At The Boys & Girls Clubs of Snohomish County, we believe every child deserves a safe place to learn, grow, and belong. We open our doors to all children — because no child should be turned away just because their family can’t afford it.
This year, more families than ever are asking for help.
Your gift today helps us keep that promise.
Parents are working hard to provide for their families, often juggling multiple jobs. Yet quality childcare can still be out of reach, leaving many kids without the support and supervision they deserve. That’s where we step in — offering a safe, welcoming place where kids can learn, grow, and thrive.
Your gift to our annual appeal provides scholarships so kids can walk through our doors and into a place filled with safety, encouragement, and opportunity.
Scholarships for childcare
so parents can work, knowing their children are safe.
Scholarships for summer camp
that spark curiosity and confidence.
Scholarships for team sports
that build leadership, teamwork, and resilience.
Scholarships for after-school programs
that support homework, social skills, and healthy choices.
Imagine the impact your gift could make.
Right now, there’s a child waiting for a chance — a chance to be safe, to be inspired, to belong. Your gift today makes that possible. You’re not just funding a program — you’re changing a life.
Will you help us say “yes” to every child who needs a scholarship?
• A gift of $100 can help support a child’s after-school program fees.
• A gift of $250 can help provide a week of summer camp.
• A gift of $500 or more can support Club access and activities for a child in need.
Thank you for believing that every child deserves a chance — and for standing with the kids who need us most.
“My Boys & Girls Club helps me believe in myself. My experiences at this Club are impacting me by helping me realize that I am a strong and important person.”
–Kinsley, age 10
“My Boys & Girls Club helps me believe in myself. My experiences at this Club are impacting me by helping me realize that I am a strong and important person.”
–Kinsley, age 10
Please give generously!
No child should be turned away because their family can’t afford it.
