LABGC

The Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club was founded in 1944 as the Los Angeles Times Boys' Club by a group of Lincoln Heights community activists. In 1950, The LA Times Charities dedicated the current building, a 33,000 square-foot facility, including a swimming pool, gym, and athletic field... Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club has an important role to play in the national call for action on racial injustice and equity. We recognize the impact of systemic racism on the lives of youth, and we believe young people should feel safe, be supported in accessing opportunities, and feel valued not just at the Club, but everywhere in our society. Our mission compels us to support youth in reaching their full potential, which includes identifying and helping to eliminate barriers that prevent the full participation and advancement of underserved, low income, youth of color in Los Angeles... During COVID-19, Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club provides weekly food distribution to anyone in need. In addition,..

Also known as: Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club

Primary location: Los Angeles