Will You Make a Difference Today?
"The Club is where I can be a kid and play."  Christine, 9
"I come to the Club to stay out of trouble." David, 13
"I feel safe here."  Keontae, 7
 

These are the voices of the children we serve.  In 2012, we served almost 3,000 youth and provided more than 45,000 healthy, nutritious meals! 

In order to help us build on this success and serve even more youth, an anonymous donor has generously presented BGCK with a $100,000 challenge grant that must be completed by June 30, 2013.  One of the goals of this challenge grant is to expand our base of support and reach a total of 1,550 unique donors.   

Will you make a difference today? Please help us reach our goal by donating now or click here to learn more.
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2013 Big Event is Coming!
 
Make plans to attend this year's Big Event! The 2013 theme is Club Riviera: An Evening in the South of France and the event will be held June 1 at the Louisville Marriott Downtown.
 
Click here to view complete Big Event program and auction listing. Check out our 150 + packages in this year's auction.
 
For information about tickets, sponsoring the event, click here.
 
 
 
 
    
 
  • 2 weeks ago, May 16 at 11:14am
    UPS aerospace engineers recently volunteered at the Newburg Club to teach members about aerospace and UPS. Club members created different types of paper airplanes and helicopters.
  • 2 weeks ago, May 16 at 11:09am
    Club members competed in their very own Derby horse race on Oaks Day. Youth enjoyed dreaming up names for their horses. The winning team received a prize.
  • 2 weeks ago, May 13 at 3:34pm
    A big thanks to all the individuals and organizations who volunteered at our Clubs during Mayor Greg Fischer's Week of Service! 
  • Apr 11 at 1:12pm
     She excels in everything she puts her mind to including overcoming her struggle with spelling. Learn more... 
  • Apr 10 at 10:53am
    Thanks to a Duke Energy science grant, Jeffersonville Club members were able to travel to Madison, Indiana to learn about and collect fossils.