CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR CHRISTMAS CAMP.
CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR THE 2025 BASKETBALL SEASON.
CLICK THE BUTTON BELOW TO REGISTER YOUR CHILD FOR ONE OF OUR CLUB CAMPUSES (EL DORADO, SMACKOVER-NORPHLET, OR STRONG-HUTTIG 21st CCLC).
We will be teaming up with Cadence Bank to host a New Year, New Finances – Family Night to discuss credit building heading into the new year.
The Boys & Girls Club of El Dorado announces sponsorship of the USDA Child and Adult Care Family Program in El Dorado, Smackover-Norphlet, and Strong-Huttig. Free meals will be made available to all children and will be provided without regard to age, sex, race, color, disability, or national origin. Meals services will run Monday through Friday.
Sign up for Christmas Camp, which is Monday, December 23 AND Monday, December 30. Click here to register your child!
The Boys & Girls Clubs of El Dorado and Smackover-Norphlet have started a new program called Club Closet. Our mission is to establish positive self-esteem and self-confidence in our members in order to foster a sense of identity and freedom for every child. To help this program grow, we are requesting gently worn clothing and accessories, which you can drop off at either Club campus.
Our Boys & Girls Club wants to develop a way for the community to know what is happening in and around the Club. Through this new “Stay in the Loop” email campaign, community members will receive emails periodically from our Club keeping them up-to-date on Club member highlights, Club events, and important dates. If you would like to Stay in the Loop, click here!
Our program is a safe environment for members both after school and during the summer.
Our program unlocks opportunities for our members to grow, learn, and engage in order to develop positive skills and confidence.
Our program served over 28,000 meals to our Club members in 2023.
75%
of BGCA members said they volunteered in their community, Club, school, or neighborhood at least once in the past year.
97%
of BGCA teens expect to graduate from high school.
80%
of BGCA teens submitted an application to a post-secondary institution.
