Giving kids a place to call their own, to have fun, make friends, have a nutritious meal, and learn. Great futures start here.
Across King County, we serve more than 2,000 youth each day at 35 Clubs across greater Seattle.
View a complete list of our locations at positiveplace.org
CLUB HISTORY
In January 1943, a riot involving more than 100 teens broke out on the corner of 85th and Greenwood in Seattle.
Police responded to the incident and looked for an answer to the overall issue of juvenile crime and vandalism, a growing problem in the community.
In response, Deputy Joe Woelfert opened the first Boys & Girls Club (originally called the Boys Club) in Washington State—the North Seattle Boys & Girls Club. The Club was a great success, and within two years, eight Clubs sprouted up in the area. Today there are 35 Clubs around greater Seattle, each one focused on enriching the lives of kids every day.
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51-200 employees
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Non-profit Organization Management
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220 W Mercer St Ste 410, Seattle, WA 98119, US
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Child Care, Health & Wellness, Leadership, Education, Sports, K-12, Youth Development, Youth Organization, Citizenship, Academics, Teen Jobs
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Laurie Black is the CEO of Boys & Girls Clubs of King County. To contact Laurie Black email at [email protected].
The decision makers in Boys & Girls Clubs of King County are Becky Shaddle, Denise Lewis, Elizabeth Tinkle, etc. Click to Find Boys & Girls Clubs of King County decision makers emails.
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