Opens |
| 2000 |
Baltz Extension Club opens,
Brandywine Springs Child Care opens |
| 2001 |
Laurel Extension Club opens,
Georgetown & Oak Orchard Clubs open |
|
2002 |
Appoquinimink Club relocates |
|
2003 |
Dagsboro
Child Care opens |
|
2004 |
Georgetown Club moved to 115
North Race Street and Clayton, North Smyrna, Smyrna, Hartly, Showell,
and Woodbridge Elementary Before & After School Site Child Care programs
opened |
|
2005 |
School Site Child Care
Programs opened in Cedar Lane Early Childhood Center and North Star
Elementary School |
