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This fall, we met a family from Geyserville who desperately needed a place to learn and grow. Rosa & Edgar were referred to us from the elementary school and had not completed a single assignment all school year. Read how Club staff helped turn the tide.

With the support of the community and individual partners, Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin provided over $33,000 in gift cards to 73 families in need this holiday season.

2020 started out like a normal year at the Clubs and then the Global Pandemic changed everything. But that didn’t stop us from doing whatever it takes to build great futures.

Josie is a first grader Member who hasn't been very interested in school this year. Max is a third grader Member who had a significant amount of schoolwork to catch up on. Read about their stories and how our Club have helped them achieve success in school.

Pat talks with Michelle Edwards, Executive Vice President of The Boys & Girls Club of Sonoma-Marin, about the plans to expand services this fall

The Press Democrat features our transition into a full-day program for fall.

The Press Democrat features a day in the life of Summer Club under current local & State Health Orders.

At Boys & Girls Clubs, we have a responsibility to use our positions as supportive adults in the lives of our members to help in whatever ways we can.

On Wednesday, May 13th, Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin welcomed ten Cloverdale kids back for life-enhancing programs. This limited access is for children of families working in businesses deemed essential by the County Health Officer.

Boys & Girls Clubs of Sonoma-Marin has launched a new Virtual Club Experience to stay connected to Members and youth in the communities they serve and beyond. They are harnessing the power of technology to provide high quality youth development programming including yoga, homework help, cooking, arts and crafts, at home exercises, and more.