"Our Comeback Will Be Greater Than Our Setback"

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 When Hurricane Michael roared ashore on October 10th, 2018, it left a trail of unprecedented destruction in Bay County, including major damage to two of our Club sites.  In the following months, we have worked hard to return to serving local youth to rebuild stronger than before.  We would not have made it this far without support from YOU, our community.  Please consider donating today to help us rebuild and serve more youth who need us.

Thank you for your support. 

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Now registering for our 2019 Summer Program!  Get the application packet here. 

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See the 2019 Summer Swim Lesson Schedule here. 

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Your child must have been enrolled in our 2018-19 Afterschool Program to be eligible for our temporary sites.  

WE CANNOT TAKE NEW APPLICANTS UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE.

Chapman Unit   Temporarily operating at Margaret K. Lewis School - 203 N East Ave, Panama City.   Hours are 3:00pm-6:00pm   Serving Club members from Cedar Grove, Springfield, Parker, Oscar Patterson, M. Cherry Street, North Bay Haven, and St. Andrews

CC Moore Unit   Temporarily operating at Lucille Moore Elementary -  1900 Michigan Ave, Panama City.   Hours are 2:30pm-6:00pm   Serving Club members from Lucille Moore, Highland Park, Northside, Lynn Haven, Oakland Terrance, St. Andrews, Jinks Middle,  North Bay Haven, Mowat Middle, and New Horizons.

How did we do in 2018?   Check out our newest Impact Report!

  Download the 2019 Spring Calendar

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      The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bay County is part of a nationwide affiliation of local,

      autonomous organizations belonging to Boys & Girls Clubs of America. They work to help              youth of all backgrounds, with special concern for those from disadvantaged   

      circumstances, develop the qualities needed to become responsible citizens and leaders. 

      To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential 

      as productive, caring, responsible citizens.

      To insure that our programs operate safely and prove to be enjoyable to participants as                  well as creating a fun environment for all.

      A Boys & Girls Club provides:

      ~ A safe place to learn and grow

      ~ Ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals

      ~ Life-enhancing programs and character development experiences

      ~ Hope and opportunity