- Mission: To inspire and empower all young
people, especially those who need us most, to realize their full
potential as productive, caring, responsible citizens
- Founded: 1991
- Size: Antelope Valley's largest
youth-serving agency
- Membership:
- Locations:
- Two Primary Club locations throughout the
Antelope Valley
- One year-round rural camp in Lake Isabella.
- Eight school-based Clubs in Palmdale, Lancaster, Mojave and California City
- Governed by: 12 member Board of Trustees
- Executive Director:
Jay Duke
- Staff: More than 40 employees and an
estimated 300 volunteers
- Core program areas:
- Character & Leadership Development
- Outdoor & Environmental Education
- Education & Career Development
- Sports, Fitness & Recreation
- Arts & Cultural Education
- Health & Life Skills
- Membership fee: $25.00 per year. No child is ever
turned away for inability to pay - there are several ways for children
to earn their membership by helping out around the Club.
- Affiliation: One of 3,100 Boys & Girls
Clubs nationally
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Membership
Total Membership:
Average Daily Attendance:
Gender
xx% Male
xx% Female
Age
xx% Ages 6-12
xx% Ages 13-18
Household Income
xx% $0 - $11,999
xx% $12,000 - $14,999
xx% $15,000 - $24,999
xx% $25,000 - $49,999
x% $50,000+
x% unknown
Ethnicity
xx% African-American
xx% Hispanic
x% Caucasian
.x% Asian
x% Native American
x% Other
Family Structure
xx% One parent
xx% Two Parents
x% Foster Care/Guardian
x% Unknown
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