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This fun and exciting program, sponsored by Bank of America and Gap Foundation, prepares teens for the world of careers and work.

Children playing at a club location

Who We Are

Boys & Girls Clubs of
Delaware Mission

To inspire and enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive,  responsible, and caring citizens.

Promise

We exist to prove every kid has what it takes.

Road to Great Futures

Providing a great Club experience means we meet youth where they are, and we understand what they need to grow and succeed.

We emphasize five key outcome areas: 

Academic Success, Character & Citizenship, Healthy Lifestyles, Arts & Cultures, and Education & Career.

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These focus areas provide a platform for helping all kids build the skills and relationships needed to achieve a brighter future.

Core Beliefs

Our Boys & Girls Clubs Provide:

  • A safe place to learn and grow…

  • Ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals…

  • Life-enhancing programs and character development experiences…

  • Hope and opportunity.

Diversity, Equity & Inclusion

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Delaware takes a stand for the future of Delaware’s youth and its staff members. Our mission compels us to identify and eliminate barriers that have prevented the full participation and advancement of all citizens, particularly Black, Brown, Indigenous and other persons of color as well as women. The work we do is inherently rooted in diversity, equity and inclusion.

  • We condemn any act of racism or discrimination.  

  • We stand for safety, health, dignity, inclusion and equitable opportunity for all. 

  • We advocate for youth and encourage young people to embrace the power of their voice.  

  • We work to develop a diverse organizational community where all staff members receive equitable respect and opportunity for growth and professional development. 

Who We Serve

We serve youth all across Delaware. Learn more about our members below.

57%

boys

43%

girls

50%

(5 - 10 years old)

18%

Middle School 
(11 - 13 years old)

33%

High School 
(14 - 18 years old)

38%

of reported members household annual incomes are less than $25k

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