Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County (Temecula, CA, CA)

General

• Mission:

The mission of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County is to inspire and enable all youth to realize their full potential as productive, responsible, and caring citizens by providing stimulating and challenging programs through interaction with dedicated caring people.

• History:

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County is one of the fastest growing youth development agencies in Southwest Riverside County, California serving more than six hundred young people each day. With sites located in Temecula, Murrieta and Lake Elsinore the club known for being “The Positive Place to Be,” offers several innovative programs and fun activities to provide positive personal growth experiences for the local youth, while in a safe, supervised and structured environment.
In 1990 a small yet insightful group of community minded people realized the need for a safe place for children to go after school, the first Boys & Girls Clubs of Southwest County programs were started on the Margarita Middle School site in Temecula, offering after school programs to middle school children. The Club expanded to its current facility in Old Town Temecula in 1994. Three years later we expanded into Murrieta on the campus of Shivela Middle School, offering sports clinics after school. In 1998 the Murrieta Club moved to a permanent site in a double-wide facility at the California Oaks Sports Park, and quickly grew into a quad-wide facility which we are currently occupying. In June of 2006 the Club opened a new full facility at Kent Hindarget in Redhawk servicing ages six through eighteen years of age. In 2007 the Club expanded to the City of Lake Elsinore opening a Clubhouse in the Alberhill Community.

• Year established:1990

Registration

• Organization type:Grantseeker
• Country of registration:United States
• Year established:1990
• Tax Determination Letter:Received Determination Letter
• IRS Section:501(c)(3)
• IRS Subsection:None