Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Salt Lake is joining clubs across America this week to celebrate National Boys & Girls Club Week by hosting several events to emphasize the importance and value of the clubs to the community.
"Boys & Girls Clubs are increasingly playing a vital role in many young people's lives," said LeAnn Saldivar, president and CEO of Boys and Girls Clubs of Greater Salt Lake. "In today's economic climate, we offer a positive place for kids whose parents are seeking an economical, safe and enriching environment for their children."
The cost for parents to send their child to a club is $10 per year.
Boys & Girls Clubs are unique in the field of child development due to five identifying characteristics. Clubs provide a safe place to learn and grow, ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals, life-enhancing programs and character development experiences, hope and opportunity, and peer, staff and volunteer recognition.
To find out more about the activities, call 801-322-4411.
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