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The 4,300 Boys & Girls Clubs across the country embrace the potential of all youths to rise above circumstances, by helping them achieve academic success, healthy lifestyles, good citizenship and productive adulthoods. To reach the goals for all 4 million youths served by the clubs, the organization is paving the way to great futures with modern technology and computer science.
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