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BGCHarlem works with over 1,200 youth across Harlem, providing academic support and enrichment and a host of other cultural arts,...

Since 1980, Boys & Girls Club of Harlem (BGCHarlem) has supported thousands of children and youth as they strive to achieve academic...

Another amazing year in the books for our Annual Golf Classic! This year's Golf Classic was extra special in bringing us back together in...

BGCHarlem works with over 1,200 youth across Harlem, providing academic support and enrichment and a host of other cultural arts,...

We are delighted to invite you to the 2021 Boys & Girls Club of Harlem Golf Classic on October 4, 2021 at Paramount Golf Club. This...

BGCHarlem welcomed a new member into our family! On July 4th, 2021, Representative Charlie Rangel officially became an honorary board...

NYC Young Professionals!!!! Join us for a mid-summer BBQ to kick-off Back-to-School season. Learn how you can support our kids as they...

For 40 years, Boys & Girls Club of Harlem (BGCHarlem) has supported thousands of children and youth as they strive to achieve academic...

Despite a global pandemic, the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem marches forward, creating space for communities to thrive.

At Boys and Girls Club of Harlem, child safety is always our number one priority. Here is how we are preventing the spread of COVID-19.

At Boys and Girls Club of Harlem this summer, students focused on things they would like to change in their community.

BGCHarlem's Summer Day Camp Program, over six-weeks, provided a safe environment for kids.

BGCHarlem, along with select community partners, have turned their protest into action by learning how they can affect positive change.

Shirley Anita Chisholm, known as "Fighting Shirley," was the first African–American Congresswoman.

Bridget "Biddy" Mason is an American Hero and Black female Freedom Fighter.

Make sure that #HarlemCounts by taking the 2020 Census.

Fannie Lou Hamer was a women's and voting rights activist, civil rights movement leader, and community organizer.

Ella Baker was a brilliant, Black hero of the Civil Rights Freedom Movement who inspired and guided emerging leaders.

During this session, we will explore our next adventure in getting ready for a new chapter in our lives: starting a new school year.

We will be creating public service announcements based on a cause or issue that we care about.

For this Fun Friday, we are making a Freestyle Board.

By teaching mindfulness meditation skills to students we cultivate a compassionate, educated society.

Let's talking about who we, what makes us happy, and more using a poem.