Boys and Girls Clubs of the North Valley
Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley
Chico, California, United States
About
Founded in 1995, Boys and Girls Clubs of the North Valley is a charity based in Chico, United States working on children & youth, education, health.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the North Valley is a private nonprofit founded in 1995 that delivers out-of-school time youth development programmes in Butte and Glenn Counties in Northern California. Governed by a local volunteer board with community leadership boards in several towns, the organisation operates about 12 sites serving over 1,600 youth aged 4 to 18. Its programmes cover academics, STEM, arts, health and wellness, and character and leadership, and include teen centres, a club within Butte County Juvenile Hall, and case management services, including support for families affected by the 2018 Camp Fire. The organisation is funded through community fundraising events, donations and sponsorships.
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Juvenile Hall Club
Children & Youth
Boys & Girls Club located within the Butte County Juvenile Hall in Oroville.
Camp Jamoa
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Candid Platinum Seal of Transparency
Champion for Youth Club Advocacy Award
NAACP Advocacy Award
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S.H. Cowell Foundation, Sierra Health Foundation, City of Chico, Chico Noon Rotary Club, Paradise Unified School District, Partners for Youth in Paradise, Live Spot, Chico State
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