Serving Those Who Need Us Most
Boys & Girls Clubs of Indianapolis served more than 7,300 youth at 10 different sites across Indianapolis.
BGCI is one of the top two distribution sites for meals provided by Second Helpings,
Meals Served
Pounds of Food
of Club households have an income of $25,000 or less
Education & Career Development
More than 3,000 youth participated in educational programs.
Nationally low-income children decrease an average of two months in their reading level every summer.
Of Club members who are juniors and seniors in high school:
Club teens participated in Take a Boy/Take a Girl to Work Day, shadowing professionals and learning about career pathways.
Sports, Fitness & Recreation
More than 2,500 youth participated in fitness programs.
More than 350 Club members participated in summer swimming programs.
Nearly 900 Club members participated in organized sports leagues like basketball, soccer, and flag football.
Character & Leadership Development
More than 300 Club members participated in community service projects through their Club.
Club members explored hip-hop as an art form and cultivated their creativity and critical think skills by participating in Lyricism 101.
Health & Life Skills
More than 3,000 youth participated in drug/alcohol/violence/pregnancy prevention programs.
The Arts
More than 1,500 youth participated in visual arts programs.
Club members explored hip-hop as an art form and cultivated their creativity and critical think skills by participating in Lyricism 101.